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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-14

have Brooklyn and Williamsburg annexed 70 New York;
and he cont< nded that tho business Of The city could
ssk 70 bring the courts Of law up town; but sSs CITY
Hall were buh up town. would pus IN taxation on the
surrounding property but 70 build hGs would be only
iegislatng Tor Brooklyn and WILLIAMSBURG
Alderman TICKER contended that Il would be more con.
venient 10 have the City Hall built down here because
the courts would be here the Comptrolles surrogates
Offices, down town. Every man and woman in New
York wanted 70 come down town business, and this
s the best and most convenient place for the building Of
Alderman yARiAs said that Alderman Tucker had not
given one sound reason why the Hall should be built
down town the population Of New York continued
for the next ten years had for the last ten
they could not begin to bring the people down town.
Alderman yooRnls supported the amendment Of Alder
man Varian and was sorry that his venerable friend OF
the Eighth ward (fucker) was mistaken II only
ulaon was only fifty thouaand but how has II increased
nowl Yorkvle Is coming down to meet u.s. snd he con.
TENDED ina, sae ngnes up town the municipal govern
legislation He hoped the amendment would prevail-it
sensible one. Tho hall would take Eve years to
build and could be built cheaper there than here, for
they have the marble there everything
that was required for tbs purpose.
Aldermen BROWN agreed with the Alderman OF the
Eighth ward (Tucker) but as was late hour and him
sell and other members desired to give their views
the location of The City Hail. he moved that tho further
AdermaD HolSsE moved ths, The g soapd adjourn
lost by q vote OF III TO 10.
Alderman TrcKIR tnen offered as amendment to the
amendment sWhereas there were new plans and speci-
locations In the Clerks Office and that the whole subject
be referred /"
The lRys.rxS1 ru ed that this was no. an amendment
Alderman Narian's amendment TO locate the Hall up
town was then put and lost, by vote Of Is to
Alderman BRIGGS said he had listened to quite enough
The President then asked should the previous question
be put, which was lost by vote OF 1000.
Alderman HKaIEr moved an adjournment, which was
carried and the matter remains in s.du gao. Adjourned
10 Thursday eveningsat O'Clock.
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The market at Aerton's was well supplied with beef
cattle to day but with good demand last weeks prices
fully sustained and for extra raher better prices
realized. The range OF prices was from TIC 10
lee, in quality, with but few len over. Illinois and
Ohio were the principal contributors TO the supply
though Kentucky Indiana ana New YORK contributed
fair quota the weeks supply. The range from &C.
70 &c., a. In quality. Sheep and lambs scarcely nrm
but without quotabe change. Cows and calves were
arm The following table shows from what part Of the
country ard by what couvcyances the supplies came
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AT Chamberlain's there was no ma eal change IN any
kind Of stock. We Mr.. ChamA 'e:lan's report
lis beef cattle 81 80 $40; 81 cows an calves ~ 40
500 5,l84 sheep and lambs $3 SO 30. liz veal Calves
Give weight), Axe. o 61sc.
AT oBrens there material chang In any stock.
The receipts Of the week were-ll6 beeve, ~ % w
70 cows and calves S25 $50 "a veal calveA &C. BIC
Sales Of sheep ard lambs by NJ. +. Fogie, ~ onAm-
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Al BrownIpgs there was no material change In beef
cattle from the last week and the dema nd was far.
Mich cows were in rather better demand, but with q
good demand prices no lower, veas were in good
supply and sold at &c &C. for poor 10 good and &C.
Tor extra The MARKET was well supplied with sheep
and lambs aud a scarcely 80 arm. The receipts
we're mostly from Ohio aad tbs state, and the quantity
49, prices r.need from 90 a. per head for sheep,
ra Al ~ 10 e. tor ian.bs ~ BY 0roxers safes The ar
,'ea's this orAsg we're ii4i. vhtb. VITA .aose ,sa
-, low n-i safs DAY. the aggregate 10 90 D
ts.s lhe,e were abort 5.eCD 10 6ael On satufoay.
snI lie arilYas o. M0ulay aicae, Tsss , ~ SOS.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
This Board held their last meeting for August at the
Council room last night; the Presidesk In the chair.
CONTROLLERS LAW SUITS.

This Board held their last meeting for August at the
Council room last night, the PresdesA in the chair.
The CONTROLLERS
Councilman CRANE presented the following resolution
Resolved Comptroller be directed report this
Board the frat meet OF the september session the mum
years together with names persons obtaining the
same Of each Judgment and the amount Of costs
aud the amoun. OF each claim.
Nr SWAN moved TO strike out the last clause, CON-
menc!rg with the word ''aso," the ground that the
information asked for in that clause could properly
be obtained from the Corporation Counsel.
Amendment accepted and the resolution az amended
adopted.
PROPOSED piPKAoHsENr tn COMMISSIONER or srsxErs
Councilman Sway presented the follow ing;-
Whereas the ls Of May 1886 The streets Of the city Of
New York have been Cleaned without contract therefor IN
ehsle o iheree be = "
Resoyed That in The opinion Of This Board the comms
OF the charter aud rendered himself justly liable TO i'm
% % oss ny
Five members objected 10 the consideration OF the re-
solution this enng II ordered to lie over, under
Councilman ArpIxBy presented the following
OF hs Board investigate ana report upon the expedency
locating or public markets upon the North river
communscation was received from the Commissioner
from this Board, in which say that he has mot
moved the ash and garbage carts from the streets but
best OF bis ability under the circumstances. The Com
takes the opportunity to correct misapprehen
sions which he says INDUCED in by the public and
press with regard the amount OF money expended In
his department He says that there has only been ex
pended in his department. for cleaning the streets, the
OF S2is,351 40 leaving balance OF this years APP
preparation Of $40 s.2 4o the principal part OF which has
been expended by the Comptroller IN paying last years
deficiency and In paying the Illegal contract OF the Mayor
with Baird for cleaning the and ice out Of Broad
way. The Commissioner states, In CONCLUSION, that he
shall every e.rt TO keep the streets clean posi-
be hoy the Board will make appropriation therefor
without delay. The communication was laid on thu table
and ordered TO be printed.
The Board then adjourned 10 the first Monday IN sep
lsmber al s O'Clock T. N.
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Boston advertisements.

VA ESTERN LAND AGENCY.-persons
y designing to remove West or invest in Western
real estate invited to call the office Of the subscrb
er, where they will he able gain much information re-
lve to the Western country and post themselves up be-
lore starting thus saving both time and money
Maps OF the Western States showing the lands offered
Tor sale by large land companies lists Of large share
OF lands offered throughout the West prairie timber i'm
proved and unmproved lands with full descriptions prices
and terms Of payment. Specimens of the
SOll, Cereal Productions, Coal.
and other minerals from many different localities NAV al
SO ne seen and thus the emgrant be able to gain much
valuable information from the mass of collected matter
From knowledge of the West gained by five wears,
residence and close observations the subscriber feels
hdent OF bengable to give much judicous advice and will
be happy to do so GRATIS and furnish letters of introduce
ton to correspondents in all parts ofthe West Maps of
Illinois, showing the
Lands Of the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pG8y.
aud descriptions and full particulars relating to them
To COLONIES very favorable Inducements are held ont
by large land interests, the full particulars Of which may
be learned from the subscriber and negotiations entered
upon.
The extensive connection wi L Western land srencies
enables the subscriber place great facilities for purchas
ing IN tie way all Persons having property in the
west can gain reliable informa with regard t. it titles
investigated, taxed paid and sales e-cted application
Government lands Local ed shares or commissions
A eTtfrs u inquiry, enclosing postage stamp full and
promptly answered This the only Office in the Eastern
states where information be obtained in relation to
the WesteI country W. r. Y0TTNn
No. "a Union Building, State street. Boston.
men II daw3m
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DRIP Goods.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DO L Il 0-DO L y.
We invite your especial attention to our stock of
FANCY cAssIMEREs aud DoEsKINs,
PLAID VALENoIAs and MERrNo CAssIMEREs.
PLAID ERMINETTs and oANToNETTs,
NANKEENETs and PLAIN NANKEENs,
PLAID MERINos, PRINTED vELvETs,
LINEN DRILLINGs, Plain and Plaided,
Aud other styles of suitable Goods for
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
We shall add to the above stock (rOm week to week)
Boys wear.
We shall give this department especial attention and
every boy from eight to II years of age should give
stock an examination before purchasing.
HARDON s. co.
mchlS deodSt&w6t
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Mrs. M. w. GePaIds, Female Physician
Mrs. G., having given special attention TO the theory Of
Midwifery and united with the study about six years of
practice three Of which has been in this city, and without
She loss Of single mother child would with degree
of confidence still r and recommend her services to her
friends generally she considers business belonging
exclusively to qualified females.
N B. Uterine and other Female Complaints will also
be attended to in connection with Dr. Wilson'S Serpentine
Supporter.
Residence, 60 Summer street, between Central and Elk
hange MO DIFF
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CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & co.'s.
DAMAGED ENGLISH PATCHES.

Just received, 500 yards splendid styles ard fast
coors. These goods usually sold at shilling
Thsv will be Sold at 81 ard cents per yariA DECIDED
BARGAIN. G. P. BRYANT.
tpl dot
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Amu5enleuts
y, THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY.

oz,go TIE HUTCHINSON FAMILY,
&1S& On Flying Visit East,
eS Are happy to announce that they WILL STOP
ONE NIGHT IN woRCESTER,
And sins at the
CITY HALL, on Tuesday Erening, April l,
Their NEW soNGs (and Old)
Of the WEST, Of FREEDOM of TEMPERANCE and of Coop
TINE COMING, &C, with choice selections from their
Standard pieces
This will be their only appearance for the season, as
they leave directly (afer reaching Boston, for their
home in Minnesota.
Tickets twenty-five cenis to be had at the usual places.
and at the door Doors open at 81, to
at "a o'clock.
nPAddress of the Hutchinson Family after May LIST,
Minneapolis Minnesota Territory. d3t mcb28
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DIED

and % days.
Funeral Wednesday, at O'clock at the house Of his
eon-in.laws H. Geroud, 81 Lincoln street Relatives
and friends are invited to attend without further notice.
In This city March 80, Luis r. wife 0 Abraham Flagg
aged 81 years and months eo'
In Pelersham. March %, Joseph Uinis
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DIR. Harris, Dentist still occupies those pleas
rooms 1873 Main, corner Of Walnut street Thankful
his former patrons for their assistance he will endeayor
retain their confidence which he atters himself he ha
won, and to gain that of all Others who may favor him
with their patronage
His Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
satisfaction nsei tel in all the various styles and up
on the hestmateriais. jy26 diff
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In this city, by Rev. J G. Adams, Mr. George W. Frost
TO Miss Masy Ellen Abbott.
In Grafton by Adam Harrington, ESQ.,, Mr. Francis
Gleason Of Shrewsbury Miss Ellen Green of Graf
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EINOR SALE.-Hsving taken the agency Of Marsh's
II PATENT OIL, now offer to the public the only
genuine article to be had in the city, shall keep at
times good supply hand direct and fresh from Marsh
d Co.. Boston, and at as low prices as 1t is sold in any
other town or city 1t Is consdefe safe and cheap
er than the common fluid it gives better light and
does not consume as fast. would invite all those
who use fluid, to give it trial As it is burnt in the
some lamps, there can lie nothing lost by nal.
have the AGENCY, also, Of the
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Dealer in NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
CrOcGcry aud Glass Ware
Stoves, Carpets, and all kinds of House Furnishing
Goods
N B-Cash paid for Second hand Furniture at 232
Main street, by J. L. HOOD,
mehlS d1y
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BY E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
~ RARE CHAN CE!

BY Il. w. ALL, AuctlOneer.
49, RARE CHAN E!!
LIZ THE THAYER PLACE AT AUCTION
On Main Street, Corner of May Street.
VIII he sold the premises, on SATURDAY, April 5,
at II o'clock A. NJ the well known Thayer Estates con.
tanning about three quarters of of land, with
TWO STORY HOUSE, AND BARN,
And large variety of choice Fruit Trees upon the anne
TIL land is elevated with delightful view Of the city
and country and is without question of the most
srabe locations either for building investment in this
market To any wishing residence a little remote
from the noise aud hustle of business this place is par
culary desirable. Stages pass hourly aor1ng easy
access to ami from the centre Of business Terms easy
ami made known at sale
For further particulars Inquire of the Auctioneer Office
"p1 dts =. W. VAIL.
- VALUABLE ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Ml.,1l --rhe celebrated AMES' PAPER MILL, at
Springfield, Massachusetts with about four acres
Of land adjoining it, which a BRICK STORE and
STORE House and three DWELLING HOUSES. AL
about twenty three Land on the oprosite side
of the street. which there six nwRt11Nc HousEs
BARN, and Other nut buildings The Houses will be sold
together, or eparacly rs purchasers may desiie
Also, DWELLING HOUSE and half an acre of LAND, on
Cherry Lane.
Also, the DWELLING HOUSE built by John Ames, and
small Brick House the same.
The United States Lower Water Shops adjoining the
Paper Mill expected to be in market soon t. cir
occupation will tend to increase the value of real estate
in the vicinity. -
The sale will take place at the Store the premises on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL both. at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
Terms of payment 10 per cent 10 80 days. and 10 per
cent in six months, with good security The balance
be secured by mortgage payable in two and three
years; or at such shorter time maysu the purchaser
For further particulars inquire of r. A. CHAPMAN ESQ.,
Springfield. OLIVER AMES x SONS,
ap1 dtap30
EIvoR SNLE.-one second hand FAMILY CAR
RAGE in frsi rate condition, with two seats; has
never been injured by H0RATI0 PHELPS,
Lexington-st.
Worcester April /, 1856 deodtf
Mooney WANTED.-We would inform all
"a persons having unsettled accounts with US that
their quarterly bills ready for settlement and
they are respectfully requested to attend to The same
BROWN & FIRTH.
N B. All accounts must be paid promptly at the be.
ginning of ca h quarter.
Worcester, April ], 1856. DIV
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Fifty pieces of English Grown and Swiss Black Silks,
Of our own importation. Warranted not to crack or
change lustre wearing, at great Bargains
Three thousand yards, styles, BARREGE5 and
TlsSt ES, which we will sell at about thirds the orig
nal cost.
One thousand yards SILK and WOOL BARREGEs,
worth 25c for 15c.
Having purchased a BANKRUPT STOCK, Of
GLOVES, HOSIERY, & EMBROIDERIES.
We enabled to offer greater Bargains in these Goods
than heard Of
These two Stocks combined, makes the largest Retail
Stock in Worcester which, being purchased at great
Bargain, enables US to offer the largest selection
AT the Lowest Cash Prices.
N. B. The sale will commence on MONDAY next
when every one is solicited to give call before pur.
chasing.
REMEMBER THE PLACE!
NEW CHEA p STORE,
Nos. and Worcester House Block.
MAIN STREET, WORCESTER.
WILLIAM LOCKE & co.
March %, 1856 dtf
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EIactro-Chemical BRtls.-The propretors
Of the Worcester Water Cure would TO the pub
lie that they have all the facilities for administering
these baths.
Worcester. Jan o. 19h5. diff
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worcester BydropaEhTc iustitutEOB
on orch and Fountain sts Worcester, Mass. Tue
proprietors of tins Institution aim to make it
orta bic for nvalids all The location
elevated and healthy get easy of access from all parts Of
the city.
The medical department is conducted by DIR s. ROGERS
and has been limited to the exclusive of
those which seemed to require other treatment
For terms, &C, address
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Dr. Henry Sargent gives special attention to
Diseases of the Eye. Office Nc. II Worcester Bank Block
rny2s DIT
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SOC Bushels Fine w hite Beams.
ustreceved and fer sale by DRAPER & CLARK,
Jan 10 Washington Square.
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GEORGE SWAN.
ATTORNEY AID COUNSELLOR AT LAW
NO. EIagg's Building,
jy1 WORCESTER. d&w6mos
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NEW SPRING FASHIONS.

TO PURCHASERS OF BOYS CLOTHING At
WHOLESALE.
This branch Of business has been steadily increas-
ing, and stands unryaled in the country G. eat
and attention has been given in this department of
business the present season. meet its enlargement
and the wants Of the Trade, and prepared e-
hibit he best stock Of Youths aud Childrcn's
Garments in point of tasle STYLE workmanship and
durability, 10 b. found in New ENGLAND.
Large additions to present of and desra
BILE Gods, will be made through the season. and The
latest fashions introduced
Buyers Or cash. aud the trade generally invited to
call ard examine assortment before purchasing else
where. GRO w SIMMONS, PIPER. & CO.,
Oak Hall, 80 and 81 North rect,
mch1l d2taw&w1m BOSTON.
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IL o HIN GU!
A. P. WARE, proprietor of the One Price Clothing
House 6S and 10 Main st., Worcester, desires tn
call the attention of his the public gene
ally, to bis very large and excellent Stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING Z!
This socks new, containing many very Superior Styles
of Garments in patterns of improved shapes fitting with
much beauty and symmetry. The
Furnishing Goods Department.,
Is in fuller Stock than in preceding Special
attention is invited 10 the
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DIR. A. j. HOWE
30 40 Front STREET. Worcester
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NOIlOE.-This is to certify that B. E. HUTCH
~ MsoN is only authorized gent for the City If
worcester. All others pretending to sell Marsh Co.'s
Oil In Worcester, are deceVing The public.
MARSH CO., 80 India street. inventors and sole pro-
prietors of Marshs ceebl ated OIL
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Ncw advertisements.

TENHE FRENCH LANGUAGE.-Mons and
Nine. n0REL, de ROssIMfGRE respectfully rive
notice that they ntnue to give instruction in the French
(their nanye) Language.
They propose form two classes, upn the fifteenth Of
Apr; inst One for Ladies and Gentlemen, to meet Tues
ys and Fridays at O'Clock P NJ at their rooms, No
70 Exchange street The other for Children TO meet
Tuesday,, Thursdays, and Saturdays at O'Clock p NJ.
REFERENoEs Jules z. Malgnon, Boston; Rev. Messrs
Hale, Bent, Morrison and james, Mr.. Eli Thayer, Drs
Joseph and Henry Sargeni. Worcester.
Worcester April LIST, 1856 DIFF
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Ezsasaassc WORCESTER & NASHUA
EeFae- -zss7--a R K. N0TICE.-CHANGE OF TIME,
ou and after Monday, 31s instant the morning train
from Worcester will leave at $780, instead of 80 as here
tofOTe G. " BFNrLEY
mch29 d2t
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Slate for lis,oas The subscriber is pared to
furnish Slate for Roofs of superior qualtya lay it in
the hest manner the satisfactory terms SAM
plesmay seen at the yard 80 Giose STREET.
4pI8 diff JOHN BARNARD
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BY E. W. Y ALL.
o. COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT
mi.i AT AUCTION!
-44sA o. 8, Gould Street.
Will be sold on the premises, SATURDAY April S. AZ
2ooock P NJ, the Cottage House situated as aboye-s
nearly new, conveniently arranged and Sufficiently large
for one or two tenemeuts The Lot "a corner ot) con-
tans $3.50 square feet The ocatinn in point of invest
men or to occupy is Desirable being in the Immediate
vicinity of the Providence Depot Washington stree ma
chine shop and other manufactures Terms very liberal
For further particulars inquire of the Auconeer Office
100 Main street, opposite Post Office mbh2o dts
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EALL lN.--eentemen, we are receiving Inc best
~ assortment Of Cloths, uassimeres, Docskns and
them into 0arments In lyle that equal b any found
IN the city MkcoRNEY a B0EL,wJ
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ATT ORNEY AT LAW,
No. l Worcester Bank Block, Foster Stree
iy14l WORCESTER. MASS. Td&wtf
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% Eet.

STO R E TO LIE T.
One of she Best Locations I'm Worcester.
NOUNS AT BoYDEN's EXCHANGE OFFICE.
mch26 dtf
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Adm THAYER
ATTORNEY + COUNSELLOR At LAW.
No us Main street,. Worcester, Mass
my33
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Z. +. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Out door practice attendedto. Office hours Ito Pm.
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TEN0 COUNTRY TRADERS.--A GREAT
Il BARGAIN = The subscriber being about to change
his kind of business offers for sale his Stock of Goods
composed Of the usual variety kept country
The stuck is reduced that it is quite small and the
unsaeabe goods mostly Sold thus leaving the goods in
good shape for the purchaser great bargain will lie
given to merchant already est bished, to person
going into the business,
Also Tor sale, good business Horse, together with Job
Wagon, Covered Carriage. &C., &C. r. Il. SMITH.
Leicester March 81 1856. dot