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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
MONDAY, Jan. 2l-P. n.


Tie Stock market this morning very active, and
uner largely increased amount Of orders among ths
commission house, and free buying by the speculstvs
operators in the Board general in some cases large.
advance wac established The strong feeling taken
advantage of by parties who had bought at hwer
prices to realize portion Of their profits and toward
the close Of the session portion OF e frnness Of tbs
market was lost. The business of the Board sdds up
ere alter aggregate than for time past and pro-
ceeded amid much excitement Political items appear
10 have little or effect upon operators who carried
forward upon the speculative wave, apparently with
out an apprehension that reaction may any day.
with the boom of cannon from the South. Toe con-
tnued riss has also drawn in the public TO condsrsbss
extent, who contribute largely TO assst the forward
movement, ana who would be equally efieacicas Tx
depressing il should the market be seized by panic
Between the Boards the quotations steady bat at
he Second Board, under unusually large Transaction.
uoations fell OF nearly as much and in some easea
more than they rose In the morning Central sold ~
low IA 7ai after touching 81, against 81 on Saturday
One party sold 900 OF 1000 shares Central down 20
20, en- sellers option, not in printed list, which
was probably real stock belonging TO resli,-
ing parties. This assisted in depressing the mar
kct by bringing in other Sellers and the whole LIS
SYM athzed in the heayiness and lower points wers
touched than arpear in the reported list Nearly an
the Western shares are lower than at the second Board
on Saturday the whole advance Of the morning being
lost Still later in the day. there was rally notwith
standing rumor indusriously circulated hst Pors
pckens had been attacked, and recovery in sons
ea,es of y cent from the lowest ponts Central re-
covering to SOL Rock leland 20 10 &c., and the mar.
ket left Of strong. State stocks were firm in tho morn
ing bnt fell Of again at the Afternoon Board. THIS
sales add up $i2o, 900 Railroad bonds are in good de-
usnd and advancing. Government stocks were steady
Sales Is 1867 made at o. and - cent Trcssy
Notes at q cent pre- MUM Tennessee 6s s7Si;
vngria 6s, IS. a76i Missouri e., COS a69I; Csatss
Company, I4I Il; Cumberland Coal, 81 49,; Psciss
Mail, e2ioes; New-YorI> Central Railroad, olaSess
Ere Railroad. 49, a39i; Hudson River Railroad, III
AL Harlem Railroad l6l i6ii Harlem Railroad Pre-
ferred, A. e42; Reading Railroad, 46SaF; Michisas
Central Railroad, 59I a 500; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad, Lot I6s; do Guarsnseed
ajla3jI Panama Railroad, lie III; Illinois Central
Railroad, S61 s6I Galens and Chicago Railroad, 1z"'
72i; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, $685. Chicsss
and Rock Island Railroad, 20 coll Chicago, During
ton and Quincy Railroad, 76l al; Illinois Cenf,ai ~
cog ". ....-. -.
Tie Exchange market exhibits no actlVily ye', ou.
firm. Bankers are selling sterling at 1901 1864, wtic
i, -. Hi ...;s. ,av. No ,ro6t ca inn
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A DVICE GRATIS.

should be the aim Of Newspaper to become acquainted
with the discoveries Of the day aud ea
the attention Of it's readers to al such viii be interesting
use them In all such W coadac.ors should feel
strictly bound In homer to speak candid and truthful
csavsrsns with an intimate friend We have heeetOfe
recommended MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP 70,
children teehng aud take occasion to repca. The. we
believe il Of importance to mothers and their chdTea
dred years very Large percentage Of children annually die
during process Of ,eehns and much larger number
who survive are greatly deS..ea or diseased that they gov
up weak both physically and mentally and incspacaied both
study and labor Now spps With perfect confidence To
thousands Of oshsSs who Will read this article to c0oboruts
our statement when wo say tina. such fl consequences
tho.e we have alluded TO ever occur from thns when MRS
wINsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP ia used In time.
We are psaed to that Thousands Of ladies' have sc,sd
upon our suggestion have thanked for IL Sill there are
many Thousands Of mothers who read paper who, from pse
uee sssnst the Hood Of worthless nosrorls that dsluee No
country OF nom nese nave not aVausd VI tae o
ss Of tAi most invaluable remedy To such Wish 70
this Syrup Tho result Of thirty ysa experience Of one Of Re
best female physicians the world produced and hjus
Rsnxpr NEEDED By every mother child tsethins Il
soens gums reduces inasuusion sys al pain and spas
odio scou corecs sidity Of the stomach and regulates the
boweA Moreover evesy mother IL % PsaPscrLs
syx-no possible harm Of Its USE according to the d.
.lop. which accompany each bottle We speak thus conf
n, nom tho fact that very many Of our most valued friends
have nsads or for years and have witnessed the most
happy results Ia hundreds Of cases II ysu never
before bad faith In female physician word for you VIII
bare, saer using the Soothing Syrup. Try IL Twenty-Five
viii psrebsse bottle II g. therefore within reach OF he
peSr IA vel IS the deh.--IN 4. Ladies' Visitor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

L,OR NEW-HAVEN-Fare 81. Berths FREQ
Il By Steamer from Pectslip, DAILY N Psssensers
tos keIiden Hartford SpnSdsd ko,thsm Pscn ana sos
Neg Hsvs Ssad ;he boat Until ss nsst ms,IR.S
urtop Oedesbrreh Montreal end all intermediate towna
= FRANCIS HYDE, General Freight Agent
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MfoicaI.

SOss THAHs PofLogtsG TEsrtn0sf reS,fdiaf
Crsetrr MedlcD,. received from high literary and
hPious suthoiity:
NJ acquaintance With Of the m-mbrr Of H..
Grasenberg Company fully n'he. In cIPresns the opS
lou thai thet medicines worthy Of confidence
FRANCIS HALL, Editor AMI sropxt-sos
New-York Cena<rr. al ths>rftse.
hercby certify have examined uumber Of esinoui.s
.rbbt.dto BY GrS-feuberg Company relative 70 hs
ofthe sdns and take pleasure In ssyns thu, the,
evidences gcnunencs and thcrcfose estsd
he confidence Of the public n BANGS, d,
: Of the Mdkfod.t Charcb-
since that time Of III Iead,aS Grdgsesry hsS.saH Aaa
bees iis
MARSHAILS UTERINE CAHHOLtCON ..
Which Tor ell female tues aSdes woakuss
tllno uoerson. nfaHmson ~hitcs, falling hAd n,hei lo
derAnee Of tie uterine well the constitutional
trouble. Gibing "a them. =
free = SO nc, Doodle Fon SiG DottARs Ffvn Borrtns
VIII BIZ rENr IA ExPHKss, PHxPAfD TIE
lSp ExYRkss Lian yaon NEw.YoRK-
JOSHUA l.. BRIDGE, MD,
RssldeLt ~ .i-.n, 9rselsnbssa ia',i,o,e
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERsEY.

~ From foo: OF at Hsnptoa Juno
ton with Deswe-e 1cSsxsnns sud Weston Rel oad and
Esor with Lehgh Valley RslfOtd end IL connections forming
dirsr. line 20 Hs-fbHrS without change q cars
WINTER ARkAN0kMEET--Comneno Dscefnbet 10
l9p-Bcavs New York es follows:
B.REisBupg FzPHgss-At for atom, RHAdinx Potts
Wiz q sSsikbaIg. hsueh Chunk Wfitauspor, ke.
NAL TEhs-At0 a foT Es,iOn, Ws,es 0sP, Scranton
Great Bend, Pitts;on WIZ -sbarre sc. .f.
AN ThnoueH Jr,.--Fo- Esstop, Msueh Caunk Wttsnss
pert, aesdins P6ttsy,ls, Harrisburg ko - .
T. p TBRorGz TRAis-Fof Lesion, Belsasn, Ahonto1s,
ard Maath Cha ,
SOP n WAY TAAH-yor Some villa
ExPRKss TRAH FSE .HlzhtsBURC-1he m Erprs0
Tram from New York sTvei Harrisburg at IL 20 noon, h.
time WITH fsS tss ets and vest
Rail- Northern Cenai north and SOUTH sad viii
tho Cumberland Vsiey Rti5osd.
RrnABRTupoLrr ATD EEv.YosK FERRT--Lssys Nsv Yoyt
from Pier Ne o. North River al enc ii $50 and
Lava ELIsAsETA-At 6iS and 8:b q. l:sS snd 40
-
Tts boats stop ct Bsgen Point and Nsrpsrs Hsoor every
tip each way JOHN 0. STERkS 6apernteadegt.
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MOTHERS,

There advertisement in this number o. Paper 70 which
sh call your special attention We do not because
reid doing for tho proprietor has not much
requested do sobn rou the fact that sincerely believe
deeply you aud your children 70 know what Is there
communicated We refer thirty years experience Of female
pby.ician In III. shape Of MRS. wIN5Lows SOOTHING
SYRUP for children tee,hiug. H.. 5000
Ten. Thousands OF children die yearly during the process OF
CUTTING teoh and hundreds Of thousands barely escape deh
to pass LIE suffering diseased in body and enieebled Ia mind
all Of which results d.Organ tion OF the system during
the process teehl Mrs winsow nhcs profession bad
opportunity to witness this suffering ,nd has prepared
edlcus to meet tho ce.ospe yes perfectly effective and
sore. Jusr THs nysEDY
wE act. lie magic, giving almost instant reilss'a sae
lite Misunderstanding the most pleasing results from
tho ue Off In crest number Of No dscove in med
cas for the hrndr,d pare with IN sbcnehs
to The r.cs in our opinion and Of female Phy
clan at lesst III be by this medicine
[Dswias Room Companion
More genuine unless the hc dnle OF CURTIS PERKINS
New Yort, 70 on the outside wrapper
sed BY Drusyists throughout the world
Principal Office, No 10 Cedszs st., New.Yort
Price only Is cents Der bottle
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CAssIrs NJ. CLAY IS SECRETARY OF Waffle
following r, .outions were unanimously adopted at
recent meeting OF the Board Of Control Of the New
York YOUNG Mems Republican Union:
Resoled Ihs. diSa for ourselves aud for the Rspub
cans OF NeYok all thou hs Of compromise in the ace Of
ktn, danger aud angry threats believing That Government
temporarily sustained BY such must ee degraded In the
ii ma. lou % tho word and during it, further uncertain
torin Of continuance and byweFd among
Rs.olrd That indoFse advance action proposed by
the incoming Administration which hal present. 6u unyied
opposition and which shs iGtcatc pol
y devoted solely the enforcement ofthe LAWS the UNFOLDING
ofthe CoSsrtrUIoS and tn, pcrpctrity II the UNION.
Resored Thste OF the uStoS beq he press
with til
vdw tho appointment Secretary VI ar uoer tho President
elt the Hou Csssrs NJ CLAY OF Kentucky whose chste
ter pest vs shdan hsi by his wige coun-
ses and hs veil energy he Ad!nssi'p viii We
siren encd In tho dlschiso dut the ui,n pre-syed
belllon cksd md trAsson pauishtd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22

THE 0RAEyyNBERG VEGETABLE PILLS

THE GRAEYEEBEBG VEGETABLE PILLS
sre ths IN ths world for family aud icr ID.
IrDisRsrios- CossyiPATIox HEADACHE -Nsnvoysssss-
sARyBras-AciprYr -NArsyA FL,rrrkscA
WAR o. APPrTirM-DrsPrrsIA-Lvra CozRLAnr--onir
LEGS -- .r'tt- ''- ....-.
On account Of sr great nada<a and from me fs ot ~,
ssser s,pe ndsed ledee the boes IN coHtpdied eft
he G,aefesbso PSs s b found feasss< nss
others -....
~ 2a per boz On the receipt fons DOLLAR -four
boxes will b. sent By mall free Of postage 70 any part u the
souutry.
Ae6ress obose. $500 ...... - -. $50.
~ All Of the grnefenberr Medicines sold At No bOSD-
81, and BY oil druggis...
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Boar0 ano Boone.

ROOMS and good BOARD
AZ reasonable price, foc fsmies or Single peSson- at No
~ West 32th II. - .lB Z I'd. .i.. u.r
pOARDING.-A Gentleman and Wife, or one or
10 two sir gle Gentlenen desiring pleasant ROOMS IN
Ar house with good BOARD find the desired sooorl
eaedstct by applying OF No. ls4 West ,ithst
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CUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G..
- HOLMES and JOHN O'BRIFS, Plaintiffs. ssainrt JOHN
heoIhlEy, pef,ososi Summons toy su0.sy ssT.na 90
and required to answer the compliant 10 this action OF
which copy herewith eEvsd and 70 'erve copy
II your ariwer the seid complaint tho subsorbcf his
cna Of Ne i Esssau st. IN the City Of New orb, within
days beo exclusive OF day OF such
and fall the complaint within tbs time
Aforesaid plaintiffs In this action viii take Judgment against
70 the of hundred and for ave dollars and my
cnfs With sIth Of January thousand
eight hundred sxy besides the co.ts Of this
October 26 1850 T. A LOCKWOOD, Plaintiff Attorney
-'-.I- No. laJ kasssn-st, Nav Yotk.
The compliant IN this SETON filed IN the ooe Of the Cirrt
Of b. CITY ok the 18th day Of DeOem
Der n 1851 l. 4. LOCKWOOD PiEinsias Attorney
az, law 6w Tus No. 10 Nesssu ct, Now. YORK Cty.
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9tramboats ano RaiLroa6s.

TOR BOSTON ard PROVIDENCE, via. NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIyER-The .plendid enS .upsdot
TUESDAY THURsDAY, and SATURDAY. At DOL ot q. m,
and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsyton, o. MONDAY.
3,N.R. ,,
cant until tho same shall have bcon paid Cor. -- 80
Freight Boston s orw sded through VIII sest dispatch ~
kspTess Freight Trsin
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IGEl THE PENNSYLVANIA 1891
| lOOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOl

lOOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. lCOl
GREA DOUBIR-TRACK ROUTE
TgE SsfAT f sosf LIE rs E z %ssr
s. = q fsssss !; s. nd is On.
oTiesI, and al othcf toss. 10 do sost@s.. sad
@s I T 'I .. p.es ss s ~ csa
hadt E.prs' =, n Kv.nirs Express p m
Pare swsJs - low, and tbs time ~ quick " ~ sng
By til. scu.s Peyh Of ali deypen be Forwarded to
ard rom poi1 e. the Raifesds Of ohf Ksnt1G nSi
RECT say port the navisabls ria Of the ws' BY
, y FrSs e ud from .ny point Of til. we. BY M
Pchnsy asresd 81 Al times favorable = ue charged
b sS: % Yr 20 Ills &c copse cav Iy
With confidence It's speedy trsnsk. -
1 1st esRHI I ss:1s S.%i :rss eS.s
ooOIsabs ess q sSnyey.es az 1ne,D ss' ., s ss
IAsSt aSs s,iSsg u; South wlIa,n't
ESocH LEWIS. osasr.i sap'.. Altoona. r.
EREIGHT for ALBANY, and NEw-YORK
4 CENTRAL RAILROAD WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
hs ccs Navigation s tho Rive. a, their psc
Of buspes Pier No r. H. foot Of Brosd. end WIZ forward
a II s aS
Iosd rhs esysd hem p5eyoDs 70 ? M viii DC S.~a,asS
to i' A. Join si' Isi Co.. Gssas %
NEW- JERSEY RAILROAD.-For PHILA-
~ DEf.PAIA and the SOUTH and WEST, VA JERSEY
CfTY.-Msil ard Expre,s Lines lesye NcwYot at sndn
M snd aod6 p Fare, g. Though okots sold for Gin
r!npst and the West add FOR Washington, New Orleans snd
the south t and bough baggage checked 10 In
T. w. WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent.
baxrszs vii be received for trains unless delivered and
checked ID minutes In advance Of tho tins os leaving
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUEKIRK EXPRESS at q m, for Dunkih BuHdo.
MAIL II siisa m. for Dankk and iatsrmststs 6stons
1h Iysin remains oysr nshs = E,ss n,,.s .,s s,.
mediate Stations ~
NIGHT ExPnEss Sdsv 1t p m, for Dashh. B1dals.
CaaAad4aaa and pyncpa satooG Ths tn Of SATURDAY sss
q y k.E-xssin ysi,si SD tsH ssL e ns'iss
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NOTICE Of SAI.E.--Wheroas default mas o..
nade In conditions OF certain mortrsss bearing ds.s
he nIt dsy OF May A. d. eighteen ded and any
the sbeboyean and h.sspp Rsarosd Company
Assish Fss In the City Of New York Trustee and duf1
recorded in the eoe Of the Secretary Of State Of the sse
Wi.ondn IN Book Railroad Mortgages. page. lss 70 S
and uhoeas the said Flag has resxred the sppotna
mont Trustee under said mortgage and the rnderHsnsi s
Seen Only constituted ard appointed according 70 the roSons
Of ssid rsors.se said flag and Trustee 10 hs
psoe Nor therefore By virtue OF the powvr OF sale ooc
t.n.d sd mosga and In pursuance Of law, the un6-s
hed Trustee under said mortgage VII on the sec ond Day
March A. ID. eighteen hundred And srtyone the stAncc
Heu,e Of t.d Sheboygsn and Mississippi 1rosd Company
City shoboyssn WiNconsn at two o'clock Ia the ser
nooa Of thai day. public auction 70 the highest bidda fi
The ouo hundred and thou.aEd and nne
dosTs and cents St o9S 40 the unours OF
unpaid beut tho o mad 70 be doe Insrcen
ortsaSed premises described In ssd mortgage 20 Wit AL sn<
snfuM the Dyion OF tho Railroad 81 said Comppy hoo
de City Of SheboyEan tho City Of fond dpln In Wiss
n together with al the rights Of wsy depot Gosnds rail ws
BRIGGS piers stations station hocse- and ohs oandngs
and Al the snas and By .ae seoyssn sod Ne
esnnocon With the s.id frs Division Of ,hsiI Railway
istnz Whistler obtained snds ha ghs sad prvs4s
81 s-r eonvey to them By tesa and also AL s
.Os Incomes rent .ae. and snS esP..ls ana she,
aosssotss With The ssd fr Division q ieir Railway % -
isns and sso ell the ooo0o e1dne. ieHdsrs Ger
OF svory description machinery, shops toes and Ia
enent property connected with thu proper eausl
sn, otkn Operating and oondpetins Of The sssd Rsiosa
sn OWNED the<eeoT soqIed By the said shnboygAn o
hxsppi Railroad Company fof sppnuenAni 10 De afoFe
,ia ns Of road IN subz,uion Of ihsn owned o,hs
all q which personal ehStts DECLARED 10 b hrne
sod sppunsno ard 10 be ased and cold bsroEi,h 40
no separated thereon. and 70 be tken part thsfeo
-pscenteg 10 isso. Ah'L 7. bLksoh ITuaea
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CANCERS CURED.--Csncers (f NOT too long
~ stsudins) ssn be cured By Miss Jane Tsalhnss Rsfcs
N III pscess1y Information gives, b. sad.cs1nS
ROBE FAQLxNER We.csss!W Nsw-Yo0.
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Ocean 6teamers.

STEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
~ LIVERPOOL landing and emb kns passengers QuesnS
town QTel,.dl. The Liverpool New and Phlsieiphs
s,esHshp Company insnd d.pstchns their foh powered
Clyde hpnt iTou Steamships ~ foHows
jan 90
Iany tce-
AID syey SATURDAY, ct noon from Pcr "A, North River.
RATES PusAGE;
EIaSr CABiN.........,.s15 SfEERAGB.....-......eT
fh., Cabin to Lolcor.... % Steer Lonjon-... %
stee,sse Re,nrn Thcs good for ak months ........ GO
Psfseng,u forwarded 10 Psri, Havre Hamburg Bremen,
Ro,.srd.r, Antwerp, &c, st reduced throesh fares.
Persona waIns bring their fes ctet hsSe
q the follow ing r.tos New Yok From Liverpool Queens
toxn-Fi. Csbu Els, IS and Sl1 6.eegaso nom Liver
pool go; from CreeuHown, $50
Ihese have superior accommodation for passense
ard calsy expvIsnc.d Surgeons Thoy built IN waertgh
iron tecons and have patent lire Annihaers on boHd
Dor further information, apply 10 Liverpool 20 WM IMAM
Agent No. n Wstcr-st In Glassow to WM IShAy No
". Eroehssuar-I 10 Qgesnsswn g C L w D. sir MoURa
Co In London EWES MACY, No 81 King WuiGnst,
10 Paris to JULES DEcOUE No Place Do Ia Bourse IN Phil
aaflpia JOHN q. DALE No 100 Msinutst or At tbs Com
pshts onioe< JOHN o. DALI Agent
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b b b B

READ TIE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY.
Yot may consider this hcstes Ainosss m 10 Ny vile
has been almost deed with female weeos' irregular mcan
ton innaunaoS. wh falling Of the womb. and her gricrs
syst has been generally pfor-tod. Every doctor In the
try tined 70 l but dill good though eso aid
plsir Ths Grlcberg tAthocon cured her et.rriy
and you this With tie heartfelt thanks Or gatsJ
plan. ~ JOSEPH p HARTMAN, Orwell, Ohio.
LsVaYsrTs. Ky, June a. l8sa
Dr.. BKpaH Dcdy Sill gndlsispf tbs rrglsr medi
ca, colleges Eshtcen moath bed Of
f. disssos phih hId eIra. JaRed 4 e.Te. One lsdy
bed Mysteries. One bad risaried tunes, and
low ooLdlon. Ono bad every VI cpop
tic convuons oopsoqucnt upon dersnsed u.suslTaso oh
had LeuoohO Falling aud ell the symptoms ofcon
uterine dgrnngeu Having by attention called 20 the
(;HAzyksBKIG h.ItsHAfIs CrKRsE CATHotfcoS need H.
sne cuyed erey Th,rs IA. netbeen .t5gte !s n
ds opcyd.bo1! Z, o. hOrHiNGIOS, IL D.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fcr Alba
III NY and TROY. COMMITTING WITH TRAINS hoRTH
and WEST. Trainslesye;
From Cha-nbeust Prom SlG -
zxn-e,, aaa III A &C. 3,T:f5 II % ard 3:ts and
oy A. Albany with l6is p (5andsJs iaeadsdl
earl, e.ss r. m ,...,...
Pouzhkeepsie train 100 N, m sEd E:S ana tss N
psekslilI trsIr go n. m. ISIS m
sDs Sing t,ain, $50 and 80 1'ts and ts' p m ...
A Y. SMITH, Superintendent
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NJ Y. SUPERIOR COUkT.-ALMET REED
I've sgt SPENCER r. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for money
demanded contract To the defendaat: You arc hereby
summoned and requedto answer the complaint to ts. .son
your tho said complaint on tie sub.sheer e hs
Office No. lOi Broadway. IN tbe City Of ksw.fot within
twenty days aer be service hereof exclusive OF the day OF
srsh rs and you fall to answer the 'sid eompn within
the tia soresad the plainG Ia this action VII tks udGnent
Rsa,n thousand nine hdaded sod
eaht dosrs and eight cents With interest from the hrsh day
thousand eight hundred and sixty beside the cost Of
shis sotior-Dstrd aus B. 1870 -.
= JOHN SHERWOOD, Plslhtn's Attorney.
jan laresTu.- No. tot Bro,dwsy Nsw-Gork-
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TOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAYRE-Ou
II SATURDAY, Feb. This United State Mail Steamer
ARAGO Lines Commanded viii call from Pier No d NORTH
River foot of Beech at, ON bATURDAY, Feb T. o.
Th steamer us.psed f9r safety and comfort asa eoaeie
WHICH besde other resph teua IN the event OF ooou
,r,ndng keep hs pups 70 work aud the safety
Of vessels passengers
Price Of passage IN Second Cabin e75 and eco
d Tor Freight or Pssssse apply TO
? s sta Nkt n gSHI Agents, No. sresdw,T
The steamer FULTON will ssll Ms-sh
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TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first.
class stsnmsr Will lraye Now Yok the lot lth and sst
OF eash month slcept whsa hee dss M SUNDAY, whsr
tho day of departure will DO the MONDAY blowing For
bright p,sxagc sppy at tho Gully office No iI West a. cor
per OF " aIIsn-st- Oh. u. ID. ALLEN. Agent
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BECAUSE 3
NJ WILL REsTORE THE WEAK.
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ORIGINAL vIaoR AND PURITY.
PROF. 0. J. WOODS
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BLOOD RENOyATOR.
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CONSUMPTION BRONCHITIS INDIGESTION
DYSPEPSIA. LOSS or APPETITE. FAIsr-
NESS, NERVOUS IRRrrABnrTY. NEu-
RALoIA, PALPfrATIoN OF TsE
HEART, MELANCHOLY. HYPo-
CAOsDRLA. MONT sWEATs,
LAN6U0R, oIDDISEss,
AND ALLrHArCLAss
OF CASES sOFEAR-
FULLY FATAL
CALLED YEMAhE
wEAKHESs,
AND IRREGU-
LARITIES.