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ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AMP WEST.


Commencing Monday, May nth, 1851.
For Abany-ll'OO q. m. fast express train from
For Dover PIsips-loop ,. m. stoppips at White
ritin: and stations north TO Dover plslns-from
(This train viii run TO Millerton every ssturosT
For cIoton Fslls-s:I5a q. m. stopping at al sta
ping At al stations from 2sth street station.
ueSs from n's bs. .tTsst ta stopping " al sta
For Williams BLidse-1;n, Ills .. m. and $50 p
Returning will leave
AIbany.9sD a. m. last press train.
Dover p isips-6So g. m. (This tram leaves Mi
lerton ever Monday morning ct o. NJ
White PiaInsDSio. 700 |. m. 40 A. 7o,m.
Williams BrIdge-6:S0, 500 q. m. a loo D. m.
SUNDAY trains will leave eth Avenue corner 2sd
street, for Central Park, YorkvIlle,, harlem and
20 john B TiPSfff ION Asst sc suP to
NEw YORK R tsB ERIE RAIL,
mia Ferry and Long Dock, from foot II Chambers
''1ss' NEW e icr bsntrL and Buffalo
and principal interme1iaie Stations
500 q. m MAIL, for DunhrE. snd intermediate
Stahors-Thls Train remains over night 1t ElmIrs,
500 q M. MILK daIlJ, for Ousville, and inter
fIoo :. m ACCOMMODATION, daily, for Port
400 ?. M WAY. for Middletovn, Nevburrh.
500 p. m, Nc ar EXPRESS, daily. for Dun
The Train Of saturday stcPs at ali Mail Train
s%s.s,. EXPERIMENTATION IT{'s for HornssviIie.
-.D pllNOir'i oS cH,s, MINoT, eenT sup,t.
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receivef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-11
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
E E4y 6A4htsAN N,,s SN NB Troy S;6 SSE =

And WEST, Trains leave:
From ChsmbeTsst e. MY. rom seh street.
Express, and III q. m. IL IS n q a m and &;
and $50 and p. m. 5,A5 ma.
Troy and Albany lwithlIo(5 D. M fSuudays In
sleeping carl lois D. m clu ledi
Poughkeepsie train 6, a L. Is a m and 4 a n m
m, LIS p. m.
Ptekskill train, l.n8 m a Is m
Sing Siug trans 90 a m Is8 a m and IS and
and 50 and 100 D. IN sa5 D. M
Fishklli tam $50 ?. mJ5yS p m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-11

"A Package Will be sent by mail, prepaid, on re-
oeipt of Thirty Cents.
HENRY C. sPALDING,
No. 4s CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
n>alicb.
~, CURE u
evsz
NerVousHeadache
& Siri s
Headache.
Nervous OF Sieh Headache may be prevented; and
l taken at the commencement of an attack imme
date relief from pain and sickness will be obtained
They Eeldom fail In removing the N1assa and
Rsadachs TO which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the bovols,-removIng Cos
f,vsssss.
For Literary Men, STUDENTS, Delicate Females
and all persons of ssdsntayy habits, they are val
uaoie as laxative, improving the appstits. giving
fo~s and rtsor to tho digestive organs, and 70
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole system.
The CEPaALIC PILLS are the re.ul, Of lon,
investigation and carefully conducted experiments,
having been In use many years, during Which time
they nave prevented and relieved q vast amount OF
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orlxi-
Mating In the nsrcoxS system or from deranged
state of the stomach.
They entirely vegetable In their conpositiop.
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change OF diet, and fAs ob-
ssSes Of any disasYsabIs taste renders it easy 10
sdnisisisr tAsna to eAildysn.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs!
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry
Spalding on each Box.
Sold BY Druggists and oil other Dealers In Med
zines.
A Box will be sent By mail prepaid on reoeipss
the
PRICE, Is CENTS.
AL orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. sPALDINa,
%e CHDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
FsSs tIs EEsmisr, No.rolk, Va.
,Cephalio Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, VIZ: Cure OF headache In Gil its
Rs~ tie Ess~issr, FssJs1, ".
They have been tested in more than . tAsusAas
eases, With entire success.
EeSs tie DsSsoerst, ST. CgesI, MSss.
Hyou are, or have been troubled " it'll the head
aohe send for box, (Cephaio Pills y 80 that yol
Ftoss tH Western r. r. 6ssstfs, C3issss, H.
We heartily endorse Mr.. SIslding, and his IN
nvaed Cephalic Pills.
Few tAs Southern PATH Fssdsy, Nsss Oylsss,, Ia.
Try them you that are Afflicted, and We Are surs
sTSr s Ss bs. be tdsSd to the
Other medicine can produce.
Ffoss the Gazette, DsssaYsYt, Istss.
MT. sPsIdlns would not connect his name With
IN article he did not know to possess real merit
Flow tks Advertiser, Pysvilssss, Ri
very best for that worry frequent complaint Which
has over been discovered.
.FIeH tie st. LosSs Democrat.
HE immense demand for tho Article (Cs,halis
, flls) ID rapidly increasing.
! Fysn tie KssssAx TslIsy Sfar, Kssssaks, Vs,
We are sure that persons suffering with tbs had
; sohe, who try them, will stlok TO theqa.
Fkow tks Advertiser, PrssiImss, Il, l.
Tho testimony In their favor IL strong from In.
most res spectacle quarters.
FSom tbs DsiIy Ness, Ns.spc,t, n, 1.
Cephalio Pills are taking the plsoe Of oil kiads.
Ffors tbs Commercial Bxllstia, Bostcs, Masa
| Said to be very edicaoIous for the headache.
From fhs Commercial, Cixe,xsatt, Ohio.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved,
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CUNBoATs FOR TIE WESTERN RIVERS.

QUARTxRMAsTKR GENERALS OFFICE, Z
WASHINGTON, .Jnae IL, 1861.
PROPOSALS are invited for constructing Gun
boats upon the Western rivers
Specifications will be Immediately prepared and
may be examined at the Qusrtermaster's Once al
Cincinnati. Pittsburgh, and at this ONCE.
Proposals. from boat bull ,ers and engine build
ere alone will be considered. =
Plans submitted by bidders will be taken into
consideration. M. @. MEl6S,
jeI Quartermaster General United Stafes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-11

GREAT BARGAINS IN PlANOs.-One very
VI moe Hall q SonP make for el50; On
gs =, ( , nlce R9ssvood GslokerinEI make
make for S75, 6 thu usio store Of w. g. m ETZ
kHOST sols, ASc1s - Stairway q sonT Ind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-11

ROOTS AND shQEs 70 sVIT TAE
and SHOES, and constantly Receiving 1000
supply OF eastern made work Of every Do. 81
be sold at . muoh lover price than has beens -
heretofore charged in this CITY for mach inferior
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes Of eastern or
city made work, will awsys hpd good assorsner
In store and Ut the lowest prices. Give us call.
GRIFFIN BRO,
aBk-v pAnuGylyRnia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-11

A .yERY NICE IRON PLATE. PIANO
Tsnlns spd repairing Of Pianos faithful NM
, exscafsd, s'-si... - 80 sup
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-11

~ yERMIN DESTROYER viii rid you OF
Hoaehes, Bed Bugs, Ants, 60 Moore. Rat and
VIII remove paint, warn al, or grease of any kind
from the most delicate fabric, SILK or vooen, with
out injury TO color; or otherwise; will clean Kid
GlQyes beautifully, With little labor. For sale n
MOORE,S Great Medicine Depot. 113 Pa. sv..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-11

FsSs ts EEs1isr, No.rolh, Va.
Cephalio Pills accomplish the object for vhish
forms. o
Es~ tie Ess~sissr, Fs.fs!i, ".
They have been tested In more than tAsusans
cases, with entire success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-11

GIBBS HAIR STORE,
" no. ZAP "a. Az. BET. 18TH AVID 18Th Sis.
HALF WIS, FRfIETTEs' &c hL fuii +" stoos
Auays on h.nd, or made 10 order al the shortest
nonce; HAIR WORK repaired or exchanged.
u. B.-Lsd .es' Hair Dyed in the most natural
mAnnRr. VI. 6rn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-11

FyoN tie DsSsocrst, St. ClesI, Mins.
Ifyou are, or have been troubled v it'll the hoed-
sohe, send for box, (Cephalo Pills 30 that yol
may have them In case OF an.attSok,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23


oux--wooDwARD.-in this city, on THURSDAY
corner OF Twenty niotn street. by Rev. TALBOT W.
.dsers ID. d., Asruosy ARMOUR OF this city, to ClE-
|usg WOODWARD daughter VI John ). woodward, Esq,
Lew York.
AKwoop-BRARp Brooklyn, on Tuesday, February
by the Rev Frances Peck, at the residence OF the
he's parents, Mr.. SAMUEL BARwoop, 70 SARAH, daugn-
of Job Beard, both Of Brooklyn.
pgl,sh papers please copy.
zARE-NARxs-in Hscxensack, N. j., on Tuesday
embcr 4, 1850 by Rev. J. De Boun, LOUIS A. BzsEs,
nba, 70 CATHERINE, daughter OF Ann Divin aud late
hry T. Marks, not the adopted OF @. H. Hite.
Ceeky papers please copy.
|owAs-DAtiy.--ln the city, on Thursday. February
Inv the Rev. Dr. Hasany, JONI GowAy 10 May Il
eldest daughter of James c. Daily ali OF this city
On Wednesday, February -, by
Rev ID, X. schrsmm, Mr.. rHsoDcRE H. I.sxMrRz 10
.n,r,cA 4. nARuo, both OF Germany.
in this CITY, on Tbursiav
lrrary ~ py the Rev Dr. Terry, Mr. WILLIAM r. Low
4 ~ ina city 10 Miss lsAnftIA NJ X. MoDDssALt OF
England.
In r,s,dence ~ the bridoe parents, oy the Rev W
bartctt Mr. WILLIAM II. LAWS 10 Miss ldzzrs A. DTY,
b Of that cry.
issII7NOtIy.R AT 40. Matthew's church. Brooklyn,
kucs.oy. February ~ BY the Rev y. v. N. Johnson,
~. ba1rs, 10 ElsAsoa, eldeet daughter Of Joseph
Let. Fsd all Of that city
J" >, -, sAKrp-M Paletine Bridge, on Wednesday
~. r,hrna,y 90 b. Rev. Lewis Hippoo, RICHARD
sedg Neg Ymk TO HELESA, daughter ct Livingston
I, Ter. Fsl OF Palat,ne i1s'
Scs,iI 'lus On 1h1'stay cYoo'ns, N,efuW! 2ii
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Together with epdles assarsmen, Of Pima Kings pca-
eir Pens Thin bles watch Keys Lockets Chains, studs.
Sleeve Buttons Charms, AImels, hmb!ens Crosss kaf-
rings snd. Cham Pins hboon Sides roothpcks Fec
uuLpr. Lvr Glasses Enameed Crosses, and thousand
ohrr Articles 100 numerous menor, such usually
kep IN rs cisst jewelry estebshnens any article u
Which you have your choice 81 Tor VI
invite ladies' the public generally 20 call aud
anime yur splrudd stock them
es viii b. offered but FOR limited period ORDERS frou
thc trade The country respectfully solicited
EMPIRE ONE DOLLAR EsTABLIsuMENT.
ANY articles Will be on rece,pt
for postage. Address ca w. Hill ma
farturirg agent go Broadway. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

1t TIE residence OF the BRIDES parents by Rev. B. Pc
tors MsLros WoolIKv IsDaAnA J0s4usE ony daugh-
Ter Of Thomas Mills, Esq al q BROOKLYN EAstsra dis
Uict.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

syCAEF Pfss-wARRANTED SOLID GOLD Aru
~ Coral ~ esch Eve for Special attention aSvep =
,.psiIins On. ws.shes French and kogsh Clocks Musc
iyered TO any part Of the city by experienced workm.a
sslsfn sion warranted at this establishment
W. a. kOkklsON, Watchms ker. Us Huds 10 strcet
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B1Lr.IARDs.


A FINE ASSORTMENT or FRENCH HNGLrsu Ann
~ American Billiard tables, with
PHRIAN's COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
row on hrnd, and At rrfccs to suit the tiroee
fHELAN COLLLNDER tS, %, 81 snd 0Crcsoy -, M
niLLIAkDs ONLY TIN CENTS GAME-M rH9
III Neeche.te Billiard Room l6I Rowery sir fuu sar1
marble bed tablca Fiteen ard Pin Pool three Costs
tall Liquors SCARS &c. ~ smlrd, frr<ssAor
yyINANr,s PATENT CHAMPION billiard rAsLBg
w The Excelsior Spring Cushion patented August q
1853 Lively snd duah beyond AID Al oihcrs
~ :. oalee al .ac.1rs. II VVd sreeS Res Work
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

MOR1GAGEEssALEO OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
N JOHN VAN ANTwERPS son, auctonecr, wiu
se saturday February r. ut half ten o'clock a NO
- William removed OF sae. large
tssorment Of Paror Dining and bedroom Egrni,ors CON
rising mahogany Sofas and Chairs do Tables Bureaus.
tAIe Chairs mahogany black walnut Bedg.eAds
mahcasny Rockers, Brussrls and tnRrsn Usrrets Nat
tresHs FEATHER Feds, kitchen Furniture Utensils A.
cash. banksbie morey ~ der of Geo o. RsrsetI
ntnrn fnf mortgage. No. lR " all etrecA
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

S(tONSCIErCR MAKES towards OF US ALL~
" THINGS HAVE CONE TO A CRISIS
"TO BE OR MOI TO b.
THAT'S TUE QUESTION.
The leading manufacturers OF Jcwsry In the city
the OF the have desrmined
It sell tner goods prices thai command -
egardess OF the than hold them
would b. remunerntye They would aslS-
ton OF the public 70 their immense stock OF
FINN G. LII AND PLATED
JEWELRY,
AT Coy BROADWAY,
Opposite Bond street,
SIGN OF THE LADY IN THE WINDOW.
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
This magnificent comprising iarge.t and MOD
tenfivs collection Of Coras Cameos hosaics Rates
Briian,s LAsA- Turquois Garnes Of Carbsncss
Amethys,s Pearls. bmerscs sappnres, &c; BraceAssa
Chains Rings, Pencils, Thmbles hrfnlets. &C. do
(nnalallnR In part OF The folO Ia ARTICLES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

ID HAzRLL. AUCTIONEgR.
IL. vHiITbMORh hAzBiL will SELL this day (satur-
cay, Al 10 o clock, At NO Warren street,
~ order Of Kerr Payce ASSIGNEE
FARDrARE SAMPLES AND utFtuE FuxNIruRF.
complete line n samples comprislng very desirable
atartms NJ o. the trade 81 Che 0ucc Rlfniiuta
Ul- -a..-s-A
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N EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
"A Elegant first class Hous4 hold Furniture,
Rare and valuable Works of Ar,
Magnificent rosewood Pian0forte,
Splendid rosewood rarlor suits, rich Carpets.

snvsr Ware, Bohemian China Bronzes, &c,
This day tSATuRDAY) al |, O'Clock precisely,
At the elegant residence 52 Twenty first street.
between seventh and Eighth comprising the entire
contents all OF which in perfect order having been
recently made for the present owner. and WI DO
valuable opportunity for parties In OF first class FUR
niture Psrlors, Dining Room, Library and Chambers
contain magnificent rosewood Panofore Music Ca
binet Stool and Cover beau u full suits solid
Parlor Furniture ID pieces covered rich and
brocatel all made order months ago rosewood
Eegeres marble top centre Sofa and pier Tables turkish
Lounges with Arm Chairs to MATCH In silk moquet; che
CANT mantel and pier Mirrors marble Pedeses mounted
In bronze orolu damask Curtains gold Shades Anti
Vases and china Vases and
Ornaments velvet and BRUSSELS Carpets vslubie Paintings
artistic bronzes marble Groups and Figures rosewood
ton Chairs Escreo elegant rosewood Bureaus Bedsteads
Washsnd full Chamber Suit In rosewood aud velvet oval
Mirrors bronze Cock superb hair Mattresses, Beds Bed
ding Tete Tetes Sofas, Lounges French and Cottage
with satinw Extension liable, OAK Dining CHAIRS rich
French India China Ruby and Crystal Glass Tea
Sets, Silver Ware spoonS Casters Forks Ladies' Safver.
&C. three bronze Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures with
quantity OF every de cpon Of PArlo Chamber Din
Library Furniture not hore enumerated all OF
which viii sold without rain shine aogues
at house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

UCTION NOTICE.-LARGK SAIK-OvBR $500,
"A worth Of rich rosewood and mahogany Household Fur
nureIhe attention Of housekespeIs Is specially called
February 2s at 2s Fourteenth street between sight
csey the elegant Furniture and beautiful works Of
Art contained IN the above large dwelling AL Of which VIII
be sold without and must be removed Immediately
from the premises comprising large and elegant a
OF everything essential fashionable and costly
Furnished residence rosewood, oak and mahogAny sale
win commence in the dining with rich Sverware OF
Rogers brothers Urns Casters spoons foIns
Cake Baskets Dining Sets suDorb French aud bohemian
China crystal Glass ruby engraved Glassware ivory and
pearl Cutlery French Porcelain elegant extension IAo
with oak dining Furniture PariorsTwo richly carved
rosewood tuit in three colored brado in
perfect velvet Wilton Carpets rosewood marble
top Eeres rosewood CENTRE sofa and pier Tables two ele
CANT pier Glasses with bases daask and rich lace Curtains
French Shades, Turkish Chairs with Lounges to match
ady Secretary reception Chairs In brocade elegant carved
rosewood Panoforte, Music Cabinet Diyans magahcest
mAntel marble OF ParlOr Ornaments
with number choice valuable Paintings velvet and
Wilton Carpets elegant Chandeliers &c. Chambers All In
food and mahogany superb Bedsteads large Hair NAT
esses dressing Bureaus marble Washssnds Commodes,
Mirrors French Toilet Sets full suit Of chamber Furniture
in velvet cottage and other chairs Arm Chairs Sofas sofa
Beds mahogany Chairs Clocks Mirrors, ingram Carpets,
Ac wi large quantity Of good mahogany Furniture OF
every descrpton Ocoths Stair Carpets and Rods marble
top Hall Stand, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

j. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEBR.
IA. Assignees sae Of Printing Presses and Materials
A. J. BLEECRHR, son CO viii sell, at auction,
Saturday, Feb 81 l O'Clock, At 30 Ann street lot OF
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES, CASkS AND OTHER
materials belonging TO
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
BY order Of JOHN N. REED,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

John II. BURLkY AUcTIoNRER, WILL SILL RMS
~ day O'Clock 81 80 canal street mahogany other
Bureaus Sofas sofs Beds hse carved mahogany and other
bed-esds rosewood and other Bookcaaes Wardrobes
tension, Centre and other Tables Looking
and other Chairs Enameled suits Brsss three ply and
other Carpets hair and other Mattresses Feather BEDS,
Pillows Holsters Tete atstes wash lands sheets Blankets
Mn, ~ nssnsn ,oon.lng s.ovrs an' 0'0is
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saLrs AT AUCTION.

A RTHUR Il. CHAPLAIN 4 CO., AUOrIOE6RRs
"A PkRkMPTOkY AND ATTRACTIVE AUG SALE.
OF COSTLY ROSEWOOD HUusEnG Id FURNITURE.
NO ERN ROSEWOOD PIANOFOkTE.
RARE OIL PAINTlNGs &c, &c,
DR. John r. Hungenord
No 10 West Sixteenth street Sixth avenue
Aso the whole of the valuable Library, Horses Carriages
Barouches, &c,
This day Saturday. at l0is clock Catalogues now ready
can be had at the house or officer.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE,
Consisting OF carved rosewood EtegcIes, marble top,
French plate dsoos and bsck Work Table, maid with mo
ther OF pearl rosewood Centre Table marble top
two fnll suits Drawing Room Flu niture eegan lee ste
soiasi TWO arm reception and Oval Sack Chairs.
carved rosewood frames, covered in three oolored
sole Tables inlaid with tortoise shell Brocade
tains six light ormou bronze Chandeliers Candeabra
Brackets French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors git
fran superb SevreA Dresden and China richly
decorated Paan marble staIustes Assc Bronzes repre-
sentng Night and Morning, Pandora Painting Poetry
sic, Crusaders antique lava Vases from pompe aud Her
culaneum; ebony C1d Tables Velvet Carpets Rugs;
Turkish Easy Chairs bronze Clock Oil Paintings by
seau lnman, Huntington, Legrsnd Cole and other emit
pent artists; French line Engras Assumption OF Virgin
Mary .
carved legs and round flushed all lund nAd
with sa,nwood and solid pearl KEYS wood stool Music
Books embroidered cloth Cover Music Rack Hat and on
CLOTH brussels stair Carpets &C Chambers-Rtchly carved
rosewood Bedxeads style Louis XIV bureau. and Com
modes 70 match WArdrobes Dressing Toilet Tables shasns
Cornices hair Mattresses Paiases Feather Beds Bolters
Pillows Blankets Sheets, Qults Counerpancs decorate
China Toilet Set Mirrors Dining Room Furniture
every kind-sod carved Oak Buffet satuAry marble top
Patent lining Table, Couches, Arm Chairs, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

SHERIfF's sALEs.-sTERI.ING SILVER WAR;
~ CHAMBERS A. FAIkGHlLD auctionsers.
:, SAlesroom liz Nassau street,
VIII ss this day Saturday, February ~ at 10 O'clock .. en
s.esIoom AquAn OF sterling silver Table Dessert 49,
Tea spoons; also, small parcel somewhat woSn.
Also, a. los oolock-NlLILNERY, FANCY GOODS. Ia
STOCK OF Ribbons. Neis, Gloves, Einbroderes, Princes
iAwnat ianons, &e. JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

S1S0 a SMART AND ACueE MAs. wlTu THUS
RI'bO. amount, wanted 70 take charge ~ a wholesale
and red liquor store the present proprietor
hasi 70 move - the country mt % sickness Good
reottnee required Apply tni. IbkNN IS abpmas street,
lWV !. -. A.4s o. We. ~tuasW-.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

4 RTICLEs DE vOyAaK.-rRUNKs, BAGS HAT CASE
q Dress Trunas ladies' shopping aud Travelling 8egs
Lunch baakes PortemonnAies, Dressing Cases. DC JO0n
CATTNACH, Manufacturer and Importer Broadway a.
ner OF Wall street, and no Broadway near Of Fourth e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

{iv LONDON. Feb 2i--Arr schrs Abel Upsher, Wish
trr,piA Village Queuo Hawkins Boston for rhladei
.gs W tson, Haliock, M ork for BristoL -
UPLAND, teb ap--Arr schrs belmont CHM, MatanLas
70 Holbrook NYork; Buxton, Williams, aud II Fool,
aiand, wiscasset Tor kYork-
.MOUTH Feb t2-Arr schr Sea Drift Parker, Norfm Z
lUyIDErCE. Feb 2I-Arr steamers Pelican, bakM,
4 Petrol, Young kfort: sloop Thomas Hun Nforn.
rig Howard, Powers, Wilmington, rC; schrs Sea Gun,
|rIand, Norfolk; N Freeman, York, nYork.
,VANNAH Feb lsArr steamship Huntsvilie, resi-, New
IL cid ship Genova 0ilcnrist barren, schr orapcshoh
w. ny orb =. s..,..
loops HoLE. Feb ~, PM--Passiae In, ship Clifton,
la Apsiachicola via Key West for Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

WANTED "A TIME KEBPER FOR SILVER MINI
" in virginia. sir for steamers tvo ks entry
clerk clerk tor shipping otice porters
drive horse and cart -four gr travel three boys
trades Apply At No. Chatham suuaie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23

IKIZE ENVELOPES AND Packages TO THE TRADE
liberal discount Each package, besides the vaius
stamp Tor circular PsESCoTT4 CO. Is s@oaa~as Nv
Yor
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-28
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that thero will be n
~ petition presented to the County Commit ssion-
crs Of the County Of Holmes and State of Ohio Mt
their December session, \. D, 1861, praying Tor an
alteration ot The county roud leading from Wines
berg and Berlin State road at the new Lick run
brilge nt Henry ilocgcrs Suwmil to tho Wincsborg
and Middletown county road in Paint township,
inence In the said road al post about fourteen
and u half perchcs ON the west sido of he run ut
Tobias Shrock 3, on lot number twenty five fourth
quarter, tenth township and ffth range; thence u
westerly direction on the east side of tho building
of said Tobias Shrock to post; thence to the
place where said road crosses the line between said
Tobin Shrock and Eli Kings between said lot
number twenty -four and twenty five in said fourth
To intercept said above described road. And also
praying that much of the old road from the start.
ing point, herein mentioned, to tho termination of
said line between said lots number lwontN -fuur
and twonty .hy be vacated.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-28
sQUsBS.

Be snre of tho fact before you lose time
in searching for cause.
Tie is but poor general who, like IL
dun, is made only to be beaten,
Man and wife, like verb and nomin,
atiye, should always agree.
There is no cannon that can strike more
fatally than outraged public sentiment.
Men repent speaking ten times for once
that they repent keeping silence,
Young women are never in more dan.
ger Of being slaves than when the men are
at their feet.
II sleep flies from you, don't go in ho,
pursuit Of it; lie still, and it will proba
bly, come and kiss you.
"What blessings children are !" as the
parish clerk said when he took fees for
christening them.
Low REMARK Deceit, SIR said the
cynic Jones-'deceit is like coral. and is
ever to be found in the deep
The boy who undertook TO ride horse
radish is now practicing on saddle OF
good mutton.
Why is Greely like Richard III p
Beeanse the advance on Richmond Aoored
him.