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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01
CLASSIFICATION.


RETAIL PRICES OF PRODUCE AT TIE WASHINGTON
MARKET.
The approach Of spring q considerable Hustua-
ton in the price of market produce. Winter stock
ming out and spring varieties coming i'm gives spe
culators chance to operate and very rapid changes in
prices follow Q conse quence.
Neat sti rates inordnately high higher than 1t ha
been weeks past though cattle abundant at the
BuE's Head last market day. Pork has advanced in
price, and this may sceoun. in for the uufA
vorabe change. Veal ie cheap but It is questionable
food ea-y in the season. and II would te well for
sumers to be their guard TO the cuts they buy We
seversl doubtful calves for sale yesterday.
Poultry and game also shows Q high figure. Turkey
at 20 cents per pound and other fowl in proportion
Wild pigeon have disappeared apd grouse getting
SCARCE while spring chickens coming IN In sufficient
quantities to cheaper them somewhat. Veuison very
cheap and abundant and is selling from II to Is cents
pound This makes 1t mach more economical food than
beef There is any quantity of deer in market notwith
sanding the fact that is against the law to sell it at
this season. By the way, it seens strange that the
keepers eanghouses and restaurants cannot afford to
te venison BY the plate cheaper than they do They
charge 1c to IS cents per plata for beef tAAt
them Is cents pound and ask 80 and o. cents
per plate for ven.son that they pay but 10 cents per
pound for.
Fish is o tribe cheaper. Fishermen not 30 much
impeded IL their work they by the i,e and
consequence the fsh market has quite lively appear
ance and is thropged by those who piscssorsy in
cned. The high prices OF meat, and the fact that
In the midst Of Lent, has tendency to keep up
prices. Halbut has made It's appearance in market.
Smelts are abundant, very good and cnesp.
Apples getting dearer, but very 6ne, especially
Sptzbergens. Greetings do not lock we'll but
pa for sewing Crarberries have advanced to sls per
bb-nealy double the price asked for hec last
The cranberry crop failed last year consequence Of the
heavy rains.
Oysters have advanced in price. The dealers IN
quite stew with regard to Gov Wse's oyster ediet
Butter is cheapening n view of the opening OF tie
spring trade. Eggs still maintain very high price.
They selling At Eve FOR shilling when two years
ago at this season, they could be bought for cent
apiece.
Vegetables, of course, dear. Potatoes have al
vsnced rs cents per Dbl We annex the prices:-
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lotion Trade.

The Cotton Circular of 7. J. Stewart & Co., of
this date, for the steamship Atlantic, says-
We issued onr last Circular 18th mt per steamer
Quaker City. The Canada's advices, which were re-
esved the 18th holders again advance prices
but not bang met by buyers the market assn med quiet
sndin few days duN aspect, which has continued
without intermsaion up to Thursday evening The ex
captions being eales OF 500 bales In transit the 18TH
and about daily until receipt OF the mail per Canada
which occurrence taies Of ID 600 bales at full prices
reported Since that there appears have be
considerable inquiry for cotton afoat sales of wh,h at
satisfactory prices could have been readily esc but
for almost entire absence Of samples The advce per
Atlantic and ASIA to 9th, both received earl on
Monday 25th, and increased the desire to SELL without
inducing exporters to come forward although
OF Mc could easily have been obtained. The Americas
to 10th ut Of sales Of 900 bales In the week
at advance Of fully I'D ware currently known yeser
day some hours befoxe the official publication, but W.
could perceive desire to speculate for advance In
consequences the opening Of the Southern rivers We
consider the market Hrmer since at ,tations with
business Of upwards Of 1000 bales and specula-
tion.
The receipts at the Southern ports Increasing and
sfht ugh navigation is az YET comparatively limited are
exciting tprpsHe. The mild weather at the sources of
many stresms at the southwet, along with the warm
rains We alluded 10 in previous ISSUE have opened
by freshets several In porsnt tributaries Of thu Mss
uppi, such as Red river 0uchs and ARKANSAS and AZ
We learn OF great rise In the Ohio river ut Cacnnat,
It's h,ofs win so swell the Mississippi at the moath Of
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EDUCATION.

CTArE AND NATIONAL Law SCHOOL, POUCH.
keepae, New York new system; training In the prao.
tee with cours Witnesses jures Ac speak
ing dny professional business taught Rextterm commences
on the sh q NAY Hon. Henry Booth, eminent LAWYER,
professor Tesimonals-"Nr Fowler Is the most accom-.
pshed orator north OF Mason pxon's line "Henvy Gay
THE trials and arguments and general tpeskug Of his pupils
truly wonderful nBOson loarnal. Hystev improved.
q j. n Eoust.
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AkHns-Were unchanged, and sales HIGHT.
Observation-Disclosures the news the market
opened q, yesterdays prices with fair Sales but on tue
receipt OF the Dewt the marie. receded and closed
In unsettled state. The sales embraced 600 900
bills, at prices rar gng from 80 75a 81 for to
extra State aut conron to coed Michigan Tndfana OHIO
and Illinois was changed Extra Genesee ranged from
80 $40 .5 Csnacisn cod to the extent 4C0 500
Dhl, at 80 s; 80 70. Southern was la fair end
with saee OF 600 TOO bbs Mt prices ranging 80 rs
s10 for grades ranging from mixed 10 fancy and
brands. Rye -four and meal wore unchanged Wheat
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:s.ss sSSvs b q S:srs: :s:ss V .oss =:
81 8. s 0 supply
o. H ias1 1oe C4scn1. Secretary. 0AA1' w. l.
,s, , ssx JOEL IL. 8
+: e. ~ sas ss w e
sent ne 0essoa AH0'ns 6, WOOD x.,
,u s:sSa: Al person. sssroi:ns c;E.s 2. -
u. Two shas S' 9s - .s:0s s
sss n al sucS q
during sds oonnua nc g Of sucS Hoss.e
b. ,s,,. Eyssy aha. ooak .hisa go
sra DESCRIPTION Of ss gooas article ming p.wne -
be ps on sI sue ss q. .pS Ss 49,
snd o. the person pawnns pecgns the sAd good
Sec pa~ntraer SHALL ct The ams OF esoa ioaa d.
ssss sn So:
s ne 70 % me- o. s enry reaared 70 be made in BIZ her
made g received 81 any pawnbrOtsr any entry
Sec q ms ssid h,ot shas :. gu reasonable amss. b
special justices preserving he pssce Of ~
ei Of hev YORK. or am or either q them perss
any orshsr them and shall esaiOh such writes =.
Sec Z Evsry pswssrosee who .h.a ytss.e or nssisss
e refuse 70 smy with any e. sher , q D..
every such offence, forfeit and pay the sum of twenty Ava
sec g. No pawrbroksr shall esk damaud Or resolve eng
srs.es rave Ct srss taS .sa.yye per esa, per
g. .n e. u. t..
drNd dollara tor every such offence
Sec Nopswnoroksr shall .on any pawn pisgs unAa
the same sbal have remained In hor
Rop and AL such shau BIO pubic auction and
ohcxtse and ANAL De made conducted such aoutn0
a. shall be approved Il for that the xAyor q -
CITY Of New York
tec TO- Notice Of such saie shall be pubshel Cor
least rweve previous In tho daV
newspapers printed In he city Of New York. and such notes
shall specv the time ard place which
place the OF the auconeor by whom the the y
De conducted ard description Of he goods ARTICLES b.
sod.
SEQ. H. The surplus arising from any ssd
e after deducng the of loan the interest then
due on the ard The Of the sdver a1A
sale shAu De pad over D., the pswnhroker 70 The person wts
would TO entitled redeem the pledge N suoa aaas
had take place.
sec ~ No pswn5roker shah make any loan the
rate OF divided part or psxts article thing sG
which article Or thing shs have been offered snre o.
lacuvely, 70 hin or her by way OF pawn edge.
sec 49, NO paw broker shall under any prete what
ever purchase buy second nd III hitlre, metals
or her es pawn or pedGs
Sec IL Every wntroksr who shall violate or uegiee
rsuse to oily with either OF ole Qrovions II hs
eighth Dnh tenh eleventh. twelfth kaa0enh seri0n
this tiue Ahs r every such offence orsen and the sum
OF O. hundred collars
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- GO -, NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MARCH l. 1856

nomins cssn-ssis: q 10 SO Is soS Su.Ss;s vsss
ior southern yellow and white Rye was 1t ll2c llAc
fsrisy was unchanged. I.
Caru-1he market was firm, snd sales were mode.
7h March. loo bags Msracaho sold at 12Kc. Java vas
at Hnc, AID Rio ~ llc. 10. with small sales The
Roc son:e n...a ss s a; ss sss.'. m..
I :sy Sa do.. ssss Porte Rico, do.... 80
CoroN. The market was better after the news, and
quite ss'iys with sales OF 4eoo bales closing at an i'd
FRHGHrs-Rates were unchanged, with moderate
gagemsns. 10 LIVERPOOL some compressed cotton was
5000 bushels grain, At I'D, ZONE -four At 2s Cd and
700 bbk provisions at about 5s By sailing vessels 900
boxes ssoon st so and $50 bills sperm oil at sos per
ton There was nothing new to other ports.
FSrIr.sa,es of 500 packages Va.enaias made at
SIC a5s@c-
BAY unchanged
noLAssss 600 4oc bbls. New Orleans, sold at 43c.
NAVAL STORES Spirits were At 4,c 42c 800 bbls.
resin sold ct 81 60. Raw WAS ct SO 25 q 90 90
PROVISIONS Pork continued quito active with ssss Of
Loco 100 bbs me. at sie Is : sls 81: coo bols:
ana prices unchanged Cut sold to the extent Of
dco $50 psck'ges, at 7hc no for shoulders, and
vious quotations. LArdSales of 300 bills. ct 1Osac
1850. Butter and cheese without alteration.
ArrASs.-6,0 600 bundles were sold at cents.
RtE-Small sales at 4bc q 4ac.
sucARs-Sales Of 500 hhds, bbls. and aerces Cuba
made private TERMS said to be ct 7sc., less
per sales Of about $50 do New Orleans made
at &c. 8H There % 900 bags Manila In negotia
ton to -efners but the sale not concluded ct
hour in tho afternoon. The stock follows:-
Suoa, nnoS. w.
Porto Rico. ..... 40
New Orleans. ,OA
Texas. 225
Total bids a, 46l
Boxes. 1854 Manila bags % 600
ToBArco-The demand is gooo but stocks are getting
daily scarcer prices 10 consequence are still the ad
vance The sales include SO bids KENTUCKY, at 10c a
19c.; 06 bales Havana, at 23Kc. 29c 161 do ssgua,
at t.; 80 seedeaf st &c. 14c; 1876 do Florida
at &C. $780, The stosk OF Spanish tobacco fol-
lows
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WHskEY -Saies OF 1s0 Q 200 bbs. prison and Ohio at
SOC. 30kc.
Wool continues in good demand the sales Amer
lean fleece and pulled up for the former 40 900
lbs of eli grades and so 600 lbs pulled our full
tations Holders firm in their We, anticip Yng an
Improvement In domestic qualities. Foreign wool ia in
fair demand for good desc lotions Of carpet woos The
sales however, have been light.
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20 M sa;;s $1,000 oF CONIkEss Wa

fT,C sOuTHERNERs, DRINKERS or CONGRESS WA
ter-We are reliably informed that mineral wNers
OF saratoga sals extensively upo the puhaio
the southern and Southwestern states persona bs
ing these nrtnles desire and think they purchasing Co
ess water, &c whereas at Sa aoga here OF =
kinds from Congress down ditch WATER and articles
pcsed III this the pu sic mostly Artificial os1
string the effect OF Congreas water the effect OF them icing e.
hrey different from that ~ the genuine Congress water
qnenuy producing gripping pans vertigo &C. some'imcs
gesive ers and desroyn the tone of the A.
bowels oen rendering mild OF dyspepda incurabs-
ne effect being ~ nc w1e om a pIoduceS By
however debihaed DE paent may helg tonic g weaa
whioh sixty hses years past has sat ap he rsp
ton OF earaoga YET some have oononnded the name OF u
spring with us Of The place, thus aoins the opportunity OR
strength Of the repu obtained the Congress spring. d
long series of The injury thus inflicted upon puS
and finding either effect injurious effects shar s
they in fute refu the genuine Congress water auppoeIn
that toy have already Tried NOT su1acent suarAntss
names a. the old bottles and boxes gredy bought % =
councrfelters for the purpose Of filling hsm with their vs
onv ~ hss sn yo e na Or waer
and be certain that the cork u branded a. Il he cork q
every bottle q genuine Congress water viz Congress We
gerous counterfeit As compounds called ssrssc
ders sAaogn sAl &C. they only vAueloss but ni
rous-nct pcssessing even the virtues or common Seds
water asncay We have the authority Of he oeisSsssS cm
~, sr Humphrey Day a. follows -" Is Impossible 10 10.
combine ae ingredients 60 - 70 make article Of equal qua
On writing u.s. we WIN send you list Of prices and pas-
ages and 81 ordering nom US direct enclosing drAh Tor a.
* Ss so orcsrsS you can have sally E
ConErsm wssr Only o. reliable psrsons and % szans u
hMrmg ot tns cox brand
No 4 49,. .1ss rns Saratoga sprns -
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these STREAMS - = prevent the present rse from run
ming out has previous We have evsFy reason
TO lock for continued steady navigation during We entire
spring months for the largest cass Of bos and
with peace assured 1t the impresisn on orr Do that
Cd for ndding Orleans cotton viii be the ruling price,
With delivery Of $500 0oe bales, and money In Great
inducing speculation against the delivery Of the crop and
higher prices We essma the sales from our STOCK the
days, 5000.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Lpaands. Forida. Moadle. &. Teraa
osdin ,}, T. good g. "a 49, sa,s. s,ga
MCGEE siSRE s, .gsn ,; it, - -1S, -
Middlioe isr:.:. .los iis None. 49, liz il
Fair To good fair lIR lIs4 None ll4 l2}s II Hl21s
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CEuARs-CAsH PURCHASERS OF sEoARs CAN
~ 6rd tsrVNs ard have . SECESSION from stock OF over
milton 0por ed nnvans, dcmesc and Germap The prin-
cpa portion OF hese st be cold Immediately 70 pay
advances Cpeias g. upwsfs German eS no. i'm.
watd,. q. CHEEKS, 81 Broadway, up staxS
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COAL OIL.

U kRoSENK, OR co al OIL
N Secured BY patents,
1e undersigned cah tho attention OF the p5bs
70 the annexed certificate Of X n Kent Esq, chemist
tor Light" AU6rkN5, Agents Of
The North American Kerosene Co., 81 Beaver street. Ny
Laboraorp, ZIG John street, New York, Feb. s. 1856
Tie North American kerosene Company:-Gentlemen-l
have made careful examination Of ka0
OIL In comparison with the various kinds Of oil burning
fluids and coal In use in this country with the following
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MASONIC THE MEMBkEs or PACIFIC LODGE, NO.
I1 80 Off M hareby net fed 10 ct the lodge
oo corner street and ?h'c sreoae sundsi.
the funeral Of Brother John Gilmore Watson The atosl
ate respectfully invited to attend. BY OF the W. NJ
H.. j. VANVORSr. Secretary.
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AsrROLOGY.


A sroNlsHIN0 TO ALL MADAME MORROW THE
"A seventh daughter has natural gut 70 tell past nressnt
events and all The OF life very
topehs viii speedy marriages. and show tho Ike
the intended husbands and absent friends Will
bring together those who separated who enjoy te
greatest happiness OF matrimonial bnaa All who wish good
call for ree and comort Thousands have ex
tber belief hat she y the asroioptst
10 the world that has been known though ahe prsc
s nothing but what ID reconcieablo phiiosophera No
charge satisfied 76 Broome between Cannon ana
Columbia Gentlemen not admitted
MRS. HAYES, f76 GRAND STREET
~ Broadway IL The beN medical ard business clairyoy
have their systems examined BY Mr. HAYES. Wonderful
ne respecting Sickness absent friends business &C. sails.
faction given
GtLAIRvOYANCE-MRs. sRYMOUR, 10 SPRING
~ street few doors west Of Broadway "a the most snc-
ecseful medical and business cavoyan In America: asthma
bropchns liver compAnt nervousness debility dyspepsia
lever nnd sgue 49, cured durable, and saisfacuon
rAned or no nay taken
AaD.-MADAM PREwsrER RETURNS TIL ANKs TO
her friends and patrons and begs N that aftar the
housa d. poh IN this city and Philadelphia who have
ruted her with entire vasacton she feels confident that
ne ssoogy love and lay matter4 aId books
o!ac,es - relied on ausy Napoleon s has equal
she WIN the rsms Of The future snd alao Tho
o. vsters 70 Madison street Speedy and for
pies and ccrns by remedy OF her own.
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DRANK LEsLIE's
Il ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.

IL uLc6IRATED NEWSPAPEH,
No rs
Issued this morning. contains the following splendid en-.
ssgnheen full pase engraving q United States
fgate Nseara as she appeared before she wasAunched
Portrait o. George e1 stSers he buSsr a''
Miss Annie U. Donnel naming the Niagara
nasoS he new He,Soois. chnrcs Sewsi New Jersey
Portrait Of the pastor. the Rev q. Cox
r ruas, q Bsnop simpson ~ d. Bsnop OF me henodss
Fossai g. r. Piece D. D.. Bishop of the M E. Church,
Sketch tro ne De of the O. u A. as passed
Portrait OF Gen. John A. Qutn N, Of Mississippi.
Portrait Of Col L. Orr Of south Carolina, orator al st.
Turksh ladies' abroad.
ri gruis OF Mecca.
Erect in athens, kingdom Of Greece.
costume Of E,enca EcSps ENGAGED 10 he Crimesa war
views and al he news Of the week
Chess by On experienced Editor
Continuation Of the thrilling romance, Tho Last Of His
F s,ss ' g &C. ssni +. s Or per year
For sale at al news depos
~ The propretors the SUNDAY All as inform the pu
lie that TIER have secured one Of the most euteraiane
smith author q woman ana Her Msasi Minnie Grey
the Way" "1emp'annS,1CKR &C.; END 1; called
Or RACE.
tbs story Or romance mas;ery record Of the crimes
plot incident characters and sentiment Is upequeed by any
similar production Of The present indeed may be justly
OF The most natural interesting and Instructive told
by its gifted end famous author edition Of several
tie % IN q he Aas VII
PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHY OF AN EMINENT IIvIKG ACTOR,
"a. WI also contain its usual supply short tales local
% poetry ~ len odds and eHa sd
Ss S re a sa Sgs
cents acopy. HERRICK ROPES, No. Il Ann street.
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no TIE READING WORLD, GREsrING:-

NEW YORK IN OLD IIMEs.-BE SURF TN READ
IN Who was Fir PATIENT" bin his weeks sc NDAY
LEADER. Price 3cens Sold by of news dealers.
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,oo, ofTwen,ieth 2hbd on sundx,
"a gas "
ase respectfully invited to attend Z, oGss Ct the VI
n connse ., sas1e wn be meeting q Ss
haseho eers and o,hor iends OF the New YORK society Il
S ss sa s.ssa ss!sss G
b. seve al Gentlemen well sno to the pulpit he -
The seadng Of New YosL ~ iserssed U ~
I~k, are invited stano
hToTICE-THE MEMBERS OF Tee LIQUOR DIAL
~ ers Society Knss co n,y are requested 70 CAL nd
place Tho secretary viii Be sady 70 receive them from
70 Monday 4 aHs ro tssf sss:a
P. cLEMrsoN Secretary. RoSK, Vice President
NorIos TO oREpITo2s -NoTICE RI HEREBY GIv1K
sSsOrns r. ~ a a,Ds o s,s ssss
ans q Suffolk they Required . az
K s !; ,:,s, q: aid ss
'''' - S SfxzsR 1 SsSRs.. Es.s.'o.-
aassS p 81 LISSoE
s a ( 81 Ssis Ban ssi'. Rom sSS% !; ;aS
6 sass. & =
i sss:s
jams n MOTLEY Secretary.
OFFICE OF THR GovERNoRs OF THE ALMsHOUsC
for Sealed ZEE ssp 5, a.
Of the Ansouse st their ONCE kounoa PARK. until O'CLOCK
M oae 4h OF March TO furnish from sou
Of best quD bite ash stnse coa each 10 consist 4eD
pounds and be delivered from the OF the contractor
the csrs urnhed by the Deparment under inspection Of
person appointed BY me Governors n such qusnes
be required tor distribution afost, 10 be delivered u
Bellevue Hospital foot Of twenty sixth street. East
the cars provided for thai tree and ha
proposals 10 be addressed the Commee Supplies,
tunda, Park where further information be obtained
OFFICE OF THE GovEeNoRs OF The ALMsHOUgK
" Feb. n, l82.-F oposas 10 carpen.ersSealed pro-
posals III be received b. the Governors ha Amshouse
their Office. kounda Park, until clock r. n. Of The
Msrch next for flooring With Ia zach ,rgA plno
plank the hall and OF the Lunac Asvlurn
can be Office further Information can 30
obtained Security will be required for the faithful perform
aDce at the contract
CPECIAL NoTICE.-A MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE
~ Streets of The Board OF Aide viii be hold Moo
20 The euscn OF Chamber street To James slip Parties
seres.cd are respectfully invited 70 be present
Aid JOHN Il BRIGGS, Chairman.
Aid JAMES 9RlFFITaH.
Aid. JosiAa w. BROWN.
CPkCIAL EOTlCs.-A MEEIING OF THE SPECIAL.
~ Committee OF the Beard OF relation
fice dop'ed by the Eghth Rafosd Cymoany. q
throwing tie from their acks both sides OF roots
will be hec at the office ot the Cierk OF the
No sCiy Bali Monday, March 1856 at o'clc r. 4
Parties interested iespecttuly invited to be
AID PhTER FULMER. Chairman.
Aid j. H. vALENTlNE.
Aid WIN. MCCUEKEY.
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frHE SUNDAY LEADER FOR THIS WEEK SHOULD
j be reed by every New Yorker
,rHE OLD DOCTORS sTORY-sEE THIS WEEKS
i SUNDAY LEADER
UaNBO was MY FIRST PATEETs,- REMINisCENJ
w by Physician. See SUNDAY LEADER foe this
week.
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O0K OUT FOR TIE SUNDAY LEADER THIS WEEK
IL will contain interesting remniscenco by New York
physician story from real life, entitled "Who my First
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NJOTICE-THE MEMBERS Of TaK LIQUOR DkALEa0
Society are hereby notified that ths undersgned nov
ready their respective Dues the 1s
ONO. Odd FslovS Ball. daily, om TIL L A. M and hra
tu6P.M r 6OHWARZ Oark.
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ITO CoNTRACToRs-PRoPOs FOR REMOVING
tie icc, snow &C from Liberty ssrest between 8roal
way and Greenwich street. will be received unt1
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CPECIAL NoTTCE.-A MEETING OF THE COMMITTRE
- Streets of The Board OF Aldermen viii be hold
day March ct No Cty Hal OF O'Clock r. NJ, IN regard
10 the exeniicn OF Chamber To James slip Parties
serescd are respectfully invited 70 be present
Aid JOHN Il BRIGGS Chairman.
Aid JAMES 9RIFFIraS.
AID. y8SIAd W. BROWN.
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REMOVALS.


n MCMAHON, COUNCILLOR AT LAW, HAS m
~. moved his Office I'll Broadway, Of Chambers
the Shoe and Leather Bank building. Rooms IL IL
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THR RECENT FIRE IN OUR
II warehouse, have remO1Ad to Nos 81 and IS BrosA
street. ready any business In sur
line with promptness. CI.EvELAND 90 refnisherE -
packers Of dry goods and examiners Of auction purchases
UTBER r. MARSH, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
IL has removed his onse 10 No I'll vay corner q
Chambers street. Shoe and Leather rooms Il asd
IN. l.. n. MARSH, I'll Broad wnv.
III BEEKMAN COMPANY,
Have removed their as Broadway. beweeu
Grand and Broome streets,
And Will open
OK MONDAY, MARCH, 3,
with and splendid
STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
or every description.
To which they respectfully invite The Of the pu,tr
WINES AND LIQUORS.
n0uBLE SWAN. HOLLAND GIN AMI FRENCH nj n .
~ dies IN bonded warehouse in pIpes onsrer 60.
IyPs0N &bR0's., 10 Beaver street ''"'' ~
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r A-AT 4 MEETING OF JEFFERsON LOD08.
"A. No. T. held On wednesday. De 27h ina, Dc oilowis
REQ uttou was unanlme usly adopted = -
Resolved, Shat tender sincere end Rrakof1
thanks . Mr. anA Misses ysnwyck. No. LOO SohsrSr1u
street. Brooklya for their Kind, courteous unroaG
tenon shown The I'D OF February where We too ~
In celebrating the birthday Of The immortal Washngtou g ~
- tor the bounieous supply Of roteshmAn afforded 81
on that oocA6on. GEORGE BRI1i w. II.
HENRY CARGuI. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

OFFICE OF THE MANHATTAN OH. COMPANY NO. IL
~ Broadway, New York, Feb. g. }S0s.ihe annusl mss-
ing ftbe stockholders of the Manhattan Oil Company,
election Of directors win be ned onice oom0asy
in the city Of New York. Monday tho 10th day Mar
1856 at II O'Clock NJ. TIE ansfer books viii
the 1su 10 the 10th Of March both cavs Inclusive.
jams n. MOTLEY, Eecrotary.