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co M M Il II CIAL.
Now York. Wednesda

Now York, "wednesday, April Is.
AsHEs-Todsy we notice sales in Pots at S. ST. and
some PearN at 81 as
BREADsrurrs.-There was o little more doing this
morning, and sales were made in Western at S. 374
mostly for export The Market generally is mac
tive.
CorroN-The market continues quiet, with mode
rate demand, the sales being reported at 600 bales
There disposition to purchase large parcels the
present rates.
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Neholl; N W Howell, Hu.lin. a 3 Westerelt, Mrs L
Rich Miss Faman. Mas vi,en, VIM Stone. Mr. Eyeson,
Dox Havana; Edward Jenkins, Baltimere de- Nowna
Havna Reunenschmerder, Carl Reichwedt Anton Christa
Germany.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

MorDAr April l3At Market sas Beet Cattle, 20 pairs
Working Oxen 20 Cows and Calves 400 Sheep and 5000
the Western Railroad and 400 Beef Cattle are ex
peced by railroad next week The quality of the Beef
Cattle was very superior We quote to correspond with
last week.
Prces-Beef Catte-Extra 6 So first quality s6ao 25;
second so \ rs; taird rs So
Working Oxen-$6s. $73, $50. ss5 and 500.
Cowes and Calves-Sales at $40, $23, $2S, and $32
Sheep-Sales So IS, So so, 81. and 81 as
Swine-Lo,s to peddle at Al and stc; large Barrows
AZ and Sc. AT retail from to SIC
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MARITIME HERALD
NOTICE TO sHIPMAsrERs.

NOTICE shIPMAsTRRs.
that Captains Of arriving this port will
not any shipping sts parcels
tended for this office the New York
filcss, or Cspt kcrERr SrLvry, of feet
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New Bedford OIL Market
For tho week ending April l3th 1916
The market has been very quiet for all descriptions the
past week We have only to report sales of $50 bbls
Coast Whale Oils in lots at SO cents, at which price
holders are very firm.
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ALEXANDRIA, April ia-sld schr sussn, Boston.
BALTlMoRE, April i3-Ar Ship Stephen Lurmani Bryan
de Jansira brss Selma Jacksou from Rio Jsnsuo March
n rraasss Jane Gardner from b Johns Pm; Clie Boum
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DIR. JOHN ROAKE'S
IODINE LINlMENT.

Is A SCIEN1IFlC CHEMICAL COMPOUND OF
IODINE that has performed such astonishing ofong
standing latter every other remedy had failed it would
sasger belief they could not sutstsn,iated By the
fectually either Chronic Inarnmafory;
FARALYs loss of 9th LIMBS ofhe
CORDS and MuscLEs SoRE THROAT and GouT matters not
ofhow long standing s.sAIs. B.ys.. TuMoss swtl.
Lnment hiss been used with incredible sncces Scro-
JuIa Kings Evii, Disease Of Spine and Hip Joint, Tic
to fail curing Flesh Wounds Fsrer Sores. OM Ulcers and
Seeded Leg speedily asd sRRseua s.adcasei Gn,S..
Ring Worm Darbers Itch. Scsld Head and instantly
This Linment will stand It's intrinsic merit, and only
wants trs to co1vines the Invalid Of its healing virtues
nj m
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sales or Stocks at Boston.

Brokers Board. April H-lol shares Norwich Worces-
e, RI 5sH; 2, do 5sx a3do oio d. 5sk do
road 32 odo 32 do Conn. River RR %; do Western
RR 9tk IS do Cbarestown Branch RR, ds lek 80 do
sseosp Bo.sD1so shares Long Island RR s do ssA;
100 do East Boston Co, o 10 ds, AN; 10 do, lt4.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIDENT-William N.
Friend to DO deputy postmaster at Petersburg Virginia
vice John Minge, removed.
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DOCTOR JOHNSON, II Dsane street, near Chatham st..
cal piaotionsr he city New YoIL he es
stand eleven years and during that
y treated S cases q msrcurs and other delicate
e... .i 1 1o r az half
the throat or noss pains the head and bones
eaS Seminal
brought By secret habit ndulged in by young men-y
treatment Dy,pspsis. WEAKNESS Of and sms
Of the back confusion Of Intellect orgtuness papation Oh
the heart aveion to socsty ouly symptoma OF this com
cured fias s 20 3 mS
dueased Physician and surseoa. ais im'r
MEDICAL NOTICE.
nR. COOPER, Duane street, between Chatham and vii
liam streets has for the last ten confined his prac
Of decafe nature Dr. Cooper spent years in eeebYted
Lock Hospital and has for the yea enjoyed tie mos
New York He the aggravated csses OF this
regularly educated physician and and never suffers
Sreture-Doctor Cooper has discovered new method bv
which he the form Of Structure IN from oas 70
Constitutional Debility brought on By secret habit ipdsls
ed IN by young men-Ths when freely INDUCED in, be-
gets dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs small a the back
charge.
Door. AIS Im.r
TO MAkRIED LADIEs-A Secret Worth Kncvmg.-
Apply Tor further particulars 20 DR.. CHI p. MONTEL,
once No letters taken em the once unes shsy
are poHt Paid AZ lmsvc
EsRENCH LUNAR PILLs-Lsdiss will dad The s.rs ara
sack. Of Ashton in prime order On board he
~ iw'ns DAVID OGDEN. = walsA
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

'HO MARRIED LADiES-A Secret Worth Kncwmg-
u Apply for further particulars Dr. CHI. r. MONTEL,
lower post once No letters taken frcm the once unles they
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The New Tariff Bill.

The reporter indebted to the Intsseneer for the fol-
lowing abstract Of the tariff bill reported by MIR
Mckay (from the Committee Of Ways and Means
which IL believed to be sufficiently full and accurate 10
give general outline Of its principal features
From and after the Is. December next the duties on
imports shall be as follows:-
0ooss pay rs per cent ad vaorem-Brandy and other
Spirits cordials
foods to pay 20 per ad raiore -Alabastsr aim.
nas anc Germansilver goldand silver embrod-
cry ARTICLES worn by men, women n and children made
;c ~ 10 part by hand asses, skins. balsans cosmst
san.ess. sss, bay rum. beads benzoats, Bologna
~ ao & canoes set canes, cspers, &c caps made
paas csp', gloves isggngs, &c card cases. pocket
psts easss cayenn pepper, cheese Cinnamon clocks
enacb aua q r,ocks ready made clio hing cloves
positions OF glass &c. when set; composton ,ahs
tops commits, &C. confectionery Of ali kinds, corr, cs
ton cords court paster lcrayons ali kinds curr,rss
cutlery Of ell kinds dsss, diamonds &C, whsn al ~
gold, 60 dos and toys OF ell kinds spsuIsts Sc fsns
feathers and nows hgs, frames and sticks for umOrS
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ship Oswsgo, for New Orleans, lays 1t anchor the
spit; ship New Hampah, for New Orsans lays q anshor
q he bar, also brig.
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Nantucket sc Juno, Robinson nd Coral smith, Ihonss
Pe.r April l.-In port. sch. Woleos., Splendid.
AND
Mo.nE, April 1-Arr brig Bordesu1, Barnes Boston. CID
B bark superb Hsndry, Amsterda sp mistco Del Cmen
vSsw osrs.r.. April s-A5. .hips Dies,ps: sz,::ss,
Pssdis,on MOBILE; BARI Ss.has ss..t: fhlsa:phs; ,ss
Nsw XS. DO ca sD us' So
Esther eliza cl;a rssdeSni. CyJS. To"
bo nses MsT reports The .p. Susan Howell
phore, bark UNKNOWN, at anchor oads one In
Nnwsosr April lsAn sehr Republican Dishscn for Phi
iadephs Arthur Consu, Provde.es for SsEss Msvs. no
B sS A.si No.~i aiSf
S S,a ss:ei qd ss.oa 1is from with
lumber Proydsnc GALE lost the aseh 10 lS,d ten
ford Of Bath Me- board and the vessel put for the
puSHCsea l,nr Apri s-Arr brig May Flower sevs Tr
naad; rrsscss Albany; sloop Lady Fehwieh
NEW IoSpos' April liar schn wsnhineo Crewel from
r Black Kelly ay;na 1oH dG % dc A
; s e 1 I'm
& s1s Posss ,o'
S% hess s from Es
Ss1cs :lcops Oscar Phillips from Nsy Yos for Tsunson;
ioeiy, Gaines Hartford; Hope BrSwning DO
e. gosp IL e. Erik er York
PHm.DsLrHIa April ii-Alr Turk. Eldrdge. Boston;
son aG ds
York (,ee iscellansous) schr Aida, Usher from Bayou
POarLAsD. April i,-Cld brig ssb.xo. co@n 70, Ga.a..
ro Condor dor. sr. sr.ey; sch. wsve
AP :Sh' AZ sS s%S H:r
YER Yer; Harriet Bsler, Providsnce; COray. Haley.
Toy, Lynchbcrg, Gould York. c.,, Pei,
sAvArSAH, April ii-Cid sehr Ifiosne' Coleman rrovr
April sA :eAr Geo Egg: Smut "sI assmSsS
Swift do; William, Howard do; sarah, -. Perth Amboy
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f.s IkyNAR w a.s q: r.: .;

SALT-l0oo sacks Of Ashton in prime order. board s
~ ship 81 Pack from Liverpool For sale IN lots 70 ait
~ iw:ms "Sp' DAVID OGDEN, = walM
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MONEY NlARKET.
Wednesday, March 4-6 p. MI

There was slight improvement to-day in quotations
for stocks. Norwich and Worcester went up per cent
Long Island, t. Canton, Harlem. | Morris Canal
Farmers Loan Penn SIS, IIlinois,i.
AT the second Board, prices improved, and the sales
show upward tendency in quotations for all the fan
cies.
BY the arrival Of the packet ship Toronto Capt Tink
or from London have four days later advices from
that port and two days later from Liverpool The pot
cal news amount to much, but the commercial
accounts Of very favorable character The London
money market in very easy condition. the railway
deposit crisis having passed away without producing
psnc and the funds had. in consequence, advanced
veral per cent On the ID Of February consols SELL
ing London at eAia943 for money, and 95se5f for
counand the oth bu1four days after, they sold at
s7t for money and e7la97i for account. The cotton
and markets were very active, and prices firm at
our previous quotations The sales Of cotton large,
and principally to the trade indicating very healthy
state of the market
Meetings have been held In all pats oi the united
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$1,000 CAPITAL PRIZEI
1872 BROADWAY,
CORNER OF JOHN STREET.
TunSE yITlIn GIL yAuE, rISLI L \


TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
From the Erening Post
ScREXM FoR sHAVING @fS. aitiele anv:l:sy
praised by these made trial Of it, last took the frat
premium Of the Institute Fair Indeed fully conceded by
those who know tnat it impossible arti
Gle equal to it. softenng 10 the skn fragrant the
destroyer ofeekes and pimples and sold cheaper
than the old soaps All therefore, who would consult
From the New York Gazette.-Ihe New Soap-We speak
from experience and speak from the professional
knowledge of bensfactor and fend James Grant No
Arm street, whs ahead Of thing yet found
out IN this department OF modern improvement 1t only
emoent but something more" In short believe
From the Evening Mirror Rings verbena Cream, we
know by experience be the best kind Of shaving soap
those who have troublesome boards should be
wthootn Ii has penetrating Of its and sofens
the hardest and beard render the
shaving perfectly Mr. Ring has lately taken the bust
of DR. Minor at the Of Broadway and John
where his nestmabe article may be obtained; anu
tam cure for that troublesome companion.
From the Sunday Drparch-Every who shaves himself
should procure Rings Verbena Cream 1t exquisite
article scening the beard and alayng all irritation Of the
skn so that il becomes absolute pleasure instead OF
noyancs, the
der the dsctions for use Of G. Ring" PreparsI and Tor
sale wholesale and retail. and for expoItaiiou, BY
G. H. RING, Druggist,
: 1872 Broadw,y, corner Of John street
Successor to DR.. WIN. H. Minor.
B-Merchants are particularly requested to call and
anime this article prepared quality quantity
Pearance and price IL be beathe splendid label
Hatch far exceeding thing Of the kind before the public
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Inc FT0ceedtngs IN the Legislature, &c.
very lovely morning-sm brilliant-snow melt
ing-sleighng superb-House In committee ON the
bill to regulate the public printingjust going to take
the vote-tremendous anxiety-radica's tete-a-tefe
in the obbes canvassing Develn, of New York. read
ing writing yellow pspsr-suppossd to be ma
king speech and the paper Is supposed to contain notes
ud hbifum-House in confusion-four radicals ABSENT
wings and conservatives all present. and sraining every
nerve to force the question before the House. Develin
was followed by Tilden in favor Of the House BILL Mr.
Attorney General Van Buren, is in close conversation
with Gov. Wright in the Executive chamberlain Bu
rem looks very grave-Gov Wrghs countenance beams
with plscdity and peace On approach, their
ysrss,ion ceased-probably matters concerning the
Church and State. Mr. Tiden still speaking one Of
his arguments in favor Of the House bill s that the bill
reduces the charge upon the treasury for printing to
oneihird Of the amount provided for by the Senate
bill Here Is caucussing IN one part OF the ioDbies-
there is csnvassng IN another part audoie CONVEX
tat and come TO order" from the chair and above
tho confusion occasionally catch the metallic notes
Assembly printing bill Mayor Havemeyer is looking
on; very bland smile mantles his counenance He -
here upon some bushes. connected with the new ensr
beautiful sulogy upon the fierce democrscie" OF New
York he regretted to state however that some one Of
the New York members Of the House was opposed to
Van Burens subreasury and dissatisdsd with Van
Burens administration. MIR. Stevenson and re-
marked, that II Mr. Tilden alluded to him, he told
fasehood A very interesting and rscy argument oc-
CURED between these gentlemen, and they finally
agreed to refer their several democracy my dear
publicr Mr. Tdsn continued to speak until near the
hour Of adjournment
During the course Of his remarks he said that men,
bers who voted for this Senate bill voluntarily arrayed
themselves in direct hostility to Governor wright
A question arose as to the truth Of this assertion
and it suggested that committee be appointed to
wait upon the Governor to enquire into his sentme
Ths subject was however. finally inds6ni.sly dropped
Mr.. Tilden concluded and Mr. Stevenson hazsfded
litican AtaP. NJ, the galleries are quite filed with
ladies' and gentlemen personal controversy IL extant
asmpt 10 consolidate the Argus and .4fias Bloss of
Monroe 10 constantly psrpstrsung funny cens tempe,
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Superior Court.
Rafnro TudOo noklov

MARCH 4-Read Hoppock, Us. Backhouse T. Cone
This was action brought for the recovery of the
amount Of freight two shipments Of oranges by the
schooner Agawan, from MstaDzas to this port in the
months of January and March, 1s44 The first shipment
consisted OF 10000 and the subsequent of 10000
oranges and for which it stipulated that 81 so and
50 25 per 1000 should be paid delivery of the same,
without regard to the usual clause of the dangers
and perils Of the excepted" II appeared that
large portion Of the first shipment was spoiled, or
not received board at Matanzas and that the last
shipmentof 80 900 wholly lost The plaintiffs con-
tended for the full amount of freight both these ship
ments The Jury, however, rendered verdict in favor
Of the plaintiffs Of $780, and also that they be entitled to
recover freight IS 900 oranges at 50 per I000sub-
ect to the opinion Of the Court and also subject ad
justmsnt.
Charles Oakley rs. Ho,Oland .aspn,caH-This cause
was then resumed, Hiram KetchHm Esq, summing up
in behalf Of the plaintiff in his usual mastery and forc
BILE manner. He occupied near five hours in his
ming up when the Court charged the jury, who will
turn scaled verdict tomorrow.
Before Judge Vanderpoel
Chas. a. Jackson John O. .aymar sIs.-This
was resumed and brought to this mornings and the
jury returned verdict in favor Of the plaintiff for
$500 o., and cents costs.
Darid M. Pratt W. Margaret Nc Gowan and lease
.aariance This eeciment suit, brought to dis.
the defendants of premises 56 John street. under
deed Of the Corporaonby purchaser tax sale in the
year ls4O The defence mainly rely upon the absence
Of authority the part of the commissioners, to levy
the amount Of assessments, &C. Verdict tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1846-03-05
Police IntelIlgcnce.

Charge Of Bigdmy.-Policeman Willis OF the Tenth
ward arrested yesterday, James A. Haynes, fugitive
from New Jersey charged with bgamy by his father.in
law John Hollis, of this city II appears that Haynes
was married to the daughter Of Hollis, some two years
ago. by the Rev Mr. Posal this city, and that absut
five months since he was married again in New Bruins
wick, to Miss Sarah Ann Ramsey, by magistrate of
that place, well knowing that his first wife was still
living lie will be taken to New Jersey for trial.
Disordfrly House.-Peter Van Syckle and his woman
Jane Kinny were arrested yesterday for keeping dis
orderly house and common resort for lewd women at
No l0e Sheriff street. Committed to prison in default of
$500 bail, by Justice Gilbert.
a Minisfer IN 1roube-A Methodist minister who has
hitherto been held in high esteem by his flock was
brought before one of our active magistrates the
charge Of very interesting lady, Of the members of
his church. for taking rather unwarranable lber.
ties without first obtaining her This matter
be further examined into Friday and may then
siby dwindle down to assault and battery there
fore we withhold the names for the present
Petit Larcenies.-Charles Washburn, Bill Washburn,
Jesse Fraser, David Drummond, and Alfred Herring all
boys Of 10 and II years of age arrested by officer
Spicer of the 9th ward These boys have been in the
regular practice of entering different around the
The ocer found in their possession sundry articles
such as segars books toys &C., evidently stolen in this
manner Four toy books, valued ct 81, were identified
by Mr. Edward Z. johnson, No. 500 Broadway. Locked
up by Justice Osborne
John Rafferty, and Patrick Nc Manney were arrested
last night having in their possession cssk of nails sup
posed to be stolen for which is wanted. Apply
atthe Tombs Locked up by Justice Drinker.
The New York herald., 1846-03-05
ARIEL.
WASHINGTON, Sunday Evening, March !, 1876.
IN, pr,at Srow Storm in this Region.

According to our recollection, this day twelve
calendar months ago was as soft and luxurious as
q yernal morning in California. And how Is it to
dav, We beg you wouldn't mention it. We have
had such spell Of weather as has even sstonished
Professor Espy-such snow storm as reminds you
of the 18th Bulletin Of the Grand Army, retreatng
out of Russia. Oh the disasters OF that terrible
retreat And it was all on account Of the snow
Had il only held up about month, the id Cos
sacks would have footed the bill, as did the Quad.
ruple Alliance in the late express from the Cambria,
The New York herald., 1846-03-05

Kingdom and psons have been sent into parliament by
the Dozens for repeal Of the laws and Il poss
Bile that favorable modification Of these laws may
be made than that proposed by Sir Robert Peel
appears by the monthly statement of the Secretary
ofthe Treasury for February. that the amounts on
deposit in the banks of the three principal
cities, at tour periods, were as annexed
GOVERNMENT DEposrrs THE BANKS or BosToS, New
AnrIs
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The amount on deposit in the banks of these three
cities has increased within the past month"; $Ae4oss
Tho total deposits have increased $20s ea and the d.
poss in all the other banks have decreased $500
The transfers during the past month have been az
follows -
TRANsrERs ORDERED.
To Mechanics Farmers Bk., Albany, NY SOS 900 90
To Commercial Bank, do do is OOo m
To Bank Of the Metropolis Washington. . 2Sl a43 ST
To Canal Banking Co New Orleans, La. s3i a4s 81
To the Ohio Life Ins & Tr. Co.'s Bk, Gin. 10000 90
S692ls7 o.
TRANSFERS OapERHp.
From State Bank Of New Jersey, Morris As OO0 On
From Bank Of the State of New York, NJ ". 10000 90
From American Exchange Bank do 40 OO0 on
From Merchants' Bank do ~ ssa ~
From North River Bank do ap0 0O0 Oo
From Bank Of the Metropolis, Washington 2si gas 81
From Clinton Bank Columbus ohio 40 600 90
From wisconsin Mar Fire Ins. Co.. Milw'ke 30 600 90
FROM Michigan Insurance Co., Detroit Mich 10000 90
The New York herald., 1846-03-05
MkSMERISM.

nR. DODS will deliver course Of FOUR LECTUkES
- the Citizens Of New York the Philosophy Of Mes
merism the present week. in CLINTON HALL Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday Evenings March 81 t5h
the philosophy OF Clairvoyance
and the connecting link between mind and matter.
He will dwell Spirit its substance and powers and on
the Infinite Spirit his creating energy and out Of what suo
worlds created and will show that there u noa
herrnt attraction matter He will explain the importance
Mesmerc science and produce some brilliantand W.
full experiments ia Gava.is Magnetism and als) VI
merism.
The Lectures will comment, each evening precisely
O'clock Adm,ssion Is cents m2 4tsm
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ORATORIO OF SAMSON.
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
Ne,, YorL C0crpI UT,eyc .Soc1pfn


Lave the pleasure 10 that the Second perform
Of Handels Grand 0ratoIio OF Samson, VIII mke
place WEDNESDAY EVENING, llth INST, at the IA
BERNACLE.
Full particulars Of this performance will in future
the meantime, the public informed that
Of the best prof talent the country are engaged
to sustain the prncip solo parts. - -
Thi: QRATOklO w be .ucssedsd by the sever sleep @
week The of admission, performing members
favorable and desous Of joining the
Music Society such requested TO leave their
names with J. P. PERKINS, No Wall streets or GEO.
adm,ssion tickets. mi 1t is'r
The New York herald., 1846-03-05

Several OF the above have been long time at sea
and some anxiety is felt for their safety, but none
in our opinion, need be felt. Two or three of the
above we should hardly look upon as being due, bu
for the remarkably quick passage of Captain Tinker
in the Toronto
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Died,

Died,
On yesterday morning. March 4th, ls46. Of infamma-
ton OF the brain, JOHN the Oldest Of Francis and
Catherine Dalton, aged ~ years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon at halfpast o'clock
from the residence of his father, l2 Eighth Avenue
corner OF 18th street. Qately removed from SIS Crosby
strset)
The New York herald., 1846-03-05

The FIRE IN ALBANY.-The following is the
amount Of insurance the property destroyed by the
fre Sunday night: Albany Insurance Company,
- 600 Albany County Mutual Insurance Company,
$1,000 Croton Mutual Insurance Company, s. 900 /;
Safety Insurance Company, $4,250; Howard Insurance
Company, - 0OO North American Insurance Company,
$780, Total $23 500.
The New York herald., 1846-03-05
=" KNOX -

Will introduce the Spring Fashion for Gentlemens Hats
Saturday, March 7, 1916. 81
Dressing Cases.-Thc attention Of the tra-
Yelling public respectfully invited the subscrbe com
pefe and varied the above useful aud
appsndage genemans toilet Their assortment embraces
every variety Of travelling suabe either for long
performing Of travellers sblutions the most desirable
and compact form. u. SAUNDERS SON.
III Broadway, opposite % Howards ]"
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FIRST GRAND CONCERT
Mr. Il IL. Keelnlc.

Mr.. j. III. Keemlc, SnT
nN WHICH OCCASION he has engaged the valuable
" services Of Miss Barton Mrs Sharpe, Mr. Dennsoa MT
q. Holman Mr. Kavanagh Mr.. lie Bars MIR. kneass Mr.. r.
O'Donneil and MIR. Gouray
To take place SATURDAY, March 7th. !.
Mr. Keeme will introduce ballads written expressly ior
him by Jas II. Horncastle
Miss BARTON will preside at the Pauoforte.
Performance will commence at "a o'clock
toS pm