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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-06-01
~ .rnyIor's Ce,ebrated Saloons.

where visitors have their meals or, they ues'te
they will be furnished in their own rooms
9th The IA; e served IN the Saloons and Hotel IS ac-
knnyledged by epcues to be vastly superior 10 iha oi
a.iy other Hotel in the city ,; : Al,
With nil these advantages, the cost OF living IN the
It.rnaona s much below that Of any other hrst class
Hotel. Oil-SoN w ''f''e''S
August 4. Is6O-ly
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s % w si Or s r, cs.s sss s &. T
jrP 10 of Red Nm; l. sT Mrs Elizabeth Mhsy.9s sSr
i.o Ss.s M s. cGss Gaasss g; 81
People sohs A.dsr sGn c r5s 'sSssy H.
f Io Cong eha!sh
, DssP EsI SD 3, ss! M s. Prs: 6sa Nsx:I
Two aides Providence BOro Pa az Worfmer Fourdry
We cs E E.ps :9s
ae s1Si b, 49, Ch: Desns,ie and vicinity ssoi g
Ss%' &C Hs%,i:ss G sss
CLARK, 90 C' pOr;yils n r.; $ssi Friends so; cit.
s!!I th: hS~ey Mss. sss JAIME: Arnold New BEDFORD
c hn.. 3SsSS Il se c s1 H1sSd M E s5 10
coIs th So Eeuoi Mass. si; School b. No. Z I.nos
and sullivan us 90 Cs suiggtSD " 800 De- % S ss
beck ss diss ssi:sary r., 81. g. fre. ch kas.SS.
Pa 81 $; PSs Ns! ssst Boston, s', G: Tss
Deaf ssd Dumb So Mise: Bur- SIS; Ladies, Pre-. Gu.
Ahss5n, 40; s. Berry j.. c:. Randolph n Z, ss3; G.p
Fgsi VS. D. y Wn:sI *iS, Friends, font,ss y.
$40 Dis school No wiS.held g. Sas k.nss s T.
WI Sfypo sIs Westerly 81! O. pb BS;;sy R sIsi
peT Bank Of salina 40 Chamber, SIS
q G. Wheelock $40; IN Armstrong -; Citizens Of North
Pitcher ard South otsec $40 SO; Old Lyme, per w Sill
s5j 10 wm. w Stone o; Baker aud H. PomsrOy Tfas-
tees s25 Mr. Porter Waterbury Conn, u; A Sonthwick
Leicester Mass, $50 Cob. cited by Mrs Adams Czens OF
White.yie aud spring Mil, *6s 8o Barnum, Ticket: y
Times sB 75i A wilson $40 Friends Reading and Sowing
Society Penn $l0 Citizens Of Pouney and Pratsbutgh
44i; Citizens Of Fulton " Y, Slsl 49, Citizens Of Dryden.
N y s2 IS; T. H. W. iO Second Re orned Dutch Church
cos.sssie en- vi ddsr'lssce and tsdy sIS; Pp5efIy
and others. Mddeied 22 per- Natilns Bant PIoyi'
dence slS Citizens Of stOnngtOn 81 wsllingf'rd Com
muuiy, $40; Ladies' Congregational Methodist and Baptist
Churches Gloyesviie n Y, $40; Mrs Townsend and FAINT
ly. Sl0 UrioDtown, Pa, Sc; b. Shoemaker Howard Va.
DO per Pesssc County Bank So Pastor II Methodist sPs
copsl Church. Bristol VI sic; Citizens OF Milyile. n u
l6 Citizens Of Utica N. " f600 the Rev. Aaron SNOW,
Eas, Glastonbury go D. L., Montague sc OF Ladies Of
Cortland, n. " $50. Cash contributions, 2i1 in numba
amounting to SIB3 IS
Amounting TO the sum Of SlT 293 60
J. WILLIAMS Treasured.
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6ouses ano 9arms tpanteo.
Gnantial.
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROADS.&C.
IN 0ND MORTGAGE BONDS
Me.m. Joseph w.l Un.h J. Smith and Wiiam + nooier


MesEs Joseph Wslksr Ush j. Smith and William T. Hooker
Trustees 80
G.STLESKNPuIsuan to the provisions Of the ACT OF the
Legislature Of this State relating 10 the foreclosure and sale OF
the New York and Erie Railroad Company and as Trustees Tor
the Unsecured Boudholdes and Stockholders have Pu
chased the property Of that Company sneect 70 Oh hs mott
the interests of all concerned and saving expense and g
ton to Withdraw possible from the custody OF the
thozed BY that law which viii assume the payment o. s the
mortgage and the interest sccrg The legal
proceedings already taken in this state aud the State OF euns
Vsns der which Trustees and on each
Of the latter mortgages well the terms under which
have purchased the property have in the fullest manner and IN
approved BY recognized adudcsed
valid and subng security il the order Of
its priority remain such for securing the 81 U O
OF bonds issued Hereunder with interest The adequacy Of this
Mortgage Bonds sought for investment and be fesd
IL sold in the market at
This result having been secured assume that there can e
necessity sdvantsgo in continuing the proceedings IN the
foreclosure suit commenced by the Receyerp Of the
property provided such Of the Second Mortgage bondoder
desire receive the due their bonds enabled
receive Il and Of them prefer extend the time
Of payment be enabled 70 make snch exeron sr"
number I've think large maority Of the bondhoders prefer
of twenty To meet this wish the Company before th
sale arranged for issuing coupon shee the entire issue and
already been extended The extensions are rsd going on
parties desiring bonds investment ready TO par
for all such the holders wish to have the money ior dhe
bonds purchased will be then extended
In view Of these apparent that bond
holders will be much better situated hen all these bonds are
extended to be due 81 the same time and the Interests Of
haymouized and many Of the bondhoders whom
fully informed OF the facts We have Thought
proper request to inform them th the above strange
March extend their bonds for twenty receive par Tor
them beside the interest," they elect The extensions
will be made the paid or before the inst OF March
at the Office Of the receiver where the Interest payable
any parties prefer register their bonds such registry be
inside al the same time and place.
We are gentlemen, your ohedlent servants
q In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

FRoM HAvAHA-The Cuuard steamer Karnak, Capt
lie Messurier arrived on Saturday morning from Ha-
yana. via Nassau, N. p. Left Havana on the 10th
int and Nassau on the 18Th She brings 50 psssen-
gers.
We are indebted to Mr.. Allen, the purser, for the
following intelligence:
No news of any Importance since the arrival OF 'ne
steamship Quaker Ciy. Exchanges on Lonuon -, !"
New.York and Northern cities, par 10 u 40, ooo =,
Sugar stock in Havana and Matanzas, ioV'VVV JAS
Prices, Basis No. II, 81 ris. ,e-r...;.;,o
Nassau healthy as usual ana iuii OF vlsno N, NJ
~, tho arrival of the Karnak we have assam, y.
p. papers IRON the ~''u ~ o"' "
TS. American residents in Nassau have solicited Mr.
.cnard 10 hermit the Karnak to delay her departure
from this port one day. in order that she may bring
tho inaugural Message Of President Lincoln
The American ship Michael Angelo ran ashore near near
SANDY Cav Great Bahama, on the 10Th uit: ana soon
as,ar,ard became total wreck. Capt. Carlton ana
b;s crew arrived at Nassau on Thursday, the ls'
cargo consisted Of g ia bales OF cotton, winch "e'
taken 10 Nassau by the wreekers. .a ~ the 9th
The brigantine Atlantic, Dorritie arrived Oh TUG ''
The American ship Mary Washington oi VICE. ,ro,
Mel, G. w. Chapman, master while on Elbog Ksef. on
the lIth inst, and was there wrecked one na az
i,ls cargo. The master and crew arrived al Nsssu
Nm, buckingham, of the American schooneI r msS
cosd,f renorts the wreck Of the American snip Ol?
from Apalachicola for Boston, She was hoe. ~
cotton. and went ashore at the iortagases 19ou w.
,.ssIs AGO. Cargo saved and taken to key W. "
C, slso neports that an American bark, from pos
ton for Mobile with an assorted cargo went asno,s
pa,rsis Stakes Fla, and wac got Oh Signify 's as
,.o5 She was taken to Key Wet for repairs anu
a,tsr sailing salvage proceeded on her voyage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
ESoCH LEWIS, General supt, Al,oona,

NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT Daily, Sundays excepted,
cave NewYors from foot Couandtst Jersey City Ferry
For suferns. for Money am and $3.50 M ior
Piermont a u M. $3.50 and ?;p p m Returning p,
snherps At 30 Monsey, 70 and 50 p M Pier
mont 6:3i 1is II % ard J!5 On Sunday nights
train leaves suferns NJ and Piermon 1915 returning
leaves New-York atBa M or Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

APPOINTMENTS BY rHr GoyEesoRrv;by sRs L.
the con.eu, Of the Senate. No'as P1s!ss ni,h
Janvin sglsmund k.ufmaun Henry s,suSsn Bansi Ire
SDs t 6snpSsl Jshn Ladex Da.'g.w S o:bG 10.
WIN Matthews, Charles Ne.siso1r, cmss b. fhonel VINE
' %s.r r.as %
satoli-John o. Ireland ls'.s Wsssehs.tG-DwtSns
cs%ss 3 John SS:G' c.pp. Sibss Davis John
Samuel Watson v..~-pichsrdy. Thorn ne, y
Yort.GcOf r. coss.bsi, George W. Blunt ,'S'' ,,,
Briggs. Richard w. oma5h w
49, ASss Nsansoicl 3, Holmes. Jsnss AsVss~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
MARIE ID.

CURTIS-LEWIS-In this city Monday. Peb % at the
Wellington square Methodist Episcopal Church. by the Rev.
DR. McFsIsn b. Frank Curt, TO Ehe Lewis third daushes
Of Jos.ph c end Euphemis Lewis, ali Of this city
MATHFR- BROWNING Al South Norwalk, Conn. on
Thursday Feb a. BY the Rev Asa Hill William II. Maibss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
1901 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1SS1
ICoOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. l. OOl
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
Tho cspsc, of the Road equal any in the country
2lE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST

GREAT DOUBLE-TRACh ROUTE.
Tho cspsc, the Road equal in the country
1fiE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Office No. Astor House, corner Of Nesey st.
Facilities for the transportation OF Passengers TO and from Gin
cnna Chicago ST. Louis 81 Paul Ns.hviile, Memphis New
Orl.,p, aud ali other In the West Eorth-West aud
are unsurpassed for speed and comfort by route
Through trains for the West leave New York foot Of Court
landt-st S-Moning Express a IN Evening Express p M
Sleeping and smoking cars on al the trains
Fae always low and the time quick as by any other
route. -
Nv this route Rreghs all description. be forwardedt
and from any point Railroads q Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Iiirr. wisconsin Iowa or Missouri, by RAILROAD d.
RECT or 70 any port the naygable rivers of the West by
steamers from PIT burgh. - ~,
The rates of Freight TO and from any poin Of the West by the
Rsir ad all times favorable as are charged
by Railroad Companies Merchants and Shippers ihus
the their Freight to this Company can rely
with confidence on its speedy transit - III,
Line by which pai rstns Westward ENJOY chs'p and
cantor able mode of conveyance onehsf the rstcas rates
of fare j. t. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Astor House
LEIGH & Co Fieight Agents, -
No. Aston House, and No. South Wiltaist
MCDONALD BlSCHOFFI Enigrsnt Agents,
No Battery place
YSpcyI IFWI9 General Smut. Altoona Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MoTHERs.-MRs WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP &, the only thing that you rely
upon to give rest yourself and relief and help your infant.
MRS wINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been the
means Of restoring the dropping spirits o. many mothers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
COR SOUTHAMPTON and HAyRE.

DOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE- On
i SATURDAY, Mach 2-The United State. Mail Steamer
YI'LTOH J. A. Woon Commander viii soil fom Pier No 81
North River 81 Beach sAIUHDAf March OF noon
Th. steamship unsuEpssed FOR safety and cpmio has double
engines under deck uclo-cd by ~aietght compartments
witch beside other resa tend In tho event Of collision or
dng keep the pumps free for WORK. sss secue tho safety
ofyes.e and pass-nsers
Passage In second Ca,n. SIS and go.
''' s" " -''' SAMUEL "a. POX,
DEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents, No Broadway.
The steamer ARAGO viii sail March 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate of
the County New York notice hereby given to all persons
having claims against DANIEL FANSHAW late Of the City Of
dceease present the with vouchers thereof
TO the subscribers. h tho office Of A. siilPmAS NO. lJS
twenysighth day July neI-Dsted NeTiort, tho 2l's
day Of January. 1861. ASA H. sHlPMAN, Executors.
"a law6mTu' WIN. FOHbESI,
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ceaal Notice..
NOTICE OF sALE.-whereas default has been

NOTICE OF SALE.-Whereas default has been
n.dr 20 tia condition. Of certain mortgage bearing date
The tr, day Of May d. eighteen huLdred and my ana
eIscurd by The skoboysAn and Misi.pp Railroad Company
IN AIssh Tazs IN the City Of Newfok Trustee and dolly
recorded ia the oe Of the Secretary OF State Of the state Of
WI.eop,u In Boob Of Railroad Mortgages on pages ia9 o'
pcuiyri and wea the said Fsis hA, resigned me app9nt
been Only and sppointed according he
Of sald mossse 10 said fess and trustee IN ms
nsre Now therefore by virtue OF the power oil SAFE CON
aimed In said nots4e and IN pursuance OF s" s nhdel
signed Trustee usds said mortgage win on the seoha
March D. eighteen hundred and sisyone, at the Station
Hoa,e Of SAID sR.boySsn and Mpp Railroad Company IN
The civ Of Sheboy Wisconsin at two O'Clock In the asr
Nom d.y public auction TO the highest bidder TOT
ths psyuen o,wo hundred and thirty thousand and nine
ty Ave dollars and ioryons cents OsS All the amount OF
bonds bysad mortgage now outstanding WIN tne
-, thereon unpaid beius claimed be due thereon
ort,,red nremes described In said mortgage to wits AL and
nsnsf The Pirs Division Of the Railroad Of said Compe.y from
~, CITY OF sheboytnn the City OF Fond duLec In Wiseon
sin toseher with ali the rights OF way depot grounds railways
rails bridget piers stations station houses and other buhdn5h
and thu lands and heredtamen ~ sad sheooygan Aa Ms
pp Railroad Coupsy thsn held or theTealeT acquired IN
cor pscon with the said First Division Of their Railway or TO
ns whether obtained under the rights and privileges
of thr conveyed TO them BY deed and aso al the
tolls. Incomes issues and profit, and corporate ana ohe
franchise, Of said Sheboygsn and Mississippi Railroad company
connected with the aid Ft Division OF their Halfway OF re
ans thereto and also oil tho locomotive engines tenders cars
OF every description mschnoy machine shops. tools ana I'M
plemen wood and property connected ~h the proper
et WORKING operating and conducting OF the said hairoad
then thereafter acquired BY the said sheboXgsn and
Mississippi Railroad Company for appnrtensns to the aoe
we all Of which personal chaes declared TO be fixture.
and TO be used and sold eIcw ana
not hereom and be taken a. part thereof
December Is 1860. sAML. p. BENSON. Trustee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
SUPREME COURT. ELIZABETH Nc

CUPREME COURT. ELIZABETH Nc
- PHALEN againlt THOMAS MoPHALEN. Summons for
Relief Com not servedl To the above defendants Yea
hereby and required to answer the complain, In h.
sron which will filed In the office Of the Clsk Of the City
and County Of York. New York and to serve copy OF
YOUR answer TO the said complaint the subscriber bis
oee At No 6 Wslt In the said City Of NewYork within
DAYS the service Of exclusive OF
the dny soch seryce and you fall 70 the said COM
plant within the Aforesaid the plaintiff In this action VIII
ppy to the Court the reef demanded In the com2ant-
dated February II, 1901 ALIEN. OsThANpEh
'' go. Plaintiffs Attorney.
The eorpant this action fled IN the Office Of the CLERK
a, III Cv and County NswYoTk the lh day OF February
1861. ALEA OSihANDEh, rA'a'n A"o'"sy'
Feb. u Law 9wTu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
Gieamboais ano Railroads.

NEW-Y and ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUNKIRK EXPRESS at a. N, for Duniik, Buffalo,
Cansndsigss aud principal Stations
MAIL 83 for Duntirk snd inieTmediAte otatons
This Train remains night At Elmifa-
WAY $50 p m, for hiddletown Ne~buTsh and inter
mediate Ststi Ions 49,
MONT EXPRESS, daily at ?. M for Duniirs Buffalo,
principal Stations The train OF Saturday stops
Of all Mail Train stations, aud runs only 10 Klnira
CHAS. MIN0T, General Bpp't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
Hle0ital.
SOOTHING LETTER.

GEORGE A FOWLER Of Guilford writes
Permit me to say to you that MRS. wINsLOw's soorH-
ING SYRUP has unprecedented sale with me since my Gus
toners asceained is mer This is the first time In
thirty years drug bushes, that hsye indored medicine
for II, intrinsic good qualities never before this wrote
recommendation Of any psten. medicine know not wha'
composition h bu. believe perfectly harmless and SAFE
know gives the greatest satisfaction to parents and nurses
soding quie,ade and relief whout unpleasant effects a.
tending ts
Yours, respectfully,
GEORGE A. FOWLER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

To every mother who has children suffering from Of the
complaint, incident this period Of ee,hng do not let
your own peudoe the pudces Of others stand in the
way of the relietha, win be ureyes absolutely sureto fol-
low the use Of MRS. wINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
Drugssts everywhere keep MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP children s.ehing No medicine in the
Uaed s,At.s sells like IT, 1t IA standard medicine, aud its
fame worldwide Physicians ordsr aud it wherever its
magical effects have been witnessed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
Homeopathic Mebirimse.

DR. A. H. FLANDERS,
~ Formssiy Professor ~ Houeopshio College philadelphia
From 70 10 m, ard 10 p IN, may DO found ~
H. ElcAshs Hs,sf Nsw.Y~t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

caS.od.. snS s sfnsips Stations .n saturday op.
all MaTrain Stations and I'm. Sn,y e nl1Ea s
NOTICE. CHANGE of HOUR.-STONING-
TON LINE @T sosTnH s aS'o s.s sGHs ; N,
Steamers Of hi line viii leave Pier No i North River foot OF
daily 4s s,SsHa o w
iiams on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS the
S9MM2goREs GsPs se,nAy 3 Surg" on MONDAYS
F.r ther information apply board the boats at Pier No.
cso at R' Office Of the EDWiS6 Is
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
L PORT and FALL RIyFn-Ihe splendid and superior
fn1 AY AnE G sss %
VI and FRIDAY, ssScoei p NJ nom Fisi No.
Hereafter no viii be regarded secured to any spp
cant until hr ,hai huye been ptd for.
Freight Boston forwarded through With great dispatch BY
'1 WI. BORDEN Agent Nos. 10 and II we'tst.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
tiou win De awae ackAwspna and Western Railroad and ..
with Lehg Valley Railroad and lis connections forming
wis WiSf TYR December 10
m,nSIsTrns E1rnsss--Atss m for E..ou Reading Potts
Vile, nsrri.burs, Msuch Csurk, " lli.m.Por, &c
'i2 9a TgnorSa TKAsFOrE s.,On nauch Chunk, William.
port Resding POtisyie Harrisburg &C.; e..
4P.E rnkoueH Tnais-For Es'ton Be'hiehem' Allentown
and s.s S,aca w sa1, rs,,,-Fr souer,ille.
E1PsKss TRAIs yoS HAasnBuEG-Ih.o u. Express Tram
from New York arrives Harrisburg a. IL W noon Ia time 10
connect With trains last and West on Oentrh
Rarod Northern Central North and SOUTH aud with tho Cum
berland Vail. y Railroad - ~,
EIrAnET HPosr AsD SKgYoHK FERRI-,Leave Fewfork
from Pier no e. North River and Al In. $3.50 and m
LFAyY FtIzABKTH-A l3sDd 8:i3A m l2o and A,Jop n
The stop OF Bergen Point and Mane iiarboreyeryp
each ssy JOHN o. sTERNs, Superintendent.
kEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-For PlllLA-
IN DELPHIA and tho SOUTH and WEST VI, JERSEY sf
ClTY-Msil aud Express Lnss leave seyforka and
N, and and N Fare "a Through tlckets sold for cin
cinpsd AID the West, and for Washington New ana
the South 49, and through baggage chechsd 10 warrington
g m. aud p N. trains ,,,u a..,,.a.r,
No baggage will be received for any trains unless a'a
checked Is uinstes 10 advance Of the time olesving
HITDSON RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA
IL NY and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS Sohih
ana WEST Trains leave:
From Chambersst From Sistst an
Express and II = m and Las 72s 1lsoo and $3.50 and
Troy and albany with sleep p lsundays ineludsd
Poushsssp.is .f.ln .lsoa M and 1870 and i:'s m
I'm and Up m.
PeekskLl train. s:30p. m. s8 p m
Sing Stag zsin. asS and t;2oIt sndsS I'm.
T"r'''"aH An' ''"p@ Az 9aiTB, ssye..u.aasys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

Give Us old for diseases inciden. to the period
.eethg children Here you have that old for rs cents
IN the form Of MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP.
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP never fail, to give
Immediate relieS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
Ocean CLEANERS.

L'OR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. hrst-
ca., sea er will eaye New York the st h, aud 2lst
Of each month except when these dates M on NDf when
the day Of departure will BE- the MONDAY following For
freight pa sage apply the only Office, No u Nest cor
nsr Of Wsrrrp.st d. T. ALLEN, Agent.
EOR SOUTHAMPTON and lIANRE.
Steamer Of SATURDAY, March9.
The United States Mail Stsamshp
AIRIATiC
from Pier foo, q Cansst North River Or SslT'
ds fc tbs above ports touching at Qae.sto~n 10
land her Nsl-. . .
Adrac hs, waeght compartments and uneqaied Tor
comfort, safety and speed. $50
Rates OF passage Cabin. TO Hayre..............Sil
Rate. Of passage Cabin, to Southampton. 100
Rate. q ID Cabin passage to Southampton llaWe 10
''' Rowland 4 AsPISwALL, Agents.
Nos - aad 50 South ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

MRS wIYsLow7s SOOTHING SYRUP is sold by al
druggists Throughout, the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

Millions Of bottle, Of MRS. wINSLOw's SOOTHING
SYRUP used every year In the United States for chill
aren eethns. with neysrsny Relief Is IMMEDIATE
aud CERTAIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

During the Thirty y.,u unprecedented and Increasing PoPu
,5,v ., MRS. wISsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP innuner.
sbe CoRpI,Ls and other noums prepared By pretended
Ds have sprung up and lived but mushroom existence
while the SOOTHING SYRUP has been constantly increasing
IL popularity and become ahou'ehold word and thousands Of
mothers thank Ms wISsLow for the seath Of their children
By thu use of her Invaluable article.
When the pre.sa, Of COrdisF have followed in the
foe,step. of their au.:riOu' Prsdece''O" aRSWiNSLoWS
SOOTHING SYRUP will continue to be popular fsvorie and
blessing to every mother.
None genuine usl..s the facsimile Of CURTIS PERKINS
N.w-York &. OH the os.sde wrapper.
soIdby DTusgS, Throughout the wosht
Principal Office No, - Cedar.st, Ne~-iotA
Price only IS cents per bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY RAIL-

IN ROAD for Albany and Troy, connecting with the Now
York Central Railroad for all points West NorthWe and
also with the Northern Railroad for Saratoga Rut
land Brn ston Pattsburs Rouses Point Ogdensburh and
Montreal.
PKos TRyoHRow, MAR CIrr PRoM 26THsr. STATION
HALL 1:e0 q. m, and f:45 ?. N.
Fxp Train a. m. and4:20 p m. l0:25 g.
Erpre Mail Train 10 g. IN
FOR Wliansbridge White Plains Croon Falls and all local
trains see tims table, Express Train leaves Albany
Snnday morning JOHN 6URCIIILL, Asst Supt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26
ID. s. GREGORY. lTu..cs,

New YORK Feb. %, 1861.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE SECOND MORTGA "
BONDS OF THE NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
COMPANfThe undersigned Trustees of the Second Mortgage
of tbe and Erie Railroad Company beug Informed
the foregO letter that arrangements have been to en-
able holders the Bonds by that Mortgage 10 extend
receive the due thereon they prefer
hereby call the attention Of the BOndhoders to the announce
thus made and request that they viii promptly elect
whebert extend their Bonds in the and Pec
In the letter will accept the amount due upon them
The priority Second Mortgage Gil the subsequentse
ourties of the Company, and its legal validity having been sl
dated In the proceedings taken it, foreclosure and the
opportunity option being oe ed above for extending
the Bonds for twenty with the same OF oI re-
ynr the amount the further prosecution Of the foreclosure
proceedings viii be soon 40 the Bondhoide s
have avaed themselves Of the alternatives thus peseted-eE
tension or the due Immediate action on
the part Bordhoders Is desirable to eye the PoP
from legal proceedings The LIST OF March
next beipr OF semi snnusl interest
hoped that Bonds viii be Their presented a. the Office OF the
Receives for such disposition as the holders may elect
JOSEPH WALKER
URIAH J. SMITH, Trusteet
IT HOOKER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-26

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