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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-25


hr T. G. p. Viking comedy "Young New York."
was produced for the first time last evening, before
bumper house, at Laura Keenes new theatre The plot
very slender Miss Rose Ten Per Cent (Laura Keene)
daughter OF New York millionaire (Mr. Burns.t) b Of
fered In marriage by her father shaving parson,
Mr. NeedhAm Crawl, (Mr. Dcknson) disiiktng the re-
verend, the lady gives her heart tnerant Count
skibbirni, (Ar. Lngham,) and runs away with him.
Contrary 70 every ones expectation the new Madame
sRibbirni, disowned by her family earns her living
with the aid OF sewing machine and gives successful
concerts u a. she r-ing into public aver her father,
ruined BY the machinatous OF the Rev Needham Crawl,
soeDs toward his children Ia reconciIed and ali ends
happily.
Such Ia the slim thread which Mr.. wilkins has spu
the three best acts OF local comedy produced New
York We say comecy, for though the somewhat broad
homor OF the play bill would lead one t. pect roick
ing farce that expectation Is not justified by the piece it.
self is genuine comecy. in the true OF the term
strong hearty satire, now comical, nov bitter, ~
often sady serious humorous cutting deeply
and iuoy into the heart OF inner hfe
and dsguerreotypng with wonderful minuteness
and features which venture TO say made their debut
last night on The stage There stage effects
violent tours de force: the action slowly leaving
TO the dialogue the burthen supporting piece This
1t does perfectly: sharp, quick, trenchsnt original
aboundipg N telling localsms, such az where Jordan
threatens the Rev. Crawl that be viii "umnergs him
and the Reverend groans In agony that he Ia "a minis
ter, not q Senatoro
was remarked by OF the audience that the In
cdents in real e which the playful says the piece
is founded, are Incidents within the memory Of almost
every one and that the personages represented the
stage do not der essentially from we'll known charac
ters in New York society How this Is, that society is
best able to say Many Of the saes received as
though they bad borne reference to iaar events and
the whole play received with enthusiasm rarely
awarded to any comedy. The acting was generally
good. Mr.. Dcktnsons makeup was excellent Mr..
johnson deserved praise; Laura Keene WAS capital Mr.
Burnett should swear little less.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-25

RAtE GESEnosrry-A gentleman who died in
noteoort couaiv, Va fer months ago devsed hi<
property estimated st 600, 70 Of bs sster-
amer Nv doaih that sister dcssroJed tw VIII AMI dys
I'D Me prcpertv equally het~n brcsher seer nn1
berscH rare and noble exhibition cf he unsculsaasu
OF . sStsr's lore
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hsrsrxrsron reference 10 the Al the head cs the
editorial page vil be observed that the attractions
oered a tbe vsrcu- ieaes Sc.. for 10 nas are Of An
unusaaiy ysred sad noveI character
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-25

TAXING Tur MANAoExENr or CrrY ny THR
Manchester Mirror stptes thai bet vecu twenty
and thirty Of tire employ edor years u the Amos
heag machine shop and out Of work. talk of making
proposal 10 the city government the year BY
contract 70 carry s schools 10 take charge OF lie
sewers streets, courts, police, and every department.
and Keep we'll cleaned and oiled, arcd up aud ready for
all emergencies tor 500 900. ssys;-"They are men
resporribh, acquainted with leap plank sewers and
how the men should be classed whch should scs In ca
paoity Of mayor; which clerk, mahal, aldermen, &c.
The "Machne shop Outs" would be ticket that would
run like wild nre-hy exclamation" !" neigh Dor
says Tho policy, days u 70 elect 70 efce those
Who need ~ and NOT t for H. and wny shoud nos
the machine shop boys have their chance"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-25

UsrvrRsrry or vIRoNrA.-The condition OF the
rn,v,v,ry on Virginia before have been
20 good ~ at prtept The numoer OF sfudenm ~ THIS
The is,t scesscr which wss larger than any prevlous
r,lcd in the hiiary Of the University There no
so1 studer,s from tho following states - New York a.
pernsvtv.nis Ohio, Delaware, karyisnt 10; Dstr,st
Of Courrbs 10; North Carolina. g. south Carolina a..
Georgia, 81 Iintld. Aabsma ~; hssiss'p4, 80
rour, ~ Kcntrcky, IL; Tennessee Making IN s fram
csnsr sAtes, sfa nom Virginia, 23o--ioAA coz
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no ih Gen rar On he IN jar toet se ron
~ westvaEd Which continued with sass rneessLs yotneo
ar let Feb Dung which oet sale, stranded nun bepns'
sprung spays and tso spTms leak Asurvey iooon
scssd that the vessel b. discharged, aud ne 'ep
~ before VOYAGE O"ins " 20 49,
ssDbes Of sesels IN po repairing and ne scsie o.
ks would b before The isaeofe s9n 81 sos 70
complete sT4Is by the oosio ou~ashs so rss
sno and sherboue stJve Toe isoa was lying % a. the
nm ,t ient away and down and hailed her,
b., se NJ ansxr and saw e board, al hands evidently
having perished. So. g. ~. =. xr.,u....
Bo 81 ns had heavy weather daring the aud lost %
~. ,,ols.ees OF deck She sailed 4h for desDaton.
RAG JULTa Capt Ray which cleared at GEORGETOWN Sc
Pa h for Boston put back 9th, having GOT ashore the
Bsy Win uos board and had throw overheard about
go bis rosin.
Basx KATE HASTINGS, from Calcutta for Boston put into
Hole Sd inst having experienced heavy we2zner
Inc COAST and been = DAYS n. Of Hoferes.
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To rEariRcrs.


TEE BosTos HARtos TELEGRAPH cossEeTs WITH THE Carr
COP MAINE approaching the stations a.
Highland Light ProyncetOwp, Chatham, Hyanns and Hn
VII please show their designating Nos Manyars bags W
a their arrival may be reported to their owners ana 20
the Exchange Newsfoom Vessen distress IN
sight Of the stations have immediate reefby nynszns
abeir wants
Ths Bsrtetrs Reef Light Vessel Long Island sound aad
Vel Grass sboel Light Vessel Fishers I.aod Soons n y
have been remoored their Citations, aud viii e1ot te
The Iron ear oys Black Ledge, aud MERGERS kock
1t the entrance 70 NewLoDdoD hArDof' Conn., nave eS Won
1le iron can BUOY having been carried away from Ohio
ISdss by place temporarily supplied oy twenty
t snar b1oy with perpendicular red and black pes placed
The roD can buoy on the Souh Point Of Great Island in
Newport Hsrbor, has been replaced 80 .x.,. -,
that the Bishop Clerks" lAgnt vessel
Vseysrd Sound has been REINFORCED upon her station.
rs.,csrs or GIBRALTAR EAST. ExTRAxcE-CEUTA LIGHT
CoAsr or AYRIcASnce the ls Of December last the new
FONT from sunset 20 sunnse cstsdopc lght
al the class ocsed minute and eeyaed al
sf feet above high level and be In clear weather az
distance VI n miles. Bearings es follows:
Lar $50 So az ~
Lon 81 4s, r. Of San Fernando.
Or 50 ~ e" W. Of Greenwich
srs,teHrs OF GIBeALrAR-TARIFA ISLAND LSHT.-Since
the revolving light the southern
most pont Tsl been replaced by catad
sprc light Of the first class showing from sunset 70 sunrise
white light elevated 1872 feet above the level OF the water
sng tides and visible in clear weather distance Of ~
mics the the observer be al the hight OF SIX eetom
fhe Bearings are es follows:
Lor 81 S8' T.. Of San Fernando.
Or 50 49, 50" w. of Greenwich. .
Notee tangent distance Of 429 feet elevation would make
Mis- light yiNabe IL miles of shPs deck
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DEPARTMENT OF FSAScE, ComPrRoLLER's OFFICE,
NTRAI PARK FIN ID STOCK. -

CENTRAL PA FU n u SIOCh.-
II foRT STSyT 70 YEARs-sl $4,000 AT SIX PER
CENT, REDEEMABLE IN THREE YEARS.-seaed pro
posss will be received the ComptToeIs Office until MON
BAY April 1856, at o'clock when the same viii be
publicly opened for the whole any part II the amount OF
York authorized BY of the Legislature OF this State
titled An Act to alter The map Of the City OF Newlork BY
Public Place and authorize the takns
OF the passed July ~ 1855 and by ordinance Of che
Common Council Of said city, approved by the Mayor Feb
The said Stock will consist of % 900 shares of 800 each
share bearing the Of hive per cent snnum
payable qusreryeary and the principal redeemabe on the h
.sed Proposals will also be received and opened the
same time and place for loan OF 900 for which eerti
Gates will be ueo to be called The Central a rsrk Assess
OF the 18th secnon OF the act entitled An Act 20 re-
&uce several laws relating to ss CRY oTa,1 Ss%
connel Feb q Is5S which STOCK
haye'ry and the principal Reasonable ON the 'n DAY OF
The proposa will the number of shares desired and
the price shares the person whose are
the sum and by the bid and presenting the
receipt of Chamberlain the Comptroller will be entitled
to receive certificate for the par value OF the NUMBER oil siafe
carrying interest from the date OF the deposit - ,
Those persons who have awards due them ON the Central
Park thew favorable 10 the interest OF the
city than those who make cash bids can receive Cecates Of
Stock for the amount OF their awards ser ne
mston of the awards case the same person OF properly
assessed person claiming the award will be required to
paw the amount assessment with thereon from the
time the confirmation Of the report of the COMMISSIONER
the Collector Of Assessments before the delivery OF the GER
tifcae.
The Act Of 1853 for laying out the Park provides for evyng
the Of interest the Stock ~ be
issued the ofl8l2 made applicable this loan,
vde only Tor pedgng the faith OF the Mayor Aldermen
COmmoay the redemption Of the Stock issued but
that all the Of the Corporation are here
by pledged ard appropriated for the payment Of the interest
pledged until the final redemption thereof aud that In the
said be sufficient satisfy and pay the whole Of
sd be- hereby pledged 10 pass such acts
&c to raise by tax such sum as shall be requisite supply
every such deficiency In addition 70 this the It'll section OF the
park all
land taken shall be rrevocaby pledged for the payment
Of fle debt created therefor.
Each proposition should be sealed and Endorsed Proposal
for Per Central Park Fund.- Proposal for Cen
trail Park SiN Per Cent Fuad the may be. And the
proposition both funds then be put In second
envelope sealed and directed A. c. Fagg Comptroller No.
Hall OF Records New York." A. G. FLAGG Comptroller.
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d. 8 HoUGH, Auctioneer
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY and

r. WALNUT PARLOR, DINING ROO& and BED
ROOM FURNITURE.-THIS DAY (Ssturdayl all the
elegant costly the house No. 10 Murrsys
near Coegepsce, at 1O o'clock Sale is perempory The
Furniture new Of the best make and fully warranted
and the embellishments Of the most tasteful de-
The sale will commence IN the
PARLORS which contain elegant marble top center TsDe
of different styles rosewood Secretary and Bookcase hne
costly rosewood sevenoctave double action Piano Forte
heavily carved made by barmore OF this city, aud
fully warranted complete sets Of solid framed rose
wood Furniture, in fine quality of French broca'ene
also invalid slrngsest Chairs and do Pas recep
Chairs Insbetop rosewood French Etagere finely nm
hed rosewood work Tables inad with pearl fixtures yoy
Also number Of Qusrtees, Stands, Shelves Sc IN rose
wood French plate oval Mirrors in elegant iramss
elegant brocstee and fine lace Curtans among the on Pant
ngs are The Highlands By Weber, Views on the sas
quehsnns" by Brese Retreat of the Ausans BY 'enet
and many Others also fruit pieces and bunting scenes ornou
bronze and marble Clocks run q days also great variety Of
decorations selected BY the refined taste embracing vases
pocelsn marble Busts Of Clay and Webser and
others bsque Figures and articles OF yeTu rich Turkey
Carpet; Brussels, ingram, Sc; stair do Rugs, &c
Observation-Disclosures feet mahogany extension Table
mahogany dining Tsbles French decorated China Din
Tea English and French cut Olss w are
Knives and Forks Crockery Bells Csstors spoons
Liquor Cares Wines, Decener ruby do grns and silver
Services Spoons Forks Trays &C. Gobets Linen Napkins
BEDROOMS-TapestTy Cdrpetng costly rose WOOD and ma
bogany Bedscsds also dressing Bureaus and also
rosewood Amoir elegant article, plate glass ront Mrrof
pure curled hair Mattresses mahogany seis mahogany Chars
Rockers do damask Quilts Counter Panes Toiles
Sets &C. Sale il positive rain or shine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08

The Treasurer of the Fire Departure MT with much
pleasure acknowledges the receipt Of s ~ by the hands
PETER H. TITUS ESQ., Treasurer OF the frcmets Ball
utee being the proceeds Of the 18th annual Ball given
The Academy OF Music jan 81 lf IN aid OF the Widows
Orphans Fund Of the New York fire Department In the
shd. -nenled amounts included the following doaaion
Fson NewYork Herald 80 IS; Sunday Mercury 81 Courier
Enquirer p; Evening Post IS t New York Atlas -
Tribune, ~ 70; Daily Express 80 5O Mammalian Ga. Com
rsny, ~ II; ZopasT Mails, ESQ., Se ~ Shdel soi Mes
PHELPS pOdee Co, SIS Atlantic Mutual Insurance ~ i
from Friend. a. JOHN 5. GILES, Treasurer
The Treasaer in behalf Of this Department, tenders is
srafcin Acknowledgement the Ball Committee Tor the
spirited exercns marked attention and excellent nansse-
aent which characterized their efforts the present oc On
and graate them The entire ~ pelr
4erons which resulted making the Department Bal one o.
the most attractive aud popular that our folowlen nave
been favored with the present season.
TIE Treasurer feels called upon to tender his sincere
friends Of tn Department TOR the especial Interest
manifested by hem the present oasen IN 80 nooy si
generously Responding appeals for aid the largely III
creased call % the distressed Tor sceOroceasioned BY the
severity Of tbe past Winter told heavily upon tho charitable
fund q the Department tls truly gratifying expression Of hoei-
atty evidenced the pfoceefs above seiee nents e
acknowledgements ron three whom n1oIt7le has
ne q thin The psle Of its teaS ,cl-e-s.
Ssy 4s.s, AE.sss, Is|,
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Sales bn Auftiou.
A. NJ XEzwTx Anctioneer
DY BANGS. BROTHER j. CO.-Trade- Sale

DY BANGS. BROTHER l. CO.-Trade- Sale
I'D Rooms No. is Para row - -- -
sIXTY-THIRD NETWORK TRADE SALE
will eonmeDee ON TUESDAY, stb March, with the sale OF
Booze which will occupy si1 dsyl
Af,er te Book sale the Stationery Papers Bsnk Books,
&c will Be cold, commencing on TUESDAY . March sDc
continuing until completed -
The Of Stereotype Plates Ener.yed Steel and Copper
Plates viii be held SATURDAY, I'd MARCH,
Purel sser will find thai the Catalogue embraces substantial
attractions rendering the sale worthy Of the Attendance OF 81
easse OF buvers small We. large there beng rerc
on o. 70 the and there Il also 10 rescton a.
10 the quantities those announced Ia the Gaia
Ioss thew nav RELY upon obtaining their full supplies
he CaraIogue = IeadY
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DEREMPTORY SALE Of . COUNTRY

DEREMPTORY SALE Of . COUNlhn,
IL RHsIDENCE.-BAKER WEEKS Ascnonesfss WI
- A. TUESDAY N. 18th day Of March 1855 q u oeosa "a
!, ~ Mershsnts Exchange City OF NewYos, CouSIhl
RESIDENCE with about II Of Ground, IN ne - ~
FAST CHESTER We-tchester County, one mile rom WI
ans Bridge depot the Harlem ard New Haven
7hi- property hsn ground Overlooking me Soun a.
.s he Cd Boston TurnTike and In the neighooroo OF
M sauuel Carys and Mr BIhgAes residences the sise
~ III. house Il bv 81 feet stories. with good cellar AM
S;,rb on rear vel furnished With marble nantes,
Ac The zane new and has only been oeeuIed A non
Trlss disposed private sale IL viii then be -oie
AZ suetr T othrds Of the purchase money can remain on
bond and mortgage part term OF year. FOR aftner
tcuIsr, appy 20 CLARK CORNWALL, Attorneys, 6e NO
las Brtsdw ey Nex-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08
Il. L. DELIssER, Auctoneer.
DY IFAVITT DELISSER Il Co, No. 81

IL. IL.
DY LFAVITT, DELISSER & Co, No 81
Id and SO Broadway corner Of White sFor the sale q
BOOKS STATIONERY, PAPER, PAINTINGS, FANCY
GOODS, WORKS Of ART, FURNITURE, and NERO HAM
BooKs sTEREOTYPE PLATES and STATIONERY.
The second Regular Trade Sale OF The BookP ubher As
sociaon will commence THURSDAY. 10Th of March, with
large and attractive dialogue Of Books TO be followed by the
STEREOTYPE PLATES
aver offered any trade sale consisting OF 30 sets OF
Plates Of good valuable and Standard Norksamons then
Rssseas sws Tale Of Tub, The Sorrows OF Wer
ter Boornfe6s Poems Lives Of Madison and Monroe school
,rstfs the Forest the Works OF Oliver Goldsmith
Alexander Pope Percy Byssbe Shelley, s. T. COeridge, VIII
f Covper Bvron's Don Juan; ShAkespeares Works with
life and Poems in pocket vos40 illustrations STEEL;
THERE'S French Revolution vols Psyson Memoirs and Ser
nsons vols CaIlyles Life Of Schiller M'ehes Roman
The invoices Of STATIONERY heavy and attractive and
wholesale buyers will have opportunity of purchasing n
large quantities. ,.,
Catalogue sre ready for distribution and be obtained
of Phillips Sampson Co. and Little, Brown Co. Boston
J. b. Lirrincott Co. and j. b. Smith Co.. Philselphs;
W Mufe and Lucas Brothers Baltimore; Moore Wisiser,
Keys Cincrnst j. b. Steel, NewOrleans and OF our
sslyes-wbch will be forwarded 10 the Trade prepaid
DOWERY PROPERTY Fl. MIL.
I'D LFR will sell public auction TUESDAY, March II,
1856 at the Merchants Exchange at II o'clock the large
and slendid No. 81 Bowery with the building thereon
Lot q feet front and by l25 feet deep Terms easy As
widening Wske and for the extension OF the
Bowery is paid by the seller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08
RUSSELL w. WEsrcoTT, Auctioneer.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,


ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
IL ROSEWOOD PIANO-FORTE, &c, at AUCTION, al the
Residence No II 8th-av., 14thst-R. w WESICOrr
will sell MONDAY March TO- al 10Y o'clock the entire eie
used but months and be sold pereptory TO the highest
bidder weather. ssug in pert OF elegant
Peno-E stool and rich Tapestry Wilton
and stair Carpets elegant suite rosewood Far
lor Furniture pece ch bocsde with sipcoyers
do solid Rosewood covered in green velvet peces ase
French Plate with slabs and brackets French Shades
and CoInhes rich lace Curtains rosewood Center and Ter
Tables witt marble tops, rosewood srbeoP EtA
Mirror Doors and back rosewood reception snc ar
Chairs rch Dresden Mantle Vases Ornon Clock Gard aud
Paintings, Brouz.s SOLID rosewood and
mahogany Bedeads elegant Hair Mattresses Feather Beds
Blankets rosewood and maAogay Dressing bn
reaus with marble tops Wristbands 10 match China 1Oiet
SETS and Febch Chairs Sofas. TeeaTete Rock
enameled Cottage suite, DINING ana lea
Tables rich China Sets rich Cut Glassware Ivory Cuer,o
Cloth Hat Stand Nc As tbs entire furniture must be 500 ami
removed immediately deposit will be required from all
chasers Catalogue on the morning OF sale.
EXFCUTOR,s SALE at AUCTION of HOTEL
will offer Tor public auction the premises on RI
DAY March g. o'clock the valuable property stu
aed of Broad and William sts, known as the
HOTEL The lot 10 about 30 feet inches IN front ON
Brosds and 1877 feet 10 inches in depth Wlsnst and
depth OF 100 feet has width OF about 10 feet
inches for the of 81 feet 10 inches II about O
feet deep the north line and communicates with commod-
alley IN the which 1t has front Of = feet The
erected andsu substantial
manner occupies the whole front and about 40 feet deep
high, beside basement and uuderceI The
10 the highest bidder above that Ten of the
chase money will BE- required TO be paid the day OF sale, and
per the 18th day Of April next, when the deed will
the premises II Of that day. The balance
the purchase remain bond Of the
premises for five years ntese al cent
from the 18th Of April next payable half yearly Persons des
purchasing invited 10 make particular examination
OF the preuises DAVID n. NEVINS
Executor of the Estate Of Russell II. Neyns deceased
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NJ THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers, Nos. 67
We and 60 South 4th-st. Phlsdephia.
TO BOOKSELLERS.
THE FORTI-SIXTH PHILADELPHIA TRADE SALE
will commence TUESDAY MORNING, March H. iS5S
and continue daily until finished
The catalogue comprises liberal contributions from All
lssding Publishers OF the Union beside SaToaer Psper &c
BIBLE PLATES.
On THURSDAY March Is, will be sold ~hoa, reserve on
credit OF r. 49, ard "a months the Stereofyu Places OF
HOGAN 4 THOMPSONs ILLUSTRATOR OIJARTO
BIBLE, LIFE OF CHRIST, and SCRIPTURE @ RILFRY
with ls splendid Illustrations in tinted eoors These Plates
il perfect condition and Eubeshrents de-
ssned and executed BY Devereux Of the highest oder
They will positively be sold without reserve or limitation
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n Iss,n,a., y.ych a. AFTERNOON, AZ > o'ciocs, and
also THIS TvfNTNG at eeoet The 'seriiss old Easss
Comedy entitled THE COUNTY sotlks and ealsi ~
~sled TWAS Tina, sublime AID thrill s-caeie % ne
pIRF0RwAycF IN TUE DIN or LIONS, a. , and D.
NJ Aanitrluea % ythIns 25c. ehi.dr.n 1ncer ~ -
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Tnantial.

DIyIDEND NOTIOE.-MADISON and IN
~ DIANAPOLIs RAILROAD COMPANY.-fhe half
yearly Coupons the Bonds Of this Company heretofore Que
uupsd will be paid presentation al the Banking oce
Of WINsLOW LANIER L Co, No SO Wall.st
FREDERICK II. SMITH,
President Of the Madison and indianapolis Railroad
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JoHx X. OAKLEY, Anc,ioneer.


n MORNING al lGl oc.c-k, az No 81 Nssssu-ss vii be
sold valuable and desirable q second
furniture and Housekeeping articles Mr-s Paintings. O.
Fsrs, B-ldnz Jeweiry. Dry GCods &e- Comuencs WA
secondhand sll corrllls VITA gee. rs ge-
- sse- - !t.sSs-sEs, fIf --s.ssr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08

B. A. CHILroy, Auetoneer. ,,,
yv,prsTFF,S SALE OF PEARL STREET
HOUSE and LOT The Two story and Attic Brick House
and Lot No 40 Pesrst between Madison and ok s oppo
lite Vnnde AuetiOn--COLE 4 Chiffon WIZ
sell at Auction ON THURSDAY March 18th, 1876 ~ y O'clock
AZ the Merchan Exchange under the direction OF the under
.isued The Tuoory ar Brick HOUSE and LOr No.
40 Pesrlst nOrtht Astey side. 10, . feet 'front.' ana
ca feet inches the side and 81 feet deep on the oene
ne Boue.v eTtsnsion terminating this property will
very valuable for business purposes FOR urtner par
tcuas terms &C. call on the AnetoneeIs COLE Chiffon
DO - NGsssn-st-, near Liberty. -. . 1-,. .,
t69jl BAUMAN LOWE IrnSee.
VTIrNIS MORRELL. Auctioneer, No. 81 Nassau
i .t-Iuportant 10 MATCH MANUFACTURERS.-W
be sold on MONDAY 10th 10 O'Clock AZ No lfs as
adst Machinery together with the Patent Right Tor
the state q 70 advanced moneys Terms cash
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3Tucr or rHE MICHIGAN soUrHEas AND SosrRskS IN
DIANA AA'-A'ND Nrw- Yosx Feb. 4, 1850. )
NOTICE 70 BONDHOLDERS.--N 10 hereby
IN gwen ser the lat day OF
fey nssiee rs Coupany Will CoNsOLlDAIoD
sINKiNG FUND BONDS or 1885 IN exchange tor sny o.
he BonSs heretofore ssued By Michigan Southern k1oaS
Coupany and the Northern Indiana Railroad Compai
exchange will be made par with much dsste1 - ns
nFsnsrson ard signing the Bonds will sdmt OF and N me
srier in which applications for such exchanges are made
The interest on the old Bonds will be paid 20 the Isl day 81
Nav from which date Interest on the new Bonds
BY order Of the Board. J. NJ hOfhlSs, secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08

ZINC PAINTS.-The PASSAIC MINING AND
LMANUFAC TURING COMPANY offer for sale their sups
ror White and Coored ZINC PAINTS both dry aud gound
OIL at the market prices Their Paints In On prepared
by new are harden In the kegs and
will improve with age. MANNING h SQUIER, Agents,
No. 81 Courtlandt-st, Newfork