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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

En- fish Tuition in Preparatory Department. $40 90
French in Preparatory Department. ......... 10 90
English Tuitlon in C0lleg late Department. 80 20
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. 20 %
Music ON Piano, with Vocal Music. ....... so 90
Music on Guitar :" ....A.--. 40 90
Use of Instrument. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Vocal Music alone, taken by all. in casses) 90
Drawing, Needework, or Grecian Painting. ~ 90
Oil Painting. ........... Observation-Disclosures. 50 90
Board, including every thing except washing. 16o
sslIul
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02
Markets.

MNrket8s
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. %, 1859
Cotton unchanged: sales today $500 bales Freights
TO Liverpool Is 800. Flour advanced 25c and m,tket
buoyant: sales at So 75 Corn buOyant selliag
SOC. Oats, &c. Shoulders, &C., Lard kegs, $780, Whis
key 2oc.
SAVANNAH, March l, 1852
The sales Of cotton day add up the
closing with an upward tendency
CINCINNATI March l, 1862
Flour active with speculative demand ut IS Is for
superfne. Whiskey, 26%c Provisions dull mess pork,
SIS.
CHARLESTON, March l, 1859
Cotton-sales today $500 bales, the market closing
with an advancing tendency.
BALTIMORE, March !, 1859
Flour firm at So for super6ne Wheat firm: white, 81
40 81 Is; red 81 40. Corn bu0yant white 76c.; vel
low, 79c. Provisions unchanged. whiskey dull
PHILADELPHIA, March ], 1859.
Flour firm at So to 81 so for Wheat scarce and
firm white 81 81 81 70; red, 81 As 81 co. Corn stea
dy; yellow, Sic. o $40. Whiskey firm at Csc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02
Personal Intelligence.
Don. Miguel de Embi has returned from Washington
and is ut the New York Hotel
DEPARTURES.


For southampton havre and HAMBURG Ia the steamship
bgon Ky: Dr A Hunter South Carolina; Louis Znssl
Pole Martin Carstens Elise Koch kYorh Joseph Uesish
Johrstown Pm leopold Levi Bernhard urAfe Frd Won
Eye hsres MaoIerc Johannes Fetzger Nyork Frd Field
msn, Henry sst berger Peter jung Philadelphia Charles
ncsss NYorh kmann. Julius vogensns ;, icos
Franz Lucke, Clemens Wehmeier Mr. Zpperen boch
Pieiner NNok Louis seSur ChArles CAntoo, Jean Brno
Louis Petelin, Louis Bonhomme vorbe Louis Pssou all
from Fan Francisco Charles ktppe, NYork
= G9nermsnn, Washington; Charlie. vIer, Illinois
wellinghaus Whass Joseph Hudson. Joseph Grossly
WORK sontovsky philadelphia; Msrts wurkhem sonors
Jung and lady Oh,o u Luido, lady and chi David
Zenner Nfork George Prnz Mrs Prinz three chdren
trookyn hermann Gmier. NYork; and In the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

Canadian -four also hr1ner with sales OF some small
lots within the range Of quotations southern nour CONT
Ing within The range Of the figures Rye 6our and corn
meal in fair demand and prices unchanged Wheat
tiDued firm and tn active demand with saes 1900
bushes including prime white Canada at 81 IS S. fair
red and good choice white Kentucky 81 rs 81 80
With red southern and mixed Illinois q pit Corn active
with sales Of about 1900 bushes common 70 prime yell
10. Jersey a, zoe s and ordinary 70 prime new white do
&c bc old straw c0ored southern &c., and
poor old mixed Western. Barley steady with Of
buebes OF common N good STATE Toe SIC Rye quiet
CofTEE-N the pubic sale Of Santos previously
tied. 800 bags withdrawn while 460 Bags sold
lie. 1870 average ll7Sc After the sale about 100
SS s 70 As sai z and .seS 900
following statement Ock-Stock Of Santos
2d February 1889 00 bags received since that date 9
day Of March, 1889 Il 9a5 Macaibo 5 Lasuayra 1873
Jamaica 100 Java, mats G2; government bags 524 Ma
pia 3725 st. Domingo 400 Total bags and mats IS 5i
CorToN-1he market WAS armer with sales " about 900
FRxiGHTaTo Liverpool about 100 bales OF cotton
taken, compressed and uncompressed at Sd 3i6d; 70
So boxes bacon i5s q 3d. and 500 boxes
cheese by steamer, 30s To London IS terces rice
taken at IN Cd There change in the Cont
nent
PROVISIONS The market again heavy. though
toeraby active with sales reported Of about sos bbs in
GLIDING mess At 81 81 and old at Sl7 %, and prime at
S3 SIS @ Beef tnued firm. with Gales Of about s bbs
% 80 repacted % Sill and At SO $2 So Beef
hams firm at $4 20 iii So Cut meats dull With sales
OF shoulders a &c sSc and Of ham. a. asAc Lard
cheese were in fsir demand and prices Arm.
kuGARs.-The market firm. Saes OF $50 hhds New
OrsaI made by auction at aisle TO no and $50 hhds
steWsr, have esta5shed hs following prices for Asr re.
cr,iahed, l0,sc.; ground, l0A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02
The Disaster 70 the Steamer Princess.


boat arrived from the wreck of the Princess brings
number of the wounded foggy at the time of the
explosion, and the Princess, being behind time had too
much rteam on. Baton Rouge despatch says:-rne
PiDeer reported have said he would New Or
leans certain on time or blow up. The engineer cut
IN two. about hundred persons wounded, and
OF them In dangerous and dying state mpos-
sibe yet 70 ascertain the humber Of the 0,t Several
boats saved many lives. There much xJtcment here
and all along tue river Numerous unrecoxnzed bodies
being found but there other Northern or West
eru names.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02
The Family Herald.

THE SICKIES TRAGEDY-ARRIvAL OF WIN. SMITH
O'BRIEN-DOlN0s AT wAsHIN0ToN-THE BANK DE
FALCAT1ON IN BROOKLYN-NEws or THE WINK
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS MArTgRs--MARxEr
REPORTS, ETC, ETC.
The FAMILY HERALD IN s regular issue OF Today. win
tain full Of the terrible affair Washington
the killing Of Philip Barton Key by Daniel H. sckies for the
seduction his wife, with sketches Of The principal actors In tho
tragedy an Of the arrival and reception Of VIM.
smith OBcn with report Of bis speeches. and memoir Of
life will give report of the proceedings OF Congress,
interesting particulars respecting the Atlantic Bank defslcA-
Brooklyn The OF the week preceding It's pubicA
important interesting Clearwater and ali tos local
and the adjoining cities. Police Reports
theatrical notices. &C. Ac Il will contain full report Of
the condition Of The York Cattle MARKET s retail prices
Of all kinds Of Family Marb citing ut Washington Market Coon
merciAl money market repors Marriages and Deaths
for tho week. large quantity u miscellaneous reading
matter.
Terms-rwo dollasS per annum-single copy tour cents
TO be Obtained vt the once and Of all sgonA Advcr
usements inserted Al the usual HxRALp rAtea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY, March 1-6 p. n

TUESDAY, March 1-6P.M
By the arrival Of the City Of Baltimore, which has made
q remarkably quick passage, have four days later
advices from Europe The has been construed favo
rably and In fact, most Of the late steamers have
brought positively alarming Intelligence tho absence Of
anything OF the kind this occasion causes relief Con-
soils higher the French rentes 30 centimes lower
In and the other American staples there is
change worth remark. American stocks the London
T,u>s of the 18th quotes az follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

There In no change 70 report in money or exchange.
Loans freely offered the brokers FIVE per cent
and while the bank rates still generally held at al,
the supply OF cheap money Ia abundant Exchange
tnues frm the bankers asking 1929 for their sterling
bills and 5l2k SIS for francs To morrow's steamer
will take out fair shipment Of spccic--mosty bars.
The stock market opened with great excitement this
morning, and before the close Of the morning session,
became rampant OF the speculative stocks selling
advance Of from TO n per cent 80 sudden and
sweeping advance Of course, could not last and
oordipgy, this afternoon there reaction and prices
reccded though to the points which stocks closed
yesterday. II the report OF the commission brokers
may be believed, the public are beginning to
take moderate interest in stocks. Several brokers
who are known TO have largo outside connection have
been particularly active within the past day or two
these, acting with the speculative jobbers who
moving for the RISE constitute very powerful party
Their efforts chiefly directed 10 New York Central and
few q the best Of the wcstern railroads. they have
worked successfully that in consequence Of their pur
chAscs advance Of TO three per these and
other stocks has already been realized Their argument
la that stocks now fifteen per cent lower than
they sst year. whereas the property represented
evidently in better condition, having been worked
noUcay and without the pay mont Of dividends for
year, and having before IL the prospect Of better times
We will only repeat that rise DO permanent
liable which In not slow and gradual. A sudden rise
caused BY the operations Of cw speculative operators In
the street, lie TO be followed by sudden fall II the
rice which some people IN the future TO be reliable
and lasting must about slowly and must be based
on the operations oparcs who buy 100 not co) shares
Of stock. State stocks and bonds are all higher and
steady to day The market unsettled at the close
The following were the last prioesMssouri, S5TS 49,
Canton, 20 VI Cumberland Coal, 23X "a; Pacific Mail
T7a75A; New York Central, si& *; Erie, laxa Z;
Hudson River, 32S a Al Harlem, IS :; Residing, toH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

The Columbia at Charleston.
CHARLESTON, March l, 1859.
The steamship Columbia arrived her dock az three
O'Clock this afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
They also keep silk elastic stockings for varicose
supporters and shoulder braces Instruments for do
tormes u order No. vesey street. Aston House. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

The business Of the Sub Treasury to day has been
- SusDuis .....-.............. Jlo,uu, W
TO-, '..'''......'..'..'.' ~ '.ot "
i''A "~anoo.. Socifls ~
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House ST..
55S,ll5, and the balances 81 ,552, 7a9.
We understand that the Erie is paying her interest
| second mortgage bonds regularly; none OF the
n disincinei 70 accept the now sheet Of cou-
sss the company. The other Erie Interest
[s'.s id in the course Of tho month. An
s.,0.," - ~" ID against Chamberlain, prohibit
-, '. a." n"' 20. on the second mortgage La
Crosse bonds ,.-.,--.,
depps,ch to the Pr, ~deus Of chs Ohio and Mississippi
49,, .-.-. =, -. - .<ss no&d all running
regularly from Cincinnati.
We have before us the avluai repoi 90" =.
the Illinois Central Railroad for the year A.,
1858. which will be presented 70 the shareho ~.
meeting TO be held the letN inst. at Chca2- ~
report will be read with unusual interest presents ~
affairs Of the company less de. Yeratc Light than wa
anticipated. appears that the pOprietors, by pay
mens on their STOCK have furnished funds enough nearly
TO pay OF the entire floating debt Of the company The
land sales in 1858 s7ol 1885, the proa Of the road
and above the working expenses we've s4A ,bSS'
The trouble Of course, has been that the uo crops ~
the part years have failed and there has bean little
immigration to that part Of the county. Hsuce the
pay for interest aud construction than Alb
sorbed the receipts aud compelled the creation OF frat
ing debt which, alter cOnceding three millions. set
down at $448i67 The following table will convey
clear idea Of the operations of the company during the
year,
The construction account has been increas-
ed during the year $2S8 ST. A. making $23 20 90
The capital stock has been increased by
calls SHARES So 1927 49, mskiog. TO- l8i,2l0 90
The funded debt has been dimniehed by
cancellation Of sab 800 Of bonds; it is
no~-Constructon bonds. .......... 1903 900 90
Free land bonds. 2,S77 900 90
Optional right bonds. ............ ... 5000 w
Total .$l9, Ols, OOs 90
The Det floating debt has been reduced from
IS 090, b42 "a 10 1896 ,167 50; the traffic
for the year was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1858 SO
Working expenses. Observation-Disclosures. 1854 80
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $556,623 ~
State tax Observation-Disclosures. 1872 900 So
Balance. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SPAS 10
Cash in land department for in
teveSt fund. .$l5V, ll3 30
Cancellation Of bonds ........ ADJ JOB 81
- 5ss, 237 so
Total ...... sI,o12,s55 II
The interest paid during the
year has been-General in
terest account. ............ sos ,445 "
Coupons on bonds yS40,ST %
l,63s,4l2 50
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $685., $50 95
Working stock Of supplies hand ...... 560,IS2 Is
Notes for land In Land Department ID, l4O BOO 90
Of LANDAU hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

Gen. Saunders N1ctsHlHC Tablet HnzOr
vopThs the genuine article has been equaed for
producing the pOssbe edge For sale BY
4 g. SAUNDERS, No. I Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

Shirts. Tho Celebrated French Yoke Shirts,
order sewed by hand and warranted to It, BAL
LOU BROTHERS, 400 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

Heryfne's Patent Champion Fro
burglar proof safes Isl Broadway Murray st. NY
Hollowny's Pills.-When the Liver, which
furnishes be most essential element Of the blood
In Ito action there remedy immediate harmless and
infable these pulls Mandatory, 80 Maiden lane NJ
Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupees,
world SURPRISING all mAdc. Sold and applied
NJ he uNsnufact0yy. Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

NJ. l.. Killers European Express, No.
Chambers street. sends kenesses, parcels &c. by every
steamer 70 Europe, at rs cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

Bstche.0r's Hair Dye wigs and Toupees-
TIE best IN tbs world all mada Sold and applst
the fa1enry. rs Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

wheeler q Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Once SOS Broadway, N. Y.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY. MARCH g 1859.

The fasess Drawings or the Legalized Lott I,
oes, ~ reported O WOOD. EDDY 4 CO..
nAsAokrs rHs
nS, >wARE. GEORGIA. KEsTUcKy AND MISSOURI
STATE !. orrRRIEs.
on,oisl Drawinss ~ Telegraph
w. Dr1.w ar e., .os ,,. the 9, e;
e. 4 1; e. Ss Sss
s 90 sss' a., ssGa % .ro e. wbs sse
EXTRA Glars. No. ls5 MAnou 1. 1850.
81, g. 50, g. 70, q, 81, a. 60. Il. 10. 2. g.
CLASS No. lss. MARCH 1, lsss.
4si. H. 50, a, IS. A., S e. TO. To 3d. Gl.
''i Sss SssSs Ss this ro''dy March
' q; $ $SSS ss fG = s' Commissioners
GEORGIA IUrrERMB
e drawing OF the sparta academy ltevy 60 hereby certify
from the wheel, VIZ
Glass No. 1853. MARCH 1. lsss.
g. 30. 81, +. u, r. 10. "a, "a, St. II. ~
GLASS No. l5l. EXTRA, MARCH 1. IS5a
Sc. s.. Is. 81. 2. g. 81, 60. ST. g. o. %. CO.
And ha. The said numbers drawn the order in which
aSs; ssaa. Arsus. g. T.. Tuesday, March,
'''' LP II bHansh' {commiasaore
weoD. EDDY CO.. s ~,i% %nsS.: D Ssosss
Genin's Spring Style.
GE WI 81 ia;Sps. HATS
THURSDAY, M.KShs.
Adjoining Genin's Bazaar.
Opening Of Spring Styles
oHsIrs. ss.zAAn.
GENIN's HAT EsrABLIsHxxsr,
SO7 Broadway.
rH Hdlaa,ns .; W a.Is Isy Z Tta
Southern and Western Trade.
spring purchases that hsyiAs began early The
nt se u ana very s Of al descriptions Of aa .s suo"r
yf. .. fsshonsSe oains and aixss ,oc. Of ow priced
s . ass :. Of s our y s shoulder s.
H'' 'fSs s'Hss Inc s'S and $50 broadway
SHIRTS !-3Ol Broadway, Fullerton's Gentle
hand, warranted to fiji gloves, hosiery, DO
Drumgold & Proch, a14 Broadway,
From superane medium
Ana low priced gooda.
HIPS Hair Dye, so Cents n Box, Black
brownl Barclay street, and all druggsA Arctic ointment
Smithsonian House, Broadway, Corner Of
Houston strset-Hoal accommodations on tho European
plan.
NJ. l.. Killers European Express, No.
Chambers street. sends kenesse parces &C., by every
steamer 70 Europe, at 70 cents
shirts.-Thc Celebrated French Yoke Shirts,
made order sewed by hand and warranted to it, at BAL
LOU BROTHERS, 400 Broadway.
A. w. Fabxr's Lead Pencils Sold 1t Retail
by all ststoners at Wholesale only By kBERHAkD FABER,
sole agent LIS William street
Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
They also keep silk elastic stockings for varcose
veins supporters and shoulder braces Instruments for de-
soYes made " order No. veeoy street. Aston House N.Y.
BarTys TrAcGpherous u the Bese and
cheapest article dessns beautyDs csanaing surns,
preserving and restoring he hax Ladies' tJ u HsA By Ill
Druggists.
Bstehes0r'a Hair Dye Wigs and Toupoes-
world all mAda Sold applied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

Drumgold & Proch, 2I4 Broadway,
Opposite st. Pauls Church.
Clothing 10 order or resdy made
From superfne, medium
Ana low priced gooda.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

Cure Your Cough.-20 Cents.
lis Third svenue, near 70,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

Crsstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees..
The best world Wholesale and retail and ths dye pri
vstely app led ut No. Aston House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs-1he market unchanged and saies limited st
$50. SIC for pots, and at SIC for pearlA
-tlour-The market active espe-
csy the better sorts OF brants The sales embraced
1900 bbls closing within Ne following range Of prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

The Most Popular Psece OF tho Day.
LINDSEY HI.UEs POLKA,
by THOMAS BAKER
Srleudd coiorod military utls page
Published by FIRTH FONDA Co, 81 BroadwAy.
For salc BY MI music dealers In tho United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

10 Michigan Central, 5s1l a 81 Michigan Southern,
isH y; Michigan southern guaranteed, 4s X; Paal-
ma, ll7h II Illinois Central, 60 X; Galees n \ II
Cleveland and Toledo, 3th Y; Rock Island, 6e4 4,
hh~sukie aud Miasssippi, l2A Y; La Crosse and Mil
wauke, lax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

1896 164 :67 acres OF land on hand
The for the year 1858 is 1926 500 49, which the
shareholders have paid in money.
The estimated deficiency for the year 1859 $751;
0O0 This the Board Of Directors proposed to raise
by assessing the stock IS share. The English share
holders seems, had not expected any further assess
ments They made haste to protest against the policy Of
management and sent TO this country two in
whom they had confidence to report upon the property
After the fullest examination these gentlemen returned
70 England On their return arrangements were made
to borrow the amount required pledge Of the conpa
ny's bonds loan Of $3.50, 900 has already been con
tracted at per cent in this shape and further
sum of $l25 COO sl4o 600 will be forthcoming when
peeded Thus aided the company will be enabled to get
through the year without borrowing this side the wa
ter. With regard TO the free land bonds which must
shortly be paid OF il is 70 Offer 70 all sockhold
interest at tho rate Of four per cent per on
their provided they will pay up the $40 which remain
due each share BY this means the of 81 900
would be raised and the company placed it is believed
perfectly sound footing for all time, while the lands
mortgaged for the payment Of the free land bonds would
be liberated The argument against the policy Of agreeing
to pay dividends stock is met in this way: The
pany requires the money and have it; Dor
at less than ten per cent and this is precisely what
offers to pay its stockholders for their advance We sub
join the general balance sheet
DR..
Permanent expenditures. 1885, 24o 81
Less avais of interest fund.-. 5sl 732 o. 3sss73 81
ring Of suppliea b5O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

EIalIs Hair Dye, SO Cents n Box, Black or
brown-l Barclay street. and all druggsA Arctic ointment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

Smithsonian House, Broadway, Corner
Houston strset-H0tal accommodations on tho Europes
plan.
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TO that party aR reemen pay the 81 year
carried by Of the refusal OF the senior
party Interested in furnishing the paper finally
it, ana no further contracts were awarded 70 that manu-
factory.
pounds Of paper with the express understanding that
per pound be deducted out Of the amount TO
your committee DID not find that this 10 be
paid directly 10 Mr. Seaman but TO one OF the parties who
had been acting special agent for tho paper contractors
In nna settlement OF that account between the con.
tractor and his commission merchant the contractor re-
fused TO allow the amount OF "a 1871 "a 70 be deducted
from his account giving reason for refusing that he
had already discharged the obligations In another way In
this instance the OF cent every pound OF
WAS on n D O SOS Of ns @% s
fincuy that this WAS 10 be paid 10 one OF
these mysterious agents. but that the amount was finally
credited 10 tho manufacturer because be alleged that
mad been settled In different way. Your committee
were unable 70 follow this out owing To the dan
gerous illness In the family Of witness. who otherwise
would have been before them. Tho contractor himself
has since dccessed
UNANIMOUS coScIuruoN or TIE COMMITTEE
Your committee are unanimously Of the opinion from
the evidence that combination existed Tor the purpose
Of compelling the paper contractors and the photographers
and engravers to pay IN some wsyether in the charac
ter OF loans or commissions directly In moneyfor the
contracts awarded TO them.
One Of the most features of this case il tho
fact that tho parties having business relations with the
government, through the Supcrntendents Office whom
your committee examined found II necessary or con.
venent 70 employ the came parties
In many instances these contractors had no previous
acquaintance with the agents employed yet they testify
were maue f0r
no regular per centage was agreed upon between them
and that their business relations conducted
most careless manner.
The testimony in the orccs your committee 10 tho
conclusion that Some intimate aud confidential relation
did exist between Mr. Seaman and the principal parties
involved and that they not ignorant Of action
and niorcsts Of each other II s directly In Testimony
that ono Of the paper contractors told Mr. Seaman
would no longer employ party who had up tina, time
acted M agent for the receipt OF the paper further
appears that the superintendent then directed gono
who spoke 10 HIM IN behalf OF his brother TO sond
him 10 Mr. Wendell 10 talk about the matter Tho gentle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02
Southern and Western Trade.

Shirts !-3Q Broadway, Fullerton's Gentle
ishng esuperior shirts order by
hand warranted TO fit; gloves, hosery &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

Genin's Spring Style.
GENTLkMENS HATS
VIII he introduced
THURSDAY, M,kCH g.
GENIN, 507 Broadway,
Adjoining Genin's bazaar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

The New Jersey Senate, Thursday, passed . bill al
lowing the bonds Of New York city be taken
r,y the circulation OF banks organized under the
general Law Of that STATE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

Opening Of Spring Styles
GEHINrs BAZAAR,
OILS Broadway,
AND
GENIN'S HAT EsrABLLSHMENr,
5D7 broadway,
Adjoinng ot uin's bazaar,
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02

ar EyERnEILs WEDDING CARDS NOrEs 40
Tbese celebrated cards. the finest In tho city
had At broadway corner OF Duane s,reeA