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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-31

MEETING IN JonNsroN.-We learn that a meet
ing Of the Democrats Of Johnston WAS held at
Smithield on Tuesday last, to appoint delegates
to District Convenlion-D. H. Tomlinson, Esq,
presiding. Raleigh was recommended as the
place and the first Wednesday in May rs the time
for holding the Convention. No preference for
any one as the nominee, WAS expressed. We ex-
poet the proceedings in time for next issue.
Plous HoRAcE.-Horace Greedy, Editor Of the
New York Tribune, Claims to be member of Rev.
E. II. Chapin's Univcrsalist Church. New York,
but says he does not partake of the communion
" because he believes the of the vile and pois-
onous drug sold as wine is detrimental to the cause
of total abstinence.' Horace is too pous an indi-
vdual for this planet. He ought to be translated,
or transported we do not exactly know which
time must determine
CorroN AND BREADsrUFFs.-The Atlantic
brings news of a slight advance in cotton !; but
breadstuffs of all kinds had declined.
The NEw-uANPsu1RE ABOLITION TRIUMPH.
The Statesman, the organ Of the abolitionists of
New Hampshire, tells the Southern people, as fol-
lows what Know Nuthingism has done for them
in that State:
"The anti-Nebraska forces have secured very
large majority in the house of representatives
ority in the senate and probably three of the five
councillors. The indications that Messrs. Pike,
Tappan, and Cragin are all elected to Congress-
three good and true men-who will be found i'm
movable the Granite Hills in their adherence to
the views entertained upon the slavery extern
sion question by vast majority of the people of
New Hampshire The result of the election is more
than victory-it is perfect rout of the democrats
and has placed the State in the complete control of
the anti Nebraska party" -
PLAG1AR1sM.-Th Rev. w. H. Goodwin, know
nothing Senator from the Oneida district, delivered
an Grafton the last anniversary of Washington's
birthday, which extensively copied and COM
mented on by the know nothing press The Roches-
ter Union has made discovery that large portion
of the production is stolen verbatim from Thomas
Paine's eulogy on Washington, delivered at New
buryport, A ID. 1900. The Arch-Infidel, as Paine
is called, is rather singular source from which a
Christian divine should draw his inspiration, The
discovery places the reverend gentleman in rather
an unpleasant attitude before the public.
Buffalo Republic.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-03-31

Superior French Cashmere Pants!
WK7E WOULD CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION
w style of Summer Pants. They just the
thing" One hundred pair just received. March s0th e
at E. L. HARDlNGS.
Superior French Cloth Frockss
so JUST RECEIVED. &c.
UERY TASTEFULLY GOTTEN UP AND UNlxEh.
sally admired. - n f. L. HAhDtNGs
March 80. 1855. 31-
{. Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
AUR ASSORTMENT COMPLETE, ,,.,1y,s -
March 30, 1885. - 81 Se-
Register and Post copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10
Presentation OF Plate.

Mr.. Rogers, one Of the officers Of the Sc Nicholas
Boss1 whose duties are Immediately connected with the
discipline Of the parlors and dining rooms OF that vast
estabhshment, having discharged his duties to the en-.
IRE satisfaction Of the ladies under his care, they have
thought 1T to reward his fidelity with au exquisitely
wrought silver pitcher and salver, valued at one hun
dred and ffiy dollars. It is a well msrited gift 70 a
faithful public servant. The following is the CORES
pondenes upon the subject
IN. c. n. RoGERs-
DnR sR-we, the undersigned, beg that you viii ac-
Nal OF our esteem for your uniform attention and kind
ness in the discharge Of your duty.
81. NICHOLAS HOTEL, Feb. Q, 1865.
Mrs.. A. Z. Green, Mn. NJ. r. Sim ns, Mrs. J. Riley,
Mr.. n. II. sitley, Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. Keep, Mrs. San.
ford and daughter, Mrs. White, Mrs.. General Harvey,
Mr.. Russell, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Jones,
Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Homer, Mrs. Pardy, Mrs. Playel,
man and daughters, A Lady, Mr.. Geo. Smith, Mr.. J
Gordon Bennett, Mr.. 7. G. Leeds.
81. NICHOLAS HOTEL, New YORK, Feb. o, 1855.
TO Mrs. A. L. GREEN AND HER ASSOCIATE CoyTRIDUToRs:-
LADIES AND ~GKSTLnfEs-I have the honor to acknow-
ledge the receipt of your beautiful present OF plate. Be
pleased TO accept my hearty thanks for this hattering
testimonial Of your appreciation Of my services as one
dome more than my duty to the guests OF this large and
popular establishment on the one hand, and to it, pro-
prietors on the other, | have not considered myself as
having any extraordinary claims upon your lbei atty.
You have been pleased other wise to determin Your
splendid gift Ia, therefore, only the more gratifying; and
would recognise my grateful obligations. Their appro.
val, thus e1p ressed, 10 like apples OF gold In pictures
Of silver" remain, ladies aud gentlemen, your obs-
dent servant, CHARLES NJ. ROGERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

TUX GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY oF rHr AoE.
i Mr. KESsFDY, Of Ro.bsy, Ia. discovered In ere
had Of hunor, from tho worst ~'erofsis down 70 Assn-
mos pLnpis.
cspt in tvo cases, both thunder hamm. lie has sos IN
ks poser ion over ivo hundred CERTIFICATES Of 10 Writes,
all within ,.sn'y miles q Boston.
Ore "a tbrs. bottles vii cur. In. worst lad o. pin.
Two 70 ,hr,s bottles yin eur. In. system Of sois.
Two bottles are vsrransd 70 care he Wori ssHs1ls
the mouth or sos ash.
hTss 10 eve bottles are warranted 10 car. The -or,,
On. 70 ivo tO,ti., are warranted 70 csr. an huuoris
TO bottle, are warranted 10 cure iusnlns q he sy.s
and biotebss smosg us hair,
Pour % sI bottles are warranted 70 cure sofpg, ans
running ulcers
0ns toili. sn cure ,eaIy eruption o. b. s,l..
Tro 70 shres bo,tks are warranted 10 cure us -efs'
Two 10 ihr.s bottles are ..u.a.sa 70 car, 10 m.u
cooperate ss's o. rtssHatlsm.
ftr-s 10 four bottles are warranted 70 care he salt
rhsun.
Nv. 70 sJgk. battles -hi cure I'd. .orss ca. q .re
b.ssnt I. ai-.y, srv<rI.aesd from TIE sr,, hy,is.
I'D . psrf'eteurs i warranted -hss ,As seor. suaauiy
"a tsisaA
vicinity u hostsn. ItDov The sEscts ~ ~ IN s'sfy sass,
% sure a. .stsr rh s~riissuisA hrs, - sure ell tLis
ssI. hsset s,sr ..h. tc,ls 81 - az IA. .elg
~. to llsx. ssout tia herb ths, syps.r 70 M. ar.
pri,ing-tra fhs, "a rro-s 10 oar -pss,ar... 10 .oa.
.ss.a S sain t. si...a.. a. Z = i.s .. .:oa 80 ,h 49,! !. .l III:
cor. al binds o. h.nss. IN ssasr W give ,o-s- tsss .,
III : .;.s. a., a. /: -, AZ, I'll f.l Ss'f, s.L q ~ ..s $500 ~ .ss.,
ia bottles psr DAY. In Atrl, 1854, ! sold s'~ = ,hss
sand tolflss p~- Cay Of a. No change 81 alst sseg Esees
ssy 80 the nst you can get and ssoayk eft nrs
tone for ss-Ahuls, coz tabs spconfsi ger dAy ehl
ar.n ever yetrs, dessert sroonfuIi chltr.n fson sws
ssl; Jesrs, tee srnrnfuL. A No 4rsstsns ean - sDfL
ais 10 al sonsiisstlons, tsss ssmesss 70 op~Has.s
M tes.is i-tss . asy. NJ. Kssnsly Ers t~.sens
! tsrsls<s In lad eases u screfeA hsgnhhs
TessA gsnbssy, re. 10 vsrss sirssf, l1ne3y 49,
Price a. whslss~ls ssssts fer Nss fst-a.h
-. Ne ft1 pr.sfwsy q " Gl<tsn<r, N@ t@fe-At
s,,s. Ekn SEEDS, We. ~ Tsllos sBsss, ss< 20
lssss " 81 r<D<sssth Sr~UssL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

GS0 BEwARD Lost, ON TIE EVENING OF
pCO the 10th Of October last, between south ferry
Ing case and white enamsllsd dial, made BY Cooper, Lon
den, No. 3.0I7, duplex, repeater movement; the outside
ease ard edge are plain, engine turned, on the froat
case an engraved Goa, Of arms, With the mott,, eide ct
ense,'' attached VAS vs.t chain Of platina, mounted
with gold, the guard Of which was broken. The above
reward vii be given by returning the above 20 Mr.. ID.
BEACH, jcweiler. - Broad gay, and no questions asked.
Jewellers or pawnbrotcrs are requested 70 stop the above
IL offered, and any Information leading 10 is recovery
viii be proport ionately rewarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10
Retail Prices OF Farm Produce In Washing
ton Market.

The severe weather has had the effect OF kseplng back
large supplies Of farm and DAIRY produce, and, rs a con-
sequence, the stock in pArsst 10 quite light. An kinds
OF meat and poultry sim rate high, no. Is there any pro-
liability Of . reduction In price before spring sets in.
There are large quantities o. Wild duck 10 market, With
out, however, any reduction in price, As there is but a
very light steck Of the other varieties OF poultry. Lover,
Of good venison may no~ have an opportunity Of inlalg
ing In their favorits dish At a reduced ga,e-in fact, IL is
cheaper than teef. There lie but little psresptibls differ
encs to notice In other article.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10
Rk

UyOSn REwARD.-rHE NEW YORK AID WASH.
wZCO ipgton Printing Telegraph Compsny oFcr a
reward Of $3.50 for the apprehension AMI convl. On o.
The person or persons, WHO naliciously aud feonhously
cut the wires Of the company near WtlmApgtos, Del, on
tho 9th Inst and a h.e re yard win be paid for the ap.
pTehenslop and conyictian OF each and every person Who
melted or participated in the commission OF the said u.
fence. v MORRIS, President o! the
N. X. and Washington Printing Telegraph 20.
New York, Fob. Q, 1873.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NJ EW JEGEY RAlfh0AD. FOR PHU.tnf1p HlA
IN and the South sbd West via Jersey istJ mail snd
express liner.-Lsave New iarA Al i and 10 A. NJ, and Z
and 6P ~. Fare, t2 10 IN = ani " la Z and 10 A v.
aud 0 r. VI second class, ~ 2b Ia 10, ana ~ N, AZ %,
Stopping AZ all way stations Through tickets sold Zoe
Cincinnati and the West, sni for baltimore, Washington,
Norfolk, &c and through baggage CHECKED 70 Wa,hng
ton in 5 and 10 A. N. and u. N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10
The Case OF the Young Cuban.
ARREST OF CARNoBELI, AND PROCEEDINGS AGAINs
ruw ON LNIau CnN,uI.

THE SPANISH CONSUL.
The United States Marshal has arrested Cristoval
Carrobsi alias Carrovei, at tho suit Of Francisco
Elias Hernandez, by his next friend, on a charge Of as.
sauit and battery and false Imprisonment, arising out OF
the late attempt to forcib'y carry away the plaintiff on
board the Empire City. Proceedings have been com.
neneed against Francis Stoughton, the Spanish Consul
AZ this port, for the same offence; but under the treaty
he il mot amenable to . process for arrest. Damages are
laid at SIC, 000. Carnobei was taken before Judge Belts,
who held him to bail in the sum OF 81, 600; but not being
provided with s~ureties at the closing Of the Marshal's
sHbte, he still remains In custody.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10
Theat,,es and Exhibltions.

s"Na
BowERY THEATRE. This evening is set apart for the
benefit Of the popular American coMedicnne, Miss M. A.
Charles-she Is to appear in s'Irish Assurances aud Yam
kee Modesty,o and . new piece, styled aTn the Rough d"
The new farce of Servants by Legacy 10 which Mr..
q. @. Charles viii appear, and the national drama Of
'~Coumbia's Son. will also be re presented, forming
altogether . very attractive entertainment.
BURROWS THEATRE The new comic piece OF the
~"P1ayer's Plot'' Is to be repeated to night, together with
the very amusing sketches Of Giving too Fast and ga
Bhghted Being" The entire strength of the company 10
embodied in the casts. The New York play Of the Cup
per Ten and the Lowly Twenty win DO performed on
Monday.
WALLAcE's THEATRE Mrs. Mowatt's comedy, entitled
Fashion, = 10 to be repeated this evening, tbs scenery
Of which 10 all new snd appropriate, and the cast em.
braces the names OF Messrs. Blake, Lester, Brougham,
Dyott, Bland, Mrs. Hoey, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Brougham
and Mrs. Stephens. The comedietta Of the ''Captain OF
the Watch Ia also announced.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE.-The last exhi ,ition Of Sands
h Nathan's extensive equestrian company is positively
to tale place to-day. They are to appear both after.
noon and evening, and the amusements provided are Of
. very attractive character.
AMERICAN husruM.-Ths interesting comedy OF .'All
that Gltters is Not Gold' In to be performed both this
afternoon and evening, G. n. Clarke, T. Hadaway and
Miss Mestayer sustaining the leading characters.
WooD's MIssrRELs -This popular company continues
to- well patronised. The principal feature for this
evening Is "Black Blunders.n
BUcKrEY's SEREyApERs The burlesque ON the opera
Of "Lucia d. Lammermoor' will be represented again
this evening, together with q good Ethiopian perform.
ance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10
The Steamship Pacific.

viii be recolected that the steward Of the Pacific was
seuzd guilty of smuggling watches, &C., at the last term
Of the United States Circuit Court. The captain Of the
vessel ID, by the statute, also liable for the act Of his
officers; but the government az Washington havs 10 this
sase RENTED the 6ne, to which Captain Nye was liable,
for the smuggling by his toward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

The penalty on the British steam Alps, bonded for
s7s,o 600 on q charge Of smuggling, and subsequently do
elarsd forfeited to the United States by q deci,ion Of
Judge Ingersoll, has been RENTED by the government
~ Washington, on the payment of the costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10
LIQUORS, &C.

DHIRCAR's sALA0ss vrRzEsAY CHAMPAGNE :
I'D Fresh shipments Of this choice brand are slsays
on hand, aIA for sale by =. hkyER, Jr, sole impor,sr,
% Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

Total nal value. +. SOIL
The most Of the above named c~ollaterais are Of
doubtful value, and IL q feared there win be
q considerable loss on the stock loans. A
majority Of them are TO individuals who
are DOW inEolvent.
assignment Of bonds and mortssses..... 1000 90
This loan is regarded as good for the whole
amount.
Moneys drawn from the savings Institution,
for which no security was aien......". o,7ae "A
Steps have been taken 10 secure this, and
the FUN amount win probably be recovered.
Moneys loaned on noe and memorandum
lateral seeurity 1,ess 90
Balance of deposit in Knicherbocksr Banh, as
per bark book. ia, ISL %
the Bank, and win probably be ~litlsatsd.
Total nominal assets ............ .s452, $40 90
Upon which the company estimates the proba-
BILE loss, exclusive Of any that may arise on
the item Of deposit In Knicksrbocksr Rank,
At rot less than $500. 10000 90
Total. .4o2, e4e %
far ~ ascertained, are as follows -
Due 3,1e4 depcsitcrs for principal $3.50, 900 %
For rant, salaries, BE-, (ssy)....., $50 90
Making the estimated dsneisncy,
provided the entire amount
claimed 20 be due from the
Knlckerbocker Bank should be
reahxeu so,VSl ~
In the above statement the amount OF interest due 10.
~positors, ray s12, 444 ~, has rot been included, and Il
IL thought the interest accrued on bond and mortgage
and other loans, win be sun sent to meet IT,
JOSEPH LAURENCE,
President Of the Q. 9. Trust Company Of New York.
JONI A. STEWART, Secretary.
Dated New York, Feb. u 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

Y'Hy HMITHs0NIAN HOUSE, BROADWAY, CORNER
III Of Houston street, on the same BLOCK With the Ne.
~tropoitan Hotel and Niblo's Garden, and two blocks
Above the IT. Nicholas Hotel; Ia nearly com pleted, add
Offers 10 travellers superior accommodation in tbs
heart Of Broadway, In immediate juItaposltiJn 10 the
other frat class houses and places Of Amusement, Al very
low rates. The house has all the con veniencss IN vogue,
Including steam heaters, and will be conducted on the
European plan OF lodging rooms, at 6fty cents 20 % .
day, according 70 ~locatioD, &C., AMI meals furnished ~
and .Itisyasant: Ne guests ordering meals :, rIsssor.'
and paying Tor only what 10 used. Families and par
ties, ~ well ~ individuals, VIII hDd the Smithsonian
well calculated 20 suit thsm, and can make their bills
less BY ~ least one third than At o.hsr FIRST cisss
hotels conducted ON the old system. For respeetabilty,
patronage Of the people. SIDNEY KoPkls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10
EIsE ARTS.

CT. VALENTINES DAY ~ CLOSE AT HAND
- Young ladies and gent, men WOO do not visa 10 let
tina important day, 40 iaytatie TO lovers, 20 BY with
out securing tho objects Of their cho O., shouid ssnd one
dollar, and receive f~poatpa,) one, two, three or four
tacccrding 10 the quality desired splsndid vsIsntisss.
Strong's are the only valentine. ~hich have received the
correct stamp u CUPID, AM arc warranted. AL orders
10 be addressed TO
]. ". STRONG, Manufacturer, "a Nsasan street.
". B-Dealera should send a. ono. for ons o! Suongis
tn dcllAr sample lots, contAiaing 800 valentines oi an
descriptions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10
MEDICAL

MO TTE I'LL CURED DIR CORBErr, on so. 10
IN DaAEs street, may b. consulted rith con6isu1 q on
diseases. n. B--br. q IL = member OF the Nsv Yors
tniysrsity. Fee his diploma In his once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10
United States Commissioner Court.
Before Geo. W. Morton, ESQ.
HI ALLEGED SLAVE TRAFYICKINa BY THE scHoONl

ADVANCE.
FEE. e.-rne United States rs. FSletti alias Cap. Kraft.
lin this case Lieut.. Sinclair was examined for the de-
sence, and testified positively that the defendant was
not the captain fthe Advance at the time Of tbs alleged
EAye trafaching by that vessel, in 1852.
Mr.. Curtis, q lawyer, deposed that in his opinion the
~ssiendant was not Capt. Kraft, though very like him.
The case il still adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10
LEuAL NOTICES.

NJ YORK uPREAE COURT, KINGS
~ County,. Carson Breyoort, trustsc ~ Mrs.
Laura w.. Brefted, agains, Henry Castro and Amelia Gas
tro his wife, jeremiah rimpnsog, Charles NJ Smonson,
Mary rlnonson, exseutors Jas. y MAurAs, e,~cetor,
Ac. sylvanus Lyon and wife, stcphon wilistts, Edmond
Wlletts. + Jaudon A Co. GuillagnIs Merle, Nchard
fAtrick 10 Henry Castro and AmslLa Castro his wife,
ysu are hereby summoned and r-qsirsd 70 answer ths
complaint In thi. acton, which vas aled In tks once of
the Cierk Of the County Of Kings, AZ thu 0ty Han, In tbs
city Of ~HrookIyn, on the sixth day o. Dsesnb~r, 1854,
and 10 serve a copy of your answer 20 the ssId cor piaiat
on The subscriber, ct his ono. No. 81 Wall ptrest, IN The
oty a. New York, within twenty days Aftar The service
Of this summons on you, exoAailVe q ths day ~ sseh
within the time Aforesaid, ,Ls pialn,ia In this ssssoa viu
apply 10 tho Cour, for tho relief demanded In the cen.
plant. WIN ELtRY sETGwiCK, Plaintiffs At1rssy.
Dated New Yorh, Dec 10. 1874
CuPBEaR COURT, CITY All opUsTY OY kEw
- Yorb-Gbafi.s W Lynda agsiHsi UlsA Blsrnssp
David Bingham, fsrh J Ivy, Abraham q. LAVE
Tredsrict H. nAftholomsu a vsn, u. Pssscs, Hsksrt
u Atisrbsy, william fleming snA Aaron \. Bur-
10 tbe defendants, sarah J. Lsvy and Abraksn q.
lsvy.-You are bsrpby summossa aud required 10 80
aver The complaint In ihis action. vhieb has bees Slid
in the once Of the CLst ~ the city ssi county Of Nee
IoTk, 81 tbs uty Hall, 10 The eity Of ssv Yort, And 70
serve . copy of your answer 10 the ssid complaint 90
the subscriber, 81 hs Once No. y Court str~~t, nwoer
Ign, within twsnty days after tho service u tkis sas
mons en- you, srclusiIsiy Of the day Of sash srvse<
and N ysu fall 10 answer the sslS complaint viihin The
Tine Aforesaid the plaintiff In tbis action vi1 sppiy "
the court for the rsisf demanded 10 ,hs senpislst
Dated Dve. 0, 1874.
caxRIR n LYsDE, riain.ns A,serssy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10
MATRIMOHIAL.

A pRoFEesIOSAL GENTIFMAN, IS YEARS OLD,
"A would be happy 10 make tbs Acquaintance OF .
lady ~ integrity and Aineness. Please address, for fogr
days, Z. D. ", Union square Post Once, betsecD r~afth
md Thirteenth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

O 10 AND ~ FULTON E-OPENIS6 Oh TIIf
Marhst Hotel This favori!s establishment flor
msfly Gould'O IL now re opened, and every assurances
10 given 10 Ito I atrons that breakfast, dinner and sup.
per win be served TO suit the most fastldious
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

CIRCUs-MErROPoIITAN THEATRE.
~ PEOPLES DEMONSTRATIONS 10 sam
by the hind permission Of the managers Of the Metro
psiitan Circus, Mr.. Ham Lathrop has the honor 20 an.
pounce that his benefit will come oil ~ the above estae.
lishmtnt on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON N EVENING, FEB. 10.
POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY ASD SIGHT
Of the combined troupe in this city.
Among Other ACHE emf nts on this occasion
SAN WILL MOUNT THE STUMP,
and give his views on tho expectancy OF enforcing the
ancient and honora bio
UNDAY BLUE LAWS,
the passay 70 OF the Maine Liquor bill, and the rracticabi.
lily Of taking S~sbastopol under our protection.
II CLOWNS NIGHT
viii be distinguished by the appearan,e 10 the arena Of
all the beauty, wit, talent and respectabiiity Ia The pro-
fession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

rTN0 TRAVELLING MASAGERS.-THE SUBSCRIBER
l. Offers for sale copies Of the following sueeessiai
pieces, viz. -. kenneth,n !" Armorcr Of Tyre Yam
lee jack Eva, the lrish Princess,p "Upele Toms
Cabin" 1.-THE National Theatre version, as played a. that
houte three hundred and twenty Ave consecntye nights)
Female Forty Thieves "Alai In the Lamp = Ire.
land Az IT Is,' "shandy McGuire," ~"IImsrick Boy,n
:, Paddy the Iipcr,' "heland and America, = "Ksty,
the Hot Corn Girl, y "Fsshion and Famine " Nose IN
France Nose In London and all the sscces,fdl
pieces of the past season. Apply to W. HANDBOOK,
box onice, National Theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

wHUE IS TEE NEW CITY HALL TO BE BUILT
The committee Of The Board Of Aldermen on Lands and
Places, TO whom was referred the petitions that . por
tion Of the Park fronting on Chambers street, be sold,
and the proceeds applied towards erecting q new City
Hall in Madison E qaare, respectfully
Report, that they have fully considered said subject,
and it being 70 generally Understood, and In the opinion
Of your committee, the time not having arrived for
erecting . new City Han on Madison square, they recon-.
mend that the prayer Of the petitioners be denied.
The report Of the sommittes was rejected, by . vote Of
oto7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

Progress OF the Municipal Revolution.
The following are the osly complaints recorded on the
Mayors book yesterday
That the Croton water has been allowed to run from
the yard Ill Essex street, since Wednesday. the 7h in
slant, to the great annoyance Of the neighborhood.
That the snow has rot been cleaned from the stoop
and sidewalk OF No. IA Park place for several days past.
That L. Warfslaen & Co, "a Cliff street, are In the ha.
bit Of encumbcring the sidewalk, with boxes and casks,
in front of their store.
That three carts constaL tly obstruct Spring street,
near Hudson, TO the detriment Of travel
That q violation of the fire law has existed at 98k
First street ever since May, 1854, in shape Of q stove
pipe, which 10 fixed in one OF the windows.
That q barrel Of ashes, with much fl.h which has &C
cumulated around IL, In front Of 10 Washington street,
has been allowed to remain there undiaturbed for o long
time.
VIM. Williams, Jr., Of 1914 East Twenty Hrst street,
complains Of the furious and shameful manner Of driving
practiced in this city, and in Broadway in particular.
This is attended with imminent danger TO life.
That the snow has not been removed FROM the side.
walk 10 front Of 81 and 90 North More street.
That the snow 10 not removed from the Sidewalk in
front OF Nos. 2 and OK Cliff street.
That the occupant Of AZ Oliver street piles the snow
across the track Of the Railroad, to the Unnecessary de-
tention of travel
That ~newsboys and loafers congregate about the doors
OF toe HsRALD ofi:e, to the great annoyance Of persons
doirg business therein.