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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

Agss Auspseso~sly, Espenchesd has r 70,
has which 70 sSa. ni FOR = ssd
y fsr surpsssiss any hat sold In Brosdway for a. The
s~aend,d Hats for s3.-Thc New York Hat
osy BSxs5y sse selling their finest hats c and
Esss assortment Of mems youths and childrsns caps
rhe Spring style OF Hats.-Drakc, Fashion
allie halter would invo gentlemen about making their ur
.s:' q ssoa s happy 70 Ss s.
ns alive number.
DON'T bo Fyightcned-But keep 1t before the
people that hats equal to any four dollar hat in Broadway
sss Is NASSAU c. and viii a YOUR
Ss.s only shoussSd per year Who
It suits-ExaetIy suits-the Public.-We
si g1s sYs hat .,s IL.
sisnsrs Usisao II Park row. opposite the Aston House.
Pianos at Wholesale or RETAIL OF the Latest
HSs' FAM panc n on
sa With ESn fra % ga. s
s1 sss
s'''a H s;Rs ssP %I isn S.a.y
Pianos-Fixth, Pond Il Co.'s Wide Scale
e.
Ss G ana
uelodcons--The Largest Assortment OF Me-
IN ss s shs
Ia sn'1 sas sass
% purchase music published in the United States
-. viii their advantage sesxsss sssif
New AIusic.-"The Laborcr 70 his Sonar
psA aSue With Chi q
sNser Fear. Boys cSssf;a ..su:y Anna simp.on' BE
"Onec knew maiden fair" and many other popular
songs just Published psEEppv copnou ,o7 p,o.aw
Kstional Academy or Design.-The Twenty
.sh an % viii b opened to arts. Ts
The 2lst Instant, from o'clock 4. n till n The
sass Sn VIII =: sa the public on tho following day.
r. ADDISON RICHARDS, Cor Sec. Nat. Academy.
Gortion's aOxiginal" Yankee Presses, "a
Nassau street. for cards circulars bllheads, labels &C.
AZ GoR6oSs
Card.-spring CIothing.-Now ready, an
s III
and will be sold st the lowest possible prices NIB
articles
Clothing Emporium, LOG Fulton street.
I.ace and Muslin Curtains from auctions.-
..sn osrsain. from one 70 twenty dollars each and viii
- =. few days only at less than cost Of importation
SoS .ss afs
A Cnrd.-The undersigned Will offer for
nee. spring embracing Paris sis ana
iassa na:as The latest q every quality
our present. stoes 81 ssrpsnss oeloths rugs and
nost extensive dssrahle embroidsrie
ton Which .dasse: sons%s.IIS Being made Very
chnyy ysur' LORD TAYLOR Grand street.
Straw Goods.-We have now In Store and
- constantly finishing the largest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

s<Dcar Katc-My curis are falling out; Is
there remedy Yes send me up bottle e. Barher's
whsrs: Principal depot BARKERS Ladies' Hairdressing
establishment, 40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

To Druggists and Dealers In Medicines
The depot for the sale Of Dr. Toass celebrated Venetian
Lnment Is removed from 0 Greenwich street to 60 Cort
andt street This article has ready SALE and keep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18
DAGUERREOTYPEs

TT WERE VOICE, A PERSUASIVE VOICE,
i That could travel the wide world through,
would fly the beams OF the morning light
And speak to with gentle might,
And tell them that there daguerrean artist In Amer
ca s. Root of No 1868 Broadway and that there
the place. rain shine where perfect pictures Away
made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

36,OOO, OOO-Carpets for the MAlM0n.-Hlram
ANDERs0Ns ten spacious sslssrosms No % Boyery are
es ply, ingram and stair csrpetng mats window shades
e11sletAS, rugs &c, ~ tremendous bargains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

E,OUND.-THE GENTLEMAN WHO SOME TIME AGO
left 500 a. 72 Broadway is respectfully requostedt to
osT-oN THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH IS, AT OR
Ii near Buckley's" Chinese Hall, ladys green velvet
porte containing small sum Of The finder
will be literally rewarded Try leaving 1t with A. W. HOLSTER
TBarcay street.
r 'OsT-ON THE EVENING OF THE 10TH INSTANT
between Thirteenth street and the City Hall pocket
month after date to thu order Of John Deehant
s sea &C. 1sd ~ & IT
about $40 small bills principally New York money
John Delehsnt corner Of Thesnsh street and Fourth
avenue.
r osT-oN THE eth INSTANT A CHECK FOR ss5,
With Of Ss
f. Fisher, lis Blocker street, will receive liberal
ward.
r .osT.oN THE EVENING OF THE 10TH INSTANT
Lady The finder will be suitably rewarded on re-
turning them to IS Front street, up stairs.
r osT-oN THE 18TH INST, A BUNDLE OF PAPERS
" directed to Moses cary West Riehmondvills, scho.
az viii Be SUITABLY ~
lundle was probably dropped in Greenwich street.
T osT-BARRELs OF TURPENTINE, c'M. PrD-A
Of .uspsnsns %.1SeS ny the sinking q the
LIGHTER Aida in tho East river Fulton ferry slip
foot Of Jay street, Brooklyn.
T OsT-ON THURSDAY 18TH INST, IN TENTH
aheepstu pocket book containing varou. papers amons
them certificate OF commutaton on the Harlem Railroad
by leaving the shpyard stanton street
ania. LEONARD H. BOOLE.
T osT-EITHER WHILE RIDING IN THE THIRD
~ avenue from the Park TO Sixth street. in tn,
Broadway Theatre, beckett book containing thirty
State Bank q Ohio cheek the Phiisdephs foe
30 20 sSs % Any person prnsnI
obliee by nelosins the check
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

allie halter would invite gentlemen about making their
eAase Of spring hat to call at No Bowery N B.-Mr
Jsha would be happy to have his friends call
ma Al va number.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18
FURNITURE.


CHEAp IRON BEDsTEADs, BEDDING. AND SPRING
~ mattress wsreroom.-Thesc healthy mattresses are
superior to feather bedding for cheapness health
venence de- Iron bedtead all Sizes Is TO $50 $50 Broad
way, near Priuce street. Call and examine
,ENAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURR-MArHBws
" STACY, 54 and 626 Broadway, who received hrst
dals from the Crystal Palace and American for tho
best suits Of enameed chamber furniture invite the pub0
their Suits With hair naSNReea
straw palliAsses pillows and bostsrs from 31n
ELEGANT FURNITURE FOR sALE-BY PRIVATE
~ family breaking housekeeping-Ecgantly carved
rosewood and brocatec paror and sets oak and
dining room set velvet carpets &C.
niture not teon used three months lease Of the
houc Gin Brooklyn be had IL IL about % minutes from
Wall street Terms reasonable Direct with real name 10
Blotter," Herald Office.
FURNITURE, FURNITCRE-AT THE SPLENDID
warerooms, 707 Broadway, large and splendid
assortment Of cabinet furniture the quality FOR city
and country trade consisting of rosewood oak wanut
mahogany libraries wardrcbes secretary bookcasss
parior furniture In suites covered Ia French SATIN
stands marble top centre pier tables fancy iron tables,
cribs hatssnds sewing chairs rocking chairs
ceres iron bedsteads patent rocking cradles and others
elegant hall stands rosewood walnut oak and mahogany
oak walnut mshogany extension dining tables dining
paases feathers and feather beds holsters piows
general assortment OF household well worthy
attention A. b. MCKINNEY, 707 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

Straw G0Ods.-We have now In Store and
constantly finishing Of the largest stocks Of
lbs and straw hats and ladies' and misses bon
ss We beg also to state that every article offered 10
really manufacture enabling to low prices
batter. in the city and country would And IL to their
A. LELAND & CO., III Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

~C from No. Al East Sixteenth street. nglish
srro. 1oe noout SIX montns oId answers 70 the name Of
tail cropped and the hair tho under Of
his throat on by his collar Any who will return
tie dog to East Sixteenth street will receive the above
reward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

WfRSs-HHUcMe1urb nnAHufdc~
ssgy articles No 233 Broadway op-
yosta 70 che Park whore he has the best
4 the world the application of his famous hair
aa the sale Of his newly wigs and toupees Nine
uE3vate rooms, all floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

Lace and Muslin Curtains from auctions
- subscribers have hand ten thousand lace and
sslin curtains from twenty dollars each and will
- fer days only at less than cost Of Importation
49, che cheapest place the world window shaded
WEITY FERGUSON, 2s9X Broadway. and 81 Reads st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

A C0LoRED WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS A
n cook 70 70 California with family Good reference
can he given She Ia particular about the until
she arrives there should family want person Of the
kind. they will please call at Ice Waversy place. She
be fer week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

n Glorious Chance for bargains Hiram
ANDERSON Bowery Z selling splendid nsrain carpets
shades very cheap l6s to 2 and velvet carpets
1lg,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

a C0rd.-The undcrslgned Win Of1er Tor
sale Monday, Goth inst, large and varied assert
M tissues, English French and American prints snd
Sour attention 70 the above
- stock Of carpetngs oilcoths &C., and
ce curtains and fancy and staple goods Of deserp
rss1.etfulIy yours, LORD TAYLOR. Grand street cor
of Chrvste.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

DON'T bc FTightcned-But keep II before the
veople that equal Broadway
cold fSr three dollars only At the New Hat G9mpany
eyes good we'll pocket Broadwayi great placed
Store rents only from six to ten thousand Who
pAysf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

>NoN~N.gN~osNNN~>-0NNNSN~~ VNoNNN>oNNNoNNN.yN~N
nR. WOW MELTING HAS REMOVED TO NO. 8 ST.
IL Marks place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

TOR sALE.-A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
lot, No 1s5 East Twenty sixth street. Price $4,000
inquire ft No. 49, next door. ~-'
DAR1S MILLINERY-WILL OPEN ON THURSDAY
j the 25d March splendid assortment Of styles Of
silk, Grape Leghorn straw lawn, and fancy bonnets
DUNsMoRE BROWN AS Broadway, up stairs,
DuBLIc HoUsE-FoR SALOON FAVORABLE
terms the good will and fixtures Of we'll located pub
nc house in Brooklyn. Satisfactory given for sell
ing Address Publican Herald Office which Will DO prompt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

THE BALL SEASON.
THE SECOND GRAND CONCERT AND BALL
i strictly private-eiven for the benefit Of SI0N0RA
ELIZA VALENTINE, professor OF singing by her
pshed and private pupils at So Fourth will take
place end Of March, in fashionable hail. Tickets ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18
LOST AND FOUND.

EOdND-THE GENTLEMAN WHO SOME TINE ACC
Jeff 500 at 72 Broadway is respectfully requested
cali for and get il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

ATOTICE-CAPTAIN ABE BIRD AND HIS SON,
IN at No. III Division street. and ct Nos. 264 same
street. supply his old customers and the public gene
rally with the best Of oysters They should only taste OF
his RoskawsSs once All hnds sent 70 Oil parts Of the city
TO attended moments notice. aud polteness observed
N all Occasione
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-15
Legal Intelligence
DECISIONS IN COUNT OF APPxALs, JUNE TERx, JcLt
1QEl

Judgment In following cas-. reverssd--uev trial
grsn,ed costs to abide the eysnt-Gsrsstt " N. Ans
drews and others, apos agt. Charles W. Durant and
others respts Cab, lei Oakley -pt at Lswis Nor
ton apt Enoch W. Clark and others, rsspta At the
President &C Merchants Bank New York; Thomas G.
Waterman and others, rsspts. sgt. VIM. Whitney ana
others, appts; Joseph Blunt aopt agt. John s. Van
others rcspts ACT Jonathan Thorne aud sthers souts
Lewis Benedict, respt sgt the Buffalo Fire and Marine
psx .na, an spp! ss H E
and others, respts Lorenzo Van Buren, appt agt the
Hudson R. R. Co., respts; Alexander Bea rsspt. sgt.
John McKinnon and others, appts
Judgment reversed, with costs TO either party.
George =. l. Hyatt admir-, &C., respt ag Columbus W.
Judgement Supreme Court rsversed-Judgmsnt Of CITY
Court Of Brooklyn affirmed with Jacob Carpenter
appt. sgt sylvanus B. stilsell and another, rsspts
Judgment Supreme Court roversod-Judgment RDcor.
der's Court Of Buffalo affirmed with costs. Henry N.
Kline and another, appts sgt Aaron Patchin rsspt
PENDANTS ON demurrer with costs Mathe - and others
respis. sgt. the Howard Insurance Co, appts
Judgme mt Supreme Court acknowledgements for de-
fendants on demurrer leave to plaintiffs 70 amend
payment Of costs Reuben Jane, respt. at. lewis l.
Morris and others, appt.:
Judgment affirmed with in the following cases:-.
Ro, Cowell, resp't, agt. Elsha Ruokman, app't;
Robert Livingston, respt sgt Philip B. Miller appt;
william Fulton and Others respts; James H. beers.
Cabot Bank spp ast Alexander watson, rsspt; sehs.
pectady and Saratoga Railroad Co.. respts ag George H.
Thatcher, app't Samuel w. Thompson and others app,
sgt the Mayor, &C., CITY Of New York; Thomas G. Shoe.
maker, appt, agt. Micaiah Benedict. en-, &c. resp't:
Samuel Roosevelt, respt agt silas Brown, aPp't; fha
Commercial Bank of Pa respts agt the President &C.,
Of the Union Bank OF the City Of New York, sppts;
Lcdema Bishop appt agt. Lewis Bishop respt Nathan
Babe ock and others, appts ag Ransom BemAn rcsp't
Thomas CHRISTOPHER, exr app't sCt James A. Austin,
others resp's Patrick Carol; rspt st the New York
and New Haven Railroad Co. appts; Isaac l. Pnehnsy,
respt sgt William Cagadorn, app't; Thomas Baker,
W. Bates resp't, sgt Selah Jordan, app't; william
Robertson and others appts agt Aiex'r Bullions and
oth'rs, resp'ts John Cropsey and wife, app's agt.
Alfred Ogden and Others resp'ts.
Appeal dismissed with costs-Barzils Eosson rsc'r,
&c resp't, act Erastus Corning and another, appts.
Decree OF the Chancellor modified by changing the sum
Of 1929 40 to $l44 70 without costs TO either party
John Taylor Cooper appt Jane Rsnwick and Others
resrts: Jane Penwck and others, resp'ts, agt John
Taylor Cooper, app't.
Couar OF ApPEAIa jury mo. 81 concluded. Nos.
SIS, H. submitted. Court adjourned sane die.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-15

STEALING A WrrK.-A green fellow, named Dlx,
from Cortland, visited Syracuse last week In oemr
raDy with his wife, and while there she met an ol1
acquaintance, named Anderson. who stole the laAy
snd Der handbook from her loving spouse The has
band was IN great tribu'atlon, aud applied e ~
police Office for redress. bat was Informed that stea
ing awcfnan was not crime within the jcrisdictton
OF that court; women and dogs not besg cpnsldsIs
cd property. but warrant could be sned Tor steal.
ing the handbox. He accordingly applied for t1e
warrant hoping To find the lady ~ we'll ~ the band
tox; h,t the best laid plans will sometimes fall and
the officers found the property but not the woman,
End brought the man aud box Into court, but no
tdnrs OF the runaway wife. When be say the
hushand, he was In the condition OF the man VIC
caught the elephant. He didn't want the snimak
hut couldn't well get rid Of him. aud no neasef
TIE object OF his fond dtsres than when DO coea-
menc,d bis search. Harry was trying 20 cons ~
the tereaved husband with the words Of the 6cutA-
ern poet. 20, bless her, let her CO., bat ~ was IN
trouble ard refused to be comfortcd. The woman
afterwards into court aud paid the costs Of the
suit, when the lover was discharged and she went
Of with her husband.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-15

TIE RIOT AT BATE The Bah Mirror Of Satur
day says the name Of the itinerant speaker who
stirred up the pass ions of the mob was Brown, and
that they had become exAsperated because some
persons In q carriage attempted tn pass throi gh
their midst The crowd was composed Of thou
eapdp. The MiTvor edds;-
The work Of firing the church was carried on 30
rapidly that in few minutes from the first alarm
the building was complete mas OF flames, which,
shooting up high into the heavens, presented a
scene Of surprising grandeur and subimty. the
sparks and cindsrs were carried a great distance,
and the most supel human exertions alone prevented
a vide spread and disastrous connagration. The
fire caug u on the room Of many buildings but was
immediately extinguished. Mr. Benjamin B.sand.
while epdeavoring to extinguish the fire which had
csu, hit on the roof of bis house, fell TO the ground
snd broke his shoulder blade.
Yesterday afternoon the Mayor issued procla-
nation, requesting the citizens not to congregate
together aDd announcing his intention II maintain
peace at all hazards. Last evening the streets were
very much GRO wded by body Of men, evidently
attracted by curiosity. The Mayor addressed the n,
requesting them to dispense, and ct an early hour
they had disappeared.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-15

iDcloeure leading to building FOR manufacturing
purposes. Who, then, would believe that Ia the
country cemetery, occupied as such Tor one nun
dred and nifty years, could be entered and . high
way laid through It, against the consent OF those
whose friends there INFERRED OF those having
charge Of the cemetery2 Such q thing never has
been done, and never viii be done in this land. II
the Legislature were thus regardful Of the rights
what reason have we To believe that they intended
to be negligent Of the rights and feelings OF the in
habants Of our cites7 II 1t be said that there Is NO
limitation or exception in the statute respecting
streets in the cities answer that there are limita
lions and exceptions implied, and that limitation
implied in law is just strong limitation ex-
pressed. Whenever the carrying out OF . statute
according to the letter leads to ccnssqu sss
principles Of right reason and common sense a.
TO shock the moral perceptions Of mankind, we
have right TO imply limitation or exception, upon
the assumption that the Legislature could not have
foreseen or contemplated the consequences of their
act. Thus when an individual was authorized by
law TO act as judge in certain district, and to de-
termine all causes arising within that district, 1t
in his own cause, although there was no
exception in the statute. So there was
once law in Bologna that any man
who should draw blood in the streets should be
deemed guilty Of capital felony, and punishe with
death. A man was arrested and tried upon the
charge, when 1t was shown that the supposed cul-
prlt was physician who had opened with his Ian
Get the vein OF person who had fallen down In the
street in fit. The prisoner was of course discharg
ed; his offence within the letter but not within
the spirit Of the law. Again, certain law enacted
that il any prisoner should break Jail, he should be
adjudged guilty Of felony, and, upon recapture,
lose his life. case Of the kind occurred and the
person arraigned was brought to trial. when IL was
shown that he had broken jail and made his escape
because the prison was on fire. He, too, was &C
quilted, for his act was natural and proper The
judge decided that TIE cuprit could not be hanged
b. cause he would not stay to be burned. Now, ap-
plying these principles to the taking of land for
streets, contend that though within the letter. it
would not be within the meaning of the law 70 pull
down the City Hall and lay street over its site;
should it be attempted by the Corporation, they
would be restrained by an injunction, perpetrat
ing an act of madness. So the act would not au-
thorize them to desecrate religion by tearing down
our churches, the temples Of the living God, and
laying streets over the grounds they occupied So
the act does not authorize the violation Of the laws
Of nature, written by the finger Of God upon the
heart OF every human creatures laws which are uni
versal, immutable, and everything all other laws;
laws which imperatively command us to bury our
dead, to venerate the grave, and to abhor its vio
latOr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-15

THE FRANKFORT HoMIcIDE.-We have detailed
in notice copied from the TVhig, that j. T. Leasoa
met bis death at Frankfort, FROM injuries inflicted
tory Of the parties is briefly this:-Leason former
ly resident Of this city, married some years ago
lady whose maiden name was Hall, the daughter
Of Methodist Clergy man, che having property -
the amount OF $1,000, acquired in the millinery
business, ut Frankfort They had several children.
Leason became intenperate. His wife, unable -
live with him, procured divorce, and the custody
Of the children was awarded her. Subsequently,
she married DR.. Thayer, Of Frankfort, pI,ysioisn
Of much reading, and ply scalIy q large and pow.
eriul man, OF quick temper, OF sensitive tempera-
ment, and it IL said, of kindly heart Leason sim
remained about Frankfort indulging In rum when
ever be could procure it. He had lost all seiffs-
spect, and made It his habit, encouraged and egged
on BY those vier than himself 10 accost and insult
DrIhayer a. often as he met him, on the subject Il
his marriage relations, tHlnting him with taking
TO wife bus lIeakon's) "leavings," and such Lew
allure This Dr.. Tbayer had borne patiently. On
the Fourth OF July one Of those miserable coscena
called q company Of fantasies, wherein young nen
who are decent for The year for day consent 70 -
come rowdies and are Of course joined BY ttss VIZ
are naturally rowdies, turned out in Frankfort Lea
son was one Of these. While the company WAS IN
another part Of the town, Leason rode Up In ooo-
tune to the doctors house, and commenced con-
yersation with his lLeason's) children by Mrs.
what happened or what WAS said we are not able -
state, but the affair ended by the doctors pulling
Lenson from his horse and violently throwing him
to tie ground. Leason, whose ihtempenncs bad -
Irotracted his system that Il had 10 more ftrongth
than pipestem, was 80 badly hurt that he died In
day or two after. Dr.. Thayer, seeing what he had
done in hot blood, was terribly affected, and In HI
rernorse has repeatedly exclaimed that he wished
he was in Leas0ns place. The Anal. viii b Ma
result Of the legal investigation thing is sure
that fum Is at the bottom Of this sad Tragedy
Eangor (Me.) Mercury, July 10.