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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-18
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6. 5saensr init Glilabetb 8st, bsips
bon SalSenrs.
(Durth ben Ghrn 5rn. Braclbat.)
@m 4ten bitIes, GbarIts 9 G6nIp nit
Gatbarin Gnn @et M a n, teies bon Sc'
fenlad, etha Gauntp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-18

Alton, ST., 81. Sspt.-Der bieaSe ,ael :
esrapt' Iast .,g8ir bSren. bab Gin Bauer TN
Snnrrn unIres Gaunty breibis iunse S6rrsins
arfhlaGtet BAT. psil 70 ibm an 5utter 8etrift,
6isIelben I'm Binter ourHjubrinsen. @nbere Sau.
ern iclIem ebenfaas bieirs gruneeS balbsr itrs
S&peine abI&laGten. Sn einissn @sssnren
sitt 60 5uttsr senus In ben gBdlcrrn unO pieIs
Bauern bcfen, bel einem c1ensn gBinter ibre
S&wsine eur6trinssn gu fSnnrno
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-18
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pirb bisrntit sesebcn, rae Der l1nterseianets ale
Apmnitratcr son Der 5intelaFrnIdaft reS Der.
itprtcnrn M t&ael Sc er,Isbtbin ppn 5an'
coer Iauni6ip, ee6d Gauntp, ernannt pprbsn if.
ale rieienisen pater, prl6e nod an ttIaste Sin.
terlafenIdaft i6ulbis iinb, tpsreen beuiit aufss.
icrprrt innerbalt 6 Bc9sn an,urufrn unb atsus
be,atlen.- Limb Splde bic nod redtmdbise Scr.
perunssn baben, IInp ebcnfals rriudt Ipl6e tn
nerbalt Der btIastrn 3eit WUtI6eitdtst einsubrin.
gen.
Wanafes S6wors, Qbm'or.
Sftpter tS. no6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-18
NQentDipn DDltamt.

Steue Sricfc, weIbs tis gum Dienitos ouscs
temmsu uno ncb nibt o69sbcIt wartu:
Sctn appd, GOpin older, Z. ginsbaltr,
gattarine Sierp, etSi Disbl. Caroline @tbrss
Teutsn Slid, Gbrtp. @srutan. Gbarles StnnfnSer,
5enrp 8ubn, Scbn Settrifsfn, Samuel 9I6lsin,
Maria 6ed, @eUrse s. Smrlo, Dape 8ch,
Deter eaus. SaeOb eudenba&. Swsn eanet, SiIst'
man Merb, SOlspb Miuuib, gldtban Niut, Sobn
MiGer, Sulanna MilIlmr, GliSa Sane 0ilIsr.
BitItam glswburp, SuIan 6. 9leipbarb, @cttlisb
8uboIH, 9. 9tottenbrrser, eYbia 8etnbolO, Sobn
Sebsnlpinnsr, Tlrs. .. S9madenbers, Saect
Seibcrt, Grptn Snyber, Sonds Bianp, Daniel
0ifr, aleranber Beie, Grau ScIcmcn gBe,tb,
be!mr, Glisa Btesfer, sDeasr unS SOtIbay,
DiGliam Bsnnrr, fen.
S6iffs8risfs:
8intm Z. W. 8len. @rcrss Daufsr, q.
Ssls Oefr Gsls, apOlpb SOHurann, Gsurss Gn.
tere.
~. 6. Srrnted; .. R.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-18
OpQpf nnb isret6Rit.

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!6auIe pcn aaron 9ut 3, in @utbsSids, ssGa
Gaunty, Der nsulide Sies in tsr Grpdblun9 brs
Qbtb. Sames pouod
,uni 0ouSern6r pes StaatS, sefeiert iperbrn. pc-
gu ale Greiteits>5rsunpe In Der Ndbe unb Serns
ensslabSn inp. Den Sas bnburh fuarn Sdnc.
nsnIHdlTe sefeuert iperben, unp itrrbaupt Ica ass
6si irl6en GfIesentsiten @er5tnIi6e itattfncen.
Die 5erren Santes 9. 8eeIe, GbarleS M.
Stunt, 6. 8. Mccre uno anprs 8epner wrrprn
sesenrartis lein. u,p bic 0egenwSrtiSsn aneprn.
6-T @ud wirp Die Nllsntaun Srae Sanre &C.
ssntrdrtts iein.
&ommt babsr sIae, bsnn an grsnasen plrb ss
tetnesfals manseln.
8iete Sreibeitss Sreunoe.
Sst. 18. 1854. na2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-18
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(Ginsdannt our6 ben Gbrp Sru. aassr.)
@m ittm Sftcber, In SancStr, gB Bill an,
S5bnam BON M&clas Depalb, I'm 13. Sabre.
glm 13ttn Oitoter, in Gaentptpn, War Ia
81 b I c, I'm 3ten SABRE.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-18

B0 Sn Baltimore baben bic 8noipsNctbnes
ben NapOr NIT dtsr 1000 Mebrtsit stp6tlt.-
Baltimore III bstanntli& inner cine arg remptraD
tiIhe Stabt gepeIen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-18
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tvrS bIermit sssfbtn, baS bic tlntsrI6rirtsnn ats
apminiltraturs pen brr SinterIaHsnfaaft trs Scr-
lrrtenen 50 6n Sttbtrt, Irbtbin ron eor-
BID 5aunI1fp, fe6a GGantr, anselelt purtrn
Ilnb. = Ollie lelde eatr, bic nod auf irssnb
cine 0eile on befasie 6intsrlaiienf9nft IHuIbie
lInb, wrrpen rrfi6t innerbalb 6 DcGn tti bra
Nbndnt1ratcrS onsurufen unb R@hsfrit gu ma.
6en--GbenIc biejfnissn bic re6tmaeisr 9lnfpra-
de ~ MAIDEN taben. fnb erfuHt tbrr Rs@nunsrR
inasrbalb Rem feaSrisbtsn 3eitraumr sirIubSust-
genan
peter Scibsrt, Gofton.
Omen Seibertt gebd 60.
Napio 30. &itISr, DO.
SlictH1t. uaGrA
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-18
Giat fife bsr l1rimirn,

rp;ths sru cen rsiptttipsn Grmnittstn Der et6a g.
adsrtausSetuibaft bti Der lstrn idbrlihtn SAT
ben prfbitpintn ausltsGsrn ,utrtannt puresn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-18
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'iir ben gtopember Sermtn, 1854.
uosSurrrG
9tcmds Grim, Beibenturs,
Gbarlfs g. 5eif, allentpwn.
2tbrnbdnt gellis, Norcnbeitball,
Bcns 5auenian, 0aldinstcn,
SUnatban Srotf. Sbcrniaeunsis,
Daniel German, 9eibelbers,
gtter @sitel, qowsrmaeunsie.
Oeprae WetbetbcIo, allentown,
Saecb Nsaprr. eopermilfcrb,
slarpn Buttsrwed, Sterlauepn,
9eter Ssip, g8eiBcnburs.
Saecb 9ieinbarp, 5anuoer,
NlifIin 5annum, QlIentrwn,
SOtn Ssmsrer, DO.
8euten 5leib, 30.
Yeter Gnsslman, DO.
Scbn D. earpal, 10.
Gpbraim ycGs, 10.
Samuel StauiTer, 9pipcrmilfcrr,
Seel 8rpwn, Sippbsitbal,
Mi6arl @sbr, 1eipeltsrs,
Gpbraim Srcrrl, Stermaeunstt,
g8iliam 6. R6per eOpermliorp,
peter @sifcl, glllentcrn.
pstit: :Surors. .-Grite 8o6e.
Nat6an DreI6er, @llsntown,
George S4afer, ecpermacunsis,
geter 0tioa, GIs., 2owbia,
Sctn 8d6nsr, Ncrrwbcitbal,
SameS eadrp. GataIauqua,
Senas Nlsrb, eopbia,
aIsranber %. eoter, Siiop9eitbau,
Daniel SrOba, epnn
Sonas 8irrp, GataIapqud,
Safcmon 8uB, SdOwbsitbau,
Sames 8ledner, 9lllentpipn,
Softat Sderer, ir., Siipwbetbau,
GbarleS 90. @ieane. StsrmiIfcrp,
Da1ib Wrpr, Ncrppbeitbaa,
Sctn Seniierma6sr, @aIainetcn,
anrreas Bint, Strrlauepn,
SeTe Sittins, StsrmilfOrb,
Daniel Cooper. SterIauecn,
Sioney 8urcap, 9llentcpn,
Deter @rUb, IT,, Nerbwbeitbal,
Daniel @pp, Sipwbcitball,
9Billtam 8obn, SanCSer,
Splspb Gtsrbarp, NprbpbcitbaGI,
5snrY Corr, 2opermaeungis,
Samuel .. 2ub, Qpnn,
gbarlrs Sid, Sibpbsit9an,
SOfspb gBcipnsr, SbcrIauecn,
Scbn 6C6t, SbrrmilTorb,
Neuten @utb, atlsntcwn,
Sctn 8eintarb, Stsrlaucpn,
Benjamin Sauett, 9Cpsrmarunsit,
George Stsin, glGrntUipn,
Daniel @utb, Siipwbsitba1,
g8itliam SOnss, 9cpermilforb,
Spel @rp6, glerpwbritbalf,
sbUmas eisenberSer, StsrmaeunsIe.
SIR bic 3peite 8o6e.
SaeOb gUrrelI, SbrrIauepn.
Stepben 8ern, gBal&instcn,
Subn Weeane, 9llentUipn,
gBilliam Sdsrr; Sanoprr,
SUIepb Sed, Sal1burs,
Samusl s. Siitlrr, @iq., 5eibclbrrs,
SbpmaS Deibert, Sbermarunsis,
8i6arb 8. Qesers, gltlentppn,
Siram 8. S4ans, Stermaeunets,
Dapio Jemmercr, SdljturS,
Slrael Srerler, Sanrpcr,
SOiepb Cine, SaISturS,
3tcmas geaser, aaentuwr,
8euben ganB, NUrcwbritbaa,
Samuel Saylpr, GIq., SanoSer,
Sonatban Smitb, 9rwrrmaruneie,
aaron Sal, taIauaua,
Daniel Sraue, eopsrmilforo,
Gbriifian Dug, 0sibrnburs,
Samss Weiler, QopermaeunSie,
9Billiam gdert, Allentown,
Scbn Grumtauer, Norowbrtball,
Sonatban Srsrler, @aentppn,
Daniel Shneiper, 2pnn,
3bcmas Srebsrid, GataIauqud,
Sebn 8. Sbomas, glirntUpu,
8eubsn Stud, 5ripelbrrs,
Sasob Sellsr, Strrmaeun9i.,
SoeI 5aas, 2pnn,
Saeeb Solbsn, 5sipeltrrs,
gbarles gipIf, Gatalauqua,
Gtarles Yrter, Walainston,
SeTe Monsr, &aentpipn,
Siaae Stabr, DO.
Sede 8lcB, Gcrbill,
George 5rebsrid, glq., GataIauqud.
mr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13
New York, Monday, Feb. 10, 1854.
Growth OF the circulation OF
the New York Herald,
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
Nothing exhibits the high prosperity Of New York
and OF the country at large in more pointed way
tlan the increase Of newspapers and the growth of
their circulation. We can speak for one. In Oc-
tober, 1852, the circulation OF the HERALD was
fhutgseren thousand pr day; in stober, 1853, it
had increased to fYaty egh' thousand per ddy-an
increase Of Ten thousand il, one gear. During the
last four mon Ms the daily circulation his oftea
reached Gftyfre thousand per dag, ard it is now
permanently over an average Of ffyone thousand
per dag. Our weekly. European and Sunday circu
lations amount to nearly sirty-fce thousand Sheets
As the busy season is now beginning to open
business men and advertisers win please to remem
Der these useful and important facts. We could sell
and circulate serenity o. ughy thousand HERALDs
per day if we could only get machinery to print
them within certain hours
Such is the popularity OF the HERALD such is its
rapid progress among an intelligent people, in spite
OF rivalry, SANDERS falsehoods, combinations con.
srracies, and the whole influence Of an imbecile
President and corrupt Cabinet at Washington, who
are indebted for their places to our abors ia 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13
The CeIe stiaIs In Trouble,

Leung Aghtw interpreter Of the Tong Hook Tong dra
matte company Of Chinese pero.mers wishes to make
statement 10 people OF New York and tbs neshborns
cites relative to the present position Of his fellow ay
ard himself. their prospects OF . return home aad the
appropriation Of the rsrent subscribed for their
relief. A. his earnest request We pabsh It. TSirtJ re
OF the C.lestas still inmAes Of the Amshouse ..
Wards Island and consequently supported BY the Com
rssionsrs Of Emigration, who have authority to IN
gage pafssgs for them In vessel but prepared to
furnish them with provisions II they get away. The
interpreter with othera OF the party &c. casual
emplo, msnt in New York.
LuIg Ashew says that they are very anxious TO b
furnished with an explicit sta emnt o. account for ell
The received during the time the ate subscription
list was open and Of ali paid for their bsnoat and
relief He states that the Secretary Mr. Saoach OF the
Shaker care Hotel told that the total amount
se6s, but tina. the company think nu'h ss between
three and fsur thousand dollars handed TO- Mr. SEA-
bach he says informed him tina, al the papers Ia been
turred to Mr. George Chrs the treasurer bat he was
told by Mr. Chrlt that Mr. ssabaca had them From the
fact that Msyor wes,ervet G. W. sandiord Mortimer
Ltvirf s,oY, and Mr. Christ formed finance comnittes
duiieg the time, We think there will be eifi salty In
sItissypg the oslestiab tbs fair b,l.ucs
sheet.
nat the dranatis company should tie 90. homs as
soon as possible there b doubt To support
thirty ave able bodied BY charity during their Ives
is thing not to be thought Of 1t will cost about
81 oco TO take than to Chipa and we would susxest
that Isulug Aghew be furoshed ith the soooung he
tesres 30 much and that he chhrabls people sst
about another IecupiAry effort for their removal the
Central Fio~efy Land letter from the Commissioners
Of Emigration cetiass TO this. the greater part tbs
se-or1'rs Rave heea On W.rd'a IlAnd sizes tbs 81
wha'. to b done for the Tong hook rS.s Dvamass
CSRSanyf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13

give them claim on US equal to five millions
and quarter? What debt have we incurred
towards them, which it is now proposed to pay
in this indirect and disingenuous manner?
They and theirs-whigs and democrats
Tyriusre-have squandered the canal revenues
in past years; and by effecting reductions where
of they alone reaped the benefit, have actually
deprived the State of the means Of carrying out
the original and the only sound system of canal
policy, viz: that system by which the canals
were made to complete themselves by means of
their surplus revenue. We wish the people to
bear the fact well in mind. Had the gangs Of
politicians who meet annually at Albany been
restrained from altering the rates of toll for
their own corrupt purposes, the canals
would have been completed long since, and
now would have been paying handsome re-
venue to the State. Look at the difference it
would have made only since 1885,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13
Malls for EurODe.
THE NEW YORK HERALr FOR EUR

THE NEW YORK HERALS FOR EURoPN
The steamship Franklin, Capt. Wo ton, will lsave thIs
port to morrow 1T twelve O'Clock.
TIE royal mail sseamship Ara.i, Captain Jadkna wiz
esve Boston Wednesday, At IL O'clock for Liverpool
Subscriptions and advertisems for suy edition Of tho
NEW YoHk HERALD will be received - tie following places
In Europe
LIVERPOOL. John Hunter, Ne 2 PARADISE street.
LONDON. -. Edwards, SAndford Co.,. No II Cornhin
Wm. Thomas l. Co. No. 10 CatEse street
PARE Livingston, Wells Co., sPAoe de 10 Bourss.
The European mails will close in til city At quarter
TO three o. lock to morrow aftsraoon
Tho WEEKLY HERALD, (printed 10 French and Ens.Sa
viii be published st half past nine O'Clock tomorrow
morning. Single copies, In wrappers, six .ence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13

FAILURE OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-We notice
that the stockholders of the Crystal Palace
Company are out of pocket si25,O00 by the
operation. This is somewhat singular, consid-
eripg the favor shown to the enterprise, and
the popularity it at one time enjoyed. No
other cause can be assigned but the misman-
agement of the directors; the first and most
striking instance OF which was the delay which
occurred in the opening. Had the Palace been
opened on the LIST of May, instead of the 18th of
July, it is probable that there would have been
a surplus as large as The deficit now is Coun-
try people lost faith in the scheme when it
failed to open as announced; and thousands
who would have visited it remained quietly at
home. We hope it will prove warning for the
future. Public companies like private indi-
viduals must keep their word If they want to
succeed in life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13
Court Calendar-Th,. DIV.

sVixHS1 COUkf-EeneraI Term.--Nos, 81 a. AZ, I, Co.
81. l46, 81 63, Is, 4, 9, Is, I8. Is.
SUPREME CoURr-Circuit- Nos 1873 1875 lss 100 lo3
1874, 1876, 1919 to 2o3 206 2oe 2O7
CoAHoS PLEAS Nos 1oa $780, OIL, 2is, ls7. al, 2sa
suPM II Co-RT-T~o branches Nos sz2 asl. 500.
500, 400. 40i 406, 4oS 40S 410 ALL Az Ala ana ans
~. AS 4l9, 42o, 422 42s 674, As Al 1877 49, 4sx
500, Al, $685. zs6. Goa, $40, 1853, 2ss, 227 7e s97.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13
The Attempted Robbery OF the People of
New York.

Rob Roy sallying forth from his mountain
glens, and, dagger in hand, stripping the Saxon
traveller Of wallet and purse, was not more
daring or more impudent hiehwayman than the
gang of politicians who, with their hands on our
Threats, now demand us to surrender ten mil
lions of dollars into their grasp In frankuess.
the gallant Highlander stood mmeasurably
above the thieves at Albany. He did not tell
his victims that their interest required him to
rife their knapsack and search their pockets.
He never assured them that they would
inevitably be ruined, if they csc aped his clutches
He would have scorned the miserable cant
about patriotism and public spirit under which
our modern freebooters cloak their designs. In
other respects, Rob Roy and the plunderers at
Albany bear strong resemblance to each other
But their victims stand in different light
The traveller, whom the Scottish bandit pointed
out as his prey, was generally alone, incapable
OF defence, and unused to rude coahicts on the
highland heath: We on whom the Albany ban
dts have fallen with confident swoop. are not
quite so helpless We need not surrender our
purse unless we like. No alternative of dirk
or claymore is offered us. We must stand liz.
tie abuse, it is true, from the Seward organs:
but experience has hardened us to this inac.
ton. We can defeat the robbers, and pursue
our way in peace without the shadow of an ap
prehension. No hurt can possibly come either
to or to the State, from our rejecting the pro.
posed amendment to the Constitution. and
saving ourselves aud our children ten millions
of dollars
II, therefore, we do submit to the Al.
gitious demand that is made upon us. it can
only be from a generous desire on our part to
reward the politicians and spectators for their
past deeds. According to the usual rule in
such cases, they would pocket about one half
of the SO 100000 which it is proposed to raise.
These men, some of them lawyers, some editors.
some trading politicians, and some Wall street
Spectators, would receive from us round sum
of FIVE millions and quarter; for which we and
our children would be bound to pay interest at
seven per cent per annum. Now, what have
these people done to entitle them to this bonus?
What public services have been rendered by
th,se politicians. spectators end editors, to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13

Ms- THE NATIONAL DEMooRAr says that its
circulation is 6,3o0-but it does not state what
is it's daily circulation, or what is its weekly or
semi-weekly, Our statement only referred to
Is daily circulation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13
QUIZ AGENTS IN PARIS, FRANCE

We BIG leave to state TO reAeeTs and patrons be
arts, and Europe generally that Mr. 8. q. Raro1 ~
sas de II Banqus, Paris, longer eorzased with eae
FEW YORK HERALD either a. ec-rsgpoposrt agent
kessrs Livingston Wells, Place ds Ia Bourss asS
only sgpts In Paris, both advertisements Azks
Subscriptions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13
All.bOny Street.

All.b0ny Street.
Come Gig nv tho bones
And Law down the stones,
To make hero q street for VI ur csrts
Ire desd tell NO tales;
Turn them out ~ make sales
Of the dust Of tho patriots heErts
The golden age IL come again:
No would be . poor
Con g, then, and dig your fathers up.
Who says sof Whef 8 B0OR NAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13

Sic meae Twins Herr Driesbnch's superb
collesti - living apinas all to in
with the ilputi,n King, At The Brosaway Nensgerie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13

The Bignores Polka, ths1nst md pxett1ese
efihe polkAs. Juit published BY nokACA wATERA Sss
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13

The LiIliputisn King is the smallest hu.
man being known-he eghs ak poundo Ana
Is only sixteen in che, high
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13

koh GO. No ~ 81 adway invite a. examination
OF thtis strt ent OF sell made olothins
soma from distance VINO 81 TO .iy m selves vish
spring and sun er clothiog will ia v.y superior
d. Walton In Prices -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13

will force tie whskers moust Chez hs grow
~ tack IL six We hs sns von sin injure the
This taet so Nv ~ ~ yoa beard OF hair. 81 Peg
bossie ~ Per half do.sn Sent I, pars - The
IaItsA gtxsss. RSsskllA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13

Most Extraordinary Curiosity Ever Ex-
Broadway n nAgerie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13

The untersEasd ar, prepared to s,ll very reAsons
BILE tsrns several patents just British
nsa. upon Americsn n,icn. q very extensive sppa
hysstment here offered lAdny certainty 20 most
brilliant results. Apply 70 l. N. SINGER co. No Ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13

NY snd yet they eaun.t mend watch 30, aso,
30 steys be found who derry GREENs Shirts despite
their exquitte s And peerless syie and Who nevsrthee
cannot make . ahirt that yenx emaa shonld weM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13

IN porium opened rndersgncd 81 10
rucn street vith an entirely fresh snt omcly mad
lsook Of clothing sdsptee all seasons ous snd rimu cd
es best styles and viii be sold hs lowest possible pros
n BAH articles guaranteed 70 te exactly reprssnted
lpEARD 7. HACKETf. Clothing taipsrum, 100 Tul.ss
H-sst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-13

THH flour TRADE Prices &c rne prsssat high pricso
Of cur ana breadstus generally in tho Untsd Statss
may DC attributable M ws to local ca ,e ~ 10 to- nm
settled condition OF European affairs 1t will DO rec, sct
- HA' We gave accounts last falls OF tho .cra-
psra'veiy short yield in o. tbs principal y,at
gsosing STATES, and Of the almost tot.l isi,reo N.
crops In portions Of Ohio Virginia. psouvlv,,,. ns
MarJisna rhis fact in connection -i.h the ,or,z, Ia.
mAnd, has caused the price OF asur t,re.os e..
which has found but two psraea stnss tss
ment OF the present century and broush wssa, :,
price never before known rhsrs is n, doubt ho,.v-
but the stock on hand Ia the principal akets ia NOR
han sufficient to meet the actual dm,n.sr oos sanp.
ton and o. port but 1t is evidently in hands of ones
ulators who seem determined, and no doubt able to
hold On for farther RISE at least to maintain the
present price until the opening OF ths navigation in
the spring, whsn, Whatever may BIS the stats Of A.
irs in Europe the prices Of brssdsu ust expsrisncs
II not sudden, certainly steady decline.
glance at the markets in some of the principal cities
hs, week. gave the wholesale prices 1t rhich aour
was selling in those localities and which exhibtsd in
the following table -
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Six Hundred Beautiful Homesteads

.nly $5 each and GOO worth Of farms eontAr Ave.
ten and ty eaoh from 1876 83S
cuassd for fsrnins and HARDENING
are sold In shares And will be divides smspg the
ers the 2sth Of February 1854 Fifteen dollars payable
in insslu ens secures four building lots . by 100 fse
faym OF from two 70 twenty We in
take share and secure pleasant homo ~ Apply
metiately t. CHARLES W0 ID No. 29S Broadway, where
maps and PAM heN can be had gratis.
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During the present week kcAdemy Hal viii be iteraly be-
segea err afternoon and ing by The voiass OF st
v,insips whose 5aia day occurs Tuesday The beAui
full valentines restnted by Mr. PEkUAk his
Of ire met attract ve ard Jpate III
All The price paid for the tickt nothing Of Animation
TO the exhibition.
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ElcR.nt French and India yVeddln0 .nd

whiting cards engraved md In the latest we'd
ding enylor every description q toe latest
rom Paris Londor silver plated door Plates So Ms
fcrss coup ladies, 40, In great variety as EVERDiLLs
3U2 Broadway, corner Of Duane sreet
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SCoRcnING LETTER FROM NIKE WALsH.-We
publish this day, from one of the Sunday pa
pers of this city, very curious, caustic and
characteristic letter from the Hon. Mike Walsh,
leader ofthe New York delegation in Congress.
According to Mike. everything at Washington
is out of gear and from the loaters on the ave-
nue. to the spoilsmen in the Cabinet and in
Congress, cheating and oyerrsaching and the
various genteel arts Of swindling, are the uni
versal game. Mike is evidently at the head of
the heap from New York-Cutting is down.
Wheeler has been thrown back, Walbridge is in
the same fix--even Dean, the mouthpiece of the
White House, is eclipsed by Mike. The fact is
that Mike holds the same ascendancy among the
hardshells at Washington that Captain Rynders
holds among the softshells of Tammany Hall.
He is their leader and their constitutional ex-
FOUNDER, especially in his correspondence with
the Sunday newspapers. Mike throws out
some terrible foreshadowings on the Nebraska
bill; he predicts general smash up among the
Presidential crockery-such an explosion, in
fact, as will blow the President, the Cabinet,
Douglas and all concerned sky high. And we
incline to the same opinion. Read Mikes Curl
GUS cut-and-thrust letter
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Pinnos.-T. Gilbert

Premium Pfnnos.-T. Gilbert d Co n.
pianos with and circular are the he's,
most beautiful pianos in the world T1ar pianos took ths
premium ~ the New York Cryrs Ps.oc their durabsv
Ane bisncy oftone uaeqused tall asor, ment iusa
received by H0Rk CT WATERS, 2sS Broadway sole Arena
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The Twenty-Five Cent Dsguerreotypee
By REESE CO. are the gre..est Of The photo
rial art Of they the
ever invented Two pictures taken
camera 9S9 Broadway.