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The sun., 1861-11-13

Br,rruEr S. c., which ia now understood to
be Ia possession of the Federal forces, il the
summer resort Of the crenw d. 1t creme OF Pal
mettodom. Most Of the great men Of Charles
ton and Other cites have country residences at
il. In lsi0 ils productions aggregated i93,G2l
bushels Of Indian com, 47,230oS2 pounds rice,
iso71 bushels Of sweet potatoes, AMI 1882
bales cotton.
According to the census Of 1850, the popula-
lion Of his district was as follows Total white
populriou, j.gl7; free coored j19. Total free
po,llatiou, 500; slaves, -, 20. This VIII give
an average in round numbers Of five slaves for
eyery whi,c inhabitant Of the district, 30 that
no better point than this district could hesclcct-
ed at this crisis for a rial Of arms.
A WWrER of a communication In the liaitl-
more SIN savs he was in Beaufort tow months
since, and knows there were then no fort Of
ramrarts about the village. When he was
there il was intended to throw up field works al
"port Loyal entrancc'-'his being the estuary
through which Broad river empties itself into
the sea This estuary s five or 81 miles across.
| On one side Is Hilton Head Beach, on the other
| Raw Point Bsach But it is absurd to supposc
| that any works had been built on those sounds
| 10 resist such force as has been sent there. a
! .inglO frigate ought in two hours 70 denOlsh
The sun., 1861-11-13

pay NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EDIk
the U. =. Arny--Wantcd ~ yulny mon.
wf.m horses CO i'p. lcnts, ritiouS clo,iirv "a
nt'h,u ai'sni1nc' viii h- firrisNsi wit, y,ui ,,a
VI ee'h s'Idief. Ar;l- i3e lIIison ~. nj 49,
The sun., 1861-11-13

SOMETHING NEW t1 CAPITAL RE.
49,, l,Hrei AE'as .caN - , day even these h VA
ss' pnr arr .t@ tre OF read merit; ssl r,,,iiiv
S'i'iagt. s' Tn given, or money returned RICH
'' ~ "'1's'u ~ oc29 2lsc'ii6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

MOTTO Dr rALE.-N Hrlraz ''clault has been
p.ds 81 certain beaTtt dAi.
N. hrs. day u May eighteen huI dfoJ and hy and
eIrcu-d ~ the sneAoysaI a1d A'.pp Rsbosd Company
70 AIaAh Flag CITY Of Nov Trustee snd duly
rod.d Ia ID. oce Of Secretary Of State o. the state Of
Wcop,n 20 Boos ofR.road Mortgage l3s TO l67
ncuvu ard wbeAs the said F,s ha, resigned the appoia
Tsee under ssid nousAgs aud the andnf'Sbed hA
been duly app tinted acodns 10 the provisions
OF cad orrgAse said FAxE and TTusoe In bis
place. Now therefore, by virtue OF the power Of sale con-
tsned said mortgage and la Of Law. the Ide
saed Tu.,,. under said nossss will the second day Of
N.r,h A - eighteen hundred And rty a, tho Stnton
ous. Of said saboy gan and Mi.,ippi Railroad Company In
the C~ Of Sheboyxan No0n.n st two O'clock Ia th ater
noon Of that dan. cell pub auction to toe bShe bidd,r Tor
The pawn hundred and Thirty esht thousand and nine
IS h, dollar, and ioryoLs cent, f U.s. ~ the amour, OF
ct thsf, unpaid the claimed 20 be due Their
nortx.x-d de.cbcd .sd noago TO 1t All and
nsAf h- Fi,t Division Of the La road VI said Company oIn
tie CITY o. sheboygan the City Of Fond duLao In Wkoe
p oyrhsr With The sht OF way depot grounds railways
nil BRIDE, prfs stations station houses, and other butdns
Railroad Company then held Or thereafter acquired In
cor rctiou ~h said ft Dvon Of ths Railway OF TO
whether obtained under the rights and prtvs
of their ohaer or conveyed to them by deed and also all the
,o incomes. reut issues and profits aud copoaie aud Other
fsnchis.. Of Ai aud Miisippi RAILROAD Company
thereto and so all tho locomotive gnes tenders cars
Of every description machinery nAohnesh"ps toos ana i
wood and property connected With the proper equip
working operating aud conducting OF the said haf0ad
hen acquired by tie said ShebOygn and
N..ippi Railroad Company for appuho1snt 70 The nore
xe ali OF hlch per.ouAl ch. declared TO be isnres
and be used and sold thore~h ana
not thofero and wrTu 10 be tarn a. thereof
December is 1861 SAML. r. BENSON. Trustee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
WOMAN, CHILD, AND HORSE KILLED.


Corre.popdsncs Of The N Y. Tibuns
WMcHEsDoS, Worcester Co., Mass, FEB. a. 1901.
On Feb ], n tragic scene enacted on the Chesh-
ire Railroad in Fitzwiliam, n. H., about four miles
from the Massachusetts line Az Mr. Alonzo Damon,
wife, and son he latter three years OF aee of Hub
bariston Mass were returning from visit 10 friends
in Fitzwilliam, at railroad crossing Mr. ID. suddenly
discovered down freight train approaching and quite
near him. Hoping to in safety, he urged on his
horse but instead Of crossing the horse turned down
the track at the same time overturhing the sleigh Mr.
ID. was thrown outside the track, and thus escaped
serious injury but Nrs. u. and thrown upon
the track and instantly killed by the engine mrs ID.
was carried under the train some twelve rods, TO a
bridge where she fell through. The upper part of her
head was dreadfnIy MAI ged, her stomach torn cat,
and one arm broken. The boys head was tegered
from lis body, and his trunk and limbs we're shock
ingly man. led. The horse crossed the bsidge about
forty feet long) the sleepers With the Sleigh when
tho engine struck bin, killing and maaghng the aBi
NAL, and making a wreck Of the sbigh Brains, hesh
bones hood, and remnants of clotaaI,g strewr
along tie track and blood drpped fsoa tue ocomody,
after il stopped. 1t was horriblel s.R.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

for glass Of punch and having tossed off, announced
himself as Black Republican, as black as that stove.
pipe yonder," and declared that be would do anything
scrice everything, bow down to anybody to save our
glorious Union. tGreat cheeringl
Suoge Jessup OF Pennsylvania, being called for, said
few words Of copgratulaon, pointing oat how ,ncb
enterprises as this bound together the North and do
South, how New-York stretched her iron arms ava ay 70
St. Louis and folded her in loving embrace. Tho,
were the bands which bound all sections Of the Union
together in bonds of mutual interest The Judge was
warmly apolauded, and the company adjourned TO the
boat II was remsrSed that many OF the gentlemen Of
the New-Jersey legislature who had long way to 20.
had, with commeLdabIe forethouAtt, tucked away
bottle of champagne piece in their pockets, wherefore
it is to be presumed that they did not suffer very ssly
from thirs, on a cir home ward journey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

CH.RTrs AND CoRREcrI'Ss-Tne report of the
Commissioners for the week ening Feb ., is an fol-
lows; Died. ~; discharged ,9O3; gent to Blackwells
Island, 3i9 sent to State. Prison, -. Total remaining
in the public institutop4 9O64-an increase of "a over
the previous week. No business Of consequence w0s
transacted by the. Board at its session yesterday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
vI,O the CREDITORS of FRANKLIN ID.

CAssORT insolvent debtor Take nolie" OF 30 order
r,ed by hs Hon George IS DusinDere County Jndgc OF
ontsro County n. J., upon the PETITION Of EhAhnLlS d.
CASSOKr anAndsguA In said County insolssnt debtor
and 90 uauy Of his creditors residing within tho United states
Who's. dr5s amounted to =, beast tsohid OF all ~. DEBTS
owing by the said iusoyent creditors Reading wFhn the
United States. Tequns all the creditors OF aid hsolyeht 70
show c.s- Il any they hsye before LIN his oLee 10 Tue
village 81 Geneva UntA, County ". T.. tbs 10th day OF
hp 1861 at O'Clock In the forenoon Of at day why an az
suent Of said nsolyerts estate should not BE- made aud
re be bis debts 10 IN" provions OF TIE
sntp, for the discha Of nsoyen from his
dngua n. Y, Jan. 20, lt6l UOODlNu klCnAkDsoN'
fol lagl0vtr Attorney Tor ihao''eh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
fraal Nohees.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of Nc~iori Notice l, hereby yysa TO al
u..on. saving claims against WASHINGTON COOPER ATE
u City OF SswYorf deoe.'-d TO pe;ent 70. cam. rs
vonchcn tho subtb-rs Ct ih- ohce Of sci
WILLIS no % In the City Of Nev.lorh 90 o.
,,rs the dn,eu,h day " June ne1t-Dsed Newlork tie
I1h day Of December, lbGl -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
HARLEM, and ALBA

NEW-lOkk, IIARLEM, and ALBANl Kali
IN ROAD Tor albany snd Troy conn"ctrs With the Srw
Railroad poiuts Wet 9th " ara
SoubWe,t also wi "a. SOrh"sn Rsosd for Sas'oga hht
land BURR son PA.burs kouses Point, Osdrn.ou sh and
hontroAl ...-... =.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY, Den
70. 1850 utin, vii leave New OF, A. folcSs:
FOR Albany. a NJ and D. IA EImcss trAu from TrJ0n
row. City hsi Dor Albany, - IN aud go p N
Express train from 10th IT. Depot tuf Albany ~ N IA
pres. mail tram tom TIyot for Albany, l023 a IL
EIpr... from lotnst De 81 For CIoton F.ls
D. m stopping oil stations above NoTs vile from htn't
Depot. FOR White Pal sis 20 Snd M uoPTins
ct all from 26thsL DEPOT For White Plains 10
foui Nhsst Iepot stopping ~ all "Aiioo, fT ~
l4n,bdgr II In ana 20 from 10Th st. Depot stopping
al stations Fer NLiamsbhdye 1875 p N t"sdns.iay.
and Saturday. on,) FROM Opt stopping al Haiion.
HEIuEsiNG will leave Albany, A M and ':Jl y m Eat
Albany 7:J aid 4:l5 -kIp5e.s lrsir AbanJ 10 -
a IN Fast Albany, II a m.-EIpfe.. M,i Train tIoton
Fails a ,,oppHg oil stations north Of fremont White
Plan, 6:lU, las and 10 hGd +iD Stopping a. al sa
tOua Williamsburg $50 G add p m sSoPcins a. All
stStion. WlGnsbdge IL M Wednesdays aud Saturdays
OILY }, stopping At all stations. -,
lcbe, Baggage CHECKED for Way ion' ., sh II
Station Only. JOHN 5URCHILL Asst supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
1891 TIE PENNSYLVANIA 1871
lOOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. oO1
GREAT DOUBLR-TnACK ROUTE.
The oapact, Of The Road equal the country.
1hE GREAT SHORT LlNE TO THE WEsT.


Facilities for the anpostVn OF 20 aud nom Gin
enuai chicago Louis ST. Paul Nashville Memphis, New
Oein and all Ia the West. North West aud
SsuW for speed and comfort BY route
Through uins for the Wet leave NowiOk Oct OF Court
lsnd1L incoming fIpfess Ia M kyrnihg EIptes- p W.
Sleeping sn1 smoking on al the trains
Fae always as low and the quick BY any other
route -
Ky this route Rreghts Of al descriptions be forwarded to
and from ay point Railroad. Il Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa. Missouri by RAILROAD Dl-
RECT any port tho na'gHbo MYERS oi the "eat by
steamers from fSts'bursh. - ~,
11o rates Freight and from any point Of tho We. by the
Peun Rain I'D all times favorable a. are charged
other Railroad Merchants aud shippers intrust
ing their Freight to this Company, rely
with confidence its speedy uan.t
This Company also nEItan. an Emg-nnt hceomnod etion
Line by which pa eag aling Wcstssd ENJOY chep and
comfortable mode # conveyance half the dca. rates
OF fare H. ELLIOT Patengrr Agent No Aston House.
LEECH & Co " eight Agrufs,
No. Astor House and No South William st
MCDONALD BlSCHOfF Endgrsnt Agents,
No Battery place
ENoCH LEWIS General Sup't, Altoona. Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

HrGHLY IMPORTANT TO MoTHERs-MRs. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING sYRUP the only thing that you r,y
upon give to yourself and relief and help your infant
MRS. wINsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP ha. been the
restoring the dropping spirits Of many motherI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

Give o. On old for deuses Incident TO the period
e.bs children. Here you have thai old r Is cents
In the form OF MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
MRS. wINsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP r-ser f.l, 10 give
irnme date relief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
90 tl15om II man Concern.
INCORPORATION NOTICE.-A petition has b.

CORPORATION NOTICE-A petition has been
Opresented the Board Of Aldermen Tor sewer u Norfolk
o., botween Grand and Hesiers Sta
Ao for in 3day to commence At The sewer now
built In lh to extend to and through sthsi TO point 10
Also o.tion fO- sewer In 22ds from the present sewer
Also petition for in ss,hst from 9dsy. to Lexirg
soosv., and up LeIingtou.sv TO aSth-st
Also, resolution fo in Elm between Grand and
Also Tor sewer In vaudsust from vsicks TO Msodoa
Also, petition for sewer In Little LONGEST
Also, for in s0hs betw zen btbsy end Broadway
Also, for sc or IN bsv. FROM 18th to 5sth sts.
The foot Of Robinson s. the norh side Of the Pier
Also, for sewer Ia HOdsonst, between Chitopher and
Aso sre.Ouon for building e,es4 basins ard eulves on
Che northwest south OF 3dsy. and 59hs
Also for receiving basin AID cr'eh on the south "es' corner
Aso petition for sewer In Deyst. between Greenwich ard
West4ts
Also resolution for sewer in 4aths, from 9hay to The
Ac resolution for receiving balm ard ouvey on north
sS sHe.Sas 7Sf and culve the north
Also petition for sewsr in Lsis-st from Hudsonst to
The North River, -o.,.-,,o.,
Also Tor sewer IN North MOOret from HudsOnst to
meet With sever In West broadway. .
Also for IL Stht rom 4tb to dday to conneetWrh
Also for sewe' iu lst.av. from 2Sth to 26lh.st
Also for petition for sewer, commencing In West 9th IT,
huhded snd twenty feet westerly Of b az thence honh
West tht the It'll thence through the lh-ay south
edy and with the already built through West
3lthst. -
AO, fOr the west side Of 4thOv from Ssthst to
34thst
Also or sewer on the east eide Of 4ha between S5h snd
34h
Also for IN Jane at from Greenwicsv TO 8thav.
Also for in Ii between llih and llth-sts.
Also In Mott it, between Blecker aud
Boaston-stA
Alec for in 57thSt between 9Th and Lexing,onsv
Also apeton for sewer in ID sv between lcn ana 10th
eta
A,o resolution for SEVERN IlChst from Sdsv to East
River.
Also, FOR a sewer In 7th from 2l,t TO 23d-st.
A.o for q 59tht between 3daV and Fast River.
Also for in i3d between % and Lexington
Also petition for sewer 10 lIhGv from 18th 70 2Ubsts
Also for csying bason sod calvert northwest
Of Grand and muberr, SITS
Parties Interested In the above and having objections 10 the
sae WI send their objections directed Alderman Richard
Bauy Chairman Comuittee Sewers Board Of Alder
uen No. T. City Hall RICHARD BARRY, Committee
r. l. A. bOULE, SeWers, Board
JOHN H. BRADY } Of Aldermen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK aud
~ LIVERPOOL landing and embsking passes GER al oueens
town (relandl. The Liverpool New York aud Philadelphia
Steamship company intend dpatching their fupSwed CJae
built Iron Steamships Is follows: 50
NIGO Saturday, Feb. Ia.
CITY or saturday, Feb 20
And every SATURDAY st noon, from Por No. a. North
River
PASSAGE:
FIRST CABIN............ST5 go
first Cabin TO London... b0 5teefsEe 10 London... 20
Storage Return Tickets good for months 20
Passenger Forwarded TO Pans avre Hamburg, Bremen, Rot
terdan, Antwerp, Sc., Of reduced through sfes
wishing bring their friends can buy tick tee
Al the rates NewYoIk From Liverpool Queens
towu-Fust Cahn as 4S5 ana 3 Steersge from Liver
pool & 30; from Queenstown, $50
These Steamers have superior accommodation Tor paenger
Garry erienced sueona They are built In wuTsh'
For rl,hcr Information apply 10 liverpool 20 VIM iNhAN
Agent No. % Waterst In Glasgow to WM lNMAN, Nc.
81 Fpoch square; in QOeenstowp to C. W. ID SElMOUR&
Co a. London to EWES MACY No oil King "illiantt
IN Pad 10 JULES DECOUE No Place de 10 bouro, In Phil
adelphia JOHN o. DALE No l09 sinn OF at the Com
psny's Offices JOHN ~ phhh, 4sem,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

MRS wIHsLows SOOTHING SYRUP sOA By all
druss,t, thloushout the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

Orders ere coming In every day from Druggists IN an parts Of
the ooup,ry Send ue morv Of MRS. wIssLoWs sooTH-
ING SYRUP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

W-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ DIINKIRK EXPRESS at a. IN. for DunAiik, Buffalo
Cnnsnduisua and principal stations us,,
MAIL At 85 n for DuuLitk and Intermediate sttonA
This Train reuaiur MI Ei 1T Eimifa .
NAY At $40 q. m for Mldde,Own, Newbursh aud Inter
medis,. stsugna IL, pa,
NIGHT EAPREsS, daily. ct p. M. for Dunkk Buffalo
Cauaudssa aud principal Stations The tram o. saturday stops
at ali Mai Train Sisons, and runs only % EtniTa .
" " ~ CHAS. MINOT. General Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

THIS Il, the season OF Tho year TO MRS wIEsLow'S
SOOTHING SYRUP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
II PORT and FALL RlyER-The splendid and superior
si,rer RAY BATE Cept Jewet leave. New tork every
TUESDAY, TIdRSpAY, and SATURDAY at cloek m
and the EMPIRE STATE, Cart BTaYton, on hpNDai
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at O'Clock IN. nom Pier NO.
IN. X. 90, ,------ 4, A., -. .,,,,-
can, until the same .hali have been paid for
Freight l. forw arded through WIN great okpach ~
h H'PI''' WI kOKDEN Agent, No.. 70 and u We,t.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
Groceries ano provisions.

TEAS, GROCERIES and PROVISIONS.
i THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE WORLD.
70 PER CENT SAVED.
The are,e,t bugsin, offered COO worth Of Gro
ceres Wines Teas Flour aud Proyons are no" being sod at
sus5n p cs These ae facts which thousand testify
Give ~ call aud you also will be satisfied that tbi j. the place
buy Teas Flour $5 s6 and vt 80 Oocere. ahd FIoVons
Consult your Tn INTEREST," and bay yonr goOos from
THOMAS H. AGNEW,
No 26O Cireeuw ich st. and No 80 Murray st. .NewYob.
Goods delivered free IN the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

Milnon, OF bottle. OF MRS. wINsLOws SOOTHING
sYRUP s,e sod every year In tho United Stses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

tn. Hon. Allen Ayrault of Geneseo expired ~ u"
rai5ence a, S, o'clock on Monday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
Sales bn anttion.

A NJ. MRRwiS Aucdoneer. -
DY BANGS, MERNIN x Co., Irving Buildings,
ID Nos ss% aud 800 Broad~sy-ssles Of Books Stationery
Picture, Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c m, a.
FRIDAY EVENING. FEB. Q, at O'Clock Books Fa1 y
rsehs English EprsviDes plata aud cooIed French a e
phs &c many Of theIu ricly framed Also he a.
esccpc INSTRUMENTS snd Views aud few japanese U0ou "
For particular, catalogue.
A j. BIEECKEK Auctiopeer =, ,,no
EXECUTORS SALE Of NALuABl1E IN NJ NJ
N PYRTY ON WEST BROADWAY VARICk, FRANZ
LIN and BEACH-STS belonging to estate oil mos hney
deoeased . m III - TTrranAy
Fab u AZ ~ c'ciCck At the Mercbsnts' Excharge.
W. " " yVITHOIIT FURTHER RESERVE:
nm wy ar BRtJAOWAY-S W fAnklin.St the House
known a. The finh Ward Mnsenm h9teI ana Lot; -,
brlok Bnilding End Lot.
ON vARtCk-Sr-S T. cor beeohst, The hreestory oIick
Efs.,.e and Lot with ,tsbel
Mara terms &c at No Pine s.
Ai,o ITO shares Capital stock Colunhis Fire Insurance Co
By order. TiLL0u,
BENZ. II. BRUSH
n08l Ere Sutofs Estate OF T. Kiiey. DECD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

N-NN
~ beto presented the Board Of Aldermen that the vacant
Lot. In north SIDE between I'd and Sd be fenced
Also thst the sidewalks the South side OF 18th st. between
de sh aud l0thav tagged where not already legged
Also Chat Broadway from l7h 10 Ads, be paved with Bel
sian trap block pavement -, ANIL, -,
70 pave the sidewalks on the south side OF Thyiouth
street between Fourth and Lexington svehoes .
Ao pave Peal street from Broadway to State street. with
trap block pavement. =, -.
lso In Second west side between
Thirty ah aud Thirty sixth streets be tagged four feet wide
Also that the sidewalks in font OF Nos 6| CAS- CAL and CAB
Hedson ytreet be tagged
Ao petition 70 dag sidewalk IN front Of No CO Robinson
elroet.
Also resolution 70 fist, from John to Ful,on-st
Also for PoyiIg SIdst hom 9Th 10 Madison with tap
block pavement
Also. for paving 2hS, between 7h and shav with trap
Also resolution pave ives, l2th, from iOthav to Had.
con Myer
Also that ell vacant lots the north side Of S. between
I'd and 3dsvs be fenced
Aso 70 have curb gutter laid and sidewalk, esgsea
where ssad tagged Ia CHARLES street. south side between
Rl-s,eksr sud Hudson streets
Pass bsvrg objections the sboye win send their obso.
tns Alderman A BOOZE Chairman Of the Committee on
s eets Board VI Aldermen, No Q City Han
FaLA sJoLE., Committee
JOHN RUSSELL,
JOHN IL BRADY,) sneetA
g. Ess Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY FEBRUARY g. 1861

LOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.-Tbe
L NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP co. viii dispatch
their splendid Steamships, ADRIATiC, Capt - ConSoch
aid BALTIC Capt G. Gray. carrying the Cnned Ststes
nails for tie above ports "a follows; OF
ADRIATlC on Saturday April 9TH.
BALTIC on Saturday. April nth,
ADItIATIC. GU Saturday May lStf,
BALTIC Saturday, June lat,
fiom the foot Of Canal st.
Returning leave HAVE, 80,
BALTIC on Tursd.y. May IT,,
ADRIATIC. on Tuesday. June Ab
BALTIC on Thursday, June loth,
and SOUTHAMPTON the DAY following - .,, c. n
For rsb, apply at the Office Company Room
No. 4, No. 8S Naii-st e, u arvnupNa so,.o,.rv
EXCURSION TRIP to WASHINGTON CITY
RETURN TO kEW-YORk
STEAMSHIP COATZACOABCOS
from pier foot Of kingst North River, and remain
over u' PRESIDENT LINCOLN,
provided early application for COO ps''ense" % mace 70 e
The COATZACOALCOs accommodate with bed and
00"u ONE THOUSAND PASSENGERS .
Stale Room, Fare each wsy...........s..'s.'''''fe
Second Cabin. Fare each way. ..................'
Forward Cabin, Fare each way..:..............:.
Whole number must secured and passage psid both Ways
al. LIZ 20 / X R0BEBTS Co,
'fP'' No 800 Greenwich st DuaLe, NeS. York
fAlhsny Evening Journal please copyl
NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first.
cIn, steamer will leave New York on the ls' llih aud h
Of each mouth except when these date. M on when
a. Jay Of departure will be the MONDAY following For
ish or pa saso apply Ut the only Office DO u, cor
n 81 NArrcD-st. ~. d. hbLhN, necn-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

CEN1RAL RAILROAD OF Nrw-Jr"SE},E
~ From Of CourAndi stConnecing At Hampton juno
ton win De aware, srkawsnna end Western Railroad and at
with Lebigh Vay Railroad and 10 connections forming
direct line to UArIlsbuig without cnaDEe Of cara
WINTER ARRASOEMENr-Cot Commencing December TO-
1860 Leave NeW.i orb A. follows; . .
UIEhisrvG ErPE..s-At6s for En,on. Reading Potts
vile harrisburg Mauch luuk villi,mspor, 40
Mail TRNN-AtR m. tr Esston, Water Gap, ScIanon
Ur.ai Bod Pius'ou WLkesbNe, ke .,
I2s 1HHorGH THuS-For tason, Msueh Chunk William
port ReaoiHg Pysiyille, Hauibufg &c
4PK 1HKOUeB IKAIS-For EAston, be'heheln' Allentown
and Msuoh chunk.
5.9r. ~ WAY rRlIS-Ror Soueri'e.
ErpREss TkaIs H.RRpBUKC-1h- 6a N Brprcs' Irsin
som New York arrives at HAisturg At IL 70 noon Ia time 70
connect With and Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Northern Central North and South and with tho Cum
bertrand Vail, Railroad =.
ELuAukI HroET AND NEw.YoEE FgHRT-Ieavs Nev-lofk
from rier No L. North Riycr, a snd a 10 sud p ma
Lr,vI ELtI,BEIu-At lnd B:l5A IN p apd 'iD p m
Tie stop Bergen Pont and Arbef ever tnP
sci ..,r JOHN q. SlERNS y IeILkenocui.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHlLa-
N DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WESr vis JERSEi
CiTY-Mai AID Express Lines leave Ne~l OH Abd
a ~ ad and IA Pare 80 Through Tor GA
c;n ard the West Washington Nes Orleans. apd
tie south 80 g baggage ehecAed to Warrington IN
u" ' ". WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will be received for rdns 3nrs delivered ana
cberlsd n minute. 10 advance Of the time ofleaNns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

2. c. BuLxLKv. Auctioneer. .
CtUPREME COURT SALE, under the direction
- Of b. LEFFINGWELL ESQ.,, Referee OF aiua6le Prop
erty Cherry aud C. huxley well sell Oh
TUESDAY Feb 49, at ~ O'Clock at the Merchants Exchang
ysusbe LOTS with the BUILDINGS thereon on the nof
ee,erly corner OF CheY sud Jsmes known " NO. ~" o.
and a. Cheryst and Nos. S. &c. aud 100 JsHesS" mSIS
the Office, No. IS Wsn It Jsubcey Court