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The New York herald., 1862-12-03
BEEr CATTLE,

BEEr CATTLE.
change the spirit OF the lrkst for beef
cattle Aierons Washington yards this week. owing 10
the all important tact that there great falling on in
tho receipts The falling on conned chiefly "a the
qualities, which could well be dispensed with:
but OF course the moic limited number OF ren
ieed the demand for the better descriptions the
tive IN view Of which prices advanced fuzzy cent
per pound FOR all kinds-rangng from &C. To &C. &c
There wcro large sales ~ SIC. oc whole droves .bcsg
placed at that range The yards were Tired to have bcsn
cleared out Monday. but some or the large buyers
absent we'll many of the Purchasers
st,ck were lett over for to-days sale Tue market
ruled buoyaDt throughout, and many cattle could
have been sold at our quotations as we'll as not
MILcH COWS.
n s nas ssks sm I'm me csaum -
apparent than real Prices range all the way from t25
$50 and occasional sales effected extreme
rates.
The demand continues moderate, and there s no appa
rent change in the market for any description Prime
vcals sell quite readily 5c. &C., and choice 60
high as 6c but saes nj this rate the exception.
The whole range from lc. exc but the bulk q the
offerings sold at &c. &C., and mostly NJ about 5&c.
sHEEP AND LAMBS.
The market was better at all the yards. The supply
only fair and with an increasing demand. Prices
have had hardening tendency oil through the week.
and the current quotations showsa Improvement Of
s WITH e se s
following sales In lots per head will afrd pretty
rect insight 70 the market Of the other grades sheep
S5 Isl do at a IS 22I do at 62k, 4i2 do. at 81 2s
ITO do. At - 12k 2eS do at$, 22 do at IS 62H, -
do at ~ So 2I2 at $3-Totai sheep and lambs 24T.
awINF.
The market has been fairly gluttcd during thc past
week and though the demand continues good prices
lower or all kinds The bulk OF the offerings ordinary.
and large proportion sold Al inside quotations.. Ths
reocips heavier than before, and not all
sold, a. the yards we're overiowing yesterday.
Sales or Real Estate.
Mesfrs Miller KnneIly sold BY auction Yesterday az
the Merchants exchange Saesroows the residence Of Mr
7. j. stewart, situated ~ Fort washington for $1,000
The property comprised splendid mansf and outbutld
ngs and about Of land and was sold subecs 70
mortgage Of $33 900.
Of Fifty ninth street and Firth avenue. consisting OF eight
lots vo on FIFTY ninth street. opposite the main entrance
10 the Central Park three adjoining the westerly
side Of ths Firm avenue seld yesterday at fore-
closure by T. H. Ludlow Co., and brought s7b oS0hs
cornor lot alone bringing Sl4750 These lots last
sold AZ private sale September, 1890, FOR SO 600. II
was one Of the instances Of private sale before he
veboion trsnbcs came on and the test Of actual
forced salo now tho same land brings higher price.
AZ The same time and place eight lots adjoining tho above
parcel, fbur Fiftynnth street, commencing QUE hun
dred and twenty-five feet westerly from Ffth avenue,
and four in the rear on FsysIshsh street, we're sold a
foreclosure for e$6 GOO.
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Erie preferred n. Hudson ~, Harlem X; llich.
igsn Central X. guaranteed ". Illinois q Rock
Island II. Bonds were generally in better de-
mand, and the business was better than for some
days past Governments were firm. So far as we
can learn. the outside public are rather sellers
than buyers of stocks. At the second board to-
day the market, Al rule was heavy and stocks
were offered at lower prices than the morning
Quctations. The following were the last prices-
The New York herald., 1862-12-03

NEw YORK CATTLE MARKET.
rpsspAy. rec. 2, 1862
The receipts OF all descrp,ionsof live stock a. all the
yards tincludng the Bergen Hill yard for the week are
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
Port Of New York, Deeember e. Ises.

Exw yosK-THis DAv.
SUN nisKs. ............. q MOON morn "
..,....... 81 Nigh WATER. %
The New York herald., 1862-12-03

The following is comparative statement Of the
exports from New York to foreign ports for the
week ending December and since January L.
1850 1881. 1885,.
For the week 81, ,9T1 $50 2,sia,4i5 3e0S ots
Previously reported 09e III go. S23 tSS30 "a!
The New York herald., 1862-12-03
gen. Meagher,s irish BRIGADE.

The attendance Of every officer of General Meaghers
irish Brigade now In this city and vicinity, required At
O'Clock this morning Their presence is requisite 10
range for The reception OF Major ONeils remains.
The New York herald., 1862-12-03

The TWenty-third Reg ens, N. g.
Tue Twentytbird regiment n g, OF brooklyn, viii
kegmenta line will be formed the state Arsc a nine
o'clock The regiment wi parade In full winter uniform
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sHEKP AND LANDS.

The nNrkeT nHH Dccu TuUIy Xfuttcu uHrfnB tnr pusE
week and though the demand continues good prices
lower all kinds The bulk Of the offerings ordinary.
and large proportion sold AT inside quotations. Tbs
receipts heavier than BEFORE and not all
sold ss the yards we're overnowing yesterday.
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CEN'TRAI. RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.-

NENTRAL RAILROAD oi NEW -JEhohI.
Eroto foo. Of Couftland.s Connecting at Hampton
Junction with Delaware Lsiassnns and esern kailrosd
Ard At Easton with LeSh Valley Esrosd and is conneo
ION, forming direct line Pittsburgh snd tho West without
SPRING Observation-Disclosures March D. 1852
Leave Nex-york az follows: .p. pa,.
U..sseuee EIpKsss-At q IN. FOR Esston, feanlng'
pousy,ll, Harrisburg biauch Chunk, WIlamspoIi, &c
MAI TnIIs-At Q. for Esston, water Gap, Sersn'
tos Great Bend Pit,stou, Wikesbarrs, &c Ct, y,p
"a n THRorsH TRNS-For kss'ou, Msuen ChunA' VIZ
Hsm,osrt Reading. Pot,svile HsrTisbnrs 80 .r,
APP n TRAM For Esston, Bethlehem Ausn''""'
ard Msgch Chunk
s.Opy WAY TR,fs-For seusrville- 49,
e,x Wx,rEsS E1PKg,s-For Ea,ton. Allentown kesa
ing Harrisburg Pbursh and the West sesPins cars from
jersey CITY through to Pittsburgh - rnr.,.
Hxyxs.s TRIs yog HARRisBrRe-The q m. tIpre.s
7, Ain from Eex Yo,b arrives a. HeusbusI m sonect
in, c..t And Wes. on Railroad Eotnrn
Cents. Railroad Moth and South snd with the Cumoer
land Valley Railroad. 80 yy,.r I..,..
Tuy THEorGu EHpERss TRAIN FoR Tss W.T. Iesve'
New.Yori at D. M daily sundsy. erc,psd m,kns c.ose
connection Har-bsrg with Pegn'yl 10
chang. Of c.r PbUrgh aud but one 10 sibcinh" M
hcsgo -Four hours ,iDs 10 saved by taking TN. tIhn
EuI,srTuPoRr ASp kEwfoax tsHKr-Lesve rcw
yors rom pisr No. D. Nern River o. 1910 and II M ''|o
s3n, and $50 p. M. ,,u....xxrv
Tho boats stop at kerssn Point ana mta,nss
trip each wa. JOHN " oihh'o Supo'l
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6tationerp ano fanen Goods.
- rkNHE PEN Is MGHTIER THAN THE
K SWORD"
THE GOLD pEN--THE BEST OF ALL PENS.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.


Or recep. of sny Of the folio wing in cash post
sspps tbs subscriber viii seod BY return mail or otherwise
directed Gold Pen or Tens selecting ne same see0ras9
"'"''''''Ia oID fENs, WITHOUT CASES.
For Is cents the Magic Pen for % cents the Lnoty Pen;
r so eents the Aways-Ready PEN foI - cents e Eez.n,
Pen ana for 81, n. E1cssi'r rsa
The are. nos. 2, s.. 5 sndS
TEE SAME PENS IN sILVrg-PLATEO EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILs
Tor 20 cents the Magic PEN for Is csut the Lucky Pen
and for II 81 Ii. Excelsior Pen. These weisDshed
good writing Gold Pens with dosuiu Points the average
o. every Ct which III far ou'aH g'o OF the best
The name "a. Morton" "Nur.bsrp and "Qusiiy' are
stamped The following Pen. snd The PSh.' are wsan,
sge oniv NO beng hs smallss. No the l.rse't
Lrses, Mammoth God Pen for desk Long aud medium
kibs Of ali zines snd qGs;es Short Eibs OF f'os and
and de only Of hs, quality The ongrsvin' are Ac'im
GOLD PENS. WITHOUT CASES
For rs cents. No. Pen. lss quality, OF No Pen, 81
'TOr 81 No Pea. lat quality, No. Pen, ID quality
For ~ IS mo Pea, l Quality, sNO. Pen, "a quail
~, or a No. Pen Sd quality.
fO s. 50 .No Pen. II quality, No. Per- I'd quail
ty ore No. Pen, Sd quality. . -
ter ~ q. = No Pen lst anslsy. ....-,.,,,,o,.
THE SAME GOLI PINS ~ SILVER EXTENSION
CASES. WITH PENCILS.
SI ~ sSo p +, gaass OIsS Pf F.. % Sos,
For - No Pen lst quality or No Pen, I'd qnaisy
For =? 50 no Pen, L. quality No Pen. I'd quail
fly. 30 PEG. 81 gusi,y
for So No; Pen Isl quality, No. Pen ID quality.
Tor 80 81 No Pen. lst Quality.
COLD rENS ALL noEAH4pIT "a siLvERMoUSrEo
For ~ No. 1 Pen; for ~ 2J ana Pen; for 81 7sa
No. 8 Pen Por 50 80 No Pen
For ga no Pen, for SSsNo. sPsni and for s6sNo
The I Quality" are poin with the very best Triio.mn
Points carefully selected ard meme OF hi quality SOLD
with the slightest mPerfecon which ss and tho closest
scrutiny detect
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Gopartnersbip Hotties.
NOpARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-Notice i

COPARTNERSHIPN OTICE.-Noticei here
u n, s,,sn ,h., WILLIAM J. GORDON who resides at
Csveisns In the State Of Ohio, NORMAN 5 BtNrLrf !,
who resides in Brooklyn In the state Of New fos ana
CHARLES w BURTON who resides In the City and state
OF New York hdvr formed limited partnership paasL' 70
the provous of the Revised Statutes Of tse STATE OF
tran .ction Of . GENERAL COMMISSION BUoinEss
under IN. srpi name Of BENTLEY a BtRlOS, in whiSh
all the !.s interested srs the aid HUFFMAN bbtI
LEY and CHARLE5 W. BURTON who are the general
ps-tu.r. and the saii WILLIAM J. GORDON, Who'll the
specL partner; that the said William Gordon has con
thoutsd the Thirty Thousand Dollars c.pts 70
ward the soct which amount has been actually Para
In In cash that the ssd partnership ia 10 conneree on ths
h,t day Of February eoe thou,snd eight hundred ana Iy
two and 10 tsrmiu,te the ihi'tyhr't day OF y.Iai
one thousand eight hundred and Ity i've and thA; The bust
ness Of he psneshp 10 be carried on Ia the City Of He"
WILLIAM J. GORDON,
NORMAN g. BENTLEY
CHARLES w. BURTON
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Proposals.
invited till the 18th

CEAIFD PROPOSALS are invited till the 10Th
~, OF MARCH 1862 st u IN Tor yurch..ips from ihs
0ov.niaent the HIDES ,ad TALON aoV W % s hs
fropSs TONNES, CHUCKS. ard Sims, Of al tne
81. Cattle used by the Army Of the Potomac except tno
kI.d ei,hn IA. ancient limits Of the District oil Couno
No bid De entertained unless The bidder P'''"'
He uidrs T.ow &c. cb,eir-d at he risk OF the con
,-xeo.-l- viii be held aTcounsos Tor tices &C. o' AL
.,iu,,l, .ilad wh.,Lsr he gets them or not - q,
IRE Ma. - Le directed 10 " MAJOR A. BECkNlEh, u 81
g. g. A, Washington. u. C.
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-OFFIC OF THE
~ COMMISSIONERS ~ TAxEs AID Asss.sss1s. no y.
CHAvuER@s1, NEW.iuEg. January -. i@l-cOIltE Is
HEREBY GIVEN. tUt tie Assessment Rolls 81 Real ana
Persona Estate oth- City % New for the iss, are
no opeu for bic inspection and viii continue open until
the 3th day q April next inclusive Al tar PAYERS ar~
esesy requested 70 cs ana exam1e te same 10 order
that eois the aessnents nsy be corrected. Also
persons entitled law TO reduction OF thor asessnents
u b@iug for Military sesiool also
.rlry or chart sbe institUon by ia~ sHenp, from taxa
ton requested 10 make application of such reelection OF
exemption previou. 10 the closing Of tue rolls on said h day
o. phil 49, .
The following section Of the Act Of April Is 1889 IL pub.
shed Tor the information Of tx pA-ers:
SECrIos TO- Daring the Tune the book shan be open 10
pubic inspection heTnbsi0e provided sppcs on may
b. made by person considering himself isved ~ the
assessed valuation Of bic real personal e.t,o to have the
ssme corrected II application be made in relation 10
a. valuation Of real estate must be sis IN VIII,
lax stating the grornd Of digestion thereto ard eo on
the shall examine into the eompiAnt and H.
their Judgment the sssessmen erroneous they sbs
cause the be corrected such application be made
In to the ass-.d vslusiion q peonE estate the
pcaut the be mined under o.b BY the sat COMMUNION
shall Authorized a6niisteT oath.
q hon and A. g. his their the ss.esspeu ero-
they .hs css tine 10 be cor tctsd ard M the
smounl they may belt yo 10 be just and
their decision thereon wi hin thy dsNs se sucn
pcsoE shall have been Lsce 70 item No reduction s. De
made by the Board of Supervisors assessment o. real
or personal estate pJed undel ths act uuloss sba
p, oath strmstion that the sggisved Wa
unable attend within tho period prescribed for The corfec
ou Of Taxes by OF sickness absence from the CITY
A J. WILLIAMSON,
J. w. ALLEN
J. w BKOWN.
Conmiriouefs OF Tues and As.essnen.s.
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1862. 7 H E 1862.
PENN5YLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,

PENN5YLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with ts connection, forms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fnox Ezv YosK TO TIM PRiSciPAL Wksrshs CITIES
Ekh. trains daily from Newfork 20 Phuadelphs via
kew.Jeusy and Camden And Amboy hns, -.
AL THROUGH TRAINS FoR THE Visit BY THIS
ROUTE LrANE NEW-iORk FROM THE
FOOT or COlRILASDi-sf
By way Of Phl.dsphs the rnornius p..eurs leave New
YAK al tisEe other routes Evening Passengers
att p N one hour later than othes lines.
b wsy OF Allentown. evening passenger Leave ct m,
three later than tho Northern lines aud by both rontes
the tine a. Nothera lines Ia Cbcsso and al
ptns Ia the Northwest CrtsIs Indianapolis, Louisville
II Louis Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati. and all main
pints Nsst with ever changes Of carr
Pltbargh 355 mile. and New orb TO Pittsburgh 80 mles
imok ng and Saloon Cars on all taiGI
Fare tho same a. other routes
5agg-ge checked through. Transfers free
s.eur. Tic. cts, oil mill ussi by Piti-bursh
WESTERN EMlGRATlON
The Psnnsyivsns Cea'rl Company runs an Emisrint
parties moving No.t~ ard at ons half the usual ats
ofisre ,..,,,,u,
to.nd from sny point the Baro.d. Of ONO KENTUCKY la
dips, llhuos Wisconsin Iowa or Missouri by RAIL
Road OBJECT OF to any port on The na'isabo Tveu Of
The Of Freight TO and from any point IN the Wedb by
h fennsyv Railroad ct all tines favorable. ssafe
IL. inustng the transportation OF their Freight 70 tina Com
psry. rely with 60, ndrnce on IL. speedy transit
LIVE STOCK.
rmers and Dealers 10 Live Stock will find hits mos. sa
geous route Cspicons fsrds well wsteed aud sup
pd wh every convenience have been otened on this line
.nt' connections aud eys st.noa paid 70 shei want,
feeding ard realig choice os rod OF the fHlLADEL-
PHA' KEw.YORk aod BALTIMORE MARKETS
J. L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent. No. ! Astor-Houss
LEECH 4 Co., Freight Agents,
No. | A.tor House aud No. South William st.
MCDONALD L Bi,ChoFf Enigtant Agents
rNocu rruIs C.,.,.l sno,, Atoou. Pa r.
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CUPREME COURT, Jefferson County.

CUpREME COURT. Jefferson County
~ JAMES MCBRIDE sgalu,t DE LAFAYETTE bAkI-
LETT survv NJ partner Of John y. Mites, deceased ne
Irving Bank, d harLiug CLARK Rossrs D.'i, Miles "
ian r. Bartlett C. 4. Bartlett Dartmple' cso'Ro y.
BARTLETT, Mile. BAtlct Hiram q. Andrews, ,nsauvey
Shafrr, NJ Or er. Ju'iu, VoetTe, a. W. Davis ~ . cle.
20, Comparet, Hubbell Co.. J. Van Lear, IN, T
and Amboy Railroad and Transportation Coppany ~ sho.
Yors aud Eris KsirosJ Company, Craig hupoeu Gnoi
" lliams Goodhue S,euet Honnin. osu'9 N NJ.
W. w. kenfs~. John short A. Ntli'm,op, " st-I
Mckinney Dunlap, Sutton Dunhsin. W sihe'' phooIe
aobin,ou, w. NJ battle Il. GrsH lislvry .oa a,n,s
McAili,ter A. y. Russell NJ 4. Rice Gordon. r.
J. b. Copl-n, siiddieswsr1 Sleoum a. watson s'.ssn
on, The Ati.ans Bsnk The Blsck River bsns ~ rerhe
\. n Hsger, This Continental BANK Cbs.es a. piouo'a
Archibald ~ Asrtou, and Ell"sng.f "ross No,, yty
BaDk and North River Bank TO the abosonamed defend
ants; iou hereby summoned and Fe'med 20 a~et us
psin of Jame. Mcbride plaintiff IN the supreme COY
Of the State OF N-wiotk which "" Med IN the Cets
oce in Jefferson County on ns .so usy o. Jon "
u,ry 1862 aud serve copy Of your answer on US a. our
Office the Village Of Waiertowo County o. Jefferson
within twenty days AFTER tho service oil tni. summons. sa
elusive q ID. day Of service and you are hereby notnsa
hat II you fail " snswsr the compliant a. above ieqouso
lie vsns viii apply Court Tor tho relief demanded
'"' ''"T BA0LEY WRI0ur. Plif. Auya
g.Ata y.vs~TT Wstert~wn
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fost an6 fonn6.

7 OST or STOLEN-A NOTE made nv T r
IL PURDY. dated SEPT &C. 1851 p.yabs erht month. az.
ds.e 70 RiCHAaD CALRow I order, and indor.ed 3,
said Carlow All peu are CAUTIONED sraio,t n "
CEIvIN0 or NEGOTIATING said NOTE. Anr info,m.
t1a n relsnsa TO the came VIII b. thankfully received BY the
saheonkse q. o. KINNEY. No. Brosdst NY
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Bcyy,Lo, Nsw. York AND KRis R. X Co

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to the
~ provisions Of sectoo chsrter ~ Of the Laws o. W.,
the BUFFALO, NEw-YoRA AND ERIE RAlLhVoiA ,t
eat bidder on tie DR. rnses Of COMPANY EIohsnse
between Michigan and Chicago n the City Of bunho on
the 29th day u March, 1861 at 10 ocock the ouowns
have remained unclaimed in the possession OF SAD
for period " than prior 10 the date OF 'n
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Gales bn Anlilcn.
A. NJ. MyRwIS. Aucuonee..

n.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build
ns, Nos 500 and S6 Brssdway.--Sslss OF Books Sta
toaery Pictures WORKS Of An Fancy Goods Furniture 40
FRIDAY EVENING. March II, a. O'Clock
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOkS-km'
b,arins s variety Of v.lusbe works various srbjec's
and ,s Literature Scientific Classical and School
Books &C. Also Jspsuee, Chinese aud other Fancy Ar'i
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Efgal Notices.

PURSUANT to n DECREE Of the HIGH
L COURT or CHANCEaY made in cause, HENRY
boswell ard ELlZA hi. Wife agiius, WILLIAM REECE
reuu er nccr, upon the Real Estate which JOHN
FOWD, sf.~rward JOHN FORD FRENCH, formerly of
Roms T. b. tho County Of uent. aud late u New
YORK Ia The United States Of America, who died IN
abou, the month OF Fenrusy 1875 recovered possession IL
the 1881 by their Solicitors before the twenty
third day Of April 1852 in snd prove their claims
the Chamber of the Nics Chancellor sir William PAGE God
No. IL New Square. Linroins Inn Mddessx in default
thereof they win be peremptory excluded from the benefit OF
he said Decres.
MONDAY the 2sth day OF April 1862 ut 70 o'clock noon
At the said Chambers Ia appointed for hearing aud dudioans
upon the csims.
Dated thi. 22d day ~ February. 1862.
EDWD. WEATHERALL Chief Clerk.
PARK and w. g NELSON, No. IL Es,eXsfect strand,
Ageuts for O. b. FOOINER, Romsey HAns PLAINTIFF so
iclo
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Driuting.

NUEAPER THAN the CHEAPEST, and AS
~ GOOD As tho BEST.-Forssi him not DICKSON the
Che,D Pdn,rr 3Tryonrow rear City Hall Cards zoe per
loo B.llfieads IS per Everything else equally low
CTEAM JOB PRINTING at low prices.
y C. A. WHlTEKORNE, No. ~ Ann-st doom east OF
Ns,saI-st.
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NOTICE.-Custon-I House. New York, Collec
~ tor. orc. nsrsh is ls2 Ca and sNsI thi. da.
order for APPRAlsTnEkT or MERCHANDISE DAM
ACED on TIE VOYAGE or iMPORTATION viii be
issued from this Office certificate from The WNdsns
OF tho Port Of The fact OF such damage be mr., present.
HIRAM BARNEY Collector.
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furniture.
Commissioner. efTues and A..s.nen.s.

bedroom enameed FURNITURE of all
ID colors Of warranted msuusciuTe also solid Chesnn
Chamber Suite. at III. r. FARRiSGT0%5, Nc. 800 Canal
ST. opposite Wooster Established IA 1898.
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Burnina fInib, Oils, &c.

NRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received direct from the manufacturers and wells .se
for tale IA Quantities su In prime shipping order q hs
ysry 10 est market rates By SChIEFFELIN BkOTHEh5
L Co. Noa 4 20 and 112 William st.. New-forL
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would stiLl bring our last quota
uri IN market Tisre 70 very
( the unsltisisctory quality Of
our quotations for the comnos
ncludei);
Kidney .choice. pbu.l 1901 =
Marrow, ch.. y ou. . y ~ y
do. com. 20 socd.i T3a1 %
n. fair to good. 81 @6S3 %.
,uss sstive, withou, any nls.e
ringing up slong the hoe Of Ne
len the market here. ErslsA
We quote:
English Dairy. y b.."Iys
Ohio Cheese.
more moderate this wesk then
We quote.
Doeks, choice. fS....lt0u
Ducxs, commoa y ro..l03lS
6vese, choice, y d.. 90ie
Geese, common y D.. 36t
Old Cocks, y io..... zoe
ie more liberal. and prices from
ao,a'ioua A skill further do
Western, choice. !, dos ls Oil
Iors are for No. ! qualities
49, s,usnAfp-
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II TERMINUS.-Ieavs Jamessip and Nth-st- Ferries
New. York 800 m. for Grsenport go m and 3:W 3
M for North Isp and Ssturdaysto Isph.nSi 500 m an'
$40 D. NJ, for Syosset $3.50 $50 and p m; Tor he"p
steai ard $50 O. M, 800 o and o p m for Jsnaica
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hiSSOLUTION.-The Partnership hereto
~ fore exiting uad.i the nsins and hrm OF MckENLiE
OHARA /. nj. day di,oly-d By niuiusl consent ALtX
AMBER MCKENZIE hereby authorized 70 collect all debts
and due III. said hrn aud n the nsrshp name
IA Liquidation Dated Hsw.iort March H. lSb2.
ALEXANDER MCKENZIE,
CHARLES II. O'HARA.
NOTICE.-Ths underlined will contnne the bn.ineu Of
Plumbing and Gs f the former place Of business OF
Mckenzie OHsrs corner " 9Th aud Greeness "a the
CITY OF New.Yort. ALEXANDER MCKENZIE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-13

THNAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FUR
IA SITURE IN all ooor and styles wholesale aud retail
The largest stock the city Suites $40 and upwad Also
solid Walnut Suites, Mattresses. fslssses, &c. WARREN
WARD No. Z77 Cansl-,i, doors east Of Broadway.
ElRST-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE
T. Plain decorated and grained. Soil Walnut aud Oak
SETS suits at x20 and upward Mserse. Spring Beds. ko
J. w. FISHER Co., Msuuisotureu
No. $50 Brosdwsy, between Bic cAer and bond-s.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-13

hudson RIVER RAILROAD.-FO ALBA
III NY sud TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NURPH and WEST Trains leave:
From Chanibersst From Slhst.
Fsu,ss aud IL ni and rs n: 80 M, and $40 and
and y. $40 p. m.
FRO and Albsny tsIth sleep 40 SUNDAY, included
Ia carr. lo:i3 o.
pochk.epss trsln a, 500 30 m., and l2:l5 and Gao
L. aud " IN. and b:l3 y.
rea,kl train, 4t0 i:25
Smy Sing train, e:a3 m, 10 10 g. H.. aud $40 p IN
A. p. SMITH. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-13
"a Uhom II man Concern.

DLUE VAUGHN (son of John Vaughn. for
, merly Of Lexington, Mol repoE. 70 A. ?. KEITH.
West Liberty, MLsaiine County, fosi-Ooe address
immediately a. il is highly important and OF interest to
fieud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-13

1JNO NEWSPAPER OWNERS "A Gentleman
rr,eriencea in the conduct Of Newspaper wtshe. TO
PURCHASE 4 HALF INTEREST in some prosperous
en- 10 place within days journey OF New
York City. Addists q. HiLLiARD, No. "a West fthsI,
Eew-NoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-13

DASSAGE FOR HAVANA.-The fast sailing
British sriz SAGINAW, Cl.rs, rn.'ter, hs' hns sccon,
M dion. end viii sail in sew days FOR On
board Pier No 5EA,t River, or TO NM J. DE"Ei Co.,
No Malls.