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ClTY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

r. "a.
AsHEs.-Small sales pots were made at Go.
Observation-Disclosures market was strengthened
by the Afrioa's news and holders demanded 1870. ad
vance on common to good State brands the transac-
mon to good state, At " II s. rs With few lots Of
close no ssiiers below ST. extra State ragged
from y IS g 7S and low grades Of extra Indiana,
IS 50 50 Co. the market closing quiet; Canadian was
in light demand; sales Of about $40 400 bbls. wore
reported fer af , and
IS o2X for mixed to good choics brands and
Sales = Of 100 bills we're reported at 81 IS Sc Is
Cor fine and superfne. Meal WAS unchanged.
demanded an advance Of 90. &c. per busaei Sales OF
Tennessee in lots made at 81 rs 81 80 for good red
and amber colore6 prise white was held above the
about eco bushels, included which Il 900
bushels handsome white At roc, and prime yellow at
s .. r. Rye a. ss snd s %sfs IN
cair demand at unchanged prices
CoFfW -The market was quiet while prices were
steady THO trSnssotiOa' were limited to small lots to
CofroY The Gales embraced about 500 TO o09 bales
including lots In ranstu The market closed sasy
noe 10c. for middling upands and 1910. loc. 10
FRnoH1s.- Rates TO English p,rts continued firm. T,
Liverpool about 30 COO busbels Of grain wee epgsged :.
rates ranging 3d. to sgd. IN bulk to Cd. In ships
bsgs 600 bb four tsken at Is cd though OF tbs
close vessels refused anything under g.. 1okd &c.
Havre there rather Offering; square bales Of
cotton were engaged at &C., and round at 1c Grain wa
at CSC. There was changs Of moment TO other ports
HAY WAS dim at 1880, for shipping.
Iron steady, wi small sales of Scotch pig at 81 No
MoLAsns.--New Orleans was quiet About COO bols.
were advertised for sale by auction ana after small
lot was knocked eof At Al The rest was withdrawn
AGO hhds, Trinidad were sold In the t,ade at 35c
NAVAL STORES were quiet, and prices unchanged.
PRoviaoNs.-Pork-The market was heavy, with sales
Of 800 bbs at SIG 49, ana small lots were re.
ported at $40 SIX. Prime ut $14 Tx a sl4 rs,
asked Beef steady, with saes of about $50 zoo
bbh including country prime at So rs 80 2s country
msaa At 50 rs ST. and repackei Western Sll SIS
CO. Beef hams were quiet at $i3 SIC SO. Bacoa WAS
.cs,ce and firm, with better demand and prices ranged
from o. 9kc, and 95zc asked Cut meats were In
moderate de msnd at 7sc 7%c for shoulders and sc
9Uc for hams with sales Of about rs 100 psckage,
Tad WAS STEADY with sales Of about 200 bss at 10c.
1Ohc Butter at 1885, 2lc. for Ohio, and &c. goa
1or State. -.
Rr salss Of 200 ticrcea were made for export Of Ike
axe, and small lot at !5sc;.
s,aareeaes OF 900 bhds. Cuba muscovado we're ma ie
NJ To &c sns cT6 hhis concentrated mulado for
WYssss. The market srraer, with sales OF 200 =
SSo bbs oil eSke aooSc.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE Aims HOUSE.
~ March observation-disclosures and iron water
tanks sealed proposals viii be receved by the Governors
OF the Alrnshouse, nj their Office. Kotunda Park,
plumbers work required IN repairs and alterations At the Lu
nac Ash um Backweps Island Also for ucing
aud erecting four iron water tanks In the attic stories Of said
building 1he pans and specGca OF tbs above work
be At e Office. Appraved security will be required for
the faithful perfo Of the contract aud the Goysrno re-
he right OF rejecting aud al oilers not deemed bJ
item advantageous 10 the Department
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Amount in vault February 23............. 1880 8l4
Actual decrease for the week $2o,3l6
The New Orleans Crescent Of the Sd inst. says
The sAes Of tho week in staple products will exceed
items 10 exchange ABOUT two millions half of dol
ls the salss OF psper six hundred and fifty thousand
dollars the discounts by the bauka two million ana two
hundred thousand dol srs the sales In stocks to
hundred aod twenty thousand dollars; then there have
ben two hundred tn md dollars subsc ,ed and paid
up the stock OF the Union Bank The sales with
OF wholesale dealers in dry goods At the rate
of fifty Thousand dollars week. others from thirty Ave
thousand to forty thousand There also In port
hundred and thirty five Thousand tons of shipping and
very little Il it unemployed what vessels not bad
ing, preparing to load cischargiug cargoe, Yet
with oil these facts before grAvey asked to
entertain the belief that city has reached its cul
minatng point and is to rerograde. We have made
alukion called to aid the hundreds Of fne
steamboats, which engaged in the trade Of city,
and which will be seen occu pyng the landing for three
quarters Of mile all through the spring The CONNER
four months, say september Octooer November aud De-
cember, yeached thrty millions hundred and thirty
seven thousand dollars The estimated value Of produce
20 come to city for the present CONNER sal year Is
ore hundsd and sixty millions Of dollars The importa
dons direct from foreign countries win approximate four
teen millions Of dollars to which will be added the
amount Of merchandise imported from Atlantic Fts
ooastwfse which be counted by millions of dollars
and With oil these have only banking capital
OF SIG 0C0 to conduct this Immense and
trade To attempt to arrive at the millions millions
OF dollars which win change hands In the great falcrum
Of our trade exchange would 10 . fruitless task.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BRANDIES. sHNRREB
n Msdeas forA. champagne and cisrst wines Holland
gn Schlodam schnapps old Gon0ugakelA hcotch and Irish
whskea london and Dublin ,rer and SCOTCH aea Tor sae
at UR DERHIIL MATTERSoN's. ~ Brooms, corner o.
Croeby street near Broadway
TgLys ROBIN A co ,s CcdFAc BRANDY--Fo2 sALK
81 nd IN - q and pipes THIS brardr kaa no supe-
In mafset and invite hose IN want OF good
10 examiue tapip'es at cur obcs g. Nseb co,
ISpoltsr, snd ,obsars, ITO Aarvay stress,
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trsnsitn; ten first class passenger cars two baggage
cars. with post Office and all modern improvements;
one hundred and twenty-three house freight cars;
seventy platform cars; twenty-five sets car wheels
and axles.
The condition of the leading departments of the
banks OF New Orleans on the LIST of March, 1856,
compared with that of the present week, was as fol-
l0Wa.-
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DENOV AL.-McK ESSON ROBBINS, IMPORTERS
IL and dealers drugs med cnes chemMIls paints dyes.
&C. respectfully inform their friends and the trade generally
that have removed fem their old stand 1T Maiden lane
sores 81 and IS Futon street, and 50
street rou buildings doors below William street) where
thew viii continue heretofore the wholesale drug business
with enlarged and improved arrangements for buslness
deayor all orders entrusted to with PROMPT
nee and conduct business the sas Of
/, us correspondence We may be permitted 10 say
no. describe goods en- AMAZING fr our house in
&c possesti particular value because Furnished
house, but shs supply customers wi every
possible and toe qualify Of these shall be strictly
cordEg representation In all MeKESSON RDa-
BINS Wholesale druggists 81 and % Fuoa street. New York
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OCUIIsTs AND AURIsTs.

HUMAN ARTIFICIAL EyEs.-AL LARGE COLL sCrToN
Ii just received by esamsr ut I. LEROYa chsnist No
al broadway cornev Of Niaih usrooi.
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cARPETYNGs AND UPHOLSTERY.

CARPETTNGs AND UPHOLSTERY.
IL THE NEW PATTERNS
"A real Administer Wilton. velvet, tapestry, Brussels
three ply and superans ingram nprra
Manufactured by Crossley Sons. Tempeton Co. and
by A. 7. STEWART CO.,
Broadway, Chambers and Readc streets
fyURTAIN MATERIALs-
u Satin damasks, Lace curtains,
IInmpaeettos, COrnices,
Brocatels, 1asseIs,
Satin aines, Gimps, &c, &c &c.
New soods Ibis season. A. T. STEWART A 90;
Broadway. Chambers and Reade streets.
TIPHOLsTERY GOODS
JOSEPH GREENBERRy 4 CO.,
26 VEsEY STREET, NEW YORK,
SOLE AGENTS cONsiGNEEs FOR MANU- CTUREs OF
JAMES HOULDSWORrH CO.,
SINNERS AND PRINTERS, MANCHESTER, ENG
ard general mporters OF the other
hosery goods Of the rs British French and 0orrnaud manu-
actues beg intimate to the trade that they have In
and arrive, choice assorment Of abrcs suitable for
his season, viz = "a. -, T., -. -. .,,
Gu pures,es tapsets. sstins H. "a and So inches wide.
Satin de ines pushes printed hastings ard reps, wooilen
I cloths, ~ and 90 inches wide. 40 - ~
snd ali WOOL Tor trimmings curtains, table, piano
Patent machine embroidery for berders filings, medal
lion, wall decorations curtains, drsperes, table, piano
covers &C
on damssks all ooors, and printed cotton borderngs
Patent Turkish coun,erpanes toilet covers towels &c.
OCUIIsTS AND AURISTS.
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C'OR SALEM THE VILLAGE OF PORT WASHING.
fore s snS sTxs Ssdn ssoSc NH Se
so al moderate price exchanged for furniture al
most any kind OF merchandise. Apply at No. SO Prince
street.
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TORsALE-AFARM NEAR THE HUDSON, AT CROTON
Point Westchester county; contains 81 within half
mile OF The railroad station HssaNew Of he rlyec un,ur
pAssed- Will be soid cheap exchanged Zoe city property
previous 10 ED instant when disposed o. vii DO aid
81 auctioa For particulars ,nlulre oil J. NJ AuINi, 81
Maiden lane,
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RESTAVRANT FOR GALE-OHE or THE OLDEST
ead best paying saloons the city with good lease
SnssP rent Any one waning such will do we'll 10 cali
agent need apply.
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EoR SALE THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE
Globe dining saloon, Noa aAd fulton Market cheap,
70 close The Apply 70 s. GAGE No 80 SOUTH erect

DOR sALE-THE NEW FIRST CLASS THINE STORY
brick house, No. l2S kas Nineteenth street. built by tbs
IN the most subsan ia manner, aud having AL the
modern improve mens Terms For further particulars
apply to THOMAS MACFARLAN 150 Tenth street. near 1hir
M
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L,0R sAlE-A BLUE srORT YARD, IN GOOD LO-
cation Three full lots Of ground wndsa fsaAe be
CHAINED o. favorable eruns sock mail CAL u OF Hudson
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH Ii, 1856.


L,OR 6ALE-Tha- STOCK. FIXTURES FURNITURE
lease bar and dining saloon rs Maiden
lana; vl be vory 10y applied immediately Apply
Peck slip
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DEMOvAL- MASON BROTHERS. PUBLISHERS
IL have removed from q Park row LOS and ITO Duane
streNS
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E,OR 6ALE-THE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE NO.
London terrace Of third and Tensh
nne. with large court de- WITH favorable lease o from
hoores estate Apply 2 B,os nom II 70 ~ otcIoeE.
or - Aass twenty seventh street. Of YETkR A. II. JACK
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EURNISHKD ROOMS, NO. BOND sTREET.-THE TWO
~ first floor, the front handsomely furnished
parr and the Dsck bedroom. for moro gonomaA
for business Gas, wAier, &c Possesan whenever -
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ITO MERCHANT TAHORs-FOk SALE, THE SfOoK,
fixtures and Leave Of tna well Known oring estsbish
ment 81 FL ten street ookyn he owner being ignorant
70 dspose Of ~ win take lots in exchange. For further par
ucusrs address q. H. McL0ugh In Herald Office apply
the Store, between ar0 O'Clock p. n.
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w FS7CHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOB s ALE OR
exchange or 70 let for property this city Brooklyn
Eight acres OF fpe land two ssory and basement
pt1zza in 'front.' M OF water barn. orchard cherries
cMiants piums half mite from Hunts Bridge Depot the
Hs5isT Fsirosd ID toe town oil Yonke,s Inquire 81 JOHN
MCrIFF III Eighth avenue, opposite railroad Office
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TWO HOUSES FOR 8ALE-AT FORT WASHINGTON
on the Hudson river. about ave minutes walk the
depot with 6ne river view. One house completely furnished
and tho furn viii be soa with the houe contains
Oona besces Kitchen, basement bath &C., supplied
with water throughout and he's good carriage house and
stable with about three ourths Of OF land Price
Ieyen ooms besides Kitchen and basement and wiz be sold
may remain bond and mortgage. Apply 10 WILLIAM Il.
LALOR No. "a William street. third Door room L.
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DOR sALE-Ar ASTORIA, L. l., THREE NEW COT
age houses with four TO eight lots attached nore de
sired avenue hundred feet wide Grounds
handsomely laid out for gardens and bcksd with choice
fruit and shade xees rapevnes and gooseberry
bushes Ac and ornamental Trees vines And bushes Price
100 600, S6 500 Terms easy. II sold soon, will be
rented For fun particulars ana plans apply H. L. RIKER,
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RIO DRUGGISTS AND APOIHECARIRs--A BARGAIN
-For sae a. 0uoe, for $S26 complsts drug AZ
lures marble top counters, doveAsd swers glass oasss
PRESCRIPTION cases furniture glaas with oil gold labes In
GOOD order show bottles brackets &C. Apply 70 r. HALE
drageists glass and fxture dealer. 80 Nassau street
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CPRING AND SUMNER SILKS
- AUCTION,
Good quality aod choice patterns. ct
SEVENTY FIVE CENTS YARD.
A. T. STEWART CO.,
Broadway Chambers and Reado streets.
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ENURN IsHED Room TO LET-IN PRIVATE FAMILY
IL Terms moderate. References required. Apply 20l
Bleecter street, or to H B. BARKER rs Park piece.
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WANTBD-TwO COUNTERS, ABOUT TWENTY FEET
w each in len 9Th With marble tops Also
lot Of shelving Address letters, postpaid, James N, 4S
Broadway %.
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u HOUGHTON, AUCTIONEER.-THE MANHATTAN
u. Company will sell his day, )0 O'clock at 66 Nassau
street. superior lot of furniture made TO order by
psror suits mahogany and black walnut d. sod rosewood
and mahogany marble tables hid oak extension tables
blackwanut d. rosewood bookcases beautiful enaeed
SUITE rosewood and mahogany wardroDes, do bureaus,
and 80 bales tow sales attended to ut private
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WINS. MELLoR, AuorIoNkER. -rURsIrURR AUG

WM.s 8. MRLLOR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AUG
w ton notice. entmaksr's stick of FIRST turnt-
ture to be sold by auction this day, March H. a l0
O'Clock at the mandatory and warorooms 68 Broad
few doors above Houston street. Hougton Meior will sell
atauc0n above without reserve account OF removal
arsrcos which manufactured In tho best possible
for custom trade and which upon examination will be
fund TO be we'll worthy the notice OF honsekeepers and the
trade and comprises very handsome Of carved
plain styles rosewood oak mahogany and black
furniture suite for paslors. dining rooms norares and
vered in rich san brocade, hrocael rich green blush and
and hair cloth also, unfinished Ia mustn't marble centre
and fancy tables easy and reception chairs and lounges
brary and secretary eageres extension and dining
tabiea dining room chars hall stands rosewood bedseA
and bureaus mahogany and walnut bedseads bureaus and
enAmeled chamber aes hAr mattresses palasaes fancy
chairs and other artceG We would invite friends and
purchasers generally to call u the waeroos 6ls Broadway
the before the sale examine the goods Catalogues
the monEg Of SALE Goods purchased 70 out Of city will
ture remain o. storage until May res Of charge.
M ILLIAM IRyING. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w furniure.-WLLIAM IRVING 4 90. win sell at auc.
ton Tuesday March Is ct l0 o'clock q the residence Of
Dr. Young IS Barclay street. the entire furniture contained
the above house. For particulars zee catalogue.
WIN wIrTEas, .AUUfIONEER-wILL SELL on
Wednesday, at 10Y O'Clock at ls7 Canal street. all the
geneel parlor, chamber and kitchen furniture Of family
breaking up house keeping sofas rocking and parlor chairs
marble top tables mahogany bookcase, eegero with glass
doors; window curtains oil paintings mirrors, psted
elegant velvet and tapestry carpets and rugs oil cloths
leather beds and bedding marble dressing bureaus and
washssnds toilet sets, wardrobes dining and kitchen
furniture china tea cutlery Stoves 10. Also, Gle.
giant rosewood ptanoforte, steo and cover.
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UURNTURB sALE.-A. T. CRIsTALAR. AUG
tooeer. viii SELL this day. 18th inst, 1t l0k O'clock At
1876 BSwery the entire elegant furniture contained In said
house, coussng In part OF rosewood and mahogany chairs
sofas and ete tees marble top ceBxe q ,es mahogany
table. rosewood and French mshogany dress
psntings feather beds and beading, hair mattresses and
general assortment OF kitchen utensils Also sewing
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1AORrdAGE sALE.-JoHN ". sOMKRrNDYKR. AUG
wi uccssr WIN ss tins day. .. loh o ,cck. 4 store NO
mahogany blizzard table balls, cues, 10. -
JOAN r. HARRINGTON, Airy for Mortgages.
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IOHN 1. vANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
ibis day q l0h O'Clock. q the selesroom u Maden Aue,
rich househc furniture conseing In part OF elegant
wood ceryed suits covered in brocse v ete ee sofa,
Gothic and pArior chas marble rosewood and
bosany centre, aide and loo tables mahogany hair cloth so
paror and volare chairs etesere mahogany and
rosewood socretae and library bookcases n and day
clocks with shades and sands black walnut extension tables
marble up rose wood and aboeany dressing bureaus do.
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THO. 8. BBrrs.. AuOrIoIEEER.-AUOTIoN NO
81 ucoL-GMRAKD BELTS win SELL on Monday, March
"a al ococ At No. I69 Atlantic street. Brooklyn. by
der he asgnse sock drugs elegant fxtures Lease Of
drusi cAsIicss pstdnsy. e., contained n the shove
being exceedingly rich anA elaborate Ia dsam snd fnish
plaAe gaaa wndown marble Tile floor, marble
culg a % nxarss ntsinss a. q nr Glass srs. rne
lease HwhisA will be hod imEnsdately amer Tia above
very VARIABLE one havng three years from OF Nay
next re sae win be without the highest bidder.
AN parcuaa relation to stock lease 10 be obtain
Cd On he premises any day prior 70 he sale.
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NEW PURLICATIONs,

NEW PUBLICATIONS,
RENNET's NEW REVELATION, FOUNDED ON SELF
- evident Truths in Nature, and Mechanically Demon
Sof %R1S BsEsE he
MRS CAROLINE LEE BENTz.- ,
M WshAve jus! issued one OF tho most brilliant and fAscns
ting works which has ever been published In this country
from The es and elegant pen ons Of choicest
q % ss her s I'm
world wide reputation ysars agone we ssy. hoseyer
& ss o
literary stand point far in advance q OH prevou: e.
S piss he
book tha appear The scenes are drawn In part from fas
0n'0ls life IN Boston r iHS sSw L wv
the euphonious title which Mrs Hentz has this
Il comprised In handsome Emo volume Of about 40
pages; price u, with usual discount 70 the trade.
intel reached u st Inc CITED sutoress has passed
into the silent land This sad gives additional
interest 10 this fascinating book Her dying lsgacy the uea
10 600 COPIES OF WHICH
nave been Ss MORE Sss ass ~ Row BINDING
TWENTY THOUSAND CORES
within month, sale amos unprecedented In American
PuSdsSsd by
s s3EE irMsTT e. S S New Yor.
j.. b. IfPPINOOTT i CO.. PhilsdsIphIA
For sale By all booksellers
MAP OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY ORDER OF
ss s have
GoIsr,dses Ancient Mariner and Chrs.Ssl soushsy's
spensers Fssry Queen cnaue.r: Ladies' and Kni9hs
pssui.. Of shaisps1e. Sonns. d sh:i:pere e.oh Is
csmpss: esrruSs oi,wsonns. Sossrs Pls:sulss s q =
ne ssSye books are ali bound in och a, edge; and ss
sent post free.
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A SEIGNEE's 5ALE.-JOHN w. SOMEEINDYKE, AUG
morrow March 49, At II O'Clock At NOS and Fulton
ke by virtue Assignment the OF the Globe
ing Saloon consisting OF marble top tables counters chairs
casters glass ware DC. Also stock OK liquors. &C. &C.
SAMUEL GAZE, Assignee.
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.A1VERflMAENfs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
sALNs Ar AUUraOn.
ALysHD BRAGG. AUcrIoNEEa-A; BaAoa co,
or Ess,s ss 70 ss !. .s
ms ec0s snoe. brogans &C. oomprng n part the stock
nom ths manufacturer
A DRIAHlH. MULLER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
a lc on thirty fourth street ADRIAN Y. n0LrER VIII
Msrchans exchange following essrsois rssideocs
Dshed with Al The modern Improvements and in comp
to he moSss Is inches 80 TO ss
A gorTos sosICEs,T csocKEsY sL sss AID csIxA.
s sii0 oooeE :. Isl Pearl erect iarss ana ds.raola
packed ior shipping: - positive.
UCrIoH sorICE.-M DOUGHTY AuCrIosEER,
slook .vaa.cs o. an soes ps aas
ssa a0s Sn Sss and
mirrors. &c.. &c.
A UcTroE NOTICE.-THos. BELL, AUcrIoNEER- BY
LEI Dnsh 'ns day. q 10Y oc,ock. in the :aes rooms
household Ssd.,s.d chairs tables % bureaus 50
%. safss fS nss
Is 12Rs' '''''' Wednesday large ne Of DRY goods cloth
A MEXICAN BRANDY-IN oRIsINAL PACK AGES OF
Dd sa Ssx and 10 %
and hh1A Tho above goods OF The oes quality and VIII
: :s q sss %ss s s ps VANS buy
l0 Murray street, agents for the datillers
A UcTIoN NoTLCE.-MoRTGAGE SALE on. FUREI;
xi s.H G!s Day IO celoci. street. opposite
FERN: e:si i city tuDds Depo.s required. ''-'''1
AUeTIpo%Ns NO. Nor1qE:zJ; BoGAsT: AucrIo sEERSBY
IS and VIVIAN Il
shs,. ..s q large lot glocerss hour DO
% o. ~ :s CO... ss l ]
A ssIGNEE's sALE.-JoHN W. soMEEISDyKE, AUG
"A ionssr store No; 20 Nnrh William street; WI! soil, 70
virtue he q GLOBE Dun
Ing s Consisting marble op Gss Souner chairs
''''' s''' ware &C. ' sSa sam Ia SAsE Assignee
RYa EDWARD scHEKoK. AUoTroNEsR-EDwARp
WI s .sGS1 ssa q l. q MS
ss eSss :ss
.'S
os. A. an elegant s us Of
b1 s &C. SAFE psrs%pory oss S earrings
RY EDWARD scnENCK, AUcrioNEEa CHOOSING
:.ls q ns oTsnal Of psauns. several Of which haze
dert Baizn csntineau. cabss Sicoe, vs Richard Jan
S:ne xn s :Sa 10
g = a Suy 10 wan
ing marine piece great value very fns chur b In
\:
this saA, the catalogue contains only fine pictures
CLASS AHa sAE sri
x ss On Iussdsy March 49, he 70, 70
Also, fine lot Of Britannia ware. Also, $50
packed for chipping. Sales every Tuesday.
u &. AARON, AUCIIONEEk, WILL SELL, TaIs DAY,
~. ut l0M O'Clock, at 81 Nassau street splendid sssort
Of fine gold and silver Watches the celebrated
makers Persons want Of warranted watches will do well
attend so rich gold eweiry, without reserve for cash
u B. FRANKILN, AUCTIONEER PLANTS AT AUC-
~. tonUn Wednesday, 18th inst, at )0 O'Clock A. M at
No John street. choice coccaen q camelss hyacinths
azeias assortment plants
in full bloom and fine condition.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-18

THOMAS vEITCH, AUCTIONEER, STORE l6 SPRUCE
sreet-Mortgsge sale of furniture &C. Tuesday, March
8 a. the mansion known he Woodland between 5ah
furniture enaueed cotage suits, mattresses pillows aud boil
sers crockery plated DC. Purchasers the
NJ train by tie Hudson River Railroad, by tho Mammal
tanvje line OF stages, to the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-18

HENRY II. LEEDS, AUTOBIOGRAPHY n. LEEDS
II CO. win sell BY auction "Wednesday, March ~ at
II O'Clock 1t our gallery No. STREE large COLES
ton Of ne ancient and modern OIL paiangs comprising land
sapes copper and glass; Just imported from Paris
which via be found specimeus BY Du,asque Van
chalson CArdn Ohambeaux and others also large number
invofC4 a enRrayfpGR.