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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-07
While strolllng slowly through the stump

departments Of tho Crystal other day and
lancing casually at the purple and fine linen with
which 1t B enriched encountered specimens of the
latter article which struck as the most delicate and
exqustey wrought fabrics Of their kind had
Reader such things must be, and they we'll be
spoken othey shirts and such shirts would
Partisan chemisier his hair with Gentle
men whose proposals. have been accepted and who are
bachelor about to become Benedk desires to look
trim bridegroom" advise him to beautify his
taste with one Of those fronets q fine linen
Aston House. their and have idea
that anything In the Perfect fits and elegant styles
booker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-07

Lea & PERKINS, WOrcestershire Saucc-Is
the only to which medal has been awarded
ures in the Crystal Palace at Now York. for foreign
hbors and in order guard the public against
cerntcrcits the proprieors deem II
the genuine at all times he obtained Of the whole
sale agents for the United States.
Messrs. JOHN DUNCAN 4 SONS New York.
N. B-Ths universally popular condiment not only i'm
parts giquan relish a descriptions food
noting digestion, tends to preserve health.
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Police Intelligence.


Bowling and Lord Of the Lower Police Court yesterday
arrested named James MNuty, keeper Of liquor
no. "a West passing $50
felt bill the Bunker Hill Bank, Chnrlcstown Mass,
and two IS bills ON some other bank IL seems that
AEuly purchased out the liquor store he occupies
OF Mr.. Connolly for the sum Of $780, and in payment
therefor gave the counterfeit money above described
Osborn detained MNulty for a further examination
Contemplated Ring Fight on the Sabbath Interrupted
~ the Pclifc.-A large number Of men and boys were
Sunday congregacd at the High Bridge, Carmanvile,
for the purpose Of witnessing ring aght between two
men. Officers Coggy and Roach, Of the Twelfth ward,
thc spot; but the puglists and associates noticing
the approach of the officers ecd leaving behind them
ON the ground one overcoat, one pair Of pants one
vest three shirts and four caps these articles OF clothing
the officers brought to the station house Subsequently,
sereeants McCusker and Fitzgerald arrested two Of the
parties said to be concerned in the fight named Alex
ander Young and William Peterson These two men
taken before Justice Clark, who after reprmand,
Tro Dishonest Boys-Iieutenant Hutchngs and officer
Truax of the Fifth ward police, yesterday arrested two
boys fifteen years 81 age, named valmore MCGEE and
John Flynn charged with stealing two pieces Of silk val
ued at $751; the property Of James France dry goods
dealer No 703 Broadway appears that MCGEE engag-
was to convey the pieces of silk back to the import
The boy returned and stated that he had delivered
the silk as directed which subsequently turned out to be
McGee assisted by Flynn cut the silk up into dress pat
terms and sold them to various persons as bargains
fomc Of these dress patterns have been by the
yoce The two boys were committed to prison BY JUS
tice Osborn
Charge Of Enbe,,lsmcns. Yesterday young man
named James Rutherford arrested charged with en-
beszling during the year past, from his employers,
Alexander irwin h Co., No. eos Third av"nns snms Of
money and goods amounting TO about $500 The last
act of cmbexzlement he detected Ia was taking 800 &c
taken before Justice Stuart who required him to And
hail in the Of $500 to the charge In default
Of bail he was committed to prison
Charge Of Stealing from Vsssel--Tw0 men, named
John Mcintyre and James Frsty arrested by officers
Pike and Lyon Of the Seventh ward charged with grand
larceny, in stealing goods valued ut about s40 from the
ship "Groyhoundn lying foot OF Dover street. The
greater part of the goods recovered Justice Wood
committed the prisoners for trial.
Riper 7hieres A,rcsed.-Four men, two captains and
of small schooners trading the East river
yesterday arrested by officers De Bender and Johnson
charged with stealing quantity Of corn and other grain
from the lighter Nmrod the Waabout the property
Of Charles Wilson search warrant issued by JUS
tce Wood great part of the grain recovered
board the soop Sarah Jane foot Of Stanton street. The
accused parties committed to prison for cxamina
ton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-07
Female Supporters with 81,

ataehedTbis article Of great benefit TO females com
planning 81 pain IN the back or sde also springs for bow
legs curviture OF the spine and projection OF the
lade Of all descriptions hand and made 20
order t The New York Surgeons Bandage
bshed In lt3 at No Ann street female in
attendsnce 70 Wait upon ladies STRANGERS notice and
door from Broadway, - W. S'~'A'
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Ahsohb De8sACAASosy Rcs-A@~A0 % SA@o AOA "
eens coiored and put In nice morocco case and warrant
sizs and quality TO those that ~ where
daily have these large pictures ~ cents
ANSON No ooS broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Dogucrreotypes from Knapp's old and popu-
lar gallery acknowledges TO be superior in tone and
Enisl are Pleasant and convenient enS the
noor and patronzed by many nrt fAmi
Hes Rooms No 800 broadway near Prince street. and lO3
Bswery
Pianos.-Just What VIII Meet the Wants or
all pianos guaranteed superiority for
low price, All pianos sold are warranted to give
rent second hand pianos with without tho oiiAn ct
To suit monthly payments
taken. Large diseGunts
70 wholes ale buyers. HORACE WATERS, x3 broadway.
New Musac.-n Baltimore Clipper valsc," by
Julien played by him all his concerts with tho
attendn his performances Price ~ cents The scenes Of
Childhood" song by Geo. Washbourn Morgan Price %
eerts Angel hpers song for soprano or tenor sung
by hr Cillins Bostwick words, D. NJ Peters, music
august Cookie. Price 70 cents. Amsson Sehettish by
ccnts. Just published by HORACE WATERS, 3S Broad
way Music sent by mail postage free. NB-The Of
ths Above composers sufficient guarantee
merits Of their compositions
Spring Furniture gnles.-A. III. NicoIay &, Co.
rcspeetu remind their friends and public that they
are now ready TO undertake and
ton TO sales of household furniture at the resdences Of
families, or at their spacious Broadway Wa
shall continue TO be proaPt energetic fair in our
charges devotng best srsies interests OF
friends intrusting their Jusiness 10 "a ~ "
EDWARD SINTzENICH
Late chief salesman OF ii. ii. Leeds Il Co.
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Root, No. $50 Broadway, has the Worlds
Pair premium for dsgusrreotypes. Enough saidi
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Test all Things, and Keep tho Bcst."-
Examine all tho different styles of hats produced by
hatters this spring and will make
your selection at ESPENSCHEIDS, lfa Nassau street
Judgment and interest will dictate that his hat for - 90
BY far surpasses any q hat In town.
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Truss, Elastic Stocking, Female Bandagc
for bow legs weak ankles crooked
Me ladies' through tho hail. and female in attend
speeso wait on them: ::: notice the name
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Whlskers and Moustaches-My Onguent
VIII force them 70 strong and thick in six weeks and
Per bottle 10 half dozen Sent to any part Of the coun
try. g. GRAHAM, is Ann street, N. T.. J. r. Spaud-
ding n fremont Boston,
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4 large Invoice OF the Most 1eaotiful Nm:
ss ~ scy Il
sale ai the American Art Union ga Brs.dxsy fhs col
The public Exhibition nee. Open DAY and evening.
Roie's United States Review-a Monthly
sI;s Ell .s & 81 .as
rs'y q useful ana cHxRHEs RoDE ls Broadway
Gordon's Original Yankee Presses-s4 Mas
:S.. C. S,,fis
reasonable terms. Call At GoRDoNS u Nassau street.
Mako . Note OF TIA New Clothing Em-
vi. an =: ~. @
stock siothng adopted All and trimmed IN
s.s: S-A article.
Clothing Emporium, lVG Fulton street.
Now Is the Time to Have Your Fine shirts
produce better article than MeLxVGHLiN ae Green.
sad hosiery Of all kinds.
Peter Roberts & Co., 375 broadway, arc Ex-
hbitns hIs embroideres aces and n0niton goods from
the Crystal Palace also, new stock Of vaencienncs and
To Shirt and ColIav Manufacturers-Iti Is an
fact that the first autles line stitching
don, BY done Sy
being a. the once No as Broadway where spesi
ssted. l. n. SINGER CO.
Comb Factory.-A Rich Assortment OF Tor
toe shell dress combs the newest French patterns The
variety embraces every style q the imported and home ma
A'''''''' "'' A. 81 SAUNDERS, So broadway
Portable Dressing Cases, OF 30 Compact q
form that they can be carried without and
s sssr TSrs and and
John Duncan & Sons, having Removed to
l o ls o @s5s al oI mo- liz %
wise Of their own importation large assormsnt Of wines
Defiance saIamantler safes, Gaylor's Pa
the United the above celebrated Safes and G.
sess safes ans Confined in the world Depot s
Pearl rtreet, one door below Maiden lane.
Spruce Street FIre.-Anothcr Triumph Of
RICHs Sslamandsr. The following certificate needs
Messrs stearns Marvin successors to Rich Co-Ths
tIsssfa from 4 No spruce street. Il
all my and Gos ss have
fersnt buildings, destroyed sIter
X
me another one Immediately
prs New York l.sss. Of Art &c.
ought S aS known that o'ss
on jeweiry deposited In our safes large assortmsnt
swsys hand at tho depot No LAG street, New
sTEARNs HARyIN, successor. to Rich 4 Co.. No ,4s
combining wildeIs kshs patents " '''A'AAas'
Awful Connagration s-N"... i. it, Ia. IA. and
sr"se gree! again victorious
Tho following s the latest certificate
prcof qualities Of these often tried and failing
NEW YORK, March, Q, 1854.
Mr. r. N. Patrick, 1872 Pearl street-Dcar Sr-I hap
py that all the books and valuable papers contained
in tho defiance safo (Gnylors patiently by
after being exposed 70 tho most intense heat in the
ruins Of No 10 Spruce street for the space
hours came out in such good order that they perfectly
leeble The all saved and it's
not indicate the slightest
the second floor and fell into the Easements distance
Of about forty feet consider myself quite fortunate
having been provided with such security against Are
material. and size larger. Yours respectfully.
JOSEPH II. LApp,
Publisher Of tho Independent, y Beekman street.
Safes Of all aizes suitable merchants banks jewelers.
record oces steamboats, 6c fire aud thief bank
vault DOORS plato chests for private families &C. hand
for SALE and made to order at the depot 92 Pearl street.
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Spring Style OF Hats.-acntlemcn that wish
70 replace the winter debris Of their hats BY sas,etory
Canal halter To-day be introduces new style ~
M we'll known place. 06 Canal street. Of Wooster
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Anson's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Size for 80
cent? e9iored and put In nice morocco case :nd
daily have large size pictures for 30 cents
ANSON, No. $50 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-07

oroups Croupii-N0 Family should ever be
wiaseus bottle Of D5 Tobias vonti.n Imminent tho
by which thousands Co cure
ry case. Depot 60 Cortiandt street ~ 'e0''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-07

Wigs md TOupees.-The Silver Medal has
seen awarded to MEDHURST h HEARD, "a Maiden lane,
,he best gentlemens wigs exhibited Curls bands
lack and front traids hair every descrp
color. Copy the address. - = sS
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Lovet has Removed to No. II0 Chambers
preparatory be purchased IL badness
and restore gray hair TO It's original youthful
and all dandrun and other diseases
the scalp None genuine but L0vET'S.
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The Sum has Set-Thc Smile OF Day has
Tsdsd-Tme IlissnUss B.rhsr's clearly and agreeable
everywhere. Principal depot BARKER'S ladies' hair.
dressing establishment 43g Broadway.
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CristadOro's Hair Dye.-Byron's Drama,
those who dsformity to an
element Of beauty by natural means should witness the
effect Of CRIsTADOROS hair dye upon red sandy gray,
o grixsled hair, At No. 6 Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-07

Hair Dye and Wigs-Batchclor's naanufac-
tory for these articles removed to No. 3 Broadway op
poste to the Park where he has the
In the world for the application his dye
and the sale Of his newly invented wigs and 0upees Nine
private rooms, all on one foor.
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Trusses, Elastic stoekings, shoulder Brace.

suspensory bandages bathing springs bow legs
club feet curyature Of the spine and projection Of the
der blade on hand and made to order At the New
Surgeons Bandage Institute, established In 1886 at No
Ann street under the American Museum from
Broadway No connection with any other institute Sran
to avoid mistake, cut this and bring with you
c. W. TAYLOR co.
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The friends and acquan,ances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this afternoon, ct O'Clock from
her late residence, lo2 York street, Brooklyn
On Saturday, March 4, ALBERT VIZ IRps native Of Po
land. accd AZ wears.
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tered and turned foxy the tails Of the forty Reynards
that Samson tied together then the old hair But
would have locks whskers eyebrows to be
dark the robe night then liquid hair
DtMONET MEYERS No. IS Cortandt street. " safe,
and always reliable It had DeGra drug
store 500 Grand greet Lindsay No II East Broadway;
and No. ~ North William street
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY HIGHLY RESPECT
n able young childs would assist in
ckamberwork and plain sewing very fond OF children the
of whom she understands remarkably we'll;
do ohanberwork or plain sewing in small family Good
reference be given. Please apply ut ~ Seventh
between Twentyff and Twenty sixth streets. Can
until engaged.
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rheumatism, Scrofuln, &c.-Hyntt's Life
balsam tho certain remedy those terrible dis
You who are suffering the most torturns pains,
member that few doses Of this powerful yet pleasant
pound will afford certain relief Thousands Of have
been cured and published the SUM- Herald and other
pers These certificates from well known citizens
and consulted hour Circulars contain
these bc had at the principal depot No
2lG Grand street Seyenty-fve cents per bottle.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS sITUA-
"A tion as chsmbermaid or 70 do general housework in
given from her last place Call at l66 Ninth in tho
rear, the FIRST floor.
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A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION
"a IN respectable private family as cook; she has
TO assist In the plain part OF the washing has
ved three and ten months In her last The bos
OF cty reference can be given Please call at 3 Twenty
second street. Second second floor front
for two days.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-08

and mercantile marine. The attention of Congress is
asked 10 the of providing increased guards
for life and property al sea. in view of the immense
destruction of both during the past year, much OF
which, it is almost certain was the result OF criminal
neglect.
The expenditures of the Post Office Department
have been S., O907--gross receipts s6,955,9 1856.
Deficit $1,755, 3s1. being diminutoR of deficiency
as compared with the preceding year OF $36l,756.
During the last fiscal year II ,07O 935 acres of the
public lands have been surveyed and 8,l90017 acres
brought into market 1905, 1876 have been sold
for Sc, 285, 533 The whole amount of lands disposed
of by sales, location under scrip or land warrants,
selected as swamp lands by States and by locating
under grants for roads, is upwards of twentythree
millions of acres The sales exhibit increase
the previous year of about six millions, and the sales
during the current year show an increase over the
past to on extent unparalleled in our history.
In regard to the granting of public lands for the
construction of Railroads, the President is clearly of
opinion that it is best TO leave such works 10 private
enterprise, regulated, and when expedient aided by
the States Already this class OF works has been
pressed forward beyond the means of the country
when we see the crippled condition of many works
to be sound and safe calculations; when we conem-
plate the absorption of capital from the Or
binary channels of business the exorbta nt rates OF
interest at this paid 10 continue operations,
can it be doubted that the tendency is to run to
in this matter? Is it wise TO stimulate this excess by
encouraging hopes of sudden wealth expected TO flow
from magnificent schemes dependent upon the action
of Congress
The views of the President upon the subject OF in
ternal improvements by the General Government: will
be given in full in special message, which will be
transmitted the two houses OF Congress at an early
day
We ask especial attention to the closing Pms
of the Message, of which we attempt no synopsis
since they cannot possibly be made more condensed
nor word be omitted without spelling the beautiful
simplicity and harmony OF the noble thoughts which
there find fitting expression in noble words
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-08
The North Easter" Railroad.

The Darlington, S. c. Flag of the 3Oth Nov, says:
1t is almost certain that the North Eastern Rail.
road will be abandoned. The proceedings of our
Legislature will show that the people of Charleston
are unwilling to submit to further taxation for
Railroads, and we know the fact, that The Court of
Appeals has been ready since last January to decide
that the subscriptions already made by the City
Council are unlawful and invalid No doubt the Leg
sIature will confirm what has already been done but
nothing more will be done by the City Council How
then is the North Eastern Road to be built? Simply
no how"
The Charleston and North Eastern Road, as most
OF our readers aware, project started to
couneract the effects of the building of the Will
mingon and Manchester Railroad and TO prevent
the diversion of any portion of the trade of the Pee
Dee country from Charleston to Wilmington 1t
was spasmodc effort 10 repair the effects of the
great mistake made by Charleston in refusing to meet
Wilmington halfway, in the construction of Rail-
road between the two points That it will be built
for great many years TO come, appears very far from
probable, and with the failure of shat probability
passes away the various schemes for tapping the coal
regions OF North CaI".Ha. well for the con
structon of the old Metropolitan route to which il
had given sort OF galvanic vitality.
These are not times for wild or visionary proe
for divertng things from their natural channels
for the commencement Of speculative movements
with view OF building up and untried plans OF
place, while these already tried have to encounter
terrible difficulties in the transaction of their bust
ness
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-08

For some time past we have heard complaints from
our Subscribers at Little River OF the arrival OF
their papers at the proper time, although we know
that they have been regularly mailed BY us Where
the fault be. are unable TO say. We are assured
that they are regularly despatched from the Post
Office here, and the route agents the Manchester
Road assure that they as regularly put of at
WhiteviIle from which point they should go to their
destination From this it would appear that Difficult
ty must exist at WhiteviIle between thai point
and Little River-rhere or with whom, do not
know; we do know, however, that it is a matter of
some moment to us, and Of still greater moment to
the merchants at Little River who look for their
market reports and commercial news to this point as
we'll as their private letters. We trust that eff
fort will be made to get this matter strai ght. We
accuse nobody, for we do not know whom 10 accuse,
but we wish to direct the attention of those
ed, so that whatever is wrong may be set right.
P. S. We have just heard from gentleman from
Little River, that the difficulty now is with the pa
pers and letters from New York, and not with those
from Wilmington, which go straight enough, since
the recent arrangement has got fairly under way
For this the Northern office is alone to blame. The
New York mall for that section, is sent in sep
crate bag, under brass lock- to Charleston and sent
from that point via Georgetown. The mail agents
or postmasers on the Manchester Road have nothing
10 do with it.
WILMINGTON AND CHARLOTTE R. R-A Raleigh
correspondent of the Charlotte Democrat says, that
the WhteyiIle Charter will not call for a two-thirds
subscription the part of the Sae, but will ask fol
an endorsement of her bonds. Nothing more will be
asked We do not know the provisions of the Bill
introduced by Mr.. Steele. 1t may be that the Demo
Gratis correspondent does
P. S.-Since the above penned We have learn
ed that the charter introduced by Mr.. Steel
fixes The Capital of the proposed Company at 50 400,
600, and provides that one. third being made up by
individuals the State shall endorse the bonds of the
| Company to the amount of the other two-thirds.-
Without having given the subject much consideration
we are decidedly of the opinion that The
amount of bonds proposed is too large to much
out of proportion to the Capital of the Company
too much of credit business. However, we suppose
we shall see and hear more about il, and be bette
able to make up our conclusions. AS the matte
stands we can't much saw that we like it,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-08
Later from Euronc.

The British and North American Royal Mail
steamship Africa, Capt, Harrison, arrived at New
York on the 29th ult, from Liverpool which port
she left on the 18th ut.
The siege of Sebastopo is progressing slowly.
All the Mail Steamers have been taken by the
British Government, to transport instantly, reinforce
merits TO the Crimea; therefore no Mail steamer will
leave Liverpool for America until the goth, the Ma
gard having been taken off the Halifax route
Nothing really later or important had been received
in Liverpool since the departure of the Baltic on the
18th inst.
The field fighting before Sebastopo had temporarily
ceased.
Dispatches both Russians and British, say that the
siege is progressing regularly, and that preparations
are making for an assault.
Both parties want reinforcements.
The Russians begin 10 want ammunition.
The Allies have been reduced by battle and disease
to $4,000 men.
The winter was setting in severely.
The weather in the black Sea had been stormy, and
two Turkish frigates had been wrecked.
The great hospital at Sebastopol, containing 2, 900
wounded had been burned by the shells of the Allies
A large French loan is spoken Of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-08
2,O61
Mr.. Bragg's mai.
United States Congress.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-In the Senate today MIR
Bright was elected president, pro tenn.
In the House of Representatives the standing com.
mittees were announced and are the same as at the
last session. except in such committees as there
vacancies 10 be filled
MIR. Phillips offered resolution instructng the
committee of Ways AMI Means TO bring in bill re-
ducing the duty railroad iron or allowing an ex-
tended credit on the same.
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, moved to lay the bill on
the table. The motion was lost and the resolution
then adopted by a vote of--ayes 81, noes IL
No other business of Importance was transacted.