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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-02-14

WHAT WILL BE GAINED ?-Suppose we
make the concession which the South de-
mand will anything be gained towards o
Just settlement Of The Slavery question ?
Those who think so. neither reason very pro-
f undly nor study history to much profit
The North can gain no territory for freedom.
The South cannot stop the moral or political
agitation of the Slavery question. Absolute-
ly nothing would be gained for peace or per-
maneney in tie country.
One portion of the Slave States are already
armed traitors to the government. The 9TH
er portion threaten to turn traitors unless we
do something, and that something just what
they demand We submit that between the
traitors in arms and the traitors who threat
en- to arm, there is no. much to choose. We
do not think that any State or government
having a proper amount of self-respect,
would negotiate with either. 1t is negotiat-
ing under menace. in any event. South Car
olina threatens to shoot. having arms already
in her hands, while Virginia threatens to
shoot too, as soon as she can take up her
arms, unless we comply with her demands.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-02-14

NJ 0TICE.-AIi persons arc hereby oaatinsa
against meddiing with the following asmsd
properly in the hands Of Robert Patton, Al
have purchased the same Of Constable Sale.
and have loaned them to him durin; our Plea
ure.
One thresing machine and horse power, wind
mill, sled, l strawberry roSp horse. gT0y
horse. bay mare, small bay with iool, 4
sets OF wagon gears, head Of yeariirg calves,
two ff of 45 of grain in the ground, two
fifth Of lot of wheat rye and oats in the sheaf
yeaTling colt, lead of hogs, wagon.
THOMPSON, LINN i co.
jan II, '6I.-St
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-02-14

CTRAY.-Came to the reidence of the subseri.
- Der in Ferguson township, about the 10Th OF
August, white yearling steer, with red spo.a
and small crop off the right ear.
Jan. 81 'Gl-4t. ]. /. Russ
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-02-14

eS= Tie Baltimore San, rapid secession
paper openly confesses that the sole purpose
of the South Carolina Rebellion was to
break the Republican party into pieces. and
that the failure Of the Border Slave States to
side with South Carolina and 60 out OF the
Union as blown up, not the Republicans,
bat the Cotton States.
gJ- Dispatches from the South, dated 4tn
state that the attack on Fort Pickens Will be
abandoned, and the secession troops will be
withdrawn from Pensacola. The Fort is
deemed too strong to be taken without the
aid of ships of war, which the secessionists
are destitute Of.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-02-14

A O. FURST. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw.
~. BELLkFoNTE, Pa, will attend promptly TO
all business entrusted to his care. Ofiee on
Northwest corner of the Diamond.
Will practice in the several Courts Of Centrs
and Clinton counties. jan. "a, el.-tt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

f,oAI-FsrsH FROM rsE sINEs-HoB RAS gEs
~ stoves nD ard furnaces c,nstng " L~high, sacir
Orchard and white sph trhuyk, ~ The rs qualities Ind
GUNNER prices. $50 LNtfp oi .rrsl and Same,
NJ realty rsturpd rH'ea @ENRG hFENs,
Coinsr canal end Centre Jane Sad Hesi ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

4 SITUATION WAIVED BY A Y0gNG WOMAN. Al
~ first clsss waitress and shaNbermaiI plain king
washing End IRONING; jec'ions the th
SIMMER bes city rferN IRON place, ~herd ste v
for two years. Gal l3I West h st, between TIN and 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06
COUNTRY BOARD,

TOUNTRy BoAHD.-ACCONMODATIo EW1
~ fsmies st private residence located near thtdas
able garden plenty Of fruit &c Good stable anriasa
house Address ii. G. d. tox 40 herald ofnce.
HOUNTRY BOARD AT ORANGE, N J-AALI
~ selec. family can be nc accommodated with soodd In
aprivste family fruit shade straw berries, &c, Bepo-
way. PEET THS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

Rooma spuand ~ let furnished or unfuri-had,
N one OF lie most pleasant ocaons the seventh ward
tie honse 10 perfect order; has all tho modem impro
fnents literary gentleman Snuld be paradise Ap-
py for ore weeb at 3J0 East Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06
MUTATIONS WssrEo-msLp.s


NGsNTBD--A SITUATION A. FIRST CLASS WAITER,
w u private .miv, by sOer, sta1y, industrious man.
ase thor1ush msccal homo vine 5re ser ana ehs.
cider mas Dc most anything about house or
hotel has liz ed iib the nrsl families III London. Has good
CITY reference Inquire Tor j A 81 30 ls between Ioh
and i9h ~ front rn the drug store FOR wo dAys
WANrKD-Er A YOUNG MAN SITUATION ~
w water Who has atfy arrived from Europe. Gan sve
he bes 81 teinfcnge NJ 80 oslon " the oJuntry Cah
1875 act 18Th
yUANTEp-Py a yOuSo NAN, NpO CAN WRtre
w god hand "a rood " tres ard has knOwe 'Ee
~ Bookkeeping situation in mercantile house; would ~
cep small sDary. Satisfactory reference gwen. Address
" s. Herald onos.
.yTASyEr-t SITUATION ~ COACHNlN, ~
w s-iorec msn' good ety references r7u he FF4ff atr
sands TIE ArNng ans ~ bsfss CsD Dc ssc1 al ~
Ntst 1870 IT, for $40 " throe dsys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

A EFsFECr4 Biz 9oGRa WOMAN WANTS A SIru
n q in as ChAanoermad aid to assist 10 washsIg and
irs ming would general houseyork private fam V.
Can have the best q ity reference Apply go Seventh
for tw0 days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

DaArp nAR BE HAD FOR GENTLEMAN I'D WIFE,
ID with ulsaed bark Parlor; also Reception Room su
abb phy-srlan's oAoe Ne ~ West twenty egntn
street stwesn Broadway and Sixth avenue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
ARMY AND NAVY LNTELL1GENCE.

The smallpox exists to fearful eAf Mt on board the
corvette Cumberland Of tho home NJ et although she
has been only short time in servise- Communication
with the ship has been prohibited 10 the present by
the flag officer. She is at Vera Graz.
The departure Of tho United Sta. es Ftorcshp Relief
for the Coast of Africa has been delayed, that some
officers and to fill vacancies 70 the squadron may
be accommodated with passage She will sail in q
few days.
AS somo interes, is a.ss ned 10 the movements
Of the home squadron, We aspe I'D correct statement
of its sirenuth inclnding otliaen men &C.:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

- Ysrf-JoHN B. CORNELL and WILLIAM w. COR
NELL PAin,ifs egsins, ALDEN D. BuTTRiCKa y9 9SS
SIMPSON SEXTON b. GIBBS, and DAVID H. STEVENS
Def,l -SumnonG-tor money demand on contsoe-
tCon not serred) To the DeoadAnts You arc hereby s
and roued the complaint in ths action hics
will be 6Ied in the Office Of the Clark Of the CITY and County Of
the City Hall IN sid city, ard to .srvs copy OF
,o.r spsver raid complaint the subeortoe a. theu
oscs No as Broodway In said City Of sew.Yors With.
the service OF sbs summons exclusive
DAY zach service ard fail 20 wyr the said
complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs IN tots acios
viii udaert against for tho Of hsen hundred
and dollars and sixy tee censs with interest on
dsy Of August 1860 and interest from
Hoyember t s6o Ss2 - from November '
1859 ard rom November s 1889 and Inter
est on s2aJ November lr, 1860 aud interest on 81
from August 1883 bS.de the costs Of this No
xenb,r * is6o STONE & MACOMBER,
PLAINTIFF Attorneys.
Tho complaint in this action aied in the Office Of the CosA
Of the City OF NewYork the 10Th day Of Deeo
Der 1900 STONE 4 MACohBER, Plaintiff Attorneys,
az Inv6vThs No. s96 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
NOTICE of SALE.-whereas default has bel q


~ made in tho conditions Of certain mortgage bearing dsss
he daJ May A. d. eighteen hundred aud MY sevet and
executed the Sheboygsn ard h.ssp Railroad Company
70 Asara C. FLAIR In the City Of New York Trustee snd duh
recorded in tho Office Of the Secretary State OF the STATE
WcoH,n m Book Of Railroad Mortgages lsS 10 l8'
Inclusive and whereas tho said Flag has reJed tho sppoik
Of Trustee under said mortgage ard the undersned b.
Of s.d mors.ss said Flags and Trustee In h
,soo Now therefore, By yitns Of the power Of sale ooe
tn.d and IN OF law, tho nndsz
hed Trustee under said viii on the second daXG
March A. d. eighteen hundred and sixty Il the station
Hons. Of shsboyssn and Mississippi Railroad Company IL
soou Of that day sell public sncon 70 the highest Bidder toi
he payment OF two hundred and tyesl Thousand and nnn
~ Gvc dollars and cents (SSOss ~ the amoos Of
Bonds secured by said oatstsncng Win the nte
the csi med 70 be de
sogssed promises Described In said nortse 20 ~i An and
,insY the FIRST DyiBion tho Railroad OF said Company on
shc City Shsboygsn TO tho CITY Of Fond In Wiscon
din sether with al the rights OF way depot ands riwsyA
ala bdzcs piers stations STATEN houses and Ss~T buildings
and al tho lends hereeents BY said SneosygsA and M
tssip Railroad Company tAe1 hsld thereafter acquired
sonnecon with tia said First Division Of teslr Railway
s,ins thereto whether obnei under the right, and privileges
N their charter or conveyed them by deed and also all ths
ola incomes rrnts sues and pIoss and corporate and ous
Haucss OF said Sheboysaa and Mssspp Railroad Compea;
connected th the said First Division Of their Railway OF 70
.tins hssto all tho locomotive engss tepders orr
Of every description machinery, chnoshops too and In
wood property connected with the proper ep
snt WORKING opersns and conducting OF the said hoe
then owned or thereafter acquired tho aia sheboyssa and
Mississippi Railroad Company, for or appnsoAnt To- tho Iore
aid na Of road In substitution Of tose then owned or other
rise all OF which personal chso declared 70 be sfn o.
and and to be used and sold HafcwEh ace
40, se and 70 be tnsen part ereoa
-Drcsmber is 1850. sAbPL p. BENSON. Truaes-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

~ II II
- JOHN L, FLAKE. Plaintiff against JOB HAIGHT aud
Phoebe Ann bis wife and Jane Maria Boyce DESCENDANTS Sum
nons Relief Com Served To the dsf-ndsnS foa are
hereby and required 70 the complaint IN this
action which filed In the Oen OF tho Clerk OF the County
ofVbmord In the state Of Newlork, hi office la tbs Ill
ase Of Richmond the hhtoenth dsy Of November, 1900
aud copy to the said complaint on the
sgb.crib.r At his ofro No 2S Wiismreet IN the City OF
York within twenty day aner the service Of this sum-
mon. exclusive day Of such SERVICE and you fs
10 complaint within the time Aforesaid the psntie
10 tb. econ will apply the Cour. Tor the relief demanded
lu the sou pnlut.-Dated Jsnusiy Q, lSGl.
ialn Isx} GEORGE GATLlN, Hialrtifa AltotleY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
1881 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1871
Il COl CENTRAL RAILROAD. loOA
GREA DOUBLE-TRACx ROUTE
The capacity OF the Road equal TO any 10 tho oemY
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO TaE WEST.

GREA DOUBLE-TRACx ROUTE
The :sR GSnAf F ssdsP PoT sE re E
Office No. As.or House corner y ve-eyS
s.aasti caisse s. Ioa s. Paul N.:as MsPgSi. N:.
Orleans and all other towns in tbs West North West and
S;Fis ilS Is II
'f stsn, sns on a. b. a.
Fsrs sissss a. low. and The time a. quick, By sny
By thi. rcut. Freight, Of all description, be Forwarded 70
nd rom point on the RarGss. Of 3h r. p
RECT POr. on tho nsvgbis rvee' Of tn" "" S'
At all lines % favorable - s.s eassss
b s sSs s % nc S
With CONFIDENCE on W. speedy transit ....,..
1ns &c %Ss ;s
0Ss e. SSTT}sn.e Mo- aoass
LEIGH 1 Co, Ercish, Assrgi., =, ,,,,,,,.
ENoCH LEWIS. Geser.l suPt, Altoona Pa
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUNKIRK EXPRESS att a. M, for punf'rf' Buffalo,
M%T, al ais m for Dontrk lntsrmsdste ss,iOns
WhYa y u P. N, for hsddlotO~n KewSursa and Inter
c.aDdaus S and edaop.i sson. saturday '00s
s''' and c Efn; SIX &i f 5 Sso.o s.ps
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW ERSEY.-
leave SswYos rom foo, Of jersey City Ferry
Por Sufe.ns 9 g M for Monsey, g. m and $3.50 M iot
Pienont a III IL n $3.50 and $3.50 p Returning Leave
Safer, Al 30 M Mons~y 1:l0 and is p m fief'
mont $50 1:aS 1880 m and 3:ls On Sunday nights
tao suern al q and Psnont OF 10 10 IN resHfnm1
La A Newly ork q g. Monday.
nor NEW-HAVEN-Fare 81, Berths tree
Bv Steamer from Peck slip, DAILY at 81 fssseus"rs
for Merden Hsford Springfield No,thsnP,9a and towns on
the line OF Vermont Rso ada take tho III train froz
Nav Haven board the boat until the next morning
forwarded BY EXPIRES. Train through 70 Our
lstou Osasburgh. Montreal and ali Intermediate town
FRANCIS HYDE General Freish Asont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
NETWORK SUPREME z: GonRT;-HARvEY

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-HARVEY
IN HOAG sfslnst sHEsHB RICHARDSoN.--Ssmmonsfc r
mopoy demand not Ser ITO said deisnd
anti hereby md required to the com
pant this sisn which viii be 6sd In the office OF the Clerk
OF the City aid County Of NevYok ct the City Hall in New
YoIk City copy Of answer to the sad COM
paint the subscribers their ocs No. l5 Broadway New
Yk CIV within twenty days the service Of this
you exclusive Of tho Of such service and you fail 70
the said complaint thin the time Aforesaid the plaintiff
10 this action will take against for the sum Of two
thousand hunded dosr With interest from the lSh day OF
January eight hundred and fifty nine besides the
es,t OF thi. scton-Dsted New York, Nov ~, 1860
STUART, WHITEHEAD STEWAHT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
The sad complaint daily hsd IN the Office Of he Cisss OF
the City ard County York on The YIN dsJ SoToof
lGJ0. STUART, WHITEHEAD SIEWAhr,
De1 s7.Isw6wIh. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

From foot Of at Hampton Juno
ton With Delaware Lsokawenns and Weston Railroad and ct
Easton with Lshgh Valley Railroad and m connections forming
direct line 10 Harrisburg without chango OF cars
WINTER ARRAN0EMENT-Conmonein Deoember 10,
ls6D-Leaye New-York a. follows .
HAHEsBpRG EhPsEssAt m. for kaston. Heading foHs
Vile Hamburg Msuch Chunk, Wiliiamsport, &1
MIIL TnAIx-At a ia. for Esston, Water 0sp, Scranton
Great Bend Pittson, WDkesbsre, he. $780,
I2M TnRouGn THsiS-For Esston Maaeh Chunk w liismS
port Reading, Pottsyiic, Harrisburg ko 49,
NJ TssoueH TRAIs-For Esston, Bethlehem. Allentown,
and Msuoh Chunk.
5:;OP NJ WAY TRAra-Por Bonneville
E1PBEts TRAIs HARRIsBURe-Ibs O. m. Express
Train from New York eiSes at Harrisburg o. Hi4o noon IN
. 70 connect with trnS east and west on fennyvsniA
Rairo,A Northern Central north and SOUTH and with
the Cumberland Valley Railroad.
on Pier No North River at and II m s:SO and m
LxAyH ELIIABxTH-M 6:B aud Gals m; I'D and s;~
p. u.xA.x .v.~.
,,n e.sb wsy JOHN q. STERNS Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

IN The MAIIER OF tht pttItIUH UI IuVJInt1
Il g. RAUDLETT to enforce LIEN upon the bark D. coli
DEN MURRAY materials and articles furnished, No. pnr-
suan 20 the poyons Of the 9Th title Of the 9Th chapter OF the
third par, Revived Statutes amended BY the acts OF
1855 hereby given that warrant hsz beeu
nued By the Hon. James White Justice Of the Superior
Court Of the City NevIof directed to the Sheriff Of the
City ana County Of NswYork commanding him 70 attssh
seize and safely Keep the bark vessel called the D. Golden
NuTsy belonging the port Of and that all persons
who cn have say demands against the said vessel her
tackle apparel furniture nder the provisions Of the 9th title
e the 6 pier Of the third part Of The Revived Statutes arc
required deliver Of their respective claims TO the
said Justice the City Hail. Ia the City Of Scwiork at Chari
publication hereof that her remedy sgans the sad vessel
will forfeited and that the said vessel M BE- od for the
en OF the claims against rness the cornces
thereof Interested thersin appear
AID discharge such according to Law, within the said
three months. Dated Dec. "a. 1850 BY order o.
JANIS w WHITE,
Justce Of the Superior Cour, u the City of kew-YGt
WAsHBURN SULLIVAN, Attorneys Tor Petitioner, No.
~ Nassau street New-YoTs. dRiiawl9TI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

IN mr. pAIA and the SOUTH end WEST via JERSEY
cirY~Ms E1pe Line. leave Me- :: IA d. sn AZ
jnni sc5 the Wsst end for Washington. NewOhesns snd
sbe South ks and through baggage eaesksd 70 WsAhinsea
= H. una J. w. WOODBURY.. Assissans gups.tteaassl
No tsxss9s v be received for sns unless dsvsrod a4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24


The Brooklyn City Railroad Company have dec'Area
dividend of y cent, payable Feb. 2. The RECIPES
Specie continues. The Arago brings sssAaV aaa
he City of Washington about $4,000. The business
of the Clearing. Hows was sis,sj6,OOo In the new
Treasury Notes there is an active business doing on .ns
basis of GAG, cent interest. 1t is 80 unusual 70 gs
Government security paying 50 high rate Of n'erees
that all classes of investors are attracted by he' anu
large amount of money usually employed IN mercAa'
tile paser and stocks is absorbed by them This nsso-
taton of Treasury Notes, requiring the temporary us0
of large amount of specie, has brought about srst
activity in money, but no one with good collateral u n.'
any difficulty In finding facilities at 6s7 cent. Sin
Oe.nsme prominent paper goes freely at Sslo oea.
and double-uame a. 7ss y cent The supply Of geo.
paper in the discount houses Is very moderate and
little paper is being made from now transactions
amount Is decreasing rather than inc' 'asine' i~
Bank loans ass running up again BY the payments
Treasury Notes by those institutious and the
running down from the same esn.s' ,.s,.
Tae domestic Exchanges remain the ss@s = es'Sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.--The Creditors OF
IN the ESTATE OF GARRIGUE hereby notincd thst
al the assets he,o been realized end final DIVlDESD de-
e,ed Those who hsvs not received h.l share dividend
are 10 apply 70 before the Is, Of February
n-s,,D.r H. lsoa r. CRAIGHEAD, Assignee.
: ,i2o is~epPh. Carton Binding No. 80 Centre st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY RAIL

NkW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY KALI
~ ROAD fsr Albany and Troy eonneot,g With she New
South West ose with the Northern Railroad for Saratoga Rst
land Burlington Plattsbufs Rouses Point OgdeDsbas1 and
Montreal
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY, Dee
a. 1850, tisios win leave New. g6rk, as follows;
For Albany NJ end 40 r. Express train from TrJou
row, nen City Hall Fer Albany, 1:20 a. aud 4ii5 p
E1p>ss train from Z0th-s. Depot fot Albany. 10 "a Es
press mall from TTyon-row FOR Albany 1925 To-,
Express mail train nom 2e,bs Depot For CrooH Falls
D. stopping at ell stations above Yofkvie from 26ths
depot. For White Plains sls 2yo aud stopping
at ell stations 2Gtst Depot For White Plains 8i6
p m, nom White st Depot stopping ut a. stations For WI
fArnsbr3Ee II and $3.50 from 2Ghd Depot stopping
e. all stations For Wiiamsbrdge HAS p (WednesdsJ,
RETUnSISo viii leave Albany, a m and $50 East
Albany 7l5 g. and AIS m-EEpross Train. Albany, los
a n EaS. Albany, II a IN Express Mail Train Cloton
FAN NJ Stopping at all station. north Of fremont White
Plains 6:l0 1928 and 10 H. and $40 stopping at AL
tons Wiismsbrdge $50 m. aud p. stopping at all
ssiions oidge 10 p wednesdays end Saturdays
o1lyb, stopping at all stations - . . -.
s,stion only JOHN BURCHILL Asst. Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
Tnanaai.

ALsxsr Fl. NIcoLAy, Auctioneer.
WILL SELL THIS DAY Thursday Jan. 24).
w 2l O'CLOCK at the stock salesroom No. 81 Wismst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

I,REIGHT for ALBANY, and NEW-YORK
II cTNTRAL RAILROAD-wISTER ARRANGEAENr
The wurs Line win continue 20 receive FIsigh: on and ss
The close Of navigation the Hudson Rve at tns P
the daily BY propeller TO Port MORT. henss p nsfsH
sa scst received here previous win be- Forwarded
from Albany early morning For further Rscular sppI
20 JOIiE IL REDFIELD x Co., Agents, No 10 6cuth st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

For BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via. NEW
IL FORT and FALL RfvER--The splendid and superior
BAY STATE Capt Jewett leaves New DIRK ever,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at ocl,ct ?. IN.
sud the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brayton, on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, ard FRIDAY. at O'Clock rom Pier No
3,ER. .
Hereafter viii be regarded secured TO any afpi
cant INIT; the ne shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston 10 forw arded through With great dhach bJ
Nh. BORDEN, Agent, Nos 70 and II Wss,-k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

.-alQs4 IS. so ,.. E2zI 2 (lG 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of tho Surrogate q
tie County OF New York notice 10 hereby given all
ayln. claims JAMES CLARK late Of the City OF New
York present the with the vouchers thereof
tho ubscriberf the oce Of Peter Cumming No. PARK
place City NewYorh oefore the 18th day OF Jans
neIt-Ds,ed New.Yorh Ilth day o, December, 1900
PETER CUNNING,
BTEPuEN HANN, iExeeutors
dla IsvemTh. GEORGE ARMSTRONG;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

OAN9ERS CURED.-Cancers 6f no. too Long
" ,ansna can be CURED By Mss jana Tsukns<. Rssass
sadAl SsOe:ssx t;9.m,s - g.sa q Sdrss.i.s ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

$4,000 Z. \. IL y cent Treasury Notes
fl1one Miss and Missouri y cent R.R Bonds.
$1,000 North Carolina State - cent Bonds
5000 San FRANCHISE City and Co. U cent Bonds
a. 900 Keokuk CITY tIowR) y cent Bonds .
$500 Hobokep aud Weehawben Horse r. h lst Mtg Bsnd+
Next Regular Sale on MONDAY Jan. d. Regular Auction
Sale, Of Stocks and Bonds every MONDAY and THeR5DAf
or ever dsy when required O'clock at the Stock Sales
rooun No 81 William tho Merchants Exchange pro
ered Stocks aud Bonds bought and sold Of pys % aud at
The Brcksrt' Board ALBERT II. ElCOLAY.
Auconeei and Stock Broker,
No 81 William St, near Wall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
furniture.
Copartnersbip Notices.


No lsJ CAsAL-sT., NV York Dec. 81, 1850.
FGrUE C0PARINkRSHIP heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the firm or SIlANA
HAN WELLS. is thu day dies lived by mutual consent AL
claims the late ~ and al debts due thereto to be sent
20 10 Csnsl-st for settlement JAMES NJ SHANAHAN,
r II. WELLS.
Jtnes NJ Shaussn wil continue the business lunderskers
hardware and mng ssIs ST the old stand l55 Cana!s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

Il MINING ASSOCIATION are hereby notified that their
Trustees made second and final Dividend o. the balance
Of Asse.s in the bands payable Of ihe SP
81 the Office Of tie Treasurer, ELISHA u MAfaOS esq, NO
e32 Water cor Jetferson-st n W. hETCiSf, Secretsry
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-16
GRAND MEDICAL OFFICE

For the SPEEDY and permanent cure OF
Acute and Chrome Diseases.