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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20

EAssslsaaH ROSS'S PROVIDENCE AND
ss-adif@-.f.f ~ WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train,
FaeHages Forwarded, Notes. Drafts, and Bills collected,
and paid, and all orders attended 10 with despatch.
Packages and small Gases forwarded and other Express
husnesst uactei ut Fall River, Mansfield, Atleboro'
Taunton, sew Bedford, and Nantucket Mass; Bristol
warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston, Warwick
Wickheld, Peaceda le and Wakefield r. II and stonng
on. Conn.
OFFloEs.-18O Main street, Worcesterj Horace Cooks
store, Woonsocketj No. Broad street, Providence
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5tupfs, ST.


TUE BLACK
STONE HOT AIR port
able RANGE,
This is one Of the most
convenient Ranges ever
offered to the public. as
il viii burn either wood
or coal, has a larger oven
ean be arranged 90 as to
heat either one or two
rooms. and can do more
work with less fuel, than
any other range in the
market. The subscriber
is prepared to furnish
the above Ranges with
, water, back and hot air
q N-krxws.a- - a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20

EI'U LLEit's EARTII-BTe VltTloI Alum M
= chromate potash, Pearl Ash, eumao Clutch. q dam.
Ter korvalr in quantities 10 suit by 800 w
spSl ian o. A. HARRINGTON n co
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Omlnibltses
GsHANGE OF TIME.-TATNUCK AND
~ LINCOLN SQUARE OMNIBUS

GtIANGE OF TIME.-TATNUCK AND
~ LINCOLN SQUARE OMNIBUS.
On asd after MONDAY, Nov. 26th will
leave Tatnuck at 500, $50 a. M, I.SO, and pr
Returning, Leave Lincoln Square for Tatnuck at so a.
m, Il NJ. and c p. n
Also, Leave Newton Street for Lincoln savreat GAS
$50. and II a. M, and as and Is D. N.
RetHrntng-Leave Lincoln Square at 730 and 10 am,
II M, and T. and .. m.
SuEDAys-Iieave Tatnick at 9. 80 a. M and Newton ST.
1918 N, and / As pm
Returning viii leave the City Han at the close of the
meetings.
Single Fare-e Ia cents each way, from Newton st.
Lincoln Square
Single Fare-12 1-2 cents from Tatnuck to Lincoln
Square, each way.
0Ee package of 20 tickets 81, from Newton street to
Lincoln Square and package of 10 tickets ST. from
Tatnuck "A CiiRBY
So dN
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Easas FULLER's .NoRWICH AND

Ssea5 WORCESTER EXPRESS.
O. y. FULLER will send Messenger on every Accom-
notation Train, Norwich and Worcester Railroad
TO transact all business the Express Line and forward
packages TO New London Hartford, New Haven and
New York. He will transport Iron Safe in each train
Tor the transmission Of valuable packages.
OFPoBs--lS0 Main st., Worcester NJ O. Brakenridge'u
store, under Wauregan House, Norwich, CT.
Az packages should be marked Fuller's Express.
Worcester, Sept. 1st 1856. aeptb
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Es5esssss-, FITCHBUR s. WORCES-
EK@ TER RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY, Dec 10th, Passenger Trains
Will leave Fitchburg at so a. M 1240 and 545 D. m
RETURNING.
Leave Worcester at 80 and IL 90 a. n and L. 90 D m
IVERs PHILLIPS, Pres't
Fitchburg Dec. 10, 1855.
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hrsst5szs-7sazisr ~ OA1 w ICH q " OHCES Aits
Sz@Sss-@ RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after WEDNESDAY, Jan so, 1856, Passenger
Accommodation Trains will leave follows
No wich for Worcester and Way Stations A. NJ 1915
and 3.45 P. NJ
Worcester for Norwich and Way Stations, u.s. and 10
A. NJ, 430 P. NJ.
P. st. NJ ANDREWS, Agent,
N. & ". r Z Ofic. Norwich. Jan Dc 1856 If
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-28

BROADWAY THEATRH-" Herne the Hunter /" continues
to rightly fill the house and The treasury Of the
prAbg manager OF this popular thestre Thus far this
hiss proved of the most successful spectaces ever
produced in this city, and it stall promises have run
of several weeks.
NnIo's Gainesville Ravels, Mile. Robert and the
pantomimic ballet entitled "ovta or the Buccaneers
To be followed by tho brilliant and highly successful
spectacle CT " The Elf King.o
BURROWS rmArRH-The new and lauehabe farce called
urgent Private Afars"-Mr Burton In an excellent
psrt-win open the entertainments this evening. To
close with the great Shaksperian comedy of The Win
Nrs Tale"
LAURA kENE's VARrgTIEs-At the request OF many of
tie patrons Miss Keepe will this evening give her ad
mirahle deneaton OF Pauline in The Lady Of Lyons"
supported by Messrs. Jordan Bass and Clarke and Miss
Wells "Novelty'' is ths afterpiecs
WALLAcK's THEATRE The great sensation created
among the patrons 1t hs house by Panchss new drama
styled "The Knights of the hound Table, induces the
notice The farce Of The Secret is the afterpece for
this evening.
BROADWAY VARFTEs.-Large numbers of Adults and
Juveniles nightly delighted by the per-
iormances OF the little comedians in the pretty spsca
Of the 'Nad Queen the mirth- provoking farce OF
The Wandering Minstrel"
WOODS MNsTREIS.-The lrdicrous buresaus Of &C The
Happy Man''tbe inimitable George as the fortunate
hero-and SONGS Dances &C., constitute tonght's pro-
gTamme.
ing embrace variety Of popular comic and sentimental
negro melodies. and The dron burlesque of the Two
Pompeys."
TfE ArHxS. EuN--Tbe admirable panoramic paintings
and JAPAN are exhibition at this hail. 554 Broad
way.
NINE IsDosA CrARx-rhis artistic is main ID the CITY
ard Will shortly give series Of concerts here previous
to which, she win sing In Brooklyn having been invited
to give concert there, by number OF citizens Of our
sister city.
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vaa ard the ta2k Is for the purpose Of making polli
|cal caIdta hons. Shall dispAss tAst fmpressloa
by sc6ng hKo DARK and Wing subject which Is u
properly uss Or are not likely BY such ooure
TO justify at lesat provoke repetition Of such rri
Wen sir, "a What state do We and ourselves hersS Ne
take report speech OF Lord Clarendon in the Lon.
|don Times and debate grows up in the Senate which
seOns hky 70 be c,ninued upon the grave su set OF
var whom everybody Acknowledged his Of the
Of the case both In reference the enlistment sui
too for the purpose of asking for this inform
It seems that gsntlemen ara ready to deliver
opinions ~ to what ought to be dons Steps
|oueht TO DO taken, they say, which perhaps csa.
not b retraced and which may lead to war; and whoa
they admit themselves that they not fully in pos
session Of the facts! So far concerned beftre
take step, however humble my position may be, in
matter involving such serious consequence wish to
Of Lord Clarendon in the London Times The rseou ton
viii brig that information, and then /. viii be tins
enough TO act and, must talk, vt least talk
more to the purpose.
Ihe Kefolution Was agreed to.
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practcshls 70 tAsse axQs = haul bath IN the govern
meat srseaals Apd In ~ Possesslen Of the States
Although present. supply " arm il O. gnod S.
and probably superior to- those Of the Same date 81
nsanu'acture Of any other nation, W should have
the uso Of them IL their present condition, e
cope at dsadyantsge viii others whs may have ceen
beforehand with In the actual sppca ION their
arms of the recent improvements. 1t has been eur
policy heretofore to carry gradually and slowly the
work OF preparation for military efficiency both offensive
and deensve and In pursuance Of this policy the es
besn limited to the exeouon of such work only
corded With the ordinary means Of our srmores and
asenan with but small force Of operatives in employ
msnt The regular estimates Last submitted to Congress
are based on these combinations In view however, of
the propriey OF assuming the earliest practicable
period military efficiency regards armament
and munitions, I've have 1t abundantly - re-
gaIds men, 1t seems proper that more active
and vigorous measures should now be adopted; that
We should increake the capacity for production and
the force in employment in our armories aud arse
and ition for forti6cau ms; should increase
supplies OF improved small BY the manufacture,
and BY the alteration Of those Of past date,
Of fabrication including both the United States aud state
arms, and that should provid ample supplies of am
mun ION, accoutrements and implements the imme
date and most efficient use of the whoe.
In order to effect this IL Is necessary that more than
ordinary be placed at the disposal the Execu
tive and respectfully suggest and recommend tina. ap-
pication be made for early appropriation OF three mil
lions of dollars FOR increasing the military efficiency
sident towares the objects before stated. have tn
honor to be, very RESPECTFULLY your obelent at
JEFFERSON DAVIS, Secretary of War.
To IHB PRESIDENT.
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sur plus sinking fund stock for future

ulVklOn. $49 16I
1t will thus be perceived that the clear earnings after
the preferred and common STOCK outstanding.
Here is an official statement showing clear net
revenue Of sixteen per cent on the present CAPT
tai stock of the company. But for the conversion
of two millions of bonds into stock last summer,
the per cent Of net earnings on capital would have
been considerably larger. After paying eight per
cent dividend in cash and four per cent in stock the
surplus reserved fund at the close of the fiscal
year was 1888 1872. This is equal to eight per cent
more on the capital stock.
At the second board the market was little fat
New York Central Railroad was rather more active
than usual, and firm at mornings prices. Erie was
little heavy. We must have another steamer from
Europe and more favorable weather before the stock
market will experience the movement 80 generally
anticipated. Michigan Southern and Cleveland and
Tocdowere quite active today, and were well sustain
ed. These stocks held by strong parties in this
city, and at the proper time we shall without doubt
see a decided movement in them. The opening of
spring must give great impetus to travel The
whole country having been ice bound and snow
bound For weeks, when communication gets fairly
open again, we shall see an unprecedented rush of
travel and traffic from end of the Union to the
Other. There is no doubt but that all railroads
win soon make up the losses this winters BUSH
ness. The principal railroads connecting the East
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MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT.

THE MFLITAHf DbFENUES OF THE NATION.
On the Goth inst. message received by the uouse
Of Representatives from the President of the United
States smi ting and mepding to the favorable
const era,ip II Congress, communication from thu
Secretary Of War; asking special apr ptiaon Of three
mi lion collar to prepare armameots and anmn nition
the forGcations TO increase the opIy improyei
email srma and 10 apply recent arms of
patterns belonging 10 the United States and the
rs States. -
The following Ia the communication from the Secretary
of War - = 80
WASHINGTON, Feb 25, 1856
sR:-Jmproveneuts in arms AMI munitions Of
having been recently pere ed whereby their col ,eusy
hss been mush rsaseo Is &c irsbls that those
imprsy mems should be applied, as far aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-28
NEW YORK UATTLE MARKET.


We foupd IN increased supply 81 beef cats on sale
day al with come statement in the demand pices re-
coed i lc. per 10 for The quality generally
vas iDeftor, though we noticed few choice beeyes
ucsily fri this state TIE total number ON sale to-day
a. Aleisu's, gog The average ice about IaIss
-td the leng~ ac a 12hc the ls,es an outside arure
cr tke rest selection The esairg routed ~
Il beoomitg pte.'y ssl taswsd out 50 toat there
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Win - isss dcnlty In getting stock TO artetn fatats
snd over snge Of prices Is very generally cslcuiated
upoo n me Test informed brokers and butchsrs The
that there would be ccnsdershs supply isft Cows
sna calves sell exrenely we'll and fsst they
In. Inc highest price obtained today vas ST., and
many were sold for $50. Veal calves continue In
pretty COCO demand ct previous prices, 6Kc TIC per
70, nve we'gnt - In quality. sheep and lambs ere
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s-eoP "AAu AAUp pe,l00 ~
average per head. .................... IS 81.
There was ony modsra,e supply of kind of stock
az ChAmbernns, and prices remain about same a.
last week. The sales fonyws-228 ,ef cattle 50
I'll; 50 cows and calves, $25 40 $685. 3a8 sheep aud
a7hc.
The sales Of sheep and lambs by Mortinnore X Fogle
at Chsmberlin for the week ending Feb 81 1885, were
fonoWa.- - - -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
n o n EY N AR K II II.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 27-6 Pm

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 27-6 =. M.
The stock market opened quite buoyant this morn
ing. In all the leading speculative securities the
transactions were very large. In Erie and Reading
there was very strong movement, and very de-
cided improvement was realized. At the first board
Illinois Central bonds advanced ] per cent Mica
ragua Transit, l New York Central Railroad, {;
Erie, B Hudson River Railroad Reading. l;
Michigan Central, ! I; Michigan Southern, ! Pana-
ma. Galena and Chicago, Chicago and Rock
Island, J. There were sales of Wisconsin Lake Shore
Railroad at 72a 70 per cent, and one small lot Of
Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad sold at $50 per
cent. The Wisconsin Lake Shore road is forty-ave
miles long, and cost 81 675 900 Of which 81 OO0 900
is in stock s4O0 900 in funded debt, 5000 900 city
of Milwaukee bonds and $4,000 unfunded debt.
This road forms part Of the line running from Mil
waukie to Chicago, and is fed by the Milwaukee and
Mississippi and by the Racine and Mississippi. It
passes through Racine, Kenosha, and other large
places, and commands large local travel It is one
Of those small, snug, compact concerns, where the
construction account can be easily closed and where
there is no danger Of its extending itself in branches
and by outside connections. The advance in Read
ing OF the past day or two is the result of large
purchases made by party capitalists of this city,
Boston and Philadelphia. Purchases on English
account are continually going on, and hardly
steamer arrives from Liverpool that does not bring
orders for the stock. The dividend fund and divi-
dend payments of this company during the past
fiscal year were as follows, as appears by the last
al
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So4 ~ an average OF. ..........S5 Is $3.50 80
The supply OF beef cattle at Orien's was very limit cd
and i,es remain about Last week, with more active
demand for all kinds Of except COWS aud calves
which are dull and without change The following are
the sales:126 beeves IS $40 so; S8cows and calves
S25 500: SO veal calves &c. exc
APITuI
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DAY s,snios nsa xsb 3 Cnsoe Han Asios pisos CON.
Ben! .od ne Posuon wonss In EnslisS ficaSs Nssss
' E. ss1Sf '6ssSrs Lecture couu.
mayors OFFICE NEW YORK FEB. g lsss-No-
Ss q :.
brokers va e fsay and d. hsrsssr II com
cent 70 he tospoFsan AaSrns, 1n'''"
os e S.1.!s ::
S l az s ssst Hs m
CeSSs o1 $: e T. paw nSSasss an
;. .,v svsss n @ sa tes sn
@ So s s's E: &:
and ct the person pawnns p,sdgng the SAID gooda
Sec 8 EVER pswutroker shal tho each loa, d.
sss " me cs a.;
Ds s substance o. sny b made IN h her
.se received ~ any for such entry
sss :; Iss SAID s.ot .asa = :. RESPONSIBLE times. ,.
s Of hew York. either q than Or Il an, person
s who ssa BE- aIy auhosd N .os thu.
tho,isS TO such pawnoroker
e refuse empy with any either Of he pfovisoos q
Or ss .ss Sy BE s ] ~:
ha swensy Ave per cent Uss snua1
S . any ssp no. saSesas ne
twenty five collars under he penay 81 one nus
bred dollars tor every such offence.
Sec p no Pswnhroker shall SCH any pawn psgs
me same shall have remained 10 her posses-
9n and Oh such sales shsu be q public auction and
and sha oe made Or conducted BY such
city OF Now York. = -
Sec TO- Notice Of such sails shall published for u
least Twelve previous thereto more OF toe day
newspapers printed In the city Of New and such notice
shall specify the time AID place which ga is 70 ake
place the name OF the auci0neer by whom tho "a 70
sold ~
SEQ u The suIplus money. any arising from Any sucA
ea0 aer doductng the amount OF the loan the then
due on the same aud the the adveremeu
sale shall be paid by The person who
had taken place.
kec H. NO pawnbroker shall make any loan on the sepa.
rate or divided PA, or psxs any one arce thing
which article or thing shall have been offered
ectivc,y, 70 him or her, ny WAY OF pawn or pledge.
rec - no pawn broker shall under praieace what
ever, purchase or buy second hand fu nrc
o'ha other article thing wbatever ed to hin
or her pawn or pledge
bee "a livery pawnbrokfr who shall vioae neglect,
refuse TO conDy With any either OF The provsons Of
eighth ninth TENTH eleventh twelfth sAa1eenh
OF one hundred collars
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPORTING.


f(42DS, BIHDS-A NEW STOCK OF IMPORTED CA.
nartos mulays, buhnches godHnehes uches back
BIRDS thrushes arks backhe.ds sskins innes parroa
ton street, and 1875 william street. between Frankfort ana
Spruce. n b. Cages and bird seed for sale
MOCKING BIRD FOR sALE.-A sPLENDID HOOKING
1M bird, DOW In sorg. Any lady gentleman wanting
fine bird, may apply at 4y6 Fourth street
SP0kIING.- GREATEST RAT MATCH On REcoRD.-
- The celebrated dogs Tiger and silly matched to XII
hundred EACH large stake and the champion
co lar on Fridsy February g. a. eight O'Clock r. M when
The dog Billy will kill his one hundred ra's. The Quickest
time on record IL expected TO be London Pleasure
bonse $50 Eighth avenue Forty STREE Tick
es 90 cents.
n o THE FANCY WANTED IMMEDIATELY TWO OR
three waichdogs breed object providing they up
he Standard ALSO three poodles and Price
object. Apply 70 RICHD BUsTEED ln2 Madison avenue
Plank.
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SPECIAL NOTICED

fourth lecture q Mr. Curtis courss VIA be gwen a ri
~ essnns nen Feb p q Cnt0a Han, AseoF place.
IencDg - oclock. 6vhjec Chaxtoto Broute (juFrer
SeI ana ne Postion q Woman En9lah Fcasn' fcksts
ne door the evening of the lecture $500 -
y. II. UNISON, CharnAa Lacture Committee
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NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY by ORDER OF THE
IN Committee OF shareholders there will meeting OF the
ors ana other friends Of the New YORK socey Ii
ingtcn square. saturday March ut tx O'Clock The Raw
Isaac Ferris D. D. VIII preside and addresses will
BY several gentlemen well known TO the pulpit the har ana
the reading community Of New York AL Interested hs
diffusion OF knoweose, ard In the public Institutions
York, invited attAnc,
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There was good supply of beef cattle at Br. wnpgs
but prices have not Undergone any material change
tie were sold at an early hour Cows and calves sold
We'll and at advanced prizes though they were OF rather
nfelor quahy The wing the sales reported oy
Mr. Browning463 beef cattle, 81 80 SO So 20 cows
and calves, $50 $685. IA veal Calves 5kc. sos
sheep and lambs average IS To-
Sales n ace by Samuel McGrsw at Browninps:-
IA sheen and lambs x1k1 M ahcoc =, m
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NOTlCE.-0N THEt9TH INSTANT THE sUBsCHIBERS
IN mai ut New York letter addressed RANT Haugn
'on Cncirnau Ono containing stances OF their
e~1 AMOUNTING twenty thousand dollars payable SAINT
which letter. With enclosure hiss received by sNd
seml M HarghonA and payment of the accoptances
having been stopped the ounlc nero
uatng them CAksON 4 CO.. % front street
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NoIICE-A THE REGULAR MEETING or MORO Al
IN Chantac. No 4 O L A Of Hoh kan Asw .Ia.sax "a,

NoI1CF.-AT THE REGULAR MEETING or MORGAN
IN Chapter, NO 4 U. A., OF Hob, ken, New Jersey on
luesda, evening 18th inst the following preamble and reso
TUTORS were animously adopted. viz -
Whereas, Having received from Chsnpe Chapter No. g.
O. u A. Of New York. invitation accept them As es
c0t on the occasion Of the celebration Of Wsshngops
day, on the I'D inst, and
whereas, the of that celebration for their unu
suai courtesy Gentlemany conduct and wxhfu attendance
US, therefore
Resolved That thanks this chapter be rendered
hem assuring them OF deep Of obsaisn also
Resolved That copy OF these proceedings for to
them, and copies published the New York Herald Fumes
n. SEEl1kY' sachenn.
L. j. MULroRD Chan Of the Chapter =
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NOTICE.-THN MEMBERS OF rHR LIQUOR Dk ALE1s'
Society are hereby nonned that ths undersigned
ready receive their respective Dues to the LIST a a
onc ODD Fscws Hall. aAiy. from ull z A. NJ and irom
till Pm. n. SCHWARZ Clerk.
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a, J. OFFER FOR SAIE-k SUPERIOR MADE STOCK
w with oar invented cushions, which preferred
sl Others IN TrimmlnRs saa, and orders
~. mpty etecocdiO. Private houses furnished.
GRIFFITH DECKER, 90 Ann street.
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WANT A WIFE WHO WILL. ACCnprP adore
L Anxiou', Onion square Post office.
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ObSON RIVER RaII.RUAD-TRAlss LEAyn
IL Chambers st. Get daily, FOR Albany and Troy, On and
AFTER Nor dav, January u 1854 the trains viii
kxsss train. A. NJ. ectDs with Northern Western
raus through train II cypress train, e. NJ. for
Pougi&eepse, nj A. N. and $3.50 NJ. for Pestsk $40
NJ for ring sing, a. r. NJ. The Sirg Sing and ekskr
ireirs stop NJ all e ea'ors Passengers taken Cham.
bes Canal Christopher aod yhrtv drst Sunday mai
rain P NJ from Canal street foo Albany, STOPPING al ali
,nas sta'iorr w. r.. SYKES. IT,
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wc nm WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTHING WANT
~ LsVOO ed-Liberal cash prices be obtained for
OF small lots OF Pood le of surplus wearing apparel
spd pof personal property overy description
pyhgto JAMES MoRONEY, 122 Walker street. few
flLO1HING.-LADIES OR GENTLEMEF HAVING AsY
to dispose Of receive by sending
The stores IL lsureps street. Canal 81 West Broad
b. COHEN
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with the West win derive . large revenue from
the transportation OF breadstus to market from the
overloaded granaries OF Illinois and Wisconsin.
The steamship Canada, from Bos ton for Liverpool.
carried out no specie.
The earnings Of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad Company for January, 1856, were as fol-
lows:-
SAnoar rAcAinta
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FURNISHED ROOMS Il FAMILY, HAVING MORN
room than they require, sh let three Furnished auto
ooms to single gentlemen sitting and sleeping sosrtmens
IN very desirable location. fronting st. Johns PARK. Apply
At ~ Beach street.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

CTATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL. POUCH.
- kcepsie New York. system; rainr 10 the prac
ce with courts Witnesses ures, &c
ing dss professional business taught sexerm
has accepted proessorshp. j. W. Fowler ESQ orntorc.l
professor Testimonial :-fMr Fowle- Is the most ancom
he'd orator north of Mason Dxou's Hoe Vaenrv q ay
The trials and arguments and general tpe king pupi
ore truly wonderful "-Bosor Journal eysten imorovai
]. NJ Toilet - vs. 49,
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CIGAR MAKERS or THE UNITED STATES TAKE NO.
- uee.1he journey makers Of The ct1 OF Bait
fellow workmen hereby requested 10 stay
the city until further notice. BY order OF The Committee
JOHN BCHuLTZE
P.JNO. JENNINdS
j. Y. CpTAIR,
CHARLES BUDD,