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THE SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
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AMENDMENT or THE STATE CONSTITUTION,
Intense Excitement.

THE Military OF JACKSON PARADE
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LATEE FROM PfEE's PEAK-D.muer, Dec. 29.
Last night was very cold the merei1ry ranging near
zero. This morning 10 clear, with prospect Of 8
pleasant day
Our citizens haveb begun to debate secession with
considerable earnestness
Four men working on claim No. 10 beIoy the
discovery OF Georgia gucf, one day last week TOOK
out little over $500. 81 was the first day shav
lad struck the streak. The claim has been psying
moderately sl5ce September. An extrsord5aaFy
ran was made By a mill in Nsvada last week. n
seven days they took out between three and fossr
Thousand dollars.
8 seventy stamp quartz mill reached the nines
fey days ago, and win be set ap on Clear creek
A severe snow Storm oceHrre4on the night Of
the 1Ith, twenty to forty miles down the Platte
incoming In travellers and their stock suffered severely
started. Z
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and one hundred and thirty horses left for Balti-

and one hundred and thirty horses left for Balt
more yesterday.
| The Virginia Legislature. -
| RIcEMoED, Jan, 8.--Both Houses of the Virginia
Legislature have assembled The question Of call!
ing State Convention was made the special order
for Wednesday.
Sterling Exchange at New York.
New YORK, Jan. s.--Sterling Exchange rules
firm, and in fair demand at los for Bankers Bills.
New Orleans Mails for Europe.
Boston, Jan. 8.-The steamship Canada, which
sails from this port tomorrow for Halifax and Iy
erpooi, will take out New Orleans dates of the 4th
inst
Domestic Markets
New YORK, Jan. Cotton closed firm, with an
active demand; the sales amounted to $500 bales
at l2I to l3e. for Middling Flour declining, and
prices to l0c. lower; sales $3.50 bbls at S. 25 to
IS 80 for Superfne State. Corn closed dull with
sales Of 600 bushels at 60 to Tic Oats are worth
353 to SIC. per bushel. The sales of Pork include
6S5 bbls. at SIG 50 to SIG rs for Mess Lard firm
sales Sl5 bbls. at 1Ol to lOlc. per pound
CINCINNATI, Jan. Flour dull. Corn quoted at
35c. per bushel. Oats CSC. Whisky selling at 135.
Western Mess Pork SIG to SIG 25 per bbl Lard
81 to 10c. Linseed Oil 53c. #
sales 800 bales at l2}c. to 13c for MddIing Flour,
declining, and prices &C. lower sales of l0.25o
bbls. at s. 25 to IS 80 for superfne State. Corn,
closed dull with sales of $4,000 bushels at 63 to 7oc
Pork, firm; ; sales 800 bbls at SIG rs for Mess.
Lard, firm; sales 225 bbls. at 1O4 to 1ofc. the
pound. Sugar, firm; sales 800 boxes Cuba at 81
to &C.; New Orleans at G to Tic. the pound.
Molasses-sales 230 bbls. at SIS to &c. the gallon,
River TnteiTjpanna
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 7-The Ohio river at this point
is stationary, with feet inches water in the canal
by the mark.
VICKsBURG Jan. 8.-The steamer John Simonds
passed down at 2 the Universe at 8, and the Ficks
burg at IL O'Clock last night.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 8.-The river at this point was
rising slowly this evening, with 6 feet 81 inches
water in the canal by the mark.
INK RALfaE LIEE.l ...
Election Returns FROM the Balize
PAssE A I.OUTRE, Jan. 8.-The following is the
vote cast here for delegates to the State Conven-
ton:
Se'sators-F. Gardere, 25 !; C. j. villere, /; C.
Bienvepu, 10; E. W. Noise, 8.
BURAs SETTLEMENT, Representatives. B. Will
kinson, 8; Z. Lawrence, IL :; A. Lesseps, 10; Dir.
G. B. Egan, IA; A. Reggie, 0.
Senators-F. Gardere, lol; C. Bienvcnu, 95 C.
J. Viere, S; E. W. Noise, 15
Representatives. Lawrence, Is J. B. Wilkin
son, Is; DR.. G. B. Egan, 80 A. IIeszeps, 95.
SOUTHWEST PAss.-SenGtors-F. Gardere, 0: G.
J. Villere, s. c. Bienvenu, 6; E. W. Noise, 10: c,
Roselius, H.
Representatices-E. Lawrence, 81: A. Lesseps. |
1G; A. Reggie, l; J. B. Wilkinson, 6; Dir. G. B.
Egan, 5.
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Coon hulNGs FRoM AgReAn.-@We refer hotel
keepers am egsehpas ScepsF grq9e and others
to the adye ssento& s. D. Gfaiiaa Co. ii another ceialn
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iiohiibIAh 1REAfIEAT UF ENGLISH PRISONERS BY
THE CHINEsE.-Lieut. Anderson, Mr. De Norman
and Jowalla Sing, Sikh, belonging to the English
army in China were taken prisoners by the Chinese
and onhumanely tortured that the two first
named died. the Sikh only remained to tell the
following sad story
We arrived at a fort and were there put in
prison. confined in cages, and loaded with chains,
At That time we were seven in all. know nothing
Of the others. They were taken further on. we
were kept in this place three days, tiglsly bound
with cords that we could not move-the sowars
with one cord, the others with two. At the first
place we got nothing to eat--after that they gave
us little as before. After the first day at the
second place, Lieutenant Anderson became deliri,
GUS, and remained so, with few lucid intervals,
until his death, which occurred on the rnth day of
his imprisonment. Two days before his death his
nails and fingers burst from the tightness of-ke
cords, and modification set in aid the bones of
the wrist were exposed While he was alive, worms
were generated in his wounds, and ate into and
crawled over his body. They left his body there
three days and then took it away. Five aaTsaftGr
his death @aw2T named kamdau died in the same
state. j. belly wGS taken away Immediately,
Three do ltter -his hIr. Dc Norman died. 0nthe
evening ps tho dry OF Lieut.. AndGfs0ns dteease,
the cord Erere tal7g cfg car hands, hut oar feet
were still a5pG h1uHd. and from that time5we Were
better fe". .Eur tcai were UNBOUND two days after
this, and hapt 50 Untt our uF'elease.
----Sas
Coop hulNGs FRoM ABRoAp.-~}Ye refer hotel
keepers am egsehous keepers, patefs and osrs
70 the adye saraeatot 8 D faiias o., ID another eeinpn
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The PEEsIDESTis NEw YEAR,s REeEPTIos. The
Washington Star Of Tuesday evening, the Ist,
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TELEdRAPHEo TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
o.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUR OPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP pAIEsT1NE
AN ENGLISH VIEW OF OUR QUARRELs,
THE RETURN OF THE ALLIES FROM CHINA
IL Ii Il a z e a IRIS OF ITALY
Political and Commercial InteIIIearce
fHY THE SOUTHWESTERN AND AMERICAN LrSEsl
NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-The Curard steamship Pal
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-27

The excellent army correspondent Of the
Previ3rIes Journal, in describing the
sncssmsnss ia5afsst 10 By TIE Isl Rhode
Island regiment at Camp Sprsgcs, rsar
Wasbingscn. when CT duty, gives The fsi-
losing kanorsss account vt race and
capture OF = creased pig by the volunteers:
The poor porker, closely thased ara
thoroughly fabricated from snocs TO taii,
vas conferred to the arena 10 covered box.
piteous indeed was The expression oil his
innocent face when. unca2ei. be was turn
ed ad.ifs. UnsboEiug his destiny be SLOW
Is stepped fran his prison. grEnsinE salts
faction at release. bas with q Shoop ten
inearsate eras rushed madiy forward and
endsayor-d 10 clutch his rreheDsiie tail.
pisvv, of a sudden, axoke 10 . realizing
sense Of hi. uosision, and darsed Of, uncer-
tain where to 90. and emitting TIE most
do.eful soneafs. lie rushed here and scout
/ ed there. hayipg no respect for the legs Of
1By one, and renting people 10 every direc-
iion. the men pssspirIng, BOT ana eager,
were desperate 10 the chase. 1ney sfaboea
and eaugh. onE 10 ind their Efforts iuii!e.
No sosner would The priEe appear to be
won than ]: vas lost. ne dineuity OF me
capture was enhanced By its being allowable
/ Only TO hold the animal by bis uncsuous
appendage-any other method being ruled
oui. Tie feat appeared impossible, but
one man sublineiy rose whose intellect was
adequate to the performances Of the feat.
lie showed himself to be the very Napoleon
of pig chasers. lie scared supreme at the
srduousne-s Of the task, and watching for
an opportunity threw himself boldly On his
victim, and seized the tail between bis teeth.
The squealipg was terrific, but was drowned
l.in the shEisks Of laughter thai was undoubt-
edly heard in WashingtoD. Who got the
pig? Why marine, of course.
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Council Bluffs Female Seminary
JAMES n. RUE. =: PRINCIPAL.
uoAEn OE TRUSTEES:

O. C Rioo1Ee. Fse P-ts's. y kcsEIn. sec'y
THOMAS OFFICER. TreaSuEsg.
In. e. BALDWIN sssrrL CLINTON.
Ss4TSts RsTEISs. JANIS A. JACKSON,
THoss. " RgSTuS, JR~, sAkrEI ENEPFEs.
c, VI sUygRs " r MdLFLGsNp,
ycHS r BALDWIN. ". H. NJ. PUSEr.
SESSIONS .--TEs tesasuafcsl rear isdivFdei into
se-Esss af suFnfF.swa saess e8ch. The f-sf
$50 81 rzsvr-ye the 9Si 4 tis ra7aih sTanaarv
isxI-s ART VII s'sse TIE hasa weiae@sy et Jans
Hsvs. rrc frsf term wilt ss1sraeuce the THIRD
wsstsesst YET auEsst.
TER 1~--farzes7t rr~ VII - iuvaristsy IN Advance
go hsfE sesttsn. ~ e5exe1 weeks, a. fSIFo~s
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT, %. .. $50
T81T.1EETkTE - ....,. sEa
MISC. PtAaas 6nSssr rtsA srse - Inst us's II so
fN>TEF ETEnN afsa E8vsH N TIRE FvercA, Latin ard
Gre#S Sssr-szees, 1A t&z<s aesfrf7zE il
W 31tTssass ssse ssr aAssaSs. exssgt il eases q,
sr0sesessS a. zssss-
BOTS assavsg tea Ysazs ., age aa-aIttea
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yass~r - s.ysA~ rsvsr sAss vii s$-strs
E2tAse ~ Mar wBfs5nsee as-eT sale an tce
e~s ss~ ~ Aussss 1881, sG1 fke r~rs1aAl prsperty
ssAs.rpar " sas8 EEsase
x7-Ts-ns -ssSe arews 80 s.- - ssss
-cSs 6. J. KEgp. Azns4aa-rs.es,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-07-27
FACTS FOR STOCK SHIPPERS

Chicago at 90 the morning In time for the early
Markets aud Stock trains Gu the Eastern lines.
The whole ttsie eeusuniea at the Mississippi River
does exceed ts enty minutes. There 10 no change
Of cars. no ferrisze delay.
THE opening 81 the NJ a Y. n. to AaTe1za.
enables parties Artving stock from pes aGtues. aud
other points Ccnra and western Iowa before en-
slaefed equally Sats1t the 6iae ent roads, 10
tbgee days driving. and from 10 TO - bouts the
ca auy Oh er raFte.
sees wiz be delivered 10 any ., the different yards
~ Chicago.
team = ". n, n. il now heinz EXTENDED west Of
Nsrensa ani a. completed St~ck Trains wiI be
ran 10 the eaa q The track.
Every facility Tot The convenient shipment OF Cs'tfe
rrei-hfs az low a. via any sther route snd pains
spared 70 render Il tie desirable route from Iowa
10 chicago. -
-VSnr-fsu TICKETS
To al r-ineir.al peInfs in TIE United States ard
.p,sS nv air ranis< eaa hs procured at Wa shfagIan
lavs CITY aud Mafsfags. JOHN y TRACY.
W l. sr tpHS. Cent Sept.
Ges't rreFsff ard Ticket Aeent.
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9emin9-Mafbiiles.

1886. EMPIRE 1876.
SEwING-MACHrNE.
PATENTED FEB. "A, 1880
BALESROOM No. 33s BROADWAY.
Ybb Machinsi, constructed entirely principle a
,echsnics and valuable nrHovs.aHss
. e aNS
Tbs following ths principal objections urged ssin ssv
IL Excessive fatigue TO the operator.
"a Expense, trouble and los. Of time in repairing,
a hIS::ps 70 n sew sysy d.'SS1 Of m''
THE EMPIRE SEWING-MACtRIN1
10 EXEMPT FROM ALL THESE OBJECTIONS.
x % nsf mitch ~ s ssS.t n aif q:
yLL and . an. or both sdss perform: perfect :,sns q
IL os E.
Hs,iua neither CAM nor oowHEEL and tn. .. "a.
Ole friction, It smooth AS GLASS, and Il
dHs SSLssLEss a dna 4,
sshsa Machine IN psist rl Of twelve years Of axs wo
s ,sS s & ah Of .s..
Don render slpo. impO.dol. 70 &C. out q order and
ss ' so y is. 70 suppl,
hsmsslves with superior Saos 70 oan and examine shAs
manner 90 70 ''''' ''' "
0'1 SSosos.skihT MANUFACTURERS.
sHI Bar APP s s1sSs MAKERS
CATER FILTERS,
SHOE BINDBRS
VEST and PANTALOON MAKERl
RELIGIOUS AND cElRiTABLE iNsTffUTfoNs
ra S51s y y s Hzeashs s' csoSAfHs FIR
Ne Sn 50 sia .ias a asSaiss
No. 3-Lsyre dss Msnufscturing. .............. %
AGENCIES ESTABLISHED.
WILSON Co., No. I6 North St, Philadelphia d.
D>0RIFFIN, No. IL North Gays., Baltimore, Nd
mo B BUss No. 2a2 River Z, Troy N. z. A.
AGENTS wanted for al towns In the United 5tses fWns
ds known By nquitng st The sesroom No 335 BrosSysy
Z. J. MACARTHUR %.
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VALUABLE BROADWAY PROPERTY for
p sALE.-The LOT and STORE No 81 Broadway, west
side inches BY 3 fest inch DEPTH connecting with
slo Leonad orninx L. said lot on Ieon.rd being
eligible business rites Broadway For aps and
further description Of the property and terms o. sale apply =
the rooms of the American Institute Cooper Building TO
THOMAS MELRATH, Corresponding Secretary
Orto WILLIAM HALL PrexdoH No. s<3 Broadway
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Boar6 ano Rooms.

A YOUNG MAN, Of very respectable family,
and central locality where be can have the comforts Of good
homs Locality between Blocker and and I'd and e.h
Boarding house keepers need not Address With
full particulars q. L. Tribune Office.
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Real Gstate for Gale.

CNTY, Country, Eastern, and Western Property
~ for Sale exchanges also, oats negotiated City Prop
erty. CHICKERiNG Co., Rea Estss Brokers, Is Wslst
DARN FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for
sale bis FARM lying the Salt Point Turnpike, three
quarters Of mile north Of the City OF Poughkeepe
conducted for dairy purposes There upon said Farm
Dwelling Houses very 6ne large building and extensive
Bsss and outbuidng including Ssbleroom Tor 10 Cows, ali
Ia good repair.
Terms easy. Possession be given any time For fur.
theI particulars inquire Of JOHN O. PARKER at the City
Mih o. ofthe subscriber on the premises JAMES AULD
FARM and MARBLE QUARRY for SALE or
Il EXCHANGE foI CITY PR0PERTY:-For sale sr
change the valuable Marble Quarry Scsrde the Harlem
Road 20 miles nom the city sbsa hour % Of land
full cultivation, and partly wood with the Quarry I. full
working oderi saw-n sonocuterS sheds barns stables
engines tools and machinery and dwelling hoasea The
quality Of the marble first cass specmens Of which be
Babcocls corner Broadway and White and many
in tbs city For further particulars. inqare Of
tsss, H0MER MORGAN, Piae-&
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BotsIs.

MILFORD's AMERICAN HOTEL The
WI THIRD DIVIDEND (Hns) Of the estate Of the late
EDWARD MILFORD OF tho American Hotel, win be paid
Application 10 the subscriber THOS DIXON, Assignee
No. - William ct.
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Goal, n)oo6, &e.


STEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK End
- LIVERPOOL landing and emh .rkx passenger Queens
town (relsnd). The Liverpool EewYork and Phisdeptha
Steamship Company intend dcspatohng their full powered
Clyde built Iron Steamships follows;
CITY OF MANCHESTER Saturday Jan. s
Saturday, JAM Il
oLAotoW Saturday Jant
And every SATURDAY. at nosn from Pier A. North River.
RATES PAssA0K:
FIRST CABlN....s..u.eT5 sfEERAGE....... so
First Cabin to Londou. 90 Steexsse 10 ondon..... 20
Secrsgs Return Trksts good for sig month"; ........ 90
Passengers forwarded to Paris Havre, Hamburg, Bremen
Rotterdam, Antwerp, No, Of reduced through fares
Persons Wishing bring their friends buy tickets here
the following atss TO New York; From Liverpool Queens
towp-Fhs Cabin ST5 1ss and $l05 Steerage from Liver
pool, so; from Queenstown 90.
These Steamers have superior accommodations for
Garry experienced Surgeons They built Id watsr tight
hon sections and have patent Fire Annhistors board
For further infoImston apply In Liverpoolto WIN INhAH
Agent, No. n Wstsr.st, In 0assow 70 WIN INMAN No.s
3. Enooh square, u Qussnssewn g G. W D. SEYMOUR
In Paris TO JULES DEC0UE No Place de u Boure In Phil
adsphia JOHN O. DALE, No 100 Wanutst ct the Com
pany's Ofioes. JOHN O. DALE, Agent,
No. IS Broadway, NY.
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nR. PHILLIPS,
- MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUE
0LONS OF ENGLAND,
Late Medical Ohdoer 70 the W>stainNsr Hospital,
London,
Treats "Stctures q the Urethrs' On the now plan vtsos
pau. cfS:c or the l1s :o p:ss.s q Women and Ch1
Ooe No 10 West lithst ncar st. Denis Hotel Brosdv~v
hours 10 TO morning %. 10 m and No rs East sh
q s6ice.
T. MUNSTER, GRADUATED sURGEON
IL DENTIST No 70 West ssthst. between Broadway aud
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MANHATTAN SAVINGS Issrrryrios,
Corner Of Broadway and Bleseksrst. Dec %, 1864.
NOTICE.-The Trustees Of this Institution have
IN directed INTEREST 10 be PAID 70 Ii DEPOSlT0Rs
the Of Six Per Gent
per snnum al OF $500 and under and Fivs Peg Cs:t e
u larger amounts. payable and Mar 2ist yANUAhi
I" PrPpOiPp, ,,o.. s.,,...u H. /" BROWN r''''a''@
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LOB CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. Ars3.
- go sns sro.s, sss ss., 49, "a ). aEDzT -
- day a dspnsus WIN - sSs MONDAY following n
NJ q Weusa%A y y Ab&&N 49,
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Aunsemertt6.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-THE OPERA.
IN Fsrewell Performance in America
CARL FORMES,


CARL F0RMES,
previous o his departure for Europe.
TINS EVENING TUESDAY, jan i, l3oi
Mr. FORMES having accepted engagement at the Royal
Italian Oper Garden London and being the eve Of
his departure begs TO announce ,
A GRAND FAREWELL OPERA
n. THIS EVENING, JANUARY |, 1861.
The Performance win consist Of the entire OF flotow popular
opera Of n.
with the following magnificent cast
Nine BERTHA J0HANNSEN,
her % appearance these four her un'aeo VI
Martha
Nine " BERKEL,
Sig STIGELLI, -
CARL FORMES.
And tho second sot Of flotow's
STRADELI.A. -
MbfE. a. ECKHAkDT, SIG STI0ELLl'
SIG OUINTO CARL F0RMES.
Mr. FORMEs win also sing, in the Of the evening
THE WANDERER- .
Admission 50 cents to all parts-
Gallery rs cents.
Seats nnsy be secured at 50 cents extra
Tickets be had at the Academy OF Music BreuIs
7 Broadway Shells Stationery store No ~ w
ut. Ses.s be secured at the Academy only.
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID NEw-YEAR's DAY.

ID EEW-YEAR'S DAY.
TUESDAY Jan. lS6l So,
THIS GRAND CARNIVAL SEASON :,
L. made the most attractive offered at the museum
pains have been spared novelty ana
curiosity the country the world affords; and in preparing
series Of smusenents before eqnaed c,r,,p,ss
Stranger win find this the most place In the city 70
spend portion Of this general holiday Here
Splendid DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
shs m'is v ntfs. H r1e amusing GSERY Mo6a
EyEkY H HoSkk, EVERY EVERY HOUR HOUR
Che first commencing at lo o'clock and repeated daring
the ontlre
DAY AND EVENING
by one Of the most talented companies In New York.
MISS DORA DAWRON
che wonderful DOUBLEV0ICED SINGER appears at each
Beside all this the following unparalleled list Of novelties and
wonders win be exhibition ct all hours.
SOUTH AFRICAN ABoRIGINES
es0UTH AFRICAN AB0RIGINES,
SOUTH AFRICAN ABORIGINES,
SOUTH AFRICAN ABORIGINEs,
representatives. Of hvc different tribes viz;
A HOfTBNTOT, A KAFFIR, BUSHMAN,
Z00LO0. and AFlNGO.
1ne' 'pP SKINS U or WILD WILD ANIMALS and BIRDS
and at intervals give their native
FESTIVE and WAR DANCES and SONGS.
which will be faithful representations OF their barbsrou Gus
MOST ATTRACTIVE and UNioUI EXHIBITION
THE s' TWO sS' I Il IN %2TEc CHILDREN
r Tn T IS ;n Ta fns Is or
TWO ALBiNO GIRLS
White snow, and white hair. with their black mother
THIRTY MONSTER SNAKES. -
Alse, LIVING SEAL, HAPPY FAMILY GRAND AQUA
RIA fed with LIVING FISH Of all kinds the most Interest
na eIhtbtiou IN the world, WAX FIGURES F0KTUNE-
Admission only cents Children under 10 is cents
Psrquetts Children undsr 10 cents extra
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90 h)hom il man Concern.

NIOTICE.-"THE COMMISSIONERS OF
IN PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS, have 90;
tsbhed system for dispensing the relief which called
Pak Blanks are furnished the applicants By the officer In
charge which win enable the worthy poOf 70 properly present
the Island when forcing himself herself the Institutions
for maintenance Certificates Of known citizens required
In all csses and sufficient will be taken by the Department
before granting relief during the months Of January
and February BY order q the gssrd ocx s,,.,,,.,a.,
New.YOrt, Dec. a. 1860.
The following the form Of the application to OBJ
tain relief at Office Of the Department Of Pubs Charities and
Correction No Bondt near brcsdway and the Kotunds,
In the Park where blank forms will be given to all appcants
NHWfoHk,.''''''''
Name Of applicant.
Place Of birth ............. Condition.
Number q psrsons for Whom relief Is
Rssssncs Ma ~ ;oan and VIA.
Whether RELIEF received from any other quarter
Whether BY any and how lsng'
The number and Of each and SICK how sny'
whst the relief required ::
u N q hnes the Physicians certificate must be fur.
All to be made one week In advance to enable the
Of Public Charities and Correction to examine
TO he S% % d, Pss Ss ps certificate of character
signed By known resident Of the nehbors00d where they
am well acquainted with.
and believe. ....to DO In want, and deserving Of aid
CRY ASp County, OF NHw.Yoax 10;
Iole.ny swear that the foregoing statement made true In
evcry particular
svoyn 10 before NE 1a.....day c...............iaS
The above sfdav. can be made before the undersed No
In ID cases peons Of ssoute and ysgan. habits being
forced the they viii b aided only In the usual
sy order q the Board Of commi.ens.. Public Charities
Superintendent Outdoor Poor,
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Gtsambsats ann Railroads..

NLEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
N DUNKRK EXPRESS a ! = m, Tor Duasirt sosAas
NAIL a. 8s M tor Dnnkrk and fntsrmsdists 0ts1oCsL
nj Traia remains night q Eimirs
WAY 1t $3.50 m, Tor Aiddstown, Newbursh, and Inter
snediats Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS, dolly q D. n. for Duakrk, BuGsle
4 N Hsil.Trsin Stations, and only 70 Eimira
CIfAS. MINOT General Suyft
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financial.

WINSTON, LANIER Il Co., No. 50 Wall.st,
w will pay tbs COUPONS due January l. from INDIANA
STATE BANK BONDS City Of Chilcothe Ohio, issued to
the Marietta and Cincinnati R. Co., Ros Co.. Ohio issued to
Railroad City of Marietta, Ohio, Town OF Hsmar, Ohio,
Indiana Central Railroad Co.
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DANK of COMMERCE in NETWORK
I'D pIyIDEND-A semi annual dividend of THREE PER
CENT on the capital stock Of h Bank ha been declared pay
able and sftsr Jan T. II. y. VAIL Cashier
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Boots, 9boes, &r.

T AIDES FRENCH SHOES.
LEVERS a. SO Broadway would respectfully solicit
he lsjies Of New and rom all psrs Of tbs union 70 c
md eIsmns his Eesspt assortment Of French BOOTS and
gHoES and Embroidered Toilet and Bridal SLIPPER9 Prices
sour, ersurate With the times =.
JEPBERs. No. s73 Broadway. OPP. Metropolitan