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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-12-12
DEATHS.

James Moore, aged months 49, ~ "
"a Ms mgs nrxenoro Dec 4JCLIA daughter Of Joseph
In Ilinsdale, n H., Dec j LA iIIz .IVrtrruoN,, &C
aged 20 years, 10 months, % days ' - i''"E'''
In Marlboro Nov 2glh, MIR. DAVID CHARTER in bis
COIN year frinters IA Mass and New York niense sony
aged about 20. A" iHi'hlNs'
In Pipertown, Mich, Aug. II, Mrs. BErsEY wINCurs
TER, wife Of Henry Akey formerly Of IabfnY "a
In Dover, June 80, MARTIN u son Of Mari, ~ b -
years, months WY "seu
In warlshoro, Dec. 8, Widow PERsIs BARBER ogo1 co
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-12-12
IL OLD FRIENDS II
In tho fright P1aOo.
HERRICK'S SUGAR COATED PILLI

The BEST FAMILY CATHAR
TIC In the world, used twenty
years by five millions Of per
sous annually; always give sat
isfaction; contain nothing inju-
rious; patronized by the princi-
pal physicians and surgeons in
the Union ; elegantly coated
with sugar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-30
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION AT WILKES
BARRE. PA

VOTE OF THAMES TO DANIEL 8. DICKINSON.
SCRANTON, Pa, August %, 1861.
AT Convention held at Wikesbarre, called under the
auspices of the republican party which represented the
sentiments Of all parties the following resolution was an
nounced and adopted
Resolved That the thanks OF this Convention hereby
rendered to the Hon. d. s. Dickinson, for his
ery plea for the Union at Tunannoc and we cannot but
express high satisfaction the course of this distn
gushed leader Of the democratic party In common with
hosts Of Others in sinking the partisan the patriot AMI
rayng to the support of the government az tnst the
Vaccinations of traitors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-30
IMPORTANT ARRESTS IN MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, August 20, 1861.
Daniel Dcekert, editor OF the Hagerstown Nail
sion paper has been arrested by the government.
General Mc4aig, Senator from Ailcgany County was
arrested in Washington County where is stated that he
has been ever since his ID the legislature rendered
him obnoxious to the Union sentiment of Insecurity
Both of the prisoners have probably been sent to Fort
McIIenry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-30
AFFAIRS IN BOSTON.
AIItS DVNIVN.
FIVE MORE MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENTS CALLED FOR
THE GOVERNMENT LOAN, ETC.

BosroS, August %, 1861.
The report today that the War Department hal called
for 1--WE additional regiments from Massachlsett renews
the military patriotism of our people.
Senator Wilson'S regiment initiated to-day with
three hundred recruits including the Salem Zouavcs.
Colonel Lee will recruit second regiment in the
part Of the State and Colonel Sprague the third in
cester county.
The formation Of the twoother regiments will be i'm
mediately started.
At public meeting held this afternoon strong adj
dresses were made by Senator Wilson, Hon A. II. Rice
Mayor wghman and others, who pledged Massachusetts,
in the present struggle to maintain her ancient fame in
battling for liberty The Heeting was large and cnthu-
sastc.
The FIRST instament Of the government loan-S10 900,
0o0was formally accepted at meeting Of the associated
Boston banks 10. day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-30
NEWS FROM THE REBEL STATES.

LOUISVILLE August 90 1861
The Charleston Mercurys correspondent says:-"we
without the sympathy friendship of any nation
earth The only argument by which can influence
tsem IS their necessities and fears
President Davis is still confined with attack Of chis
aud FLYER which may induce Congress postpone its ad
ournmcnt.
vice President Stephens is sick at Manassas Junction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-30
THE REMAINS OF GENERAL LYON.

WILL GENERAL SANDF0KD CALL ON THE FIRST DIyI-
SION FOR AN ESCORT?
The remains of General Nathaniel Lyon whose ndomi-
table displayed at the battle of Wilson's creek
Springfield, Missouri the 10th instant cost him
his life, will arrive in this city from St. Louis tomorrow
afternoon at half past two O'Clock, charge Of Adams
Express Company The corpse will be escorted by Major
H. A. Conant, of General Lyons saa Captains Plumner
and Edgar Of the United States Army and Lieutenant
Clark and eight privates of Colonel McNes regiment Of
Reserve Corps.
The remains of the valiant hero will be taken TO East
port Conn his native place. where they will deposited
in their last resting place. From teegraphc de-
spatces learn that the city Of st. Louis paid the most
marked respect to the memory OF the ustrous deceased
General the military and citizens turning agse to
escort the body to the depot aud the city dressed
mourning in appreciation Of the services rendered by
him whom they then received in the cold embrace Of
death As matter Of course General Sanford will order
out suitable military force to do duty on the ar
rival Of the body OF General Lyon and our citizens may
rest asswetthat New York city knows we'll how to APP
pccate the gallant services Of so distinguished general
the brave but unfortunate Lyon.
The First division will be called upon and there are
other troops of volunteer regiments who could
parade honorable and worthy occasion than
this or pay homage Drawer spirit than that of the
gallant soldier above named.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-30
REPORTED ARREST OF COL. sTRoTHER.

HhTiMOfE, August ~ 1901.
private letter received in this city says that the
rebels have arrested Col Stroher the well known pro-
renr OF the Berkeley Springs and carried him prisoner
Richmond lie quite aged, but, being suspected OF
Loyalty the government incurred the dispeasure of his
rebel ne ghb0rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-30
NEW YORK CAVALRY EN- ROUTE.

SYRACUSE, August 20, 1861
Capt Jockwicks company Of Col Van Aliens cavalry
regiment leaves here at twenty minutes past P. M
en- route for Washington via New York.
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THE NEW JERSEY FIFTH REGIMENT EN-
ROUTE.
TRENTON

TRENTON, August %, 1851.
The New Jersey Fifth regiment of Volunteers, fully
eouipped and numbering nearly a full complement q
men, with wagons horses, &c, left this afternoon al
three O'Clock and arrived safely in Philadelphia roe
for the seat Of war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-30
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE August %, |
Via BALTIMORE, Angus, 20, 1851. !

We have no tidngs from the naval expedition.
Accompanying the flag Of from Norfolk yesterday
Colonel John Carey, Of Hampton of Genera
Huger of Norfolk, and several prominent secessonlss
from Old Point They had the impotence TO cheer the
rebel flag while at anchor under The guns Of the Mount
Vernon, the flagship during the absence Of Commodore
Strngham.
turns out that the firing upon flag Of truce from
Craney Island some weeks ago, entirely unauthor
lied by General Huger. On hearing of the outrage no
sent apology to Commodore Stringham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-30
IMPORTANT FROM NEW MEXICO.

INDEPENDENCE, No. August 20, 1851
The Santa Fc mail and Carson City Express have arrived
here bringing dates from Santa Fe to the 18th inst and
Carson City to the 26h The Express brought three pas
sengers and 90 900 dollars worth of gold dust
The troops, $50 in number, who surrendered 1000
Texan Rangers eighteen miles from Fort Fillmore have
been released PAROLE the Texans retaining their
and the horses belonging to companies of the mounted
Rifles.
General William Pelham, formerly Surveyor Genral Of
New Mexico and Col Clements arrested in Santa Fe
and confined in the guard house, by order of Colonel
Candy, of the Department OF New Mexico. They were
suspected Of giving improper information 10 the Texas
troops below Paso Colonel Clements took the oath Of
allegiance and discharged. General Pelham refused
TO take the OATH and still confined in the guard house
Hon. NJ A. Otcro, of Albuquerque, has been appointed
Colonel of regiment Of New Mexican volunteers to be
raised in the Territory
Colonel Candy has, by proclamation, suspended the
writ Of habeas corpus in New Mexico.
Fort Stanton has been abandoned by the United States
forces, and also fired by order Of Colonel Candy.
New Mexico has been visited lately with very heavy
showers Of rain which have done considerable damage
property,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-30
THE Al.LEDGED sECEssIoNIsTs.

ARREST ANOTHER TRAIroR.-This morning David
P. Carr United States Marshal Of Connecticut, con
vcyed Mr. Elias b. Schnabel to Fort Lafayette as
prisoner. 1t seems that Mr.. Schnabe was engaged
in advocating peace, secession and Other treason
able doctrines throughout the State of Connecticut and
pursuing his traorous in Ltchheld county at
the time of his This inmate Of Fort Lafayette
il lawyer by profession, snd has taken rather promi-
nent part in politics in Philadelphia for the last wears
Ho has always been violent pro-s'avery man. has
the reputation of being the most ultra bunker of that
branch OF the democratic party. For time Mr.. Selma
bel took an active part in every movem.nt which favored
the rebels but lately the City OF rothery Love has been
too warm place for him, and he deemed prudent to
eIngrate to the land Of steady habits where his
career has been suddenly brought to a close
SUSPECTED SRcEssIoNsT. detective Wilson arrested
John Seght Of Texas yesterday afternoon OH
suspicion Of being secessionist Tho prisoner on being
brought TO police headquarters, stated that he was
member Of of the firm Of William Hcnd.ey Co. Of Gal
weston and that he here to buy goods the event
Of the blockade being removed. He in the habit Of
spending about eight months Of the year North but Ind
the prisoner was found letter from his business partner
which referred to the purchase of goods nothing
else of any interest importance discovered upon
his person. superintendent Kennedy discharged Mr.
Slegh condition that the latter would drop in and see
him occasionally.
TIE CASE OF WILLIAM PATRIcK.-We understand that
William Patrick, the Wall street banker who was ar.
rested charge of treason Wednesday, claims TO be
native of Nova Scotia and subject OF Great Britain
~ Is the intention OF the Prisoner TO invoke the protection
Of the British Consul and endeavor escape from pun.
ihnpnt in that way Patrick is still at Fort Lafayette
under close confinement.
Herrel, who arrested on Wednesday night on sus
picicn OF being agent of Jen Davis and discharged
yesterday morning rcarrested last night and will
probably be 10 Fort Lafayette TO-DAY Evidence il
seems, has accumulated against him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-30
CINCINNATI, August 90, 1851.

The remains of General Lyon reached here this
ing and were escorted by the military and citizens to
Smith Nixons where they will lie in state till nine
tonight large number visited the hall this forenoon
The remains will be taken East tonight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-30
GENERAL BANKS ARMY.

HYATrsrowN, August %, 1891
gentleman from Harper's Ferry to-day reports that
the unonsts leaving there in great numbers. There
rebel forces in that neghborhood except about
$50 cavalry, under Colonel Henderson.
Advices from Martinsburg give the following intell
gence:The rebels have succeeded in taking down and
removing Winchester two of the baltimore and Ohio
Railroad locomotives They have Also sent to the
same place a portion Of the machinery belong
ing to tho company's workshops there, breaking
up and disabling the remainder 1t is stated to be their
intention TO take up sufficient Of the track to connect
Winchester with strasburg There strong force
in either Jefferson Berkeley county The property Of
the Union people had not yet been conscated moesed
up to tho time my informant left.
Vague rumos have circulated here to-day 10 the effect
that the enemy about to make demonstration at
Edwards or Noans ferry.
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1.-The commissioned officers OF all volunteer organiza-
ons matter whether established under the authority
Of State or of the United States viii be regarded as
having been commissioned on the day when mustered
into the service of the United States and will take rank
in their respective grades will be entitled to pay and be
obeyed and respected in their several POSITIONS from that
date.
U.-Herearter no minors will be mustered into the
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nle0ital.
SOOTHING LETTER.

GEORGE A. FOWLER Of Golford writes;
Permit me TO gay to you that MRS. wINsLOw's soVfH-
ING SYRUP has an unprecedented sale with me since my GO
toner, hove sscerairedits inertia This is the hrst time
thirty Eve year, drug business that have ndorseds meoa
for It. intrinsic good qualities never before TINS ~'~s
recommendation Of any psen. medicine know not WINS"
composition is believe perfectly harmless and 'ae
know (, dive, the creates, ssctcu to parents ard nrse&
a ou,,pde and relief without any unpleasant effects -
tending its use.
Yours, respectfully,
GEORGE A. FOWLER
| Million, O, bottle. o, MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP are now every year the United ssss fec CHI
ar.u .ee,hins with nerssfains Relief InnsoAU
| sd CsRrAIH
MRS w1NsLows SOOTHING SYRUP I, sure 10 resua.a
! the bowels
e0ni'f % "v-"v DAY from DruEzists in all o~st- .
the country Send more Of MRS. WINSLOW's soOTH-
| ING SYRUP
Million, Of bottle. Of hrs. wINsLows SOOTHING
SYRUP are sold every year In the United States
Give old diseases incident 70 the perod
seehhs In Children Here you have old nurse Tor Is os
In the form Of MRS. wINsLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP.
MRS WINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP never falls "a s,,,
immediate relief
MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP Il sold b, =
druggists throug hou. the Uaited State.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MoTBBRs-MRS WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP the only thing that VOC can r,
upor give res. to yourself and relic, help your infant
MRS. wINsLowrs SOOTHING SYRUP has beea .ss
means Of restoring the dropping 'pri,s Of many mo,hs
This 10 the Of the year to use MRS UINsIou,s
SOOTHING SYRUP.
To every mother who has children ussnns from sv O, s
complaints incident to this period Of teethns we ssy do 20. Id
your prejudices the peudoes others stand IN t
way the reefths, will be ure-yes absolutely sureto fol-
low the use Of MRS WINSLow'S SOOTHING SYRcP
Druggists everywhere keep MRS wINsLow-s
SOOTHING SYRUP for children teethns No medicine IL thu
United States sells like IT, II standard medicine and is
magical effects have been witnessed
During the thirty unprecedented and Increasing popa
arity Of MRS wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP, inn.msr-
able CoRDLs" and other nOstrum' prepared BY peteodss
NJ Ds have sprung up and lived but mushroom eI'encs
while the SOOTHING SYRUP hss been constantly Increasing
popularity and become shousehOld word and th0u'snd a
mothers thank Mrs for the health Of ther children
BY the use Of her invaluable srticle
When the prs.ens Of" COrdi,' have followed In s
oot.ep. Of their u,tous predecessor MRS wISsLows
SOOTHING SYRUP viii cOn.inse to be popuA, hyoe and
|, blessing to every mother
None genuine unless the acsimie Of CURTIS PERKINS
yew York, Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists Throughout. the world
Principal Office, No. 10 Cedsr.st, New.York
Price only Is cents per bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-25
HnSnr D. MINER, Auctioneer.

Henry d. MINER Auctoneer
MINER & THORP will sell at auction on
WI WEDNESDAY, FEB. u, 1851 At 10y o'clock, at their
Saeuoou No 81 Nassau St, oppose the Post Office general
assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE, removed for
yrhience Of sale consisting Of rich carved rosewood Parlor
Suites; do y. w Library and ninng do carved
wood Etssers, stusry arbeop bureaus Wash.,and and
Center Tables rosewood M. racks black Walnut Hal stand
and Chair mahogany Wadobes Bookcss Sofas and chairs
painted Cottage s6,e ro,ewood and mahogany Bedsads hair
Mst.re.ses velvet Brussels and nUsn carpets sc DC
..o about $50 pairs Of fine painted gilt and plain Window
Shades being balance Of manufacturers stock also large and
well Of SIverplated Ware all Of the latest designs
aid best quality plsts embracing Tea Sets UBs Ice Pitchers
Caie BsAsts butter Coolers Gobe,s spoons foks Knives
&C. 81 a. sizes the socs ofs hsdenlsne Manufactured AsO,
Ofce Furniture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-25
STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS..

NEW-JERSEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IN rIos EXCLUSIONS nun, ,Dv, p,r. .,,, 10 ALA
;l " a. i ~ sb.r, insOsiIe to those wishing
70 attend guraon At ahinston OF PRESIDENT LIN
be sold for any Of Phlsdelphia Trains
G. ping those sd5 and be good TO return on any
'''l1 FROM THE .rH TO TN; sTH or D, M ,Rti "a
Pa,e om jersey City 20 Phhadepls snd 70
torn 80 from Newark Elizabeth to Phtadepnis ana -
turn, 800 n, u,oonprrp ...,.,.nt snpt
NEW-YORK. HARLEM, and ALBANY RAIL-
w, csn. Ra HoS for q. point. We
Souhwe also, with Railio.d tSI ssIstoss h1
land Burrs ,On Pst,'buIs Rou'e' Point osden'0ursh ana
Montreal. ,,, AN ,..anm
ssox T9lqs and. 20 p m n:ss a. a. H. '' '' H.
for wism.biidss White p aims c,o.on Falls. and a. local
trains see time table EIprrs Trim leaves Albany every
sunday morning JOHN BURCHlLL. Asst supt
n EW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ DUNKIRk EXPRESS at a. IN, for Dunkifh, Buffalo
Canandagu. aud principal s,aiions
MAIL Si5 m 10. Dunkiri and intermediate Stations,
WAY At 20 p m. for hiddeso~n, Newbargh, and Inter.
The n 199 s.ataa sq t,oS.
81 al MsilIrs Stations, md runs only 20 Elmira
cHAs. MTNoT, General sup't.
E0R BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
;. It; BAY sTATE Capt jexe.. es.e. NevYork every
md The EMPIRE STATE. Capt Brsy,on' on M0NS&Y,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY al o'clock p. m, frOm Per No.
Hereafter will be- regarded secured 10 any .pp.
cant until the shall have been paid for. -
Freight Boston foE aided through with great dispatch BY
Express Freight Train.
WIN BORDEN. Agent Nos. 20 and II wess.t
HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.&C. ALBA
Il NY and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS NORTH
and WEST. Trains leave:
From Chambersst- From 3ls,,t
Express, and II andJ:25 7:S u:.J M sud 80 and
and p. III. 5:2j D. NJ
Troy AID albany with sleep 1918 Sundays includsd)
ingcarl 9:4S p IN.
PouShkeepo TAIN 7:J0 IN H. and "a: 30 and AS o. m
~ m. aud IN
Peekskiu train. Op. IN. SIS n. u.
Sing Sing train, a35 and $50 snd4:55 p.m
D..
Tarytown train, 6aOP M T:le p. IN.
A. +. SMITH, Superintendent
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90 tuhom II man Concern.

CORPORATION NOTlCE:-A resolution has
hr r,uad 10 the Board Of Aldermen have tho side
walk. in Second from Thirty fifth to Forty nth street,
where not siroady done, tagged . 20 49,.
second and Third avenues be tagged where not already
hsgg-d. ~ - IN ~ 1 ,h,. oItoo
dn deced /, the Chsrman Of the Committee on Streets
bO''' I" Au0'D'"' ' f. A. BOOLE. )COmmi,tee
JOHN Russell, on
JOHN IL BRADY Streets.
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Csc. A. LnAvlrr, Auctionser.

GHO. A. LnAviTr, Auctionser.
DY GEO. A. LEAVITT IL CO.-Trade Sale
ID Room, Nos 81 and % Mecer for the sale Of BOOKS
Stationery, WoIks Of Art eto Consisnmens solicited
TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 26 at O'Clock.
AUCTION SALE OF B00RS-Comprsnga large collection
Of Important In the various branches Of Science Mcea
ties. GEO. A. LEAVITT CO.
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CErRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY,-

CEfRAL RAILROAD of EW-JERSEY.-
~ Up foot OF Courtlsndt sConetins at Hampton JUNG
ton wDelawte LsckAN anna and Western Railroad aud Al
E,,tonh Lehish Valley Railroad and ls folnr
sdirscleto Harrisburg without change fcsys.
~ MiHH RhANGEMENT-CommsnciaS December TO-
lse0-Le Nev-Yorh fs1ows: I
hARhgEa EiPsEsmAts {. M tor Easton, Reading Potts
hAILsAs-Ats m for Esston, Water Gap, Scranton
Great ~, Pit,ten. WLtesbrre, &c. = ~ -
IN. RoUau TRAis-For EsstoR, Msuch Chunk Williams
port Ring, Pottsyills Harrisburg nc ...
n h%EouGn TRAIs-For Easton, Bethlehem, Anentown
and MauChunk 49,
5i3 p. WAY rRns--For Somsryis
EIrEtrRAisyos HARkIssg KG-TLe . N. Express Train
from Neyork arrives At Harrisburg At IL 40 noon, In time 10
connect FAST rsus Eat and Wos Central
Centre. North and South and with the Cum
ELiliHHPosr AID Nnw,YoRK rKKRr-Leavs New.Yorh
nom Feb North River and n a. $50 and D. m
LsAI land alsA m 20 and t3o Q. IN.
The bostoP Bergen Point aud Msiner Iarbor trim
SAL Nd Jpbls Q, SILG..s, S-ss.s,y..s,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-25

rEALED PROPOSALS WI BE- received ny the
School Officers OF tn. 9th Ward the Office q the CLERK Of
m. Road of Education 81 Grand and EImst, uhth
MONDAY the ith day Of Mach next at ~ o'clock M Tor
inn hirr aud fitting up Ward School No IN said Ward pursu
ant 70 plans and HE and to be seen Of the once
OF The SUPERINTENDENT Of school Bulldog No ~ Cro'by
THE school, Officers Of the Ward the right to reject any
or ali Of the proposals oered II deemed for the pubic Interest
to do 80. - -,.r,-,,,,
JACOB G. Bo0ERT Building Committee
JAMES w. BOOTH,
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Sales bp Auttlon.

A. NJ MERwiN Aucioneer.
pY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Buildings,
- Nos 594 aud .96 Broadw sySses Of Books Stationery
Pictures, Works Of Art Fancy Goods, Furniture, &c
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Feb. -, at O'Clock
PRIVATE LfBRARY-of choice Englsh ard American
Books nearly all departments Of them cspoDsvey
illustrated and chy aud substantially bound including Lord
Kngsberopghs Antiquities Of Mexico complete IN vols folio
The Hstua History Of State OF New Yo.k complete ia 20
4to with most Of the plates ooLred &c. Also collection
fmeaneouS Neraure and also two elegantly carved black
walnut Bookcases Glastonbury Chairs and Spanish BoIes
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BIO. GAS BROApWAY, NKM.YOKK

nR. A. ii. FLANDERS,
~ Formerly Professor Ia Homeopathic College Philadelphia
From 70 10 g. m sId to 2. may he found q,
:. Asss... As,s- sisE. i..k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-25

NOTICE.-W Whereas my wife, CATHERINE ).
~ BAKER has e y bed and board without cause or provo
cation therefor forbid ali persons trusting her on nay
DO accountable any debts contracted by her after
the 18th day Of April l36i-Feb. 10, 1851 JACOb aAKER
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JAMAICA AND NETWORK SCREW STEAM.

PACKET LlNE-Carying the Mail 70 ssl nr hiNo-
sfON. JAMAICA, the 10Th Of each month The ns1
steamship ZLU Capt Edward Goodwin will sai for the ssovs
port on WEDNESDAY. March 20, from Pier NO " nocta
Eiyer Passage; First cabin 500 second cabin $751; ts
For fT,i.ht passage spp, to WALDEN BOOTH. AsnI
SIEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
landing aud eubsrking passenger ct (loeens
intend dispaching their foil powered Oyds
hANUAhOO. Saturday Mar. =
ULASOOW. ........' .......... Saturday, Mar. Is.
And every SATURDAY st noon, from Pier No ~ EossA
River
RATES 0r PAnAGH;
FIRST CABIN......u...SI3 STEERAGE... ........"o1
First Cabin to Lonton.... 80 Steerase TO Londor....
Steersge Return Tickets good for six months.
aded to Paris Hsye Hamburg Bremen kot
terdsm, Antwerp &c, at reduced through fares
Persons wishing bring their friends buy tickets has
rates kewYork From Liverpool or Queeus
town-Fu.t Cabin SIS s85 and BIOS Steersgs from Lvse
pool, so; from Queenstown, $50
These Steamers have superior accommodations Tor pasens
and carry eenced Surgeons They are built In waieFtn
iron sections ard patent Fire Annhistors on board
For further information apply In Liverpool TO WM lNMA
Agent, No. ~ Wasr-st IN Glasgow to WIN lNAAN, NO.
-. Enoch square; in Queen5ovn TO w. ID SEfMOChS
Co. In London EWES MACY, No 81 King Wnlismst
IN Paris to JULES DECOUE No Place dc Ia Bourse In Pa
sdephs JOHN O. DALE, No. LOG Walnut at the Com
nany,. Oebces JOHN c. DALE. A,-nt
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