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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-30
MUSICAL.

EUIDE TO MUSICAL COMPOSTTION.-
N For thoselwhO desire in a short time and with
cpta teacher toecquire the art Of inyenting melo-
dies. and of providing tLem with suitable accom-
panimepts, especially Of composing the easier kinds
OF musical pieces By Heinrich Wehlfahrt Trans
lated by J. Is. Dwight. Price 75 cents Published by
I. 8af ii aaes - JOHN CHURCH, JR,,
jazz i .eNft5lrf Hfr 60 West Fourth.st.
NRY sIC.-"DELTAK KAPPA EPsI-
N LON MARCH," composed by Alfred II. Pease,
of oftheiLambda Chapter. Price 90 cents. is =
=. =. JOHN CHURCH, JR., d..
Publisher of Music and Importer Of Musical Instru-
mshts! 60 West Fourth st - ja27 .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-30

CULINARY ARTICLES TO nR HAD an
~ THE REW DRUG-SfORE -Bakink. POWDER
q pure articla Of our own manniactprei IN saleltn
Quantities to suit pur ,hasers Also Tapiocat Corn
Starch, Sasos Pearl barlays Oat-meai, puno O1eel1
Tartar Bicarb. Soda, TaTtaric Acid and AL articles
used by pastry cooks. Hotels, bakers and saloon
keeper. supplied With sTticles in oF line ~ rsaAqA7
Wv : G. W. MATTHEWa& 3 CO. ag
lIHn ~ A ApOthecaries and Druggiaas
jal7 ME-, ear 0eatrNl-As and 1sofEs-ae-li
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-30

Interesting from Charleston, South Caro-
lima Preparations for War-PrObabiIity
Of nm Attnck on Eorf Sumter.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-30

UDRsT IN THE lark HFAgO M h Fi'd
- THING NEW;-Ihe groe24ile Coat Qkingns vli0
sstgrsa for The trade IsS 1es S SssR sss4 iaiaass
f1 3d 1dod gn No. 30 Msss aiah,ootl,d tiiil'ol
p s7Ons Of em in successful operation n ths ell
store. - = -, .l.iI Ii ), taaa,h 10 I1iI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
The "BreokiSn .

The "BroohiSn Association ron IMPROVING
EIIE CONDITION OF THE POOR make this appeal to the
sympathy the humne and benevolent in behalf Of class o
fsaies that just u any other require and are en-
titled charitable relief Abou 200 families rcesVns
cid from the hssiaon-nany Of them widows, wno helsn
tore sustained emseves mainly by tho earnings OF their c
dren employ ment That source has no"
failed and de Nuuon is before them They are not os
they in the street, and we're Il not Io n
h5ors Of Visitors the Association they would DC without
help zoe deemed sufficient simply TO state these Acts
The PsNrd o. Managers ash for tho Visitors VINO are 10" H'A
bg co Icctiors Kind reception and hearty response
hopcd that any delay neglect OF any collector W nI'
M snd iudjousy made experienced and faithful agents
Funds may be forwarded TO GGORGE HALLS Presdeg re- p NO NO.
=" ~ GEORGE HALL President
LuTHKR EASss, General Agent.
Postage Stamps cents and 10 eents) f'I sale at ifE
TRIBUNE Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
A. uee,;pq Of the Twenty.6rst Ward RepuhIi

Ar Meeting of the Twenty-hrst Ward Repuhit-
sn Aaaociation held Headquarters No 40 3t-ay, on
Hodsy evening the 2lt inst, the following preamble and
resolutIcus were unanimously adopted nj,
Wkeeas The OF South Carolina NOW In open
ssnin the Federal Governments and Hhereas OtheI LAVE
seeded, about assuming 20 sooo'
from the ULion and desrous Of oveTthIo"s ne
ment Therefore -. p...,i,,ans >. . sOi,o,
he'oU., 5~o,ion 10 he Consution and hereby pledge
th..s,yes - do all their to MAINTAIN II
rd That the election Abraham Iiucoln As Tresdeh'
Vice President furnishes no more
% The Soutb than the election OF Joln y bTecA
ID and Joseph would have furnished the North
ps.r-s That we stand firmly by the Chicago Pint
,-n az hsn first adopted and are opposed 20 al com
ses that tend to weaken or impair IL any essential par
ne e ,ho v.;no,;,, v.,o,. of
Hyrs Washbnn and TappaD OF the Committee Of three
"a commend views the respect OF liberty people
throughout the country -. ~. ,.,--, =
n of e liberties of s citizens and is in respect a. vaT
80 Nj, tha o litution ard should not be repealed
RI Thai while Russia Is eancipang her seris and Italy
"a Sspr her freedom il 10 e for the people OF the Uni
81 States Of reoyTade and that infamous ins
lion OF Slavery shall be extended Therefore we exho not only
nnhcan Representatives but also the Democrats in Con-
s and To- our Legislature 10 be true to the cause OF hu
Ianity in this its hour Of trial.
Peed That the speech of Mr. Seward the crisis IN the
Ssns 6nds respJnse in all hearts and admire
ne lessons Of It teaches the gentle kind and concs
tow r that pervade and his devotion 70 the Union ss 1t
tas :, te,ch.s sPENCER KIRBY, Pres.
JoHN W. NARsBAIL, Sec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
CONSTIPATION Or cOsTryFyEss.

No ere the many S hesa heir to- h 80 prevalent "a
t and much ssoted Costiyon-e- Oaeu
oriainanS In caeessness secrn.sy sbl 10 ressded
sht disorder Of Halo consequence excite sAxfey,
b- In reality the precuror and companion OF
the most and dangerous diseases and unless early efs4
icsted viii bring the 'nrere 10 an untimey grave Among
Headsche Collie Rheumatism Ol Besh Piee and otrs u
ke nntnrs while long train of tfsl Diseases such NAG
asst Fsysrs Abcesses DyEenseTy DaThes Dyspepsia Ap-
opls1y Epilepsy Paralysis, Hyssefa Hypochondisns xea-
choy and insanity frat indicate % presence Ia the gyste
hy tks alarming symptom Not ufequeny the diseases 6ald
oguaie in Con.6pson but take independent. eIise
n.,s the ersdest.d ia early stage From al heee
follows that disorder should receive mnc
dse whenever ard should sesect
40 gt boz of CEPHALIC FILLS the hrst Appearance Il
he complaint their timely will eEpe the nsdioos sp-
disease and destroy this foe TO human be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

~ Own IrcrprBsr and the mental and srsety i-
cidsnt TO close attention business study are among R
Eezache Inc dasordered stse 81
mind and body this distressing complaint 10 fsil
bow 10 s energy and ambition Sufferers By this disorder eA
.lxay, obtain speedy relief from these distressing a.css By
rsnS one Cephakc Pills whenever the ynote us spp<S
IL q5iets oveaked bTan and scothes se strained end AZ
the tension OF the stomach which al
ways accompanies ard Ogavs'sa the e0rdered condition 81
brain.
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AnneaI for the. Cbildren,s Aid society.-rhis So.

AnuesI for the Chidren's Aid SOciety.-rhs So
S which are sent in in smaller OF larger sum,
from s city and from part OF the country In times OF
os the enterprise o. daily charity naturally overlooked
The business depression falls most heavily on taose
he TO- that in the midst OF winter with the isus
an perhaps greater number o. POOR children dependent
emey for 10 carry on their various and mPor
tant enterprises for the needy and % ne @
They that of these mos needn charities 70 those
who .aser most distressed esthe poor and homeless little
ones the stTeeust be given up unless more literally aided
The wok which being done BY the society for the public
Tnsv are founding Industrial Schools and supporting
Vto DO gather children for these Schools and tie Pub
scheo and Oewi.e assist and labor for the children Of me
poor There thus engaged seven Isl!os snd connected
viii TIE sseiet though sopP9ed 5 oy then own s9ssa m
tap Schoo and the Cottage Place School, with about 200
% pgpiis are msinsined by tie Society ,,n,,
They ere supporting and carrying e S tne Doy 01s
soe ee different lads in the Of tbe These boys
aye Instructed every evening and many OF them provided with
sS sIe provided with ssod homes in the rural districts
non 200 70 800 children each yea ana nave nus eea a000
For this purpose two agentt are constantly enpSeo IL TEE
all these ous enterprises the Society only e1pends
abo1t 600 per The Trustees feel that they have ths
in % Of ,s%S 4 s ss paS at Of their
hey eoIEdn that their appeal Will az IN nes past oe
nonsu msy be sent to the Once II Cnten Hall AsiOr
Pace or j. T. WILLIAMS TTeauIer metropolitan Bank or
A' WM A BOOTH, President, No l9Ess' l4tb-st.
MIsAAG M @ BEIL ES, owEhSb e Ms;i 2'Sst" NS 30 w,us
WILLIAM c. GILMAN, No 10 MerchsntS Exch.nge
MoWARD POTTER, 10 4 Eat ae;b.t d.
CYRUS ". FIELD, No. 81 GTauercy Place.
WILLIAM c. RUsSKB, No. ~ pine't
MAHLON T. HEWITT, No 20 Walker e.
ABRAM S. HEWITT, No. II BuIlng Slip
JANIS r.. sPAULDING No IS Psrk.rOw.
ROBERT J. LIVINGSTON, No. ls2 5thsv.
WIN L. KING, No SO John.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

r. HsArAcBB is the fsvorte sign By which pss,e nslss
any deviation whsteSer 0 the natural state sf tbe
brsn and viewed In this light be looked on easeuud
Intended 10 dive hieh might Otherwise escspo
a,,enton TN eedied ard s indications should
rover be neglected Headaches may te classified under two
n.me, yiz Synp,omac idopshic symp,omsti: Head
ache Is exceedingly common and Is the precursor q gees
VARIETY of diseases among which APoTezy 6on, Ebe'-
msti.m and fe5e Diseases In m nervous form :hsym-
.h Of di.ease Of the stomach constituting si hedoaese,
n hensc disease constituting baogi hsddfeht Of woma,
cou,tpa,ion and other disorders Of the bowels 50 well
a. bs and uterine sfec;ious Diseases Of the bea
very frequenily attended with Headaches; Ansmia and
rle;bora are affections which heqaently o<cns1cu
kesdsche. diopathc Headache is a!so very common tens
n.n.y by the Of nervous he1ddot some
coming suddenly In sae Of apparently sound heeh
and he r.al and physical energies aud In
tIr slowly heraided by depression Of
spirits or scerbty Of temper In instances the pain In
M fort the 6eud both and sometimes pre-
1ciing yomss under this eas; go oe named Ses.asa
Of either ciass OF Headache the CephAno
PIN found and safe remedy relieving the nst
aruts rains minutes and it subtle efscsps
The diseases Of whch Headache i Lhe unsTTing index
FACT WoRrrKSowISg-S Spnldins's Ccphslic Pls
tain cure for Sick Hesdache Bilious Headaehc Nervoos Hes
ache Cc,tiyeness and General Debility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC


Tbis popular Annual for Politicians 10 now ready er n
An orders recpi,cd prior January have been hed "
ders received since that date win be fleds toon TIE o00s'
cen be printed.
ooETHSTs: .,n, .,
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS i'f
sovsERSMEST Est OF TIE UNITED sTArEs-E.eeutire
sHvOYs FXTR AoRDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-.
DENT from tho United States Z. Foreign Ccnrts a.,
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES. Members cf fohu-
aoUsH OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
sTATES Politically Classified. , -,
IyNyllTH CONGRESS las far chosen tseaJ Cssshec
FREE HOMESTEADS, tho Action ef Congress on the
uestion Of granting Free Home,.eads 20 Actual Settlers on
Public Dcmsiu ncludins The Bin passed Tor the purpose
and the Pres dents Veto thsxeoL
YFPUbLICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM fcr lgel -.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC tDougasl PLAIfOhM tor ltc.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC tB:sckiErdge) PLATFOhh Tor
z.TIONAL UNION tBelD PLATFORM, FOR 1860.
SECESSION or SOUTH CAROLINA.
rkBLE OF TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA,
prepared ct the Smithsonisn Inltoa and contsinins the
Temperature Of the -Four Sessous srd tho Mean Iemper
hre OF the Yser l56 Points IN SoTh America principally
SLFcTIoS RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES oY
THE UNION, czehuiy compiled eIpre''J for TEE rkis
tJsT 0P sTATFs CAPITALS GOVERNORS, TINES OF
LEGISLATIVE MEETING, GENERAL ELECTIONS
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT in ls:,, 1885, ard isee
Tsrms, Cash in advance -
PRIcE IL eents - cepe. r 81, 20 copies s, postage
PAID BY Express, per 100. Cash orders soiciled
rS Bssk number. Of THHrNs ALr.s,o be suppsd fog
1919 G IS N' 49, 'Ss, ~ .nd6o Fhoe i3 sens
''H' p'''s' Addre. TIE TRIBUNE. Hsw.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
srsucI csxxn Huntington Co., Pa, jan 10, leel
n C.. SPAIDING. Esq.
BEVERLY, Mass, Dse. u, 1850.
II. C. sFIIpISe, Eco.

BEVERLY, Mass, Dse. u, 1859.
II. C. sPIIpISe, Eco
lwish circulars large show bills TO bring ysuI Ce
phalic Pills particularly before my customers II you
have ANYTHING Of the hind, please send to me
One Of my who Is sansc 70 Sick HsedGehe
sua lasting day) cured Of an attack In beuT b.
your Pills Nhick sent her,
ResPecif'sy yours ~ n y,,vr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY.--A choice
~ LOT tneio.edl for SALE Price $50 Inquire r.
MILLER, No. 26 West Broadway
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gpstial Noiifrs.

~s-'~-' <,.nt,al Cjub.-A IegIAI neetingH d the
Mepbo,nssS.nMI CiSTRAL CLUB viii be bed on IhyhS m :
nv gVyNiNe "a al No St HretSway ", rhss
atfi py,ND go wiz speak, on Inc tiec'iSi ~
lgeotedey the HA''n''' SIMEON DRAPER, President.
A1fsEp {. HIIs, ! Secretaries.
EDWARD u. SklDSoRk,
..ov,s,;can Central Cemmittee>-An adjourned
ir If Ms Committee win be he'd WEDNESDAY EsEN-
IL o. ~ II clock their Headquarters No 6lS Broad
way. hnNNA>
Rop1EI EDgAHDe Ten. secsi
N;,efeepth waFs.-A meeting Of the EHECUIiVE
ssnSaMifTf:E Of the NINETEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN
tSSOCIATION viii be held THIS (Wetnesdsyl EVENING
oelock az DpEeiens Of 3dav and 35tht func
'e"' ''''"N'''' CHAHLES L. FROST, Chairman.
DAVID A. FoRBKs, Secretary.
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COysIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP ASIA are

| C0NSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP ASIA are
" hereby informed that oil Goods landed under general order
will be rent by order the Customs authorities to Public Store
No 10 Greenwich st., New YORK.
L. CuNARD, No. Bowling Green.
lNOTICE.-Whe0as, Day wife, SARAH Nc.
~ GRAW having refused my bed aud board without prov
ocatlon hereby forbid AZ persons from tTug harbong
her my account vii pay debts Of her contracting
from this da;e-JGn. 81, is6l. WM McGRAW.
EslS WAYS to MAKE EY.--Recipes
scr Artt "c-r,s 81. any address for g
tGdr,S }. WILHELM, Mo.!is.ewr, y. ,.
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CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE!
CEPTIALIC PILLS.
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE!
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

By the use Of these Pi. the periodic attacks S yes SID
Hsadhe may be prevented ard II taken at the commence
men of an attack immediate reef from pain and dAnes WI
be obtained.
They seldom fall In removing the Nausea and Bes4s V
which females subjcct.
They act gently upon the bovels-removing ccssaes
For Literary Men, STUDENT Decste Females and al erscss
Of ssdeEtdry kcb they valuable Lcrdse impsevra
the opsese giving and r9y the digestive md
elasticity ard OF the whole sysena
The CEPHALIC PILLS the resut Of long investigation
and carefully conducted experiments having been In many
wear, during hich they have prevented and eheveA
vast amount pain and suffering from Headache, whether %
mating the system GOm deEsnsed stsse Ct "
stomach.
taken at all tmes with perfect safety without making chaaes
Of diet and any dsasreeabe reads ssy
10 adninistsy hsn 70 o,iIdyea.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs!
The genuine Eve signatures Of HENRY G. spALDrN0
on each Box
soid BY Druggists and al other Dealers In Yedicluea
A Boa viii be sent by mail prepaid on reeeip. Of tie
PRICE % CENTS.
AL orders should be sadrcssedto
HENRY q. SPALDINdi
No. "a Cedar st., Nsw-Yek
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
spALDINas PREPARED aLUEi
sPALDINd's PREPARED dLUEs
SAVE TIE PIECES!
ECONOMY! DIsPATCHa
~ "A STrrcu TIVE sAvEs Nrvy." Ii
IA GcfdeH gI happen, ceil-ysynfdfed r. ss
desirable to have cheap and convenient way f 70
pairing Furnurs, Toys, Crocknry xc,n ,,,-u
SPALDiNG'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all ruch emergencies ard hoasccd can saId TO %
without IT, 10 always ready and Up 80 t6s,sticiDs poDa
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE" 10y
NB-AB Brush accompanies eseh bottle; PFC, y cen's
address hENkl " SrhL,NS, NJ. vcfx
CAUTION
A. ceitsn unprincpPd persons ae ate an uLCE
the unsuspectpe public limitations Of uy faS, ID
would caution al persons to eseinine oe'''' P''
''s h' W ~ isp issppAAinp9Nos PREPARED GLgE ~ ,.,.
IA ~ tie e.t.!ae wrsppsr al ofAs's gF'S"'S"s '''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

~ A single bottle Of SPALDfSG'S PREPARED oLUE
vii seye ten times is ccss annually. -A}
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
YPsILASTI, Mich, Jsa. "A, Let.

YPsILAyTI, Mich, JsnA "a, Let.
Mr.. SPAIpiSG
N., or since sent 20 you for boz Of Cephsc Pile lc 10
% Of b Headache and Cosyeness and reeeTed trs
sme snd they had good erect that was neesd 70 's
for ., -.
fes'e " y A. n. WHEELER
Ypglsrti xkb.
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Go farmers anb eothfrs.

THORLEYs FOOD FOR CATTLE AM
Il HORSES converts the poorest Hay or Straw g super
6ue Proyende Pamphlet mailed Tres TO address De
oo No 2I Broadway " Y. AGENTS WANTED in every cit
and town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
~ iD neat Pamphlet Form, for Three Cents.
Dealers supplied 9. The osusl rates By nooo rouavv
No. l2l Nsssau+t.
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RKrsoLpssuRo, PrrntEn Co, Ohio, I
Jan. Q, lsei. )

H,xpY c. SPLIpIye,
No. 48 Cedar.Et, N. Y
DEAR SIR:
Iucosed find twenty-five cents 5l for which .ens hcSa
Cenhac PJn Send 10 ADDRESS of Rev. Wm q. tiner Hey
rojdsburr Franklin Co, Ohio.
Your Pills wors Ike cbarmcure Headache snes 'n'a,ts
Truly yours, -
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PREPARED aLUEs

CAUTION -, ~ -
As esisin uuprucpipd pcrsons aitenpsns y slfI
,h tins public limitations Of my -
rond caution al persons TO ossInine before p"'S-N@
bee ha' W " 'sp ssppAAhp;3Nos PREPARED GLUE, 81 .,.
Il an a. 80 vr,pper; al oihe7s are ssHe'"s '0e''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

TNIRENIAN's ALMANAC for 1861.
il FIREMAN's ALMANAC for 1861. -
FIREMAN'S ALMANAC ioT 1861.
Ten cents copy. For sale overywheIe - .
II pEXrFR Co., No il3 Na-ss1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

Church hnti.Slavery ConvertiOn.-TO-DAY,J Jan.
q, at 10 and p M at the lecture Room Of the
Pre.bytersn Church in 23dst SpeGhersThe Rev Mesns
a. /. CHEEVER NATHAN BROWN, c. H. A. BULKLEY,
H MATTISoN j. r. w. SLOANE, and others. Minister.
ns members Of Evangelical Churches Invited to attend and
In the exercises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

Sons Of Tempcrance.-The Grand Division Of Eastern
Newly Of r. w its Quarterly Session tn the
Hal The Sons Of Temperance Savings Bank Building eoneI
"Wednesday commencing o'clock Representatives
sOestsd 10 be punctual in their attendance.
JOHN DAVIES, Grand Scribe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

TIREMAN's ALMANAC for 1861.
III This reAt book 10 creating much excitement
Mailed free s portions ofhe country Fon'acoa excepted
~ '''e'p''' " H. DEXTER L Co, No. 1l3 Nassau It.
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~ IN hess Plnphlst Forrr, fs- Three Ceats
uts,sgf frppI"S ~ thf Ds2s! rs.ei by -. .----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

nEADY MONEY paid for FURNITURE, CAk,
H PETS BOOKS, Lc, at No 23 olhsV, between ''a Au
lOh6ts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

COLORED WINDOW GLASS, OF all sizes ana
" soo. suitable for chsrche. and dweriBgs always hAd
and for sale at west price by . 49,
FREDK HOOSE k.Co.. No. 1856 Foitontt, D. i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

DR.. ColIett, for the BENEFIT OF THE FRIENDLEss,
Ct their Home Chapel No. 20 East 29th lectures THIS
Jwednedsy EyEhINo upO. The Brsin and Ne5y0O, % sys
ROW Thursday AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock be will lecture
ladies only and 4 O'clock to gentlemen only Admission
sgautf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
miscellaneous.

CHAPPED HANDS and LIPS cured III few
~ hour, and the skin made d:a,sy eon and white pH ne
CERINE No 81 Bleecker s std No 26s ihst ~ mall -
cent?. Sold BY BUCK \ RAYNOR Chicago hI"bf
sTEARN6 Detroit; and W. KING, j., Buffalo.
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it)atfbss, 1swslrp, &e.

AIDES GOLD HUNTING WATCHES,
Warranted, F72
LADIES' GOLD OPEN-FACE WATCHES,
Warranted, SIS.
W. EyERfsON Smith, No. is Nader. lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

The Rev. Peter Cartwright win give his SECOND
LECTURE his LIFE EXPERIENCES IN THE WEST
10 Hops Chapel (BIo6dwsy below 9th s, opposite ~
III rms OSedBedsyl EVENING Jan. "a Tickets rs
Comruenee at O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

The Annual Meeting ef the New;York City sun; Inn;
in The Seth st. church THIS EVENING at u o'elo,k Ad
Arssses win be delivered BY the Rev j. L. g. McKOWN and
the Rev. IN9KIP after which the officers for the ensuing
year viii be elected
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-21
a NJ U S f Nc q 1t Il s -.

FAR1ET1Es.-The great and beautiful drama OIL
" Jeanne Deans; or the Heart of Mid Lothian" will
be repeated tonight. The scenery of this drama is
gorgeous, and the acting of the leading characters
exquisite. The farce of the Clockmaker's Hat
will precede the drama.
ST. CHARLEs.-1liss Maggie Mitchell begins an,
other short engagement tonight, appearing in her
great character of Fdnch0n, in THE Cricket y
The farce of The Welsh Girl" will also be given,
ACADEMY.-The Christy Minstrels will give an
other treat of their sable mirh and melody to night
They are playing most successful engagement, as
they deserve
OPERA.-A great entertainment will be given to-
night, for the benefit of N. Eanlair. That grand
and gorgeous opera, The Prophet" will be pro-
duced: between the second and third acts, an "Ode
to the american Flag" composed by Mr. c. Dele
ry, will be recited by Mr.. Baugean and during the
evening, Mile Adelina Patti will sing the grand
aria from ia Trayiata.'' The house will be
greatly and splendidly crowded.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-21

AHE CASE OF THE AMERICAN BoNApARTFs TI,e
latest mails from Europe furnish the full particulars
OF the case ESQ FAT it had progressed) of Patter
son W. Bonaparte, which was opened at Paris he.
tore the First Chambers of the Civil Tribunal of the
SEINE, on Friday, the 18th Of last month From
the very natural curiosity which the case excites.
eng court room WAS as full as it could possibly he.
1ne proceedings were opened by N. Legrand,
Guot6 for Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson presenting the
following conclusions: That it may please the
Tribunal to declare the marriage contracted ON the
z4tt Of December, 1903, between the late Prince
5eF0me and Elizabeth Patterson valid, And also
tn take Judicial cognizance (donnef acte) that NJ .
konaparte, while demanding that the marriage of
The 9th Of December 1903, may be declared valid
mas never had any intention to contest and does
not nov contest, the civil and political effects Of
fhe nnion contracted in 1907 by his father with The
Princess "a therine of Wurtemburg.n NJ. Berrve,
Followed on the same side in an uninterrunte6
speech Of four hours and half, when the court
rose Tor recess. On resurning, NJ Alton opened
enc case for Prince Napoleon, and was bold enough
70 say that the eloquent advocate opposed to him
nau very little hopes of winning his casen He
Eests nus case entirely upon the law of France at
ale une, OF the provisions Of which he saws. Miss
Patterson was well aware when she said !. If Too,
oe " Wlle pat for an hour will run the risk; "
ana mat, showing the legal objections 10 the mar.
rage, she had not contracted it in good faith On
the OF his speech the court adjourned for
a week The Paris papers are absolutely silent ~
Ne subJect--eEen the fact of the trial il MT man,
TONED in their news columns.