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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06
Eeaal Notices.
Y SUPERIOR CoURT-ALMET REID

NJ Y. SUPERIOR COURT.-ALMET REID
1Ns sgt. SPENCER I. PARMELEE.-Sumnlonsf for money
De- nand GA contract To the defendant You are hereby
sunaoued and required the complaint In this action
which copy herewith served upon you and to'erve aooPy
OF you oths said complaint the subscriber at hs
oce No. O4 Broadway IN the City Of Nov " rk within
tsuty ae the service hsreof exclusive OF the day OF
sueh service and you fail TO the said complaint within
tk tine the plaintiff ~ this sc.ion will take
.Iku you for tho Of thousand nine hundred ADD
e,t dollars and eight with interest from the thrtoth day
ouy one eight hundred asd sixty beside the cost OF
thi, sc,ion-Dsted Aug 3. 1860 -.
JOHN SHERWOOD, Plsintias Attorney
No. l04 Bro .dwsy, New.York
fbs compliant the above scon filed ia the office Of hs
Girl Of The Superior Court OF the City of NewYork the ed
IL ., I,nn.ry l96l JOHN SHERWOOD,
T,l3 lawCsLys Plaiuiifs Attorney.
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Jnsurante Companies.

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE NSUk-
~ ANCE. COMPANY (PURELY MUTUAL Of Bos.oa
Msss! Fund % pay Losses ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS
Afer paying Gases over 100000.
q And 0IcfDEND5 IN CASH, 5000, 600.
L.st Dividend. 80 FER CENT paid IN CASH Inter
ssng docums concerning Life Assurance furnished gratis
- JOHN HOPPER, Agent and Attorney for the Co.
Metropolitan Bank Building ITO Brosd~sy cor Piness N
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iileoital.
SOOTHING LETTER.

GEORGE A FOWLER OF GuiI,otd ~rite,i
PERMIT me 10 cay toyou TIA, MRS. wISsLo"'s sooTH-
IS0 sYnuP L., an unprecedented ale With .Doe my
toner, hsvs inertia. Thi. Il the T.t time In
yGv, year, drug bunes. that bsr. indoseds medicine
f,r ia u,r 80 seod qgsie.. before bIs wrote =
recoBusndiou Of any patent modlelne know not wtst
composition H. but believe 70 rscy harmless md seie
irOw slr.s the ueat" 'u,c,!on 10 ps"n's and nur'e'
,ssps quielaG, sad relief ihos, shy unpleasant eaeo' at.
tending ia use.
YouIl, repeatedly,
GEORGE A. FOWLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

Minors o. bottle. Of mrs. wISsLows SOOTHING
SYRUP a., .od ,v.ry year in the United states
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Tbbi.ihe season o, the yeG to G'e MRS wlHsLows
SOOTHING SYRUP
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TIVE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
YHos ssw.ToEE TO LtfEKrooL 80.
Chief Cabin Pa'.sge..
second C,bin Pss.ase............. 70
Chief Csbin fas.,se.
Tie lilo. from mn New. eli y Cob Hsrbo,
ghe ,hP' rom Go'ien cad st h'i15 ,ga IslA hSIooi
k EEhhfsuIf CsP, !Ds Soas ciSIDi Gagl LssE
ASH CsP' q Lot A AMEhpN S ,,P 49,
Cpl. /. N uoaAlsy. ElROPA, ,tp, J. Lei'eh.
be.e ,.., carry ee.f his s =. aahsld green on
.isr6osTd bow red On pot Tow;
CANADA, Anter.oH leaves eo'on.... "edne'dly Jsn
~ 'i'' Hostey leave. NsYors .Medae.d,y isn. e
AMtRiCA Lleicsys. L.,' Jam -
NltGAsA eayes Bo,tog. Nom iy sre'
CAEAD Anderson leaves Bo'toI, Weile'fuy, fcb %
Beth, not .ecgisa natil paid ,oLi
silver bullion specie jewrlry rrecou. Stones Or asts'
s l,Ss EXP s4prs.e dp Fox ri5S fs. spy
CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- RPOol ldiug ard embsrtns PASSENGER a oueen,-
Steamship Company Intend dpscLDs hoI fu powered, Clyde
built Iron Steamships asioilo"s; 81 a
ETNA'...s.......'.''..''.'''' ggsp
woo 'Ss,aIaa, tsS' ~
Aud every SATURDAY, ct noon ffoin PIED No. ~ SeHh
HATas 0, P,a.en:
Frat Cabin 20 LoEdon... 60 StesrIss TO LondSn. 81
S.eTAss Return Tickets, good FOR months
Pssu Forwarded 70 Pads IAfe HanbuG Bremen, Hot
tefdsm, AntveIp, 10, ., reduced through isre.
Persons wishing bring DOT then enes by tktis h~o
the following rate, SewYOJk: From Liverpool Queens
towp-fir Cabin s75 eSo and slos sseess fOm Liver
pool, $40; frcIa Queenstown 30.
ese Steamers have superior Icommodsiiens for pAs.ns,
and carry experienced Surgeons They are bum IN ushi
Iron sections, and have psnt Fire AnnihaioIs eI board
For further information, apply In LVeTpool 70 WIN lNmAN
Agent, No. ~ WstersL In Oiofow 10 WN lNhAN, Ne
ST. Enoch square; in Qusens,owD TO G. w ID sEYMOUH&
Co In London 20 EIVtB MACY, No. 81 King Wibiam
On Pads 10 JULES DRCOUE No Place de "a bou3Ss IN Phil
sds phs TO JOHN DALE No los W.rstst or q TIE Com
n.ny,. Oacas JOHN q. DALE G.snt,
- No. IS Biosdrsy, N. T.
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TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid and superior
steamer BAY STATE, Capt Jswett, leaves Newton every
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, .. O'clock M,
aud tho EMPIRE STATE, Capt Bra5ton, on MoEDAr,
IN. X. . -,
Hereafter no rooms viii be regarded secured any spf
cant until the same shall have been paid for .
Fshio Boston e forwarded through with great dispatch by
~ l>f'''s' WI IoRpEN, Arat HsA " nd II w,sstk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

The FOURTH WAND READtuo Roox.-On Mondsy
evening. the annual meeting Of the Fourth Ward Read
ing Room, No. 26 New Bowery. was held in the naia
room oftbat Institution. In the absence of WIN. h
Dodge esq, who is attending the Convention a
Washington, the chair was occupied by William A.
Booth, esq.
The annual report, which was presented, set forth
that since the establishment of the coffee and reading
room, with Orvie Gardner az its Suner;ntendeos.
much good had been accomplished. Mr. Gardiner had
been Instrumental In redeemiog MANY persons from
habis of intemperapce The lit now numbe, I'd acns
l,2oO some OF whom were young men of good families.
some OF them notorious characters ore had hsep
a Fourth Ward Pueilist. Most Of them had be orue
religious The report also appeals for further aid
The annual expenses of the room were 200. For Mn
Gardeners salary, $500 was vet due, and room rent
$780, making toal of the indebtednes Of the Institu-
ton Of 500 The cash donations since the opening
had amounted 10 only $3.50 81.
VIM Curtis Noyes, ESQ.,, addressed the meeting az
some length, setting forth the expensive character Of
intemperance, insanciUg the cost Of police ct
81 900, mostly incurred to protect the drunksrd
himself, ard the community from bis ravayes
The Rev. Z. H. Chaplin next addressed the audience.
He remarked that veryhing around him spoke louder
than any words hence the difficulty Of his being able
to speak about them. Poor Infatuated drunkards had
been surrounded by better circumstances than In the
baf-room. They han been raised elevation which
enabled them to discriminate between the misery u
their former condition and the comforts Of sob-ty.
He closed by pictung of the horid scenes ia the
life Of the inebate, and in again lighting up bis audi
ence With happy deineation Of tie life OF re-
formed drunkard.
Acollec,ion was then taken, during which, an appeal
made for 81 $50 with which TO continue the oper-
alton Of the roo and the able and efficient services Of
Dir Gardiner.
Tie meeting was numerously attended, quite num-
be- Of the deIizens of the Fourth Ward beicg present.
All were attentive and evidently much edited with the
proceedings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

MEDICAL.-A popular treatise on Structure
IVA Of tho Urehs" and Dseses Of tho Blsddes BY DR.
Pbips member Of the Royal College Surgeons OF England
Id By GODFREY BOOKSELLER No. s1l Broadway Price Is
cents Mailed all parts 10 3cent stamps DR. p may be
consulted at his Office No 10 West lh-st by letter, Oh all
diseases the Womb Bladder flo Of which cutting
caus,io 10 used) Houn from 10 to m and and
10 8p
GORE EYES of LONG STANDING
- Cu,ed bv SMITHS MAGNETIC SALVE. MARGARET
PERCY, No 81 Wattss FOR sale by Proprietor, No 322
CauAlsL Wells Co.. Barns Wheeler Hart, and every
where
100000 bottles month be supplied
CANDS' WILD CHERRY EXPECTORANT
- For COUGHS, COLDS and CONSUMPTION.
Plea take, and rs bottle Sold BY
all druggists Wholesale by n ERWIN 25 Grand It,. N T.
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Milton. Of to,,s. Z MRS. wISstows SOOTHING
sYRUP AZ. u-sd every yea In tho unied States fOr chill
tr,a ,o,,ing With falling Relief hnssp,Tx
ard CERTAIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

BULLS IIEAD.-Nep- York Catte Market, T1sday,
Feb 5.-The market for beef cattle does not appear
likely 10 be any for drovers, ontbe average than
il was week ago. Some Of tho brokers think il better
all grades that although the price per bead may b
the same, the estimate of weights is LIBERAL and
that buocks Of good quality, at fair estimates Of
weight sold at the rates per pound that they did
this day week, aud that they will selthen they
would not. 1t Is our opinion that much larger pro
portion of the stock will be sold the first day of this
week. than wassold last week and our impression was
during the fore part of the day that the best grades Of
tullocks sold at about half cent pound higher thsS
last Tuesday, while the inferior grades sold lower now
than then As the day advanced and the fact becaua
generally known that there ooy 1850 bullocks IN
market, the holders grew more firm. and buyers mani
tested greater disposition to buy and consequently thu
market was more lively than last week; though owners
thought prices ruinously low. We know that the price
of droves Of good fair Western Steers will not average
over cents pound net and that but small portion
of the cattle sell at s9ic., but think that good
many sell at that that would not have sod at it Last
week. for the number of good fat bullocks this week
very much less than week ago. There is an un-
reasonably small proportion Of such bullocks our frs
class butchers always buy, when TO be bad and there
fore the owners to-day command 909ic, and sons
of the buyers declare that the top price is 10 cents
lit had been fixed fact that no addition would b
made to the supply would have been easy to increase
the price Of all grades half cent pound higher than
last week. Bot II was generally understood that two
or three hundred head would arrive tonight and soms
Of the brokers who knew the number at Albany feared
the increase would be much larger and have crowd
ed les in advance.
The weather was clear and mild in the morning,
thawng in the middle of tho day, with indications q
rain, which rather Injuries the market.
The market closed with osmslla number Of bullocks
left over for sas tomorrow that the second day would
be the best il there more cattle TO arrive. An
it is there prospect Of anything better for drover
nor that the market will average any higher than ap-
pears in the quotations Of our last weekly report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

CORPORATION NOTICE.--A resolution has
been prescribed tho Board Of Aldermen for The eoHTne
10, 81 Saver In 47;s from fll-aY 10 iuds5u River f
lies objecnc 10 the same Will phase send thrtr obecor a.
l.o,'u " N e Giix u.n T. = MINIS, Cl,rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

Prosecutions FOR VAGRAscY.-The proper dis
posal of the drunken Migrants ne.ting the city has
been subject of considerable discussion Of late, and
the Police Magistrates have been roundy censured in
various quarters for not summariy committing them 70
Blackwers Island Especially have the police authori
ties complained that the SadonHouse continually
crowded by thess people, because the magistrates
would not commit them for longer period than few
DAVIS But is very clear that the magistrates have
no authority TO commit persons as Migrants without
evidence Of their vagrancy which the Police Depart
msnt do not seem inclined to furnish. in poins
occurred at the Fourth Police Court yesterday. An
officer requested the sitting magistrate TO commit
prisoner whom be brought in to Backwes Island, %
ysgrant The officer confessed that he knew rothng
more about the than that the was confined in
the Station House during the previous night; but no
made the request for bis commitment by order OF his
CAPTAIN, who knep that the man was vagrant- VI
course the message of the Captain not evidence,
and his request was simply an insult to the Court. Ii
he had such nowledge it his duty to go in person
and testify 10 that effect Failing to do 40, the man WIS
dscharped The attention Of the Sergeant in attend
apce a, the Court whose duty is to report to head
Quarters has been frequently called to such diagrams
omissions of duty the part of members OF the Pocs,
I'm, Tina far no change has been effected nor so far 40
wa can learn have either the Superintendent or Com
ms,iopers of Police taken any action in the matter
simple order from them would work reform at once.
That is their duty to furnish the magistrates with such
.dsncs there cain be no doubt and until they do So
vagrancy must go unchecked The Station Houses con,
lima 70 overflow with drunken, brawng loafers, and
The police be compelled to repeatedly arrest those who
oub At once to be put out of the way of annoying the
npbEc or harming themselves. We don't suppose that
bv 10 doing the police would be able to show such an
imposing number of arrestsn their quarterly reports,
Int the cause of good order would be conserved ana
the public peace more easctually maintained.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.-

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ FROM foot OF Oourtandt V-Sonnecuns a uamW9o Jun"
Ecn WITH Lesirb VALLEY Railroad and les Connections forming
WINTER ARRHSGEMEHTHCom December 10.
ls60-Leave Newly as follows
HARRISBURG ErPREss-At6a ~ for Esson nesding Potts
Vile, harrisburg M,uch Chunk. WliamsPort &c.
MAIL TEAls-Ats M ~ Esston, Water Gap, Scranton
Great bend, fiuston "bze'pMie &c ,,, x.,u,...
2s TEKoUGH TRaISIFor EastOn Manch ch1nh' WILLIAMS
port heanins Iottsrne hnnl'peis sci h,, AI,or,oun
an IhhoUvh hAS-fo' ba''on Do'"''"'N' NN''NN'
and Mauen Jun r. as, y aoa,v,,,.
2;oP VA ~ IN =, o 10 e. =, P,p,ess Train
EKrkkss lhas ton =, AZ e. 20 noon Ia lima 10
nom New OH i -, "a Vs. on P.nneyi,an,a Central
eonnec Nm & cntI Napb and south md with tho Cum.
haHosa III r,I'." n ni,,n.S ~ ~ ~ ' 49,
Fsn,rsTayoST AND NywYoEx FsnRr-Lesve EswYok
,ann risT No North River at and Al a. IN $3.50 and D.
LEAVE ELIiaBrTH~At is m I:se aud 800
n ton Al Berren Point and Matiners
scb w,, JOHN o. Stems. Supenntesdent
,.oH wy, - ,--------,-----
NOR NEW-HANEN-Fare 81, Berths Tree
By steamer from Peck slip DAILY it3p no. Psssen.
~ 49, i,rsord snrn1SsI No,tb,mpfon and town,
~ & Vermont Ra.is can tsie the N % M train from
w. H.. ., r.n ON hoa,d tho h. 40 mi ~ an. motan.
TSssa forwarded by an Frprrs IT. through TO Bur.
hnss0n "sdsn'o"'s 2NCts HYpE Genera. frsisSt Agent,
- ID "A L. TX A.
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J. P. MoNroo2KkN, Auc,ioneer. -
SS0 CASES BOOTS, SHOES and BROGANS
sJs)D a. AUCTION THURSDAY Feb T. a, 10y O'Clock.
ut store J. F. Davis Coz, No is Courtsndt 81 fre'h,
seasonnbe gaods adapted city ard country tIade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

Tvy MURDER oY STEPHEN GooDwIS.-Coroner
scbirmsr concluded, at the New-York Hospital yes
,srdoy morning, the inquest on the body Of Sepnsn
Goodwin the sailor who died Of staos ,eeene' ,,Ss.
Sunday morning while in company WIN ivu ;ovss.
sailors in South street. The facts eliciea " ,,.
,isation do not differ from the ante-m0r'sn saS wa.
made by the deceased, the substance - a ..;,o~
printed In THE TRIBUNE yesterday no'niDs. 80 m
named William Robinson appears 10 nave A'", s.,;,..
provoked assault upon Goodwin ana' @'s. A. h..ass
him down TWO or thre, times, stabbed Elm s"' paSn
and aide, causing his death. Three o. A'. .nx
sons companions, named, Jones' JACKSON s.a,,;.~
Donovan. witnessed the assault aaa $50. an
and Il "a said that jackson participated IN tho ns
I. four vers arrested a the time, end haSs pesa ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

CORPORATION NOrlCE.-A petition has been
prc-ut.d 10 the Board II Aldermen 70 Ta'o hh" be-
IA cen BanL aud fig nnoud Sta With trap BLOCK pavement the
owner, OF property pay onehsi Of The cIp-n'c and we
,ius half paid by tue ely Parti's oiJceiuS 20 c
So, are requested 60 send their objections directed To we
Chs Cor mttes on 5,rre' Board Aa'. ur 70
Guy Hall ,, H. a. tgg.1urff} (NoH,n."'''
T. s. NiIs Clerk JOHN h. BhADf) s''e"
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Tnaneial.

NRw-YoKV AND HARLHs RAILROAD Co., !
TRgAsURRRs 0YFICg, CoHNKR 4rB-Ay. AND 18TH ST.,
kw.YoSx, Jan. %, 1861
INTEREST COUPONS of the I'd Mortgage Bonds
and Bonds of 1861, will be paid .nd 1eT seernar
the 1iessnrer's Office. w. II. EMEhSoN, treasurer
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90 Get.
6onsss ano farms tl1anteo.

NTANTED-A small FURNISHED HOUSE, at
w moderate per snnuu within short distance Of the
city and of convenient communication healthy aud pleasantly
located iauily small Address stating terms, &C., f. SMITH,
Ne I'd. ay., New York
WANTED to HIRE "A snug, modern-built
w HOUSE between EH snd 8t ave- and 3Oth and 10th
for family Of three persons Reqt moderate Address Box No.
JI3 PossOfhce. - = -
WANTED-As suitable HOUSE for q ladies sem
txary accessible 20 New FORA. Address J. r. g. Box No
4652 Post.Cfhce, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

OrIe aye com,or IN every day om Duuis n all parl Of
III. country. s,na ne more ofMRs wINsLow's sooTH-
no SYRUP"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06
HUDSON RIVER RAILROADE-Fer ALBA
IL NY snd TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAIEsN NORTH

and WEST. Trains leave:
From Chambers-st.
Express, 7 aud II q. tn, and 3:2'
aud 5 o nj.
Troy ard Albany with sleep
ing.eorl. GAS y. N.
PougLkeepsie train, 800 a. m,
u m. and up NJ
Peoksklll train. $3.50 P. IN.
Sing Sing train, 3;3S and 4:JO
y. m.
Tsrrytovn train, $40 p. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

MRS wISsLows SOOTHING SYRUP I, sure to rrsI.,.
Ihs bowels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

CORPORATION NOTlCE.--A petition has been
presented 70 the Bosid OF Aldermen Tor 'sref With tn
e. W receiving ba,iI and cu.'c 90 be tnut ~ Ivth Az
fni titst to sgh u ht2 fIRe swcT. with jhe Ete.sfyEs
ceiy ia basil aud cuof's Ia 'stht com rci's HV Ne-
N lubv 10 with the At llth FniHs inter-
c.ted in the above AID hayis ohscors
p..t-d TO eud ions d. cf to The nsr ~ o. ne
C5nuiitee Sewer board Of Acc men 10 ~ htn
HGCiAKD AIRY, Commute,
y | A. BDDLK,
IT : NINA CLARK JOHN a. BRADY. sew.s
CORPORATION NOTICE.-A resolution has
been .. rsen.d TO the Board of AI.lea r.; SiWEH 81
Fogfth ,v fon Ihty ninth Thirty ofthsi ,nd through
TO IS fct wsIt Of FVeEthsy. Parties h-vt
ob.r ions 10 che ,smo W send their o. iion, aoted 70 NE
CG.irlsn Of tie Committee SEVER Bo.d ~ Adn!nen 70
BCny Hall Il . NIalS, NLe-.-
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OyyICs OF THE CENTRAL RNEo.D GO. OF hBS.JRRsh''|
No g. WallsI, Stw.lo Jep III IDOL
THE COUPONS Of the FIRST Mok iGAuE
pONDs ,n,,uriDx February ITO morrow viii be paid
on M, sanitation A. M. Office SAMUEL KNOX, Treasured
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RrCH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

These land, are contiguous to Railroad roo mites In enS
which connect, with oiheS roads and navigate lake, ana Vr
thus sordng an unbroken With the Eastern al
Southern markets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06
TONES for the INDUSTRIOUS
IN THR
GARDEN STATE OF THE
TEE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD coAfANf
HAVE FOR SALE
100000 ACRES
RIOH FARMING LANDS.
TRACTS ov FORTY ACRES AND UPWARD,
ON
LONG CREDIT AND AT LOW PRICES
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

40 STATE In the Valley Of be Mississippi oHrs 80 great an IN
ducement the the STATE o, lino: There Is no Po
c OF the world Whole ali Of the conditions Of este and sou
sdny produce those two great stspies corn Soc
wheat a. the p Aries Of Illinois. g. = ~ '-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06
Alusital Jnstrnmcnts.

4 LBERT WEBER's new Oyerstrung iron-irame
N PORTES warranted Ia every respect.
aod sold the lowest prices at the Asnuiscory No 13 West
Broadway near CaBBl-sG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

OyycR or rns NRw.YoRK FIRNA yD MAkIyE lSs Co,
~ Nav .YoRK, FEB s. 1871.
dividend OF SIX PER GENT
i. UNDERHlIL, Secretary.
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louIl, ftsprctIuIIy,
GEORGE A. FOWLER.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-19
SACRAMENTO. Jan. l9tl

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 18th.
SENATE.-Mr. DeLong offered series Of
resolutions on the present condition of our
National affairs Mr. Edgerton offered sub
stitute resolutions. Both were ordered print
ed, and referred to Committee on Federal
Relations, with instructions to report on or
before the 25th inst.
Mr.. Parks gave notice of q bill for the re-
clamation and sale of swamp lands.
MIR. Shafter introduced an Act prescribing
the duties of Constables. Referred to the
Judiciary Committee
A message was received from the Governor
transmitting his annual message with ac-
companying documents. On motion of Mr.
Dickinson, the same were reported to the
Assembly.
AssEMBLY.-R. r. Weston was nominated
for Journal Clerk, and w. P. Woods for Min
ute Clerk
A message was received from the Governor
together with the report of the various State
officers.
hT' hdFrls presented a concurrent reSOlu
ton that the members of both branches Of
the Legislature meet in the Assembly Cham
Der, on Monday 2lst inst, for the purpose of
electing U. S. Senator. Tabled.
Notices of several resolutions and local
bills were given, among them was notice
from Mr.. O'Brien of a concurrent resolution
expunging from the Journals the Broderick
censure resolutions. Adjourned.