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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-27

WIN. Writer'S. AUCTIoNEER. WILL SILL THIS
day st2 O'Clock at 45i Ca al street, large vsu-
able assortment Of SOFAS Chairs centre dining and
Tables; French plate Mirrors Bookcases Bureaus
stsnds Toilet CHINA Glass Silver and Wares
Iapsty three ply and other Carpets; ocoths mahogany
French and cottage Redseads hair and other Ma tresse
Feather Beds, bedding, Sheets Blankets, table Linen,
Stoves 40 1Le whole comprising fine and choice selection
for families and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-27

CBERIFF'S sALS OF FURNITURE, BILLIARD CUES
~ Falls &cThs day, ut 10s O'clock at 3 Fulton ttrees
Brooklyn Mshosany sofa sos hedstead Tables, Chairs.
Che Bedstead enamelled Chamber Suit. htove Sideboard
Lounges, Show Case, Sewing Machines, &c.
j. HIGGINS, Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-27

DO nOO WORTH OF NEW AND LEFT OFF CLOTH
DC.UOV ing wanted for the Western marke, The
highest cash price paid be obtained bankabls
money for large or small ios by calling at tho ad
dressing VIM Walsh, Al Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-27

A BETTER CHANCE THAN hVEK-i HAVE JUST
A received $1,000 to purchase OF Clothing for Chica
ILL., Ladies and gentlemen, II you wish get
Tor yonr Clothes Carpets Furniture and Jssery and q
avoid being humbogged by false ocrer the best d
is 70 send note 20 b. Nint2, ~ Sixth There
DC convinced Will be dealt with 10 satisfaction
Ladies puuctualy attended to by Mira Minz 70 sixth
nue., between Eighth street and Wayeriey place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-27

g 4 j. BOGART MISUNDERSTANDING FIN.
~ % at l0h o'clock at the auction Household
bure consisting Of mahogany Sofas Easy Chairs, Teoa~
Tetss marble Centre Tables Mirrors mahogany bureaus
Mashst chairs mahogany Bedsteaos, Feather Beds
ture aiso rotng Horse Grocere Top Wagon
Harness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-27

A BETTER PRICE PAID FOR LADIES' AND GRNrH
n cast off Clothing than eIsevhere also
tur Jswsy ac gus,sntee 70 p the ,ollowng prices.
and from 81 81 to s. for Pants by post punctual
attended to BY E. 34 Seventh avenue. between Nuesenth
and twentieth streets Ladies attended 10 b. Mrs Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-27

g J. BoGART, AUCIIoNEERS.-THIS DAY, AT u
~. o'clock at the auction No North William streeA
Cons'ables sale of u pieces Pnramatta.
WILLIAM b. JONES. Constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-27

A BETTER CHANCE STILL -LAnIEs AND GENTLE
n men, have grea. demand for cast or Clothing Fur
niiare carpets Jeweiry &C. for the Western market wn
pay the following priees:For SILK Dresses from e
Tor Goats from s. TO ss FOR Pants from So reass
Twentoh and Twenty first strceta Functusiy attended
Ladies attended TO by Mrs. Anhal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY, Feb. 26-6 z. N.
The following is comparative statement OF the
exports exclusive of sPecie) from New York to
foreign ports for the week and since January L.
1859. 1890 1861.
Total for thu week - $95s 9lT lbls,781 S,0A5,6
Previously reported. 4s4 loo2s,lSs 1876 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-27

ONWARD S0uEECK. AUorIosKKR
PeTomptory sale a

HENRY H. LEEDS, ABCIIONEER.-HENRY n.
IA LEEDs co. viii cell suction THURSDAY, FcbruA-
at 10Y O'Clock at the residence No. 39i Mulberry strss
wesley place. 0entee Household Fur
conssns Of Brussels and Ingram Carpets ro.swco1
fario furnure with brocate Pier MTors Centre
sna side 1Aes rosewood Piano. 81 octave made 70 orders
2ut Cornces Lace Window Curtains mahogany harclOtk
ocker Chairs mahogany Card le mahogany Dressing
BureAuA BodsteadA Hair Mattresses Busters
and Pillows, Kitchen Furniture, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-27

VNORTH LODGE, NO. 2l0, T. AND A. M.-THE MEN.
w bers OF Worth Lodge No 30 are hereby summoned TO
meet the Lodge room No. Is East Broadway wednes
day clock r. M the purpose attending the
neral of late brother William Hadley Members of the
fraternity respectfully invited BY order.
THOMAS BANNAN, w. NJ.
JonN w TIMsoS Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-27

q J. BOGART. AUCTI0NEERS WILL SELL THE
cay Wsdnesdsyl February 81 az O'Clock at No SOS
lumbec Wagon set of Single Harness. Desk with drawers
three Buchers' Stalls and kss Ice Of Lumber
three Work Benches, Steam Boiler Mortisng MAchinH
Chest OF Tools and Carpenters Materials Goods
must be removed Immediately afe the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-27

NKW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
AZ Treasures Office, albany. February IL, 1881.
Messra DUNCAN, sHkRAAM + Co., Transfer Agents New
following regulations In reference the
anster on Stock and the Issuing OF Stock Certificates
COMPANY viii take effect the reopenng OF the Transfes
Books, on Fridsy the I'd day OF February mat
first The full name and place of residence OF every
70 whom stock l. transferred must be stated In the
enf OF transfer and In the Stock corresponding
herewith In case OF transfers 70 firms the
nIm and the place whexe Its busne conducted
Second In every Application 70 transfer s.cck virtue
signed as TO be oompete instrument before
open defective power
Third II certificate presented In which there has beer
alteration tnerlinea0n erasure the application
transfer the Stock represented BY suoh
cned and the applicant referred 70 this Office Respect uy
yours, GILBERT l. WILSON. Treas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-13

DOR SALE OR TO LET-A COUNTRY SEAT. PRICE
to suit the times one Of the mo- valuable and healthy
he bank Of the Hudson Palisades.
sned as landing opposite Dobbs ferry twenty miles from
the city being about four and about
from the buildings all f- hed
ho9 with extension 81 feet front BY 81 deep and - rooms
aud splendid DOM wndows three sides.
with bnas the south side Its location com uands
splendid view Of the Hudson and surrounding country
beng surrounded by thick growth of the
northeast AID northwest making splendid winter well
summer residence The fully laid out
with sbruboery and fruit kinds
ard well Of the coolest ar pures PAIL
Eade- of Rockland county Free from ali incumbrAncea
Commnncatton At all times during the day BY Northern Jer
and Hudson River railroads
VI vANsCIa, Err, the premises or the owner A. w.
PAGE, after O'Clock p. NJ, A3 st. Marks place, New
York - - 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-13

L'oR SALE OR TO LET-AN ITALIAN VILLA
situated IN the banks Of the Hudson river twelve miles
from TX and half mile from the depot Spuvten
Iusy The house ~ two story attic and basement about
3,O feet ind con tains mod Improvement The
outbuonas coach house and stable
house The grouncs about three acres out in the
most tasteful with fruit and chad trees &c This
one OF the most beau u and healthy the vicinity.
and hss cost ss5 COO IL viii be sold low
good tenant reasonable WILLIAM
LIZ ELL, "a Gear street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-13

LIOk SALE ORkXCL Age COUNTRY RESIDENCE
and Farm containing seventy 1--WE acres " excellent
land mi from depot ut Whi,e Plains the Harlem
haro d one hour from the city, new outage house. 26s4
iea nr ICONS, ane carriage hoase lox5i alarm house
owner being compelled 70 be sbsent vt make object
for desnR good investment. Will sell low for
cash long cred exchange for Ne~ York city
yy If not sold the house VIII be let Furnished for the
Address the owner ID. Humphrey, "a Hamilton
Albany, N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-13

SITpk. IlE yNTFD- By REsFECrABLE
n v.unc r to do general housewoTk in small private
family ib a of plain cook gnd washer AND i'uner or
would ID chnwbeOoN waiting No objection to IN
the uutty he The test o. ei'g re erence
las place Call Q. 419 IN ~, between e5th aud
Both IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-13

REsPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A Gle ALTON TO
"a small family hts no ebi eet'7n 10 30
chan be work ard take crre OF cndeu all CT L Union
1t ,cafuer OF snita Brooklyn, hrsi toor back room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-13

ENGLIsa GIRL WISHES AsITUAiIoN As FIksL
a chsmhermad, would do the general houe .ork
of a small miy, n cd plain cook and an e4ccent
washer and toner he hes oi city e-suce frol hor lat
be days at - Nes 1874 s near
9th ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-13

A SITUATION wan BD-By 4 REsPECTABLE PEG
a testant TO DO tae ookins veshng ana ironiag q
ANAL family che u good COk and excellent washer ant
iruner gloo city fe cnce Il required Cau az az 25h q
between sth ava sth avs ton floor, oack ro'n'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-13
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENT.

nEUX CUIsINIERKs FRANCHISES, QUATsE FEM.
~ de chambre, don't hu ds reference
deux p,otesanes plus tros lnnes denfans don't denx
derrent des families pus,
turere, walters, coche apglais ct wagon driver
francois angas demanden placer dams de
BONES mais adresser mm. distemen lagence fran
de nj @ Gaillard, 81 Sixth
TINE JEgNE FILE FRANCHISE DEsTpr. rRouvEp
uue pate dams famie America. 90 nonr saiynr des
enfans gu chambres ellie pit donnsr les
{, ndations. sadresser aV No Ia Grand It on sci
Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-13

Deal LsTATE "A WELL PAYING FAMILY LIQUOR
IN Store TO trade for House lots
chance for man to make fortune Large stock Apply
at WI. ABBOrfs, No East Broadway
ITO ExCHAN9E-soME GOOD WESTERN LAND FOR
i furniture horses any kind OF saeable merchaudise
In ls email lots for enre cf goods State
particulars in Address H. r. Smith, 1863 Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-13

CPLEr DID COUNTRY 6OUsE TO LET, C1arAINf NC
- eleven rooms, Handsomely furnished stable
OF ground well laid out choice ru trees the gound hg
ana the healthy; situated ten minute - the
pot half hour ride from the city by dferen
railroads and steamboats, Apply 10 NJ. JEkSIE., 63
BrCaiwAy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-13

as CH.MRERMAtD AND WAIThEsS-HANfhO, A
n 81 nation y a res lectable young v man % chsmoer
maid aud wstrss rmaid and 20 % PLAIN sc Wing
has good city Call al no % Htst 5st ST. near ON
In lhe hft ernrnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-13

4 sFAKBTREss WANTED, A SITUATION, BY
n Young woman seamsres; understands drcssmakiHg
well; and ~ ohdrens clothes; ~ good plain sever
can Wheeler wilson's sewing machine, and ~
willing Yn1ke herself useful Can lie well ~ ommsnded
be uu engaged Gt her present employer l5 West
g4th
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19

NEwRIRK-At Hud.on City, "Wednesday, Jan. B, Mn.
Rachel New hhk, In the nth yes Of rage
HUoENT Suddenly. Thur-dsy, Dee- g. Mrs Margaret
Nugcnt, In the sd year Of Der sse
pIKF-At Mfddetovn, Conn, Tuesday, Jan. Is Nellie
second daughter Of Robt g. and Ellen Pike aged year
POsT-In Jensy City, Thursday jan H. Albert II. Post
aged SO years. months and 10 days
pEARsAL On Thur,dsy JAM H. 0y Corsou rsliet Of The
late Abish Pear.a sssd II years, months and days.
REvERE-At Needhsm, Mas on Friday Jan H. Lucy Jane
Whitney wife Of George b. Revere and osusoer ei Daniel
Whitney Of this city.
RAUCH-In Brooklyn, Thursdy Jan. H. John T. Rsaeh,
forist, aged - years -
sHANNokOn Thursdsy jan H. CHARLES wimot eldest s'n
Of Robert H. and Hester A. Shannon, sgcd8 years. -
sHAW-At stopDgon, Conn, .Tuesdsy morning Jan 10.
Capt Hiram Shaw
TB2YER-In this city, Friday, Jan. la Of consumption,
Margaret EHzs wife Of Nelson Thsys, aged 10 yeas
month and q days
The fends snd relatives the family also those Of her brothers,
John William and Charles also those Of her brother
Rob Peterson respectfully invited n attend her funeral
from her late residence No % Esbth avenue on Monday
afternoon the 2rt fns oclock without fuhes invitation.
Her remsus win be inferred at Nenh Hoboken n e.,
TREVETT-At Annapolis Nd, Monday, Jan H. 10 the ID
wear of his ase Ttus Teve youngest child Of the
Rev. DR.. and Mrs Mary b. Trevett
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19
Arrived.

steamsp Morton, Adin, Charleston, mdse and pss to
Spofod Ileson Co. 10Th irst, a. 4p. 10 miles ~ OF
Cape Roman exchanged sEss with steamship Keystone STATE
bound Savannah 18th inst at 20 niles s. OF Hatteas,
passed propeller huntsville bound :. lth inst, Ia IN lat II
& signals with steamship Columbia for Charleston
Steamship AsbSms Schenck Savannah ndse and psss TO
s. l.. Mitchill 4 Son.
Ship New World knight Liverpool 30 days nidse and %
pas 10 Cornelius GIinnelL Jan la. 81 H. Ion IS %
changed signals with ship Lady Fnnkn bound T. JAN lat
d 10, Ion. So ~, saw bark Wessacumcon, bound r..
Ship Hornet Mitchell San Francisco Oct H. mdse to w. T.
Coltman l. Co., vessel TO Lawrence, Giles Co. Nov 30 on
Cape Ho schr Florence of Gan Francisco bonnd 10 west
ward. Dec a. lat s. lou 50 So spoke herm. brig With the
letter In her signal ~ days om Philadelphia for RIO Jsnero
Had moderate weather OF tho HON.
via 81 Thomas ID inst where she put In for water mde 10
T. Coleman Co. The schI Tekoa twhserl Williams sailed
day previous fer New York.
bsrk Eliza Bsss Br of Bermuds, Cooper bermuda JAM
In ballast to TUCKER Light oIe.
Big Hannah, McEwen PortaaPrnce logweod and mahog
Schr H. H. Read Kelly, Norfolk corn for New Bedford.
l7h inst Cape May bearing N 10 miles, bark ashore ap
parentiy just gone on. -,
eer saie Mear (of Yorktown. ya, Richardson, Antigua
Dec. 73 via st. Martins 7e.h salt TO Smith Jones Co.
schr Clara lof Bos.en) Crewe Benaire lst nst salt to A.
NJ Beixas. .
sehr z. sOyee BOyce jacksonville days yellow pine to
master. T..
schr Aid, Endcott, Jacksonville days, yellow pine for
Boston.
sc Pequonnoci Barnes Savannah days. cotton 70 maer
sehr. II. Horton Freeman, Tanser for Boston yy"e's'
schr. Isabel Alberto, TUCKER, Baltimore days, coal
Schr. Direct Mitchell, Virginia oy,ters -
schr. Sarah Mills Dayton, yrsiuis for New.tiaven-
6chr. Isabel, Robbins, Virginia for Providence.
Schr ldlewild, Hale, Virginia Tor Boston ain
Steamer Aatross Jones' Providence rdse 70 lease oeen'
Steamer Pe.rel. Young Providence mdse TO l. odsh
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19
DIE ID.

2.y sasy Bird vi. John s SHa'
without further Invitations The funeral VIII take place on
hond' the M s ,se % ss , % % y the s' Civ Hal
Brooklyn.
BLEAKLEY-on Thur.dsy Jan II, William Blealcy In the
The friend. and relatives Of the family respectfully invited
attend tho fHsss % q ssnds %. % 4s I,i Ss0cH n.
will be taken to the family buyins ground In sersu-
lenberg, Eew'Jersey, for inierment
BURR--Ip this city on Thursday jan IT, Mr. Georgo w.
BUR-, aged u years, months and II days
BURCK-b Broolyn, on Wednesday, Jan: 49, Ms Nina
BuIck wie Of Philip Burch In the 33d year Of her age
CARLEOn Fonhh Day the 10th inst, Of pneumonia snss
The rssii,e and friends Of the family respectfully invited
the 10Th list At o'clock without further notice Tho Long
Island Railroad cars viii leave South Ferry Brooklyn at
DUNN-At Elizabeth, n j. Thursday Jan. H. MIRA Phebe
Dunn.
FARsswoRTH-In B;collyn. on Th9,:day Jan. H. Annie
d. FaInsw0 only child Of Emery and Mary b. fanswor'h
oged year, months aud II days.
OIBsoNon Thursday Jan. IT, John. eldest son Of William
nj, nS Mend. ss and hos Of hs faulty are Especially invited to
attend bis funeral without further notice ifom his sthes
day, the Plat inst, st O'Clock.
Philadelphia papers pleasscopy.
HLLMANIn Brooklyn. Thursday, JAN II. Capt. jena.
The relatives ind friends Of the family ard Of the deceased
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence No ils
sch.mehor1 street Brooklyn, Sunday the 10Th inst, a
2? ocloci The remains will be conveyed to Greenwood
Cemetery.
Eew-Bediord papers please copy.
HOG0In BoOiyn on Friday, JAM 49, Jsmes Hog aged 70
yearf, mcnihs and III days
TIE relatives and ends Of his family invited 10 attend the
funeral from Utica avenue, between Bergen and Wyckoh
streets, on Sunday, Goth Inst, at O'clock p. IN.
KROEE-In this city Wednesday Jan 1G. Margaret wife
ofW lism Krone, ssed 10 years, month and Is daya
LFGGETTIn this city, Thursday, JAM IT, Allen Of
Edward ". AVID Susan Lsssot, aged years aud months
MEAD At Greenwich. Conn, Thunday JAN H. Mis- ZeA
Need, In the ath year Of her age.
MILLER Suddenly L Wsshinston VILLAGE Hudspn City,
n j. on Wednesday jan le Chsrics L. Miller sssd - yss
2mcuths spdl days
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19

r. HEADACHE 10 the fsvore sign by which nature rakse
Known apy deviation whatever from the natural state sf -
brain Viewed IN this hight may be looked safeguard
st,en,ion TN too BE- eoedied and s hdicaons skesA
never be neglected Headaches may be classified under
viz: symptoms,ie and idoPahic sympsomAc hesA.
variety Of disesses among which Apopezy Goat, sa-
,i. and all febre diseases In is form Eyra-
pathetic Of disease of the stomach constituting ek hesdae
Of hepstic disease constituting ba0ns heddaeAs Of wom
az renal and uterine affections Diseases Of the heart
very frequently attended with Heeiaehes; ADemia and
besdsehe iopathc Headache Is alec very common being
usually distinguished by the name Of nerro1' heada
m.. counx on suddenly In state OF apparently sound health
and proststng the mental and physical and m
ober Instances comes on slowly heslaed bJ depression Of
tie the ha or both eyes and .omenes
For the treatment either csss Of Headache the Cepktc
Pm. have found and safe remedy relieving ths
,cps pans In inptes and by Its subtle power ersdcare
the diseases Of which Headache the unenine isdeI
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19
coNsrIrArIoN OR CosrIvENBss.

No one Of the N eesh heir to- - prevalent 70
little Understood and much neglected as Costysness Or
sinaus IN caeessnss, centaIy habits IL regarded
sisht disorder OF little Consequence 10 excite snxs
xbi in reality Il Ia precursor and companion Of many
ths os fatal diseases and unless early esd
iesed Il viii bring the Sufferer cnmeiy Among
a. h,e evils the usual attandant
Hssssche Co Bhsunsism Foul Breath Piles and Oths. of
Ls nstue while long rsin o ghtfu diseases such Ma
,nt Frvers Abcesses DJenery, Diahcs, DyspepsA Ap-
opsIy Epilepsy Paralysis Hys-s Hypochondisis MeAn-
cboly and insanity indicate their presence In the sys
by s symptom Not une queny the dseases named
In but take independent existence
ths cause Is ersdaied "A early stage From all
follows that tbe disorder should receive mms
diate whenever and person should psses
vst box OF CEPHALlC PILLS the appearance Of
The complaint their timely will e1psl the fnddious
breaches and destroy this dangerous foe TO human LIE
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NRw-YoRK-.......
Cleared.

Observation-Disclosures Martin, Liverpool CunArd Bremen
(3ren Vessels Bremen, A. W. WeDdt Co. Glasgow, Roe
ken Liverpool, J. q. Dale
Co Ailsnc Willsms Hayre, Boyd HincAeni Hevetia,
Higgins HayTe w. hitloek, jr.
EMIs-Dat hno tNorw) Larsen Quesn.town, Montgomery
Bros; l.. Kihani bite Montsyideo, w j. Forbes H. L.
Rutses Dssno, Mobile BIodie Petls; Jas 4. Ward lib
bets, Sssua, Jas " Ward Co
Bnss-M A. Forrest gillespie Bahia, Moke Co. G. 2.
Kelly Pate HsyoBs TIuso Russeli Fosoa Helena Rider
Amsterdam funch Mcincke . -
Lawrence Rogers, Providcnce msstsr l. s.
Davis Alr,n savanr sh McCreadJ Mott Co.; Hebe tBrl
Bent st. Jehn A. snither- Co Lady Mulgaye Grant, Hall
fss A. Smith.is Coz w. III Smith Scott Wilmington Nc
fair Home.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19

BROwH-wEBB-In Brooklyn, on wednssdy Jsn i6
by the Rev John Paddock Mr. George w Brown TO Maria
Louite adopted daughter Of r. r. Webb all Of Brookyn
CoLYs-sNIFFIN-At Greenburgh n. r.. on Mondsr, Jan.
H. by the Rev. Mr. Moor. Mr. Samuel Coles Of Tarrytown,
10 MIS- Deborsh y. Snifn Of 0r-enbuTsh.
EELLS-WITTIn Cleveland. Tuesday Jan. Is, by tho
Rev. Dr. Adams Dan T. Ecs ESQ., Cashier of Commercial
Hank to Miss Mary daughter Of snan Wit. os, all VI thA,
city.
GUN BOURNE = On Wednesday Dec. %, al 81 PancTas
Church London England Mr. Robert Gun late Of New York
10 Bertha Frances Blake Bourne. rect OF Henry BLAZE
Bourpe, esa, Of LymebuIy Ldose, BlAeihea,h
JOHEsON-A0ORE-ID Brooklyn, on "Wednesday, Jan. 10,
by the Rev VIM Hull Mr. George L. johnson Of Fast New
York 10 Mis Hattie NJ Moore ofNewtowE, Long ILand
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19
COURT OF OYER AND TERMrNER-JAs. 1s-Before
Justice LEONARD.

TRIAL OF HOCKKEITEK FOR MURDER,
The trial Of Xavier Hoclreiter for the murder Of
Leonard Gapder la Essey street continued to-day The
testimony thus far shows the following facts the night Of
tie I'd Of December lat, the prisoner with Philip Egeueu
pebor OF the accused went Into saloon
IN Essex street After drinking beer together prisoner and
Gsuder into the street Gandcr stood bakers wagon,
In front Of the store when the prisoner suddenly rushed upon
him and stabbed him. 0sude called hello and the prisoner
ran behind the wagon named kloz out Of the
latter 20 stab Koz He also attempted to stab other
sons who were seeking hi The brother Of the p
the He also attempted to stab
Philip Esenen The case s. TRIAL There some thirty
ygtpesees 70 be examined
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-JAS. p-Beixe
Judge SnALLHY.

Mr. Joachinrssen, counsel for Capt. Latham and the
crew Of the barb qush the indictments found
against them for being engaged In The Ayeds The grounds
OF the application were reported Thursday The motor was
oppored By United sta.es District Attorney The Judge ssd
his impression that the motion could not be granted but he
reserved his decision until he could examine the authorities cited
on The argument
The Grand Jury presented Indictment ssanst Nsshane
Curier and Others for voluntarily serving board Of the brig
Bonita while engaged In the slave-rsde
Peter FIaley was indicted for passing counterfeit
coin on the 10th Of January inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19

Own zxcITExxSr and the mental care and anxiety ID.
cdent TO close attention to business study among Tia
numerous Nervous Headache The dsodered Stale Of
mind and BODY incidsnt this distressing complaint 10 faa
blow all energy ambition Sufferer By this dsords
su obtain speedy relief distressing attacks
using one Of the Pills whenever the symptoms appeal
quets the oveaskeo BRAIN and soohes the strained md
ring nerves the tension Of the stomach which a.
accompanies and sss,aes the dsordered condition Of M
brain.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
CEPHALIC PILLSi
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE!
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

By the use Of these Pin The periodic attacks Of Nrss 81
Headache may preysned and taken St the commence
.n Of an attack immediate relief from pain and cAnes wig
be obtained.
They seldom fall in renewing the Ndued and Headache 70
which females are so subject
They sc gently upon the bowesrepoyins Co'sisssess
For Lisayy Men, Stude Delicate Females and ell persons
of sdnary habits they valuable Lazaiise improving
the appetite giving and 10 the digestive organs and
The natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system.
The CEpHALC PILLS the result Of long investigation
aud carefully conducted experiments having been in many
yess during which time they have prevented and relieved
vast amount pain and suffering from Headsehe whether s
mailing In the system om dernsed state Of the
sfonach.
They are entirely vegetable In their competition, and may be
taken 1t all times with perfect safety without skns change
of Diet absence Of d,agyesabs sas vssd ssst
% adminissey them 10 ehadrer.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS.
The genuine have Ave signatures Of HENRY O. sPALciNo
on each Box.
Sold BY Druggists and all other Dealers In Medcnes
ABox win be cent By mali prepaid on receiP. of The
PRICE IS CENTS.
An orders should be addre.edto
HENRY G. SPALDINd
No. 80 Cedarss, NewY