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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
SUPREME COuRT.-wALTER QUlN, plain:

CUPREME IOthl.-N ALlEh QOlN, pam
- tif, against THOMAS A. QUIS, and MARY JANE QelN
wife Arthur A Quin, Charles H. Quin, George A. Qoa,
John OHM John T. De,-n individually and Of The adj
minraors OF Arthur Quin deceased and David Evans, de-
endan IN part!enln pursuance Of judgment Of the So
SeptembeT 1883 WILLIAM WATSON, tho Referee 10 ths
said Judgment named, will SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION, Al
tie nERCBAN1S EACAANGE, in the City Of New York By
Anthony j. Beecker Co., sscfi1ne.rs THURSDAY The
iOth OF January 1851 " O'clock Of that day an
that certain lot, Piece parcel Of Land With the Yuana
thereon situate lying and being IN the Ninth Ward Of tbs City OF
new-l os bounded and dosciibed foows Beginning
pont the noItlerly ue of Hammond distant twenty
wo westerly nom the north esery Of wahnsu
and Hammond directs thence running norheTy right snkes
10 sud Hammond stree, dy fee, thence westerly parallel vii.
angles Hammond ny the said norbery noe
Hammond street and thence eeery along the Borher me Of
Hammond siirct ~ feet 10 the PLACE OF eesnin
And also al that certain lot Iieee or parcel Land wh ,he
Building thereon situate lying and being IN the Nmh ward OF
ths City Of bounded and described "a ioows besi-
point on the noh~fy line VI Hammond street distant
fort -four feet westerly the north westerly corner OF Wash
and thence running noTtheriy 81 dshs
snaes 10 aid street my feet thence westerly psT
e feet and eight inchos shcn north
erly and panle with Washington street. heen feet and fosr
sISbn feet thence soehery and parallel wi Washington
steel 6n~n feet and -four inches ,henee esstsy s vita
foot and eight inches, thence eutbcrl,
and right angles to Hammond hiy est 70 the sa1
line OF Hammond and shnnee essteIly
the ohery line Of Hammond twenty eet 10 he
place Of beginning togehe nth all AID singular III Aerss-
and appuenanees thereto belonging any VIZ 49,
pertain ng-Daiei 9Th N0yenher. lsS0. -
E2s sSSewW&s WILLIAM WATSON, as'vss.
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Tvs AssLAasanos LAssuAans--Thcfe ~ psvns
tendency N Ills age 70 appropriate Drevc vo'd 81
other languages and ae While incsrporsts them into oo'
sn thus tie word Csphas which from the oreeA sniiy
ing for head becoming popniansed In conneooI
With Mr. Spadngs HesdAehe Remedy ont Vii so"n De
az common as Eectretype many other. vhose drcion
foign words ha BY common usase sn sasy
seem I" nseise snd W tbe bonn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

CTFAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BbI~
~ FAST, LONDONDERRY and DUBLIN, for sD-rhe
Al pow .rf Clydebuilt steamship UNITED KINGDOM Capt
Dee II This steamship ntied in the most approved
style 10 the comfort aud safety Of passengers Rates OF
passage Cabin go intermediate ta sesrAse so including
abundant supply Of COOKED provisions Apply TO tkANCs
MCDONALD Co No. 81 Broad a.. corner south William
The succeeding g. UNITED sTA1E rs viii sail III EsDAf'
jan is
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BnIpaxr-Mk.as wants you 70 send her boz OF Ccphsa
Glue bottle Of Prepared Pnbui thinking that's not
just neither but perhaps sen BE- ser knowing ~hst u
Ye she's nigh dead and gone with he sc1 HesdAchs sns
v.nts sSnle more that resved her before
DRueeisT-You ulus mean spAldinss Cephssc Pulls .
BHiDa.T- Ochl and you've sed IL here ths
ousrtho! and XIV me the Pills. and don't be al day soeus
ailhcy.
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'6RDLY REALIZED.

sd n 'ons 's,dsehe TINS hahcnoon. hand stepped
Into the hapohocay hand says nj 10 the Csn jon hees
ne Of IN iesdaohe ~ Does Il hachs ard" says @ hex
ecedinsy" says hi hand that me Cephaic r
ID I'D sn 'esdsohe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

~ OWN Fxo,rsnHyY and the mental md anxiety
incident % TO busincss study the
Nervous HssdAce Tue disodsed state Of
oiDd .od incident this distressing ssJ
blow 20 al energy ,zd ambition Sufferers 'his disorder
swsy. OBTAIN speedy relief from these distressing stacks by
asis QUE Of Ccphsc Pills whenever the symptoms sppeN
Il ons tho oveasked brain and soothes the strained end jar
s The tension Of the stomach ~hloh
uas and ssnsyses s aosdered ooDdtaon Of the brain
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Eeaal Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-M
Royce Plaintiff against ABEL T. Anderson Edward
Mcintosh Hunter Johanna. Hustler and hundred sins 9th.
err, Summons for Relief Complaint nod
s.ryed.-4Co the above Defendants EDWARD MCINTOSH
HUNTER and JOHANNAS NJ HUNTER: Yos ere keresy
and required the amended complaint Ia
this ACTION which ned in the 0ee Of the Clerk Of tho City
and County newYok Of the City Hall Of sAd city aud 70
serve copy your said amended complaint
The subscriber his Office number Beekmsn srest Ia lbc
CITY OF hewYork within twenty days amer the service Of his
summons on you exclusive Of the day Of snoh service and
YOU f 70 said amended complaint within the time
o.aid the plaintiff In s action win apply 70 the CosH fz
tbe relief demanded In the compant-Da ed July a. 1881
JOHN c. PERRY, Plaintiff Attorney
M iaveySat 30. 5 Beehmap-st, N. Y.
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IS(sil THE PENNSYLVANIA S6i
lCOU CENTRAL RAILROAD lOOO
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
''S Tl3E 9REsT sKJRT LINZ LINE 10 TfIE WEST

GREAT DoUBLE.TRACK ROUTE.
Pc fRsS Rfs n s Line sg' ro E VEST
0fce No As.oI House, corner Of vesey-s
70, is e. s. s..Sv S. ana ss~ New
ORLEANS and NJ other IN the West herth and sous
set an.s.s.sd for :Pssd and 'G%is By any o fsuss
lAnit incoming Express, N Evening Express p m
sleepins aud smo&inse ears or III the trains
fare Always as lev, and Tie time - 9o'cA ny my '1'e'
By th. route Freight, Of al descriptions be Forwarded
Hiaoi., Wisoon,n, Iowa OF Missouri BY RAILROAD pi.
RECT any port the ss'isbie hVeTs Of Vie "es bJ
The e. Of freight 70 ssd from any point Of the West by sh.
Rarovd a. all tes A az are
s the transportation thcr Freight this Company can rely
vth oonhdsnSe on IL speedy transit
Lane, By which p.ts. sm sns westward enjoy .he.p .na
,.-s' GSs q SSrr'y:ncs A.an a S nor aos.
No. ! Astor Hosis and No; South Williams
MCDONALD BIsCHo'T E I'm ss, Assnsis
ENoCH LEWIS. General sup't, Altoona, Pa
CALENA ano CHICAGO UNION Il. 4: 70
VI FROM CHICAGO TO DUNLEITH and 81 PAUL .
sh line In connection with dc Illinois Central Co ::
srpor through without change Of cars 70 D'ni'iS end
Asa'' By d'I Ling fS q S sHnsS
h:GRE1oR,
LA CROSSE,
WIkONA
nd ~ other points the hisssdppt Ev9 eocneo1 -
OUNLEfTH through the Illinois Central T. Co van DU-
.ns i FuLToS sih The FOWL md NEBRASKA r. n Co
70 CEDAR RAPIDS Regular daily trains run morning enc
.ohsd 10 an nsh T.n The ppsnon o. travellers to and frc
he North est 10 especially invited to this route tho mass
Ss a iS s.s Sa, enc cbS Ss AaES5 de-
sALEEA and CHIcAGoR Co. eorIeI Of couraIds ~: ~,
.''' ''' " ~ '"''' "''i e B TALoOrr, GenL supe
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A REAL. HIF99IN1.

n
Pays<esrn--Wen Mrs JoDOs, how is that hesdschef
hJs yo1es-Cons Doctor al sone tbs pill yon sent caree
e In Just twenty Minutes and Wish would send mere
that ea have them handy
Cephsic Pills; 6J they fall and reoemDsoS sSe@
al eases OF headache.
watering friends, for they ysal Messing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

TWENTY MILLIONS DoLIARs sAvaD-Mr spaix1ns IA.
sod n,ion bottles Of bis Gee, aud
IL Is bottle saved dollars worth Of
broken furniture making aggregate Of millions o.
dollars reclaimed from total loss By this vsssbe Invention
HAVING Glue household word he proee-ds 20 Dc
the old greater service By curing all The aching heads WIN
bis CephAic P aud hoy good bis Gne besAsohss
viii soon vaaih away like SNOW IN Jdy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

Omar DIscoyBAY-AmonS the most important OF h ths
sui medical discoveries Of this age be considered toe
teu Of vaccination for poteson from smsPo. The Cephshs
Fi for relief and ths Of QninDs for the
senon Of feveru Of which specific ubosn bone
hts vii be experienced BY suffering humanity Long AssS ths
discoveries fTsottoa-
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eemine- Alatbines.

335. EMPIRE 1876.
SEWING-MAC CHINE.
PATENTED FsB. IL, 1850
SALE5ROOM, No. 35 BROADWA .
sh Msohinsis constructed On an entirely new principle
sSs1 70 se tf ED COW
The following are the pgincp. objections urged srn' Sew
IT, Lees fatigue to the operator.
ID. Liability 70 Get out Of order;
ID Expense, trouble and lots Of time In repairing
rh. incapac..y 70 sew every description Of material
ssb. Di.asroo.blo aOise while in operation.
THE EMPIRE SEWING-MACH1NE
is EXEMPT From ALL THESE OBJECTIONS.
ttR Ks o. s sIsf EST sTTc Riah VII aasih,r RIP no
s,sy dsscp,ion Of material from aheT to the anes Nsseos
Murhn with cotton nen sk thresd nom the eoa'e't 10 b'
as,iss neither CAM nor CoGwHE., and the least pos
DIE 1iSI T1: NoIsEITss MACHINE
require. FFTY PER CENT IesS power to drive than s
h-r Machine market girl Of twsve yeaIs Of age won
H.: :iGs a sSd w5SbERT2 s@PIcTY eon.u
on ssrasI ~ hs conpy 10 1--WE ssrs s.,acon
We respectfully invite all those who may desire 70 suppf
themselves With superior article to call and sIarnne s'
ss IN more especial manner DO we solicit the patronage Of
BOOP-sKIRT MANUFACTURERS,
SHIRT AND BOSOM BAKERS,
DRgsS hAKnRs, no
CORSET hAkERS,
CATER FILTERS,
SHOE BINDERS
VEST end PANTAIOOf M4kEk3
RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
LIBHHALLI DRALT VIII.
PRICE or MACHINES COMPLETE;
No. l-Or Family Machine. ..,...s............'S0
No. small size MAnuz c,urng. .........'.'...
No. 3-Lsrge h1s M.nufsctgrng ;;;.;..''''. "
AGENCIES ESTABLISHED
WILSON c. No Iss Ssh s.h a.i Rhsa'1EdA F.
JSO Is. Buss, No 9sa nissrit,. Troy, ny =, nh.
JAMES TOD, Commercial Buldings Cincinnati Ohio
fof all N
4. j. MACARTHUR Co
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mdtbiRrp.

"CTFARD's BOILER INJECTOR" o.vc-
" FOH SUPPLYING WATER 10 b o'i or AsY
MACHIEgRT. IL. i,.srssted il invited 10
4be attention o. engineers and others and fof
see By ,u,orvs " COPELAND
Es "a g!s-3Wsy. ElB Yo:E
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Gbanfcs FOR Bnsiness Alen.
Cry IsspgcroE'. DEPARTMENT

- No. 10 Chsthap-st New YORK Dec ~ 1881
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-SEAL
~ PROPOSALS directed to DANIEL f. DELEvah City
n- cto with The Of the bidder indoIred and the
wods Proposals. for cleaning aud OF be
City Of Newly ok FOR tenn not exceeding five years" will be
rec az Toe City Inspectors Once no y Chahans unit,
SAfl kBAl the 29 day Of Deoamher 1870 n oolock
noon at which tim" the same all he publicly opened for ean
Ing the 'tI-ets lance and alleys and ali cutters
wharVes her and heads Of lips he thoroughly swept and
eicaned immediately ;hereto ali dir manure
ashes garbage, and ubbish for eeng yara
10 pance Nth resolution of The Common Council adopted
BY The Board Of CouDCilnien Dec. r. 1860
BY the board ri Aldermen Dec. 10 1850
Approved by the MAY OF Dec. IL 1850.
III which the following "a copy;
oftd That the City Inspector be and ia hereby directed 10
sdvere forthwith the annexed proposals for cleaning The streets
81 The City OF Nevfoik In acccsucc with the 4h section OF
the act passed April II. 1862 entitled IAN 10 enable the
Supervisors o The County of NeYoIk nisc money by
'or city purposes and regulate the Spendne thereof aud
authorizing The Bead If Supervisors Of The County Of New
levy tax ioI County purposes and 10 rogaie the
pendufe thereof and also 10 borrow money In anticipation Of
the collection Of said tax and Issue County Revenue Bonds
therefor end the said City Inspector hereby further directed
10 be bids subsequent 60 the day. edyeTieen
tLe Mayor aud Common Council immediately who author
ised "a make be made any agreement agreements
for cespg the Of the City Of New
York and during term Of not TO exceed five" The
party PARTIES TO whom such Contract b. awarded shall
give such prescribed by the Mayor aud Con-
roe aud the proposals. h be fOr period exceeding Hve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

No 7e puane-st neer broadway
DRESERVE YOUR STOVES
III LEADBEATERS RENOWNED
LIQUID STOVE-POLISH.
SEVEN RKAsoSs IT ~ THE BssT;
Is II 10 alw avs ready for Use.
I'd. II has o smell
Sd II Poli,les rust
lth. IL Is economical.
9Th II produces dirt In polishing
eth II stands the greatest degree Of heet
Tth. IL is Just " hal every family needs
II presery them
Onathird longer. Unethird longer
Stoves viii lz,t on. third longer by u,ing THE,
TIME AND MONEY SAVED
II has stood the seyerest tests
Triumpbsnti TIiumphant!
LEADBEATERS -
RENOWNED LIQUID STOVE-POLlSHi
Gleztest discovery Of the age!
One trial Will convince you ,.-,
sd nv III respectable dealers becal discount 70 the usde
Agents wanted everywhere.
Price, 10 and ~ cents bottle; =.
Pot up for dealers in cases containing on anu os'
splsndid Liihogrsphic Show, ard Accompanies eSeh
package. Every merchant shooS mako
o note 81
LEaDBEATEBS RENOWNED
LIQUID STUyE-POLlSn
49,. LEADBEATER Co,
A'u''' tSole MGnufseturers)
No go Market At, Philadelphia
n No. iG7 Fulton IT., New-foTs.
COAP STONE III blOcks, aud SOAf SLIME
POWDER Of the quality for sale At west is,ea
- J. p. PRISON, No WAhst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

- DIN Won svsr h.ve We Sick Hesd.,hsi Do yoa reusA
h.. lie threbbns temples lowered ,he ss;sns as
d.ur Ct The Gsht OF tSodl How totally unts fsi
,-ss.rr conversation Of study Ono 81 the CsphAo Pilk
you'd have relieved you from ell the snens which hsp
expcroneel this and oSbcr purposes should Avar
have box Of them hsnd 70 occszieu requires.
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Ronse furnishing GOODS.
fnrnifnre.

t,'kAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FUR
T. HITURE in eli colors and ryss Wholesale o. AetsA,
90 sad upward; slso ms,tIssses and Pailas.es
WARREN WARD No 81 CanA-r-
your doors Of Breadvvry. n I.
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III t.W-Y YORK aud ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUNKIRK EXPRESS st a N, for punkirk, Buffalo,
CsnsndAisua and principal stations a.,
NAIL Is M tor Dunsirk and intermediate Stations
ehis Train remains night 81 EEnira
WAY 3:30p IN, foE hiddesHru, Hewbsrsh, and fnssr
aAAs,s Ststions
NIGHT EXPRESS aady, At ?. M, for Drntirk Buffalo,
nsndraa and principal Stations Tho train Of Saturday sops
4 al Nail Train Stations, snd only to ElmirA
CHAS hlN0T GsnegA Sup't
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Flcr WORM Kscwrs-spsdinss Cephsho Pns . oe,
,sn cure for Sick Hoaiaabe Nervous Hesdsoe Cosyeno
and General Debility.
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Alusital Botfs.
printing.

ATJH JOHNSTON g. Co.'S, No. $50 Bowery
n corner Brooe Wedding and Visiting CAras Notes. Sc'
La 4st styss .. very low psieos Specimens BY nal
at JAMES EVERDELLs. 800 broadwsy.-,
"A %.Ad,us Cayas Notes 40 These osleorAs"d Engraved
Cara, ,e only ssve sp-eiiDens BY nAn on spp0aHoh
At VIM. EVERDELLS SONS: WEDDING
q cams OF the latest styles At No lot Fuitenst l.
vs., EvEHpriL- it, HEaHf KyxKpELL- faASois h'sapHL-
T1NGRAVING aud PRINTING (hsli pnce)-
II Weadius At Home and Mote Paper &c b9.lnos
EUl Heeds Psrlrsi,s, Ge, 81 hELbFS 80. % '" -
O. = PER REAM for BlLl~iiEADo; 81 esGes
S6 sr and fer CircsaTs IN QasDtity ?.o"' w
.paly ,Lssp, q PETER ECKLERs No ~ telo- :. ~ :.
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CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK nEADACHEl
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHKl
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS or HEADAcHEt

" As sse OF these PIs the periodic ssecas Ess>s' ~
nc, Hsasaeas may prevented and -Aca .. The soneoss
sos Of IN s,,sol immediate rosf sm pn cad sknos s b
sotairDd
The, seldom fsl removing The Sssass sas HeSSs b
which females ssbjoct
They at gently spon the bowels, rsnsvtss oesNsoss
Tor vssy Asa ssssssts Doiisse fsAes sat al Possons
az ..Ia.t Aaba. they valuable - iasafsS tnprovta<
On, asss owing and eyer 70 the digestive sns
e,.,ods ,b. elasticity and strength Of h~ whoa
TIE CLPHALIC PILLS us the result Of sox nvs"i<ssiss
md carefully conducted experiments hsvns secu 10 many
ve.Y. 1uras hitch time they have prevailed sns relieved
- amount Of pain and sunons hon Hssdsoos ~sosber orig
,,os IN thu seyvoe. system fom decunsed susie q hs
ssonaeh
They arc entirely vegetable In their osmpotoa end may b
sieu q. with perfect ssiesy without making change
Of dict ssa tie u SdsyesAs ts.ss rss<ss
q. sx~ss.ster 20 eAIdres-
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSi
Tho genuine have I've signatures Of HsaJ spaaus 90
escs Box
Sold BY Druggists and all other Dcaes, In hedicinea
Boz vii DO sent BY mail prepaid recesps Of he
PRICE, % GENTS.
AL etdeu should be addressed 70
HENRY q. SPALDINa,
No ~ Ceds'.Ft ns~Yors
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IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT Dsiy, sundsys excepted
New Yok RON fo'. oi Courtsad Jsrsvy CITY Ferry
For surerns s. ~ for housey, and $3.50 p. m fo'
PermoD, M IL m, $3.50 md $50 Returning Leave
gurens at lo p. m fonsey $50 and 80 p M fis
mont 30 I.s5 II - end rs IN. On Sunday night
Train leaves susrne e. and Piersont ct l0l3 return
inp laAre- \ OK q B : MONDAY.
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6tsambeats anb Railroads.

C'OR NEW-IlAyEN-Fsr 81, Berths free
By Steamer from P,ck slip DAILY, at Passengers
for Herden Hartford Springfield Northampton and towns On
The pe of Vermont Railroad tho IL train from
New Haven remain board the boa. until the neIt morning
Merchandise forwarded by Express Trso through to Burning
Inn OVl.n,bursh Montreal and AZ intermediate towns.
w. 01 eRANCiS HYDE, Agent.
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Go farmers ano Others.


UONEY BEES for SALE. o.. q,
III vii rsc.Iye orders good strong hesitny ~ 10
- deliverable 10 New York Brooklyn ana !stso1 AZ 10
20 ,s'or An b.. Budsou River Harlem kaToaa az ~
= live payable OF delivery viii also nsha ~ dSS
tysipr ben proper locstions al purchase aTH woo
t,s,Ue4loss for their management Azores h1N"
KSN shAfou Center. SchohArie Co. N L.
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Musirui Instruments

A ii. GALE 81 Co., PLANO-FOklES, Ne.
IA. 07 EAs; I2,hs Invite attention &c ;hni' soa
PIANOS Guaranteed 20 give eDtirr sa'isfscfcn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

EOk BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
l. PORT aud FALL RlVER.-The sPlen1id and superior
aeamar BAY STATE Capt Jewet leaves New York every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, a. oeiock
a and the EMPIRE STATE Cap. Bravton, on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, et4ocock p "a, from Pier NO
Mr.
Hs1easr win be regarded recurod to any sppH
ant until the ~ shall have been Pgid FOR.
FREIGHT Boon s forwarded through with great Dispatch o1
WI BORDEN, Acct, Nos 70 and II Wsst-s.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

DARMOREs Celebrated improved Oyerstrung
t Premium PIANOS tbe best IA warranted for
Jas Bleeker-st splendid 7ocsve for l60
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ADRtsS II. MULIER, Aucrorser.
nEREMPTOkY SALE. in PARTITION, for
n CASI-By ORDER Of tire SUPREME COURT
ADRIAN II. MtLLER win SELL a. AUCTION ON THURS
DAY, Dec 81, 1860 ct u m. at the Merchant Exchange
HOUSE Su8 LOT No 10 VaDdeSute Lot II r. Inch 'front.'
Ms rear, Is II on side and "a the other side
9g7S JOHN A. WEEKS, Referee No. 50 Wal Ft.
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L'DW. CORNING q Co
IL Have lsst removed hoy
10 81 Johp-S TO theiI NEW SrOhEi
Ne 7e pnane-st neer Broadway.
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AT WALKERS WAREROoMS ChntOn Hall,
IA place aud Gthst, Broadway.
hss,nt6l AID upright PIANOS and sscond hand, foJ
SAIL and hire. Allow made FOL h - n purchased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22

IgOAP STONE III blocks, and SOAf SLIME
pnIDpB ofthe tuest quality for safe at loves. rates oJ
~ ro"NNN7 " w. J. P. PIRss0N, No Wslst
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QUARTZ ROCK MILL and pOrtlon OF tue
Nt PATENT for sALEsditted the very bee; for grinding
Rock and other had substances, reducing 10
dutt, having shinin. grinding suIfacss a, -, -
SOU UWICR & WOOD, No. 81 Nssssuet.
q - dum FOR SALE-An INTEREST IN
I'D eJ.tVptIs valuable improvement secured by letter
patent successful operation The business Is pleas
ant and RESPECTABLE money will be used TO extend the
business Address X Box No 100 Tribune Office
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Express, 7 and II - m, and !
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DIED,

In New Millport, Aug. 5th, Josephine
daughter of George and Hannah Bloom,
aged 2years 2 months and Is days.
In New Millport, Aug. Goth, Wilmer,
son of John and Sarah loot, aged years
4 months a 3 days.
In Jordan township, Aug. 18th inst,
after q short but severe illness, DAVID,
third son Of the late Frederick Shoening,
in the I4th year Of his age. The deceas,
ed was a youth much esteemed in the
family circle as well as by all who knew
him, and when death approached, he
.ovinced the true spirit of resignation to
the mandate which he assured all, was
to transport him to the bosom of his cru,
'ifed but now triumphant Redeemer,
Also, on Thursday last, ROBERT a broth.
e,, and second son of said Frederick Shoe
ming, of Consumption, in the 18th year of
his age. The deceased was also boy of
promise and highly esteemed. S.
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Elk County.

AT meeting of the Elk co., Democrat.
ic Committee, held Aug. Goth, the follow.
ing resolutions were passed.
ReSoLUed, That we have undiminished
confidence in the principles of the Demo.
cratic party as enunciated in the Cincin
nattl Platform, and endorsed by the
Reading Convention.
Ind. That we heartily and cheerfully
concur IN the action of the State Demo
cratic Committe at their late meeting held
at Cresson, and would earnestly urge the
Democrats of Elk county to rally to tn G
support of the electoral ticket nominated
at Reading.
Sd, that in the Hon. Henry.-D. Foster
our nominee for governor, we have can
dldate who is in every sense we'll qualified
to I'LL the station, and deserving the sup,
port OF every opponent of that sectional
ana INSCRIPTIONS party who arc seeking
10 seize the reins OF Government of this
State.
4th, That we oheerfully and cordially
recommend to the Democratic voters of
Elk county to give an active support to
James *. Kerr our nominee for Congress;
ieellng we can recommend him as a gen.
tlemen well qualified for the position
TO which he has been nominated.
9th. E. r. Brady, and A. NJ. Benton,
ESqs., are entitled the support of the par.
ty as candidates for Representatives.
och. That it is the duty of the Demo,
cratic party to effect thorough organiza.
ton OF the party, and that we recon,
mend to the Democrats to arouse them
selves to the necessity of complete or
fganlzation OF the party in every Town.
1thlp, and neighborhood in the county,
a complete orgar ization, and united eff.
,or' Is essential to the welfare ol the par,
Ith. That we labor under great incon-
F'oienoe Tor an organ of the party in this