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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

y and oiss ssioons ~ A. Oakley wrigh, Wood
O'Clock tho premises IL previously dsnassd -
IT aao peremptory sale OF the ma dnnx
Icons stustad nj cos g. IN and IL Fulton street
aud kao ~ as Goud Aotol sne Dining ssloen ne oos
ton is unsurpassed being opposite Fuon Market thin
three doots OF the Fulton ferry Brooklyn one block
from tee Hartford Rev Hayeu, and other st
irgs There large sId med Iissd dlanI "a.
looms shout cne hnndsea mmcdious lodging rooms,
Ia b.rfoon do Trohtrtle business 1he lodging
eli nowly furniYhss iass spsug sisa bsddng
irs bedeto.ds Tho cu n.r department. is complete
Tbs OF this house 10 estsshed suo,esrfu
during TIE last swsve year, AND = New rker, 10
voc well hrosn Ieeo The busnes " certain
ate rcFst yielding IL ar psof of upwards 82g0
wbiob he tetscto ny Shown. To any person
vespg 70 tps 10 the buinsss this oppor sell
ton ever leioe offered Abe present being about
in other pursu 10 ti, 10 devote tho
attention requisite The promises VIII be asd eyory
Information given appcAoa AZ the hotel besresn
LourE OF l2 h. sEd r. day before the sas,
oAKLEY, WRIGHT ToOr, 50 wall street, ses York,
and 3i3 Fulton street, Bret klyG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

Green, No, Aston HOusC, has henrd OF PeO
pie shAt body please but has YET found thu
TEN whom he could satisfy with the ~ and
ship his Shirts Tho Individual that nobody please
cone to call on GREEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

Wet Goods from the Wreck OF the Steam
ship Observation-Disclosures LEADBEATER No. 3H
Sr xdwsy Other lot, cheaper than Monday
o l6th Ladies who n.b0 10 get served last week
OF the crowd will do well 10 call eariy 10 the
fuovning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

ToHN REESE, AUCrIoTgER. -sEsSRs LYatN,k CO.
Wrccersors to Cooley Reese hsyag closed grand
ol.ing sae Of Mes pplet1ss at cir late oreme
Br adwsy prersed receive consignment At their
les s71 Broadway Tuesday next al
GiS o'cloes n spiendid catalogue win be ofe-ei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

Defiance SalamaMdcr safes, Gay ler's Pm.
Nnt.-kOBERT n PATRICK Is the solo manufactures l.
Me United States Of the abose oels grated safes and =
aos i'm penetrAble defiance lock and the bes
xfel snd locks combined In The world 20 whom the highest
lave Just been rded by tho committee Of The
Metro pctan Hsehsncs Ins 'te, Of Wsshiprtos, aud b
90 DOR below Maiden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

A uCTIoN sALE-sTEAM ENGINES MACHINERY.
n hes 49,. SAMUEL OSGOOi auctioneer, store 81 Mas
su stte.t w eel 10 Monday, January 20 ~ l0k
coo o. we premises i32 eD'h street. bv virtue Of
a MottsARe TIVE steam engines finished; one double
a Ianng DO and IL two eide lth three hand ahee
arc uist uTng mtehnes files, be aehes remer's taps,
ees ,oois aug hstures o. ba fsmiths sho- engneers'
steel catslpgues on the mornrg of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

Wholesale Straw Goods AOnso.--TO the
is5i Of ssrAw ssods-A. Leland 4 Co. arc now pre-
syod 70 show ono Of tho isrges. tOoks q straw bonno
offered In ths MARKET which Ahoy will sell ~ the very
cuest ma7kes prices BY She only also their raux
-9sk Of ner'g Ard boys straw bats
A. LELAND co.. III Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DA
WANTS.

GENTEEL YOUNG FRENCH woMAN sPEAKtN
Ensith and German, wishes situation as ladys aid
would 90 light bsmaerwcrk 10 handy and indusr
Has objection to out OF tho country Has Tho
testmor ials. Address r. NJ. Up ion square st Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22
DRY GOODS, &C.

DAkGnlNS IN EABROIDERIE5, LACE GOODS &c
~ JuHH HhnbEN, heror.htla Lace stora, No. s.
Broadp his annsl f1le Of work fr,
this date at 20 cent less than adies come enc
come al and get one OF Msdoen's embroidery gifts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22
SALES AT AUCTTOS.

rCTloN SALE OF CIRCUS PROPERTY -sIII AZ
"A sold At auction, at tAs ranch Hotel, 80 Bswny on
Saturday Ftbruary 4 1854 ~ ~ o'clock NJ arans
ktoyn Rivers Eque tIian Estathsbment Consisting a
tho foil: wing articles also everything appsraanE
establishm entOne magn eout dra. chariot three
horses fe poniee, nine baggage wagons Advertising
carriage double rookaway one busy harness for thirty
horees riding psds aud lad cloths taddos
SADDLE cloths rappings entre dresses pony wagon
baTross comp 10 robe l0s Aazeppa, aud general
Gus wardrobe pete st 81 equestrian cuts and hsda-
graphs cuts large thten sheet bill border
sheet descriptive fma cuts spaper cuts oac
100 feet tent with quarter poles 40 feet dressing
poles and ohains ard stakes 20 put tbs tents scat
ana seat plspks fllges tarb plow ke The stooG
be Mt tho fal q j. Flsacr ascklnbugy Tomp
kins county Rev York. Mecklinbufg Is ten niles from
Itlaca Fog terms bills NJ Branch Hotel Bowsry
A ssIoNEEs STOCK OF DRY GooDs-FoR SALE.
n the entire stock OF dry goods Nth book
of ST. and fxtrres formerly occupied by a. Rosster
Ne l05 Fulton street. Brooklyn och and accounts be
Mt tho tore between the Of 10 O'clock
until II ursdsy. the 2Cth inst. By order OF
HENRY ROBINSON,
Nm 4. hOSslTER,
Assignses Of 8. n. RgssitoY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

Paris EmbI 0iderios.-Peter Roberts u Co.
N6 Broadway, will opon Thursday 10Th inas one o.ss
troiccrio direct Paris Of the lates styles and
very elegans Of oheise Ard sleeves 10 which
beg sl Ira u ediste attention OF theie frend 5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

Professi0, nj Csrd-Drs. II. ~ j. Hunter
patients in dis OF ho luz daily from A.
sP At their efhae 7e2 srcadyay. few dco.a sbays
lvn Thomas Norton. Esq. 2 resri ftres, d Hoovtr
3. Arshs Wssbk soL D. c. and many other Of
knoW Yesre cot N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22
TENANTS REGISTER.

DARRERs ROOM TO RENT-A GOOD ROOM IN A
ID desirable catisp Union Pcsss 'son may
be had Numerically Apply st the once Of the clarsndoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

RIO BENT-TO A SMALL KESpECTABLE FAMILY
foor with ak rooms, aud Crotoa water il hstt
building Sixth aao storos Hroa wE
Thirty fourth street. at ST. and rs per H. ApoA
to r. a. PiEkCE, Pine street, corner OF Broadway made
EetY orc litan Esnk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

ITO LET-A NICE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
brick house, with ayood sized store ard back
the first aoor has ten rooms and liar besdes tao or
estod in South williamsburg in good buhness location
S4c0 small stock Of dry good AID carpets for sale
There good hitohen rang, ana Apply " s. D. KIN
SINNER, 5l9 Fourth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

Wet Linens, from the Steamer Humboldt,
aGs ard D. 81 yard opened shis morning ~ aITC
COCK LEADEEATER'S, SH Broadway Also wet bs Ok
ks 81 5s 3D. md Ga; web weoen blankets quiisa Mnen
hsots ~ A. and svsy ssye OF cry goods NJ lose han hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

yyO LET.-fHR n1oRB. Win SHOWROOM ASoVE
1 6lGE Br, adwa,, httsd mp eompe'o with counter
elves and fixtures Also the dwelling OF H
Canal OF ecs aad apartments for email family In
house, s?4 Hudson streos Apply to JAAES PHlCg, W
Hudson erect, near tsi al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

street naar as hnshi will De read for %
cupntos month"; Alao Il &C ,ots la the adiosi.
bui,eug apply to JAMES PRICE, sh yisos st;ee Ge.'
Canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

EBk5P SIlksi-CHEAP sILKS-WE ARE OFFER
" very desirable styles Of tks A. shlinss per
yard being tu thty cent regular
Gle ant SAITH ponpsdoUr eritabe fer robe de- chab &c
EskR X Co, 767 Broadsay tbrse doors below Matt
htrttt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

WHART LoTs.-To LEASE, FOR rGRa or YEARS
w one hundred and fifty lots Thrty binth Fortio.h
Forty FIST and Forty ,ond streets including tas we
'front.' hctyeen those etree's IND the North river.
CHAHL6s T. app EBV 40 Broadway,
4ct-cp olitsn Gar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

ITO lET OR LEhSS-THE LARGE HALL NO. So
Broadway, adjoni Metropolitan Hotel, nov SooaIiee
Barnard exhibition oil his pauorsms Of the U
Land 10 large light veil ventiletes. 70 tutnhit
scnnlt liberal regulations will catered into Apply IT
TOR O'CLOCK Z. n in 7 building. staira
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

WANTkD-tN LONG ISLAND. ABOUT TH,RrY
nlse n N thr city female ospabls o. ,esehins rog
bne - sYs small chSrea the orcinsry %
eaten includg French Addrffs box t0s Pet Ocs ssa.
gterns and 9tabbesuoss, and glyjrg IeIerSrces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

RIO LIT ONE OR 1wo OFFICES AT NO - CHAT,
hers street. eppnsile the ruins OF tue late Now C,i
ball suitable for yar broker. Terms
Apply TO H. @. RhEINkAU 80 Ihamoers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22

1'0 TIE POLICE-$0 RGWARD.-sToLES FROM tai
sapghter house In the Of l Essex street. s.
day mornrg January a. 1854 sray horse snd witt
Fxttn enrcassee OF utton giving such infor
nation lead 70 tho arrest and conviction Of thu theve
81 receive the above reward ap ,osoa " the
seriber HENRY H. VALENTINE, butcher corner Of ker
rer and epribg streets
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-12
THE .KNOW NOTHINGs."

A grca, deal OF noise and excitement has re-
Gently Teen m"de in this CITY relative TO a new
secret society-the . Know Nothings, so call
ed. Il is stated TINT they TO bee ONE a great
political power in th's country, and TINT the re.
sui's Of their operations were visible in the last
election. lnoir opinion here is great deal Of
huEihug in al this, and the Who'll. movement is !
only another means by which some politicians
attempt 10 dec Give the people. The Know
No,hings' have adopted the distinctive princi
pes of tie old q Naive Amt rican'' party,
which, achieved accidental victory in this
CITY some time snce in consequence Of a speech
made by Archbishop Huges in Carroll Hall.
But even the Native Amer can party had no
strength If its own; it was an organization got
up I" oppose very unpopular city government;
and 10 success owing 10 an accidental com
bnatnn Of circumstances Afer the first vic
tory the party dissolved, and it has moi been
heard of snce.--it seems now that the rem
nan's of this party have got up another, on sim.
liar principles bu, this is weaker aud more
imhccil. than The cd set. 1t is almost impos
! sblr, To get mp effective secret societies of
foreigners in this counrv--& there are myriads
of seer, orders in the Old World and it is much
more ditficult--indred il rs impossibie-to Gre.
ate a secret nryan cation nf Native Americ ms
which will have any lasting influence at the
polls or anywhere else We have no political
| religious, social secrets in this country, be
cause every man has the righ, tn express his
opinion on any suhjeci, in he free, frank, bo'C
manner which The constitution Civ him. We
enjoy perfect liberty OF speech, liberty of the
press, and liberty of conscience, rights guar
anteed to us. and inaenable There is NJ
reason { keeping anything secret when there
is no penalty following its publicity. Hence
the impossbi.y Of The Prominence or influence
of any such society as the know Nothlngs.
I'm Y. Herald
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-12
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

The result Of the recent election in New
Hampshire, regards delegates 10 he house,
has for some time been subject of dispute be-
tween the whig and alb 'litlon newspapers on the
one side, and the democratic press on the Other;
though long since we f l. enabi. t, make up
our mind, independent of doubt, that the
friends of the administration had achieved a
majority in both branches of the legislature
The tables of estimates sent abroad ~ the
Boston Atlas and the New Hampshire States!
man, SO grossly exa -gcra'ed, haze. no doubt,
mised many as 10 the present relative position
of the g. Granite State aud President Pierce $
administration. We trust that the following
frank concession by the Portsmouth N. II J
Journal unform federal why paper %. SKY
Years, will suffice TO convince every one that
the indomtabe democracy have achieved vic
tory in regard TO ercry branch of the S ale CIV
eminent The Journal says:
"The Patriot may ciai;i. two or three nloIa
representatives than rightly belong To The dem
ocratic party-'he two me bers from Goif;s
town, for instance, Wher, two free-soll nIein-
bers were regularly elected but We believe tin.
Patriot list is generally more accurate than
Others that have been published b. Mathrs,
of Newmarket, and A l.. Jenness, ri De,rh Id,
have been cl,ssed in some papers as ffcesollers
They both belong on the democratic side
The Patriot table gives the democrats .
majority of nineteen in h house = Wash
Union
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-12
IOWA LORBIES.

We understand from reliable private authority
from Washington city, that number of gen.
tlemen from this state are there, laboring for
various railroads, not embraced in the memoria,
Of the Legislature IF this state and that they
express a determination To q. feat the Bill now
before the Senate, unless an amendment is
adopted. to embrace their various lines or
road.
This is the same course which was pursued
when the ..lnwa Land BIZ was before Con
gress. The Delegation were embarrassed al
every step by the opposition from our own state
/ the defeat Of the Bill vas the final and fatal
result. A similar result my be- expected from
| the present outside pressure al Washington
II is stran se, that among all the states Apply
Iing for land grants, none bat Iowa, are preju-
diced by divisions and pickering, among thei
citizens.
| The citizen vito g,es 10 Washington city
| and endeavors 10 embarrass the passage OF th,
present Bill, which is dra'trd IN strict accor,
dance with the memorial of the Legislature, b,
either openly opposing the Bill, or urging upol
the attention OF members, new projects, is n
real friend u the state and should meet with
stern - buke frrtn the people
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-12
REV. HENRY CLAY DEAN.

inc notice in the Burlington Telegraph Of a
Ifcent issue, a long communication from this
gentleman, complaining of THE Treatment receiv-
ed ., our hands, and struggling through more
than column Of solid matter, to extricate him.
self from the position assumed in this city as
politicdi temperance lecturer.
There is new light thrown upon the sub
ject in this esp,ste and therefore there 10 no
necessity for any reply
In this connection we have a remark or two
to make and we hope it may be the last required
Had this gentleman adopted The course advised
by his friends in this city and which he con-
ceded to be proper and correct, namely-ex-
planning what he intended to say in his lecture
il place Of writing and publishing commune
cation filled with vulgar abuse and gross defa-
nation, which both disgraced himself and NOR
tilted his friends, he would have added reputa-
ton to himself and saved US the trouble of motto
ing him.
We hope in future, that his love of notoriety
will not lead him TO forget his obligations as
man and christian. We are now done with
Mr.. Dean.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-12

Co.Iso WEsr.-The Worcester Spy con-
,ains call for meeting in that city on the
18th OF April, for the purpose OF forming a
COLONY of enterprising mechanics and farmers IN
the New England States, TO proceed = same
iudicious location in the west. The call says
The western country is fast filing up, and
he present 10 q favorable opportunity i"r'
such as have a small capita al to commence with,
to unite together aud form a co'ony, and '"cah
where each individual may secure g'"d iarth
in The wes', and reiai, the society and hss"ca-
lions Of The New England people, aud brc"me
an independent man. 1t IS desirao!e 10 TORN
COLONY of one hundred families or more, VIII"
NAV be ready in abou, one year from tins time,
70 nroceed together to some location, selected
by a committee chosen for the purp Sc
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-12

MAINE Law IN New YoRK.--Governor Sey-
,nour Of New York has vetoed the Liquor Bill
passed by the Legislature, on the ground Of
s.expediency, public policy and doubtful consti-
tutionality'.
Il requires vote Of two thirds Of both Houses
10 pass the law, notwithstanding the vetos. 1t
10 thought such vote may be obtained in the
House though not in the Senate. and the bill
NAV therefore be regarded a. dead.-[Ex.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-12
THE ELECTION.

In the recent election, but one State officer
was before the people for their suffrages, name
y-Superintendent of Public Instruction. For
this office DR. James d. Eads, Of Lee county,
was the regular democratic candidate, nominal
ed by the patty in Convention, while !. Stew
art of Henry county, was an Independent can
didate, supported by the wing and temps rance
organizations.
Our information touching the result Of thfs
canvass is somewhat meager, but sufficient ~
known we think, to Justify the conclusion, tfat,
DR.. Eads is elected by fair majority; and this
too, in the face Of most unscrupuious opposi.
ton and an opponent who strongly appealed to
The people for their votes, on the schore Of hav
n, been engaged as Minister of the gospel
in Iowa for seventeen years.
f.nif.oof that we do not miscalcula:e the re
suIt, we submit such information as We have
The result in this county is lot yet ascertained
II will doubtless exhibit small vote. II is the
busiest season Of the year with farmers and
tradesme and prevents anything like general
turn out to he polls From causes like these,
In view OF ehese considerations, we judge
that DIR. Eads, will mt obtain to exceed 300
majority He may fall short Of even this
Added to this we have the probable results in
Jones, Linn, Fayette, Johnson, Cedar, Jack
SON, DesMoines, Lee and Polk. We may put
down the majority for Dr.. Eads in Linn at $50;
in Jones at $50; in Fsyette At 40; in johnson
at 800; in Cedar at 100; in Jackson at $50; in
DtsNloires at 200; in Lee the home Of DR.,
Eads, a, from to 400; in Polk At l27. Scott
county gives a small majority against Eads.
Ii is evident from the above majorities, which
may be pretty safely relied upon, that Eads vii
give Seward pretty sound drubbing, JUS
what any man deserves. who leaves the minis
try to embark in politics. The people have
their eyes open and they cannot be seducet
from the path Of political duty. The rebukt
which Mr.. Stewart has met with, will undoubt
eddy do him good, in pointing out the path o.
duty and success.
Since writing the above We have received thu
GLOWING
OFFICIAL VorE OF DUsuauE County
The official aggregate vote Of this county is a.
follows,
J. D. Eads (dem.) GA
1. |. Stewart (~hig) 1853
Eads mai. 32l.
Amos Mathews (dem) is elected Schoo
Fund Commissioner without opposition.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-12

~ Sir John Herschei, has declared, that "if
he were to pray for taste which, should stand
him in stead under every variety of cIrcunstan
ces, and be a source of happiness and caeeriu-
ness to hiHa through life, and shield against lis
ills, however things might 60 a'niss, and the
world frewn upen him, it would be taste for
reading" Give man, he affrms, this taste,
and the means Of gratifying it, and you cannot
fail of making him good and happy; for you
bring him in contact with The best society OF an
ares with the tenderest, the bravest, and the
purest men who have adorned humanity, max
iny him denizen Of all nations, a contemp'ra-
nv of all times, and giving him practical pro"'I
that the world has been created tor him, tor M
solace, and for his enjoyment.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-12
THE ELECTION

On yesterday pass, IF very quietly, and nm
less person had gone to the ont II luse, he
had not known that imp"rtant aud vexed a
question a. that Of Public school Snperintend-
ent of the Sta.c of Iowa was IN course Of dcci-
sion. Mr.. Stewards majority in this county will
be not less than tco hundred. The question is
now settled; ard, though the Temperance mer
and moral men of Scott county have nobly done
their duty, with our knowledge OF political chi.
canery in the Stale, we doubt the election o.
Nh. Stewart, sind shall be agreeabiy disappoint
ed, if, under the circumstances, DIR Eads oblair
less than one thousand alnrry.
fDav. Gazette Of the 4th inst.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-12
Administrative Sale of Real
Estate.

NTOJICE is hereby given that by virtue an order
IN of the County Court of Dubuque County. Iowa,
made at he February Term The reot. 1884 the sub
,crrbci Rosauna Donovan, Administrative, will expose
To public sale all the right title and interest OF jeremiah
Donovan deceased and to the following described
real estate wit: The nor beast quarter OF the norm
east quarter and the west half of The Iorth east quart
er of sstiun eight. ~ in township eg'iy-seveh (o)
Nnth nf range two ~ the 5th principal mcridi
an. for the payment OF debts.
That re said sale will take place in the CITY OF Du
buque County and State aforesaid, in Main street, at
corner of Globe building, Richard Cox, Aucnheer at
O'Clock P NJ of the Sd day of May, d. 1854, al pub
tic auction to he highest and best bidder upon The foi
lowing terms Wit: half cash, and the balance II
six and twelve months, with ten per GENT interest;
POSANNA DONOVAN, adm'x,
JS.COVEL, her Attorney.
Anril 3, 1854. W.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-12

RrcE1pr FOR HAPPY HoME Sly things,
saws Hamilton are requisite to create I" happy
home integrity u.ust be the architect, and
tidiness the xphois.er /, must be warmed by
affection, and lighted up with cheerfnlness, and
industry must be the ventlator, renewing the
atmosphere and bringing IN fresh salubrity day
by dav while over all as protecting canopy
and glory nothing will suffice except the bles-
sinr of God