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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-28

Tas Tf..s-~It is almost too early for the
trees to he budding forth, yet IL is not too early
to impress Oh The !nds of all that trees are
amoagst III. most attractive features city
Possesses in nlts III uier, and That they are
not less pleasing to The eye ao agreeable set
OILS TO heated payeinents, brick walls, and th.
other ccucomi;ants OF Il city, than their hade
Is refreshing 10 the wearied deni1ea who lin
gers therein during the summer solstice.
Sometimes in "a city it happens that As much
care is necessary Ia preserve The trees agsiast
the inc rsions Of VaDdals as is rruuired IA,
protect the game left after an "ac,iye senson"
from tbs iuroads OF ruthless Dot. .hunterx II.
some portions Of this city, where uerxons of
taste have endeay ored to EN- oellish their real.
dences with shade trees, the limbs have been
torn on, the bark peaed on, and other similar
outrages committed, which would naturally
lead one 10 the belief that the perpetrators had
very con,rae,e idea OF the b.autifuI either
Ia nature or art. This should no, be-
Ire Poftes Cror, reaped on SATURDAY nigh
ard sunday aud disposed OF by the Mayor
yesterday. was dark though large one.
ihe nrSt prisoners disposed Of We're George
Dick and jim, three slaves, for stealing 4
tairei oi sugar from B. C;stogni The ev,.
denee satisfied the Mayor OF The guilt oi
the tfIo, and they were zach ordered 10 b..
sWeriened TO the tune Of Is The next "eoi.
ored iiassos" called ip The bar was William
Banks. asiaya. charged with stealing 4 lsA Vi
tea i.o.n William Tay. .or and bunch OF fish
from Cur1eiius smith. Bali was found guilty
ia both cases, and was ordered Is In each
William Randall, NEGRO, TOR a&sAultiug NARY
Frederick, . white WornAa, recelttd dry
beef breAktAst that warmed hts hack u u DAD
rot ssrengthea hle stomach 30 much S0r ths
African race aud their peceadtlioes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-28
LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.

- pR. i~iGLI. HUNtEOPATHIST.
me- removed to Franklin street. corner
II. an Al Mrs. U4inC} IS. ie l5-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-28

- PROFESSIONAL. SERVICES to the
g. ,.4ulmN he found az the residence of his
..,-er. j.aE, LYoNs, Esq., on the Brooke road.
'.s-Itf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-28

OF the amount for arms a.2aJ3 was paid
under contract for arms purchased by the
late Governor, and how on hand
Amount appropriated hg law. ..... $50 900 90
Claims allowed for pa, ment. ...... ly7 $50 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-28
Balance unexpcrded.

Claims audited and reported TO Gerer-
al Assembly
Amount expended by Executive and
paid out OF Civii Contingent Fund
Amount paid by Board. ..,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-28

THE CATHOLICS or H,ONTREAL.-A great
mass meeting OF the Eng ssh speaking Roman
Catholics of Montre Was held last Sunday
afternoon in the 81. Pa,rick's Church, to eX.
press sympathy on b'haaf of the Pope. Bishop
Iaracque, of Montreal, presided. and con-
siderable number OF prominent gentlemen
took part in the proceeding. Several speeches
were delivered, denouncing Napoleon with
out stint as ''a miserable man, professed
Catholic, practised hypocrlte, a revolution
ary tyran:, who in all probability has made 4
bargain with the secret societies that, III re-
turn for the guarantee of his life against tho
as.Assin's blade, he Will let loose, AS he has
already done, revolution i'll Italy
TuE REVENUES OF MtssissIPrI.--The late
Legislature of Mississippi raised the taxes 10
Is cents on each negro, Instead of lo Us hereto
fore: and to % cents on each SlG0 OF land. in.
stead of ;6 cenis-thus neariy doubling The tax
on slaves aud increasing that on lands u Per
cpnt AS thare are about 4A',yGU slaves IN Ire
Stat. il will increase 'se' taxes ON that pro-
,er,y alone about S'5d,i0t. and on the lands
about -, liisl per ar - fia' atrt lni- year
the gross revenue VIII tS. aoout e"i".e" in'is
than it has beeu past years irom there I've
items.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-28

WEALTH OF LOUISIANA The report OF the
STATE Auditor of Louisiana shows the taxable
property in the city of New Orleans to be
ShG,S p!-, more by six and "a half millions
than one fourth of The whole taxable property
of the State. !Acluding the right bank of the
river, the assessment of the parish of Orleans
complete is @it9 i:s1 So. There are ten parishes
in the State which are assessed for over ten
millions each five 70. T.. millions two for
seven millions, anN i, ibr about six millions
each. TIE total tv ali: property is Sc; down
at StO0 iJa,ei1. The E, population of the
State i given at J., 't-ii. The assessed VA! tie
of taxable property tAesetorc. averages more
than = Siinjper head f.. very free person Of Ill
ages sexes and colors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26
Buil1ina materials.

Jersey CITY , ,r,,
u NOLDING AND PLANNING MILL,
Corner Of Green and Morgan St., , ,,,,,,
WOOD HOLDINGS, BEADS, ARCHlTRAViES,, FEW
CAPS RAILS AND HAND-RAILS NEWEIS'
BALUSTERS, BRACKETS, TRUSSEs, &c.
CONSTANTLY HAND, AND hADk TO okpkh- nj,
All kinds Of Scroll Straight Saving Turning s done WIN
neatnsss and dispatch,
ME-" e J. B. FULLER,
Proprietor.
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This ompsny having cash capitol sreeeded y those o.
four oil er city Companies conaes ~ insure all kinds Of Fer
.on Poporty Buildings, Ships In port and heI Isioe %
terms 90 low consistent with the security ns
,ra the Insured. DIRECTOKs:
~" S TAMFs IORINER GRAHAM, President
JOSEPH y. VARNUm, HENRY " buTLEIn,.
LEONARD APPLBBY JOSEPH d. nAhNUs, yh'
wtTIIAN x STRONG BOWrS r McILVAINE,
MnSEs TAyI0R GILBERT L. BEECKMAN,
TnWES n sggi'boN John G, HENDERSON,
DANIEL PARISH LORkAlN fhEnmhny,
GUSTAVUS A. CONOVER, EDWARD nACOaDhh,
MARTIN BATES JR-, WATSON ". CASfy INV
DUDLEY Is. FULLER, CHARLES u APpLbSf,
PASCHAL w. TURNEY, SAML. U: bkADFohp' 'Ar
FRANKLIN n. DELANO.
EDWARD A. SrANSBURY Secretary
ROBERT C. RATBBogK Asst Secretary
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no LET or lease, FURNISHED or UNFUR-
Real estate for 6aIe.

OOAI LANDS. &c, &e.-AbOut 70S Acres of
~ Coal a5s Building Lots Farms Large New Hotel stooe
Ssbg &c This property located IN Lu1efne County
tbe hes Of tho Wyoming VALLEY directly opposite Pitsto aud
ss and Of the great Pennylyana Goal Company Tho ad
hen bored and proved The Piston Vein underiies
ehs ssms The Lactswsnns snd bloomsbuTg Railroad rams
through property and has station depot 60 &C. ioosted
TIE property be ssld bargain close eosesTn Ap
plyto p,..,asn, West Pit ~ Coal Co.
Cor Chestnut and Water sta, Philadelphia,
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THE OVAL PIANO-F ORTE.-
Ronse- furnishing GOODS.

HARRISs PATENT T-SWEEPERS.
The best article for CLEANING CARPETS 10 the mar.
ket The brush can be let down he rubber PADDED
heel prevents injury 70 the carpets while the DO
swept WitL out any dust whatever. For sale Ly
s. w. SMITH No. S3i Broadway
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1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA ISG0
lCOOC MIRA L RAILRoA D. lOVV
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE
no capacity Of this hosd equal any In the oous

Ths capacity OF this hOsd d eqaa 20 any In ths o0s
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Office No. 2 Astor Hsase, Broadway.
Facilities for the Of Passengers 70 and rom C
nnsd Chicago Louis Paul. Nashville, Memphis Mo-
Orleans snd ali otheg In the West North eSt -
South unsurpassed for speed and comfort By rosa
Through trains for the West leave New osk foot o. Cous
tsndtst Morning Express n nj. Evening Express p a.
Sleeping and smokinScas sn trains. .
always low and the time quick by any s<as
Route
By this Frcghts OF all descriptions be Forwarded
and rom railroads OF Ohio Kentucky indaz
Illinois, WISCONSIN Iowa or Missouri, 81 RAfLkOAD "
Rect any port the nsvigable rivers Of tho Wess
steamers nom Pittsburgh
The Freight to and from any point Of the West By
eenns ylyanis Railroad al times favorable odA
sy other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers ntru
ing the transportation Of their Freight to this Company cen
With confidence its speedy transit
This Company also maintains Emigrsnt Accommodates
Lane by which parties emisrsting westward enjoy cheap
comfortable mode If at ono half the mrs. sss
ofhre L. El.DIOTT Passenger Agent Nc Assor hsoss
LEEC-i & Co., Freight Agents, , -
No 3 Astor House, and No South WnftAn-s
MCDONALD BIsCHoFF, Emigrant Aseasst
No. Ba.tery-p,sos-
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A UCTION NOTICE. MORTIMER GRIFFIN
n Co iacept sale q elegant HOusE-
HOLD YliRNITIJRH THIS DAY (Thurs5syI at No ~ West
10Th third door ethsv oommeoons 81 io O'Clock co1
sistins Of Drawing Room chamber add Dtnnshoo Funi-
tute For particulsrs see Herald this day.
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LINE OIL PAlNIlNGS.-fltlLlf IL. IAN
IL ANTWERP AuctioDeer- Extensive collection OF OH
PAINTS GS FRIDAY and SATURDAY EFESlNtiS,
January and O'Clock each evening al the store No
4 Broadway nearly opposite the st Nicholas Hotel over 80
subjects principally BY native a including m.rJ attsc,s
pictures Views of Anne lean Scenery from odgns sketches oil
spots Revolutionary Scenes Sporting Pieces Oa-
Nahsn picture painted By GreSore OF AIwej
The Nativity and very old spanish picture and bcce hou
undoubtedly original copy Of Coregos Mother aud Chd
beuI Turner Potter Herring Cole and Others &c. &c They
are elegantly appropriately framed and Pictures and Frames
will btssod FOR account OF whom may concern
Catalngnes NAV be obtained. Sale PeremPtoIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26

DUTCHESS COUNTY FARM for SALE
~ The Farm q the late Col George vsndeIei ~ s,,ss
.t te the Hudson River miles south q
having river front n't' n h' miGs No
EOR SALE. AT FORT WASHINGTON,
II EIGRTs-A very select PLOT or OR luE : oi
eleven AS' S River, River S%' SE Of rem
ACRts equally cod In the same WesoMS wiism.
EOR SALE-The superior, full-szed 4-story
Cc built :,o aoB Bfei &c HopsEs so and %
East stS also sfoaE PROPERTY On Ih;;y near nh h.
:os SsG sySS % suit P B. ANGRY, No 2s6
EOR SALE-The new frst.class 4-story high
,p brown.stone.ffont HOUSE No 2so 2dsv near stay
yessn .tuArei finished with al tne modern Improvements
Free ts.sOo Apply Oh JUG 49,
NOR SALE-The HOUSE and LOT No. 60
F East sOth st. doors from 4thsv House !. brown
stone four stories H .pd Iss No. m Broadway
nor SALE--At LOWER CLOSTER, on the
Northern Railroad of NewJersey half of 2Oacre LOT,
ea1nty situted high ground To two genemen,
DESTROYS Of locating the price made satisfactory Address
EOR SALE. = That three story brOwn-stone
HOUSE the Of Lexington az and SSh.; s5e
23x42 lot 6S feet price sl2 SO0 Also Ho%se s|oiIns 70
feet wide price lSO These Houses are Ou. IN tn cn T s
n msSnsI ana nave 'H0 n'O''0 THOs KLPaTRoK
EOR SALE.-6O full LOTS in the City of Eliza.
II beth Ne~Jereey will be sod low for cash. or exchanged
Or
lars apply B. CLINTON No 40 Cedsrs, New-f ORR sec
ond hooI.
TOR sALE-A three-stOry and basement HOUSE
IN the vicinity of the Brick Church and the Tab
erpace with modern convenience and beautifully I'M
sbed inside Price 5000 half on bond and mortgage zoe
FIrpure ~ be sold with il desired Address Box No. 2O
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE first-cas brown:
stone HOUSE replete with every convenience situated
on Replace Brooklyn win be sold exchanged for country
sess near tbe civ Apply TO Mr. MARRIOTT,
No ll8 Maden-ane, up stairs
HOUSE for SALE, very CHEAP-Situate on
eserly side Of town 6thst Ia four story, brown
.one ne % lx6O feet; lot 1907 high stoop Price only
\ sOA mortgage 600 Also two HOUSES Oh Greenest
nesI Spring; size 25xSOi lot 100 BY r. o. PlEaCE NO. 10
William II.
HOUSE for SALE, VERY CHEAP-Situate
on the eastsry side Of 6ths- Is rsory
brown stone sze al by CO. lot 00 high soop Price only
SO SOC; D. 5000. Also two HOUSES in 0reenest near
NP-e' ' R. @. PIERCE, No. Is Willian-st.
NEW-MARKET-3A miles from Plalnfeld, n.
~ j. aud 20 miles from rev York acres OF Lana to be
divided AZ de,red for Building Lots each situated
yery near the pot The place perfectly healthy and Is Inn
Partie LOOKING places build country residences are re-
onssd 10 cali and get description OF the above, ut W. Ia
SEY MOUK'S. No ~ Nssssust., room No. B.
Also SMALL COTTAGE, with half an acre, one minute
from depot.
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Billiard Gables.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of well seasoned
IA BILLIARD-TABLES, made In the best possible
and At reasonable prices will found PHELAN Bill
Lard TABLE MANUFACTORY, Nos 49, IS CT and 81 Crss
by st. HewYork Every article connected with the trade o.
the lowest raiea
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financial

ALBEIT l. NIooLAY, Auctioncer
DEGULAR AUCTION SALE Of STOCKS
III and BONDs.-ALBRRT II. NfCOLAY WIN sell. THIS
DAY, Thursday. JAM o. at IL O'Clock ct the Merchants
Exchange;
S-tio Teue HsutA Alton and st. Louis r. R. 10 Y cent bd
70 900 Bellevle and Illinois town r. X y cent bonds
Is sbsres Gseua and Chicago r. r., Sl0o each.
ssr Mich Southern and Northern Ind X 800 each
Al I2i O'clock at the stock Saesroom, Ne 81 Wiamst
near " ell:
so abs, 81 Nicholas Bant. 81 shs. Atlantic BANK
40 ,hs AdIisc Ina IN sbs Hope Insurance Co.
% shs Commonwealth Ina. 30 shs Excelsior lns
no, hs. Gebhsrd Ins. 80 shs. Equitable Ina
20 abs Eagle Ins Co. 70 chs. Manhattan lns-
10 sbs. Firemsbs Fund ms 10 shA Commerce Ina
so chs United States ms 30 shs Eiremens Trust IDA
IFS aha Washington Ins. 60 shs. Relisf ms
rs sbs Artisans Ins. 20 shs. Metropolitan Ins Co.
1870 chs Beelman ms Co. 10 shs Howard ins
81 shs Arctic ns- Co. 100 shs Ienok Ins 70
100 shs. Am Guano Co. 6B shs New Amster IAN nH-
so shs. Mercantile lns. - .ba Portsmouth DIy Doo@'
$1,000 Hancock County u cent Bonds
$500 Treyorton Coa and Rairosd " cent
$1,000 Town Of Fort Madison (ows) " cent
%1,Coo Minnesota State I, cent . ~,
Next regular sale MONDAY, January o. Regular
auction sales Of Stocks and Bonds every Monday ana
Thursday, day whensysr required At " oSGSx
the Stock Saesroom No 50 Wilam-.t or MerchsnA OK
change desired Stocks and Beads bought and sold private
yale and at the Brokers' Board - -
~ ~ w ALBERT II. NGOLtY,
Stock Auetoneer, Broker and Bsaker
No 50 William st., near Wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON, and
- GLASGOW, calling at QUEENSTOWN Ireland TO Land
ard embark passengers and dispatches.
The Liverpool NewYork, and Philadelphia Steamship Com
pasy splendid Cydsbu Iron Screw Steamships insude$
10 sail a. follows:
IRON nHw-foRx LIyxaPooLi
EDINBURGH. SATURDAY, jan 70, 1914
CITY or BALTIMORE. SATURDAY, Feb IT, 1860.
And each Saturday, noon from Pier No ~ 4
PRoN
CITY OF MANCHESTER SATURDAY FEB 4, 1881.
And each Winter and each alternate Saturday In Su
meT, frou Pier No. a North River.
PASSAGE:
Cabin to Queensown Liverpool, or
Cabin to London via Liverpool
Third Class to Queenstown, liverpool Glsssow......
Third Glass London, via Liverpool ~
Third Clas. Return Tcket available for ak months from
Liverpool GLASGOW.
Passenger Hsvrs Paris Hamburg Bremen
Antwerp a through rates via Liverpool
Certificates ssued from Liverpool Glasgow, ana
Queenstown, TO cow-York.
superior accommodations for Passenger
constructed With water tight compartments and sx
perenced Suryeons
For Freight Passage apply the Once OF the Company
JOHN q. DALE, No is Broadway. New. York Agent
In Liverpool to WIN. INMAN, Tower Buildings.
In Glasgow to WIN. INMAN, No 10 Oixonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26

GOAL OII-Fully equal TO the best In market
~ f,r sae Of los than usual phoes BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26
a TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAvI-

a TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
"A CATION COMPANY'S NEw-YORK AND GALWAY
LlNE-The departure from New ork viii be the spsR
lid and powerful steamship CIRCASSIAN, Capt Campbell,
which Win leave THURSDAY, February 1860 touching
st. Johns ~ e. to receive the royal mails This vessel ha<
greatly improved, Large outlay her accommodations
been and she Of the finest and tasted
steamers ahost
PRiCBs ep PAssAgE-Fist class $50 e7s and go sttes
rate Galway ony) third $40 including free tickets TO many
Of the principal cities main railway routes Of Gree,
Britain and ireland Third cass must provide plate knife,
fork &C. and bedding Passengers to StJohns-Fir class
Ss3 and go Passage In the third class be secured "a
bring persons from Galway foi $40 For freight passage
apply only 10 Allen hoLLAND Ce,
Agents for the line, No 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26

VOUNTRY SEAT for SALE at ORANGE,
VHIGts s6 acres on mountain side and near to depot
aJsss buildings and improvements non son souuds@os0 OF
go s1A sar, soh spring wster Apply to . ,,,,,,
HU'' 49, LUDLOW PATTON Co., No ~ WiuAmT"
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hudson RIVER RAILRoAD.-FronD ss.

90 ~. Iis,v cb.1ser,s ., Station !. ,0w-
Express Trains and II m aud 4:00 IN for sang 80
s:45 and $50 for Poughkeepse. 7:So m and 20 ~
l:eo D. m for Pe+kskill Sis p Montreal and osns2
Passenger Train with sleeping leaves daily a. s
o. o. The Poughkeepsie, Peessk and Sing Sing ILsn 80
Il most of the WAY stations Passengers taken ct Chat
Canal Christopher 3lstts Trains for New oh les
Troy 6Is and 1910 and at srd u ana Assns
'0'' " ~ ~ Al f. SMITH Sapetintea2snL
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A. M. MHkNIhi Auosivnoer'
DY BANGS. MERWIN & Co., Trsde Sale
- rooms, No. 10 Psrk.row ~
FRIDAY EVENING, Jan a. at g. O'Clock.
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF English and American
Books embracing works every department Of Science and
Al,o great variety If and curious old Books superb5
ulutrated Works. SOCKS Of Engraving Scrap Prints hno Cd
Ensrayipgs 40. Catalogues are now ready
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HBynY H. LEBDs 4 Co., AUCrIoNEHRs
{ SNEDEC0Rs FIRST ANNUAL SALE.

7 SNEDECORs FIRST ANNUAL SALE.
y SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY SALE or FINE
COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS WATER s1o So ,4r
AND DRAWINGS, AT THE ACADEMY or DEsIGNi lure
ST NEAR BROADWAY, COMPRISING WORKS OF d THE
MOST EMINENT ARTISTS or AMERICA AND W hUPE
PRINCIPALLY PAInrED EXPRESSLY FOR THIS I 5 ALE
win be sold at AUCTION the EVENINGS ofolst January
and February hapas! O'Clock each evening at tho
abovepamcd place. go
Among the collection to be found the WORKS Of Andre.
Archenbach Church. Rothcrme Schlesnsc I'd frere Ken
sett, DuraRd, Gignoux, VIM Hsrt, bdmonds Shyer Yer
Herring Stevens DeGroux. Jacques Lemmens
Coutourer Patrols Sonnag Meyer CASTELAR, T. Johnson san
ford Mason Clifford Boughton, Tait Blauye Beowes Crop
sey ily Spencer Boule Carter Van beest hennessy
williamson Moore, Hal, bondel, Shattuck Oss d. Johnson
Dix, Owen, &c ,.,u,n,u,o,, y,pp -
The above Paintings are EXH BITlON FREE. roG
A. M TO D. m and from to 10 until the evening OF sse
] SNEDECoR, No 54 BROADWAY.
ITO CLOSE a COMPREHENSIVE INTEREST.
i Valuable LRASEHOLD PREMISES on bROADWAf
50 feet north of Pranklis-st to be SOLD at AUCClUN
CLOSE A COMPREHENSIVE INTEREST:-E u LUD-
LOW Co viii sell public auction at IL o'clock a. the mer
chants Fxchants in the City Of New ork on TUE5O
Jan 81 1860 the very valuable and eihy situated LIZ ASH
HOLD PREMISES No 1903 Broadway running sronih to snS
fronting Coulsndt alley The building Ia = ee9 9n aao
rear and deep I've stores hgh on Broadway aud seven
stories alley the basement being nearly
level sidewalk in the II has been entirely re-
modelled put complete order for f1stcsss bus,
ness further particulars apply to the AUCrloNEEhs NO.
IL Pine-st.
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OEo. A. LEAyrT, Auctionecr.
DY GEO. A. l. AVITT IL Co.
FRADE-sALE ROOMS, NoL 3T1 and s19 BROADWAY,
sALB or
BOOKS STATIONERY, WORKS OF ART, ko-


THURSDAY EVENING, Jan % at 81 O'Clock.
AUCTION SALE TO CLOSE AN EsTAfE-A small los
sfBOOKS and PAMPHLETS together with SONS BOOK AC-
COUNTS ofwbch list win be given at sale, belonging to tbs
estate OF Rudolph GsUigue, by order OF the Assignee
TO be followed by Catalogue Of valuable popular, standard
and miscellaneous BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS etc. In great va
riety. - - ..-,.-,,.oo>. , -
Great sale of BOOKS, STATIC VERY, BLANK BOOKS,
MAPS STEREOSCOPES, VII WIS. &c, in quantities being
the entire stock the whoot be sold auction
without reserve, by order OF the Assgnees.
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ltRNTRAL RAILROAD OF EEW-JERSEf-
NConnectns Hampton with the Delawuc
and Western Railroad and Esstor With the Lehiso Vy
Railroed - 49,.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Commsno Dec Is esa-
Leave Newly Rason and intermediate psoc on fo1
Of Cour.landtst, a NJ II and 4;lo Sor ssms-
Vile By the above trains and at $3.50 p.
From Pier No. North River q, 1880 and II 30 cad 50
a. M for Esston and intermediate ststens for somersius ~
he above trains and at $40 o. N
The IL o. train from foot Of Cosrtisndf st. and the II ~ -
nom Pier NJ r. make close connection q Easton VITA e
Valley Railroad and thence via East Pennsyfyani No.
Reading without change Of and coRnens hss
ing direct for PottsvHle and Harrisburg
Passengers for the Delaware, Lackswsnns and Wesn a
road viii Leave NewYork at from foot Courtiss ~
Ts0 from Pier only for Lehgb Valley Railroad snd
Is N fom foot of and e 30 and II 80
rom pier " r. only John O STERN 8. Supsuntsndszs-
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Roofing.

DATENT MICA and FIBROUS
CEMENT ROOFING,
Adapted 10 evey variety Of Roof old and Is uneqused
t durability beauty chespness by composition In use
CEMENT FOR SALE by the barrel with printed instructions
for nsA JOSEPH DITTO Co.. No. S7a broadway n. r.
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OYrIcK or ina ERIE N. Y. CIR RAILROAD }
JAMESTOWN. NJ " Jaa. 1890.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Eighth An
IN nua lection for THIRTEEN DIRECTORS OF this Com.
pany and for THREE INSPECTORS of the succeeding cleo
ton will be held the general Office " the Company at James
town NewYork, the I'd THURSDAY 9th day. Of
February The poll will be opened at O'Clock in the
open uutD O'Clock The transfer
the Path January aud open the day
an he election. WARNER u. SHAW, secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26

CTETSON's PATENT AGENCY.-T. d. STET
- SON No Tryon.row EewYork Applications prepare,
and argued before the w. s. Patent Office and Paen poour
In Foreign Countries Circular with nforuson sent ey mai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26

NEW. YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD,
N SPECIAL NOTICE.-FoE ibe better accommodate "
hs travelling public office has been esablished Ia the "a,
ns nov, used freight depot the Of White and Cc
the exclusive OF ohrckng Aoaay osssA
hse their baggage checked aud ceavey8
free OF the Companys depot corner ossoth st. and
av In meet the "a mail which arrives At Aossy
S.s m and the $3.50 express, which arrive. 81 AsS
both OF which trains uizaing connection WITH ~
Newly Central Railroad for the West the mad trails 80
connecting with trains for the NORTH Baggage VII also
warded nee OF charge 10 the NewYok Central Railroad dss
at Albany The office will be- open daily tom to 81 M
nom 20 l:+s m. for this purpose. -
Commencing on and ster MoSDAy, Jan 20.
Newly orb, Jan, 1870.