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u ha. l,-.n estimated that over Tee HsEd,'d
TA,a,tsd Dslisr' srr p,ia 10 ssindling quatk'
saaaail,, 10 New Englaad alone, without a-y b@--
,l a. those Who pay u. Most oiih's sum comes
Ton cue. of I,rf.os. Who ATE the Ies', able 10
lo.. II, lp, oaoc pad iLy cos -uu gd baot I,
snd they aye compelled 10 'udr' The wrong IN -.
~.cc, noI dir,ng 10 expose the cheat Tor lear Of
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s,iAaai isg1,ry. 10 mcn who are ahk. destitute 81
hoaos, character, aud .kin. and whose ssiy re-
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stamp =. aln,c, ranphleI 90 DISEASES of
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az. az ANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
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The Great Indian Remedy
P0a PBNIAIBS.
DR.. Mattison's Indian Emmsnagogue.

Thi. celebrated Female Medicine
possessing virtues unknown OF any
thing sl.e 81 the Mud. and proving
sfccIua ! alter all others have failed.
!. de.ig.ed Coz both ~a''.'d and
a~sk Isdi... and !. the very bee,
,hirs known Go the purpose. .s u
viii bring on the .e-iAiy uots,.,
in cases of obs,roci'on,. ster all
other rem..lies oi the kiad have
heea tried ~ ,s'u.
|, Over 1000 bottles have nov
.i--a cold ~,,hout .ngr failure
xh., tale, a. directed, AMI With.
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Al 81 which he Offers at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
A, IN, LOWEST CASH PRICE!

COUNTRY DEALERS viii 10 well To call
IN h,., s.d .a,. ihsif i,s,ght from the city.
pEppIEES Gill 6sd 10 hoe their advantage TO
can upsa him aad stock up. Bs'as ~ connection
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The Subscriber hereby give public netiee that
he la. l,ceu duy appointed by the llnn1fable
JuJge Of Probate for the Couniy Of Oxford, aud
assumed the trust Of administrator Of ihe estate
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Yp.ilan,i, Mich. Jan ~, is6i.
p,,,tl, CraaIa,J. Ns,cu. Va.

Cephalc Pill. accomplish The object Go which
they were made, 'ir.' cure Of hesdache N a" '''
bims.
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A hart tim. .inee nv child va. attacked most
severely With croup We ,hought she cnald not
I,,. 6,. m,sute.. 4 .iagk do.- of WEEKS
MAGIC COMPOUND relieved her at onee. and
N. IA. had M attack 81 It siaoe. ! ih'nk no
lmi, .hodh b. silh"ui u.
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Pr,n. Mi..iquo, Valley ACADEMY.
North Troy. Apnl u, i-co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IA. 1861

mental law has been re established there are no extra
ordinary faculties; and II the President consees n
sell IN the exercise OF such faculties Of scon
tent towards the government The Eactad speaking o.
tho reprieve granted to Daz, says tina. favor ooM
hone says the Buyets "hat the government will not
offer the spectacle Of further IMMUNITY since ola not
public repooation with the reprieve stsn'od
According to the same paper Berriozabal was TO be
tried for the affair OF Touca letter from Guadasjara
who vet remained 70 the fallen government. General
Urags remained there stin perfect harmony with Gov
ernor Ogaxon." Aatriste has been made Governor Of
Puebla, where Traconis ccmmands the garrison. Tho
fortress has been surrendered TO Colonel Camacho
Tie English steamer Teviot brings papers, &c,
from the capital 70 January 26 and Vera Cruz TO the LIST
inst The Minister from the United States was to
present bus credentials on the 30th ut.
III, division destined for the South had left Cuerna
vaca and Dobdo was continuing his operations against
Me,ia
letter from the capital says Senior Osegura would re-
main in charge OF the Mexican Legation at Paris until
proper regulations could BIO made 70 have the country
wcrthily represented abroad.
from La Prensa, OF Havana, Feb: ~
Enormous quantities Of silver and valuable ornaments
gold precious stones and sacred vessels nave Dcen taken
alone tho quantity Ia estimated at more than million Of
colaIs TOR from that beautiful temple six enormous
wagon Ss Ioass wonders pcn eSos aag while from
the sanctuary Of Guadalupe they had taken even the
gold frame Of the picture Of the Virgin and the valuable
The intelligence Of the capture Of San Luis Potos BY
Meia has been confirmed and through sCS, msno
anc MontaI o. with about thousand men, had taken pos
session Of Izncar, In Matamoros.
Cooos from Costa Chica, with a thousand men, had
united with the forces Of vcaro and the two leaders had
together taken the town Of Cuernavaca.
great mary families about to leave the country
Great disorder Tegped In the capital Serious charges
have been made against Genei al Santos Dcgoado for
libciatDg DR.. Barajas, Bishop OF Guadalaiara-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL
WEDNESDAY. Feb.

WEDNESDAY, req. lj-O L. NJ.
The foreign exchange market closed with rather
more frmnesa this morning; the low rates at
tracted buyers; every one who could scrape mo-
ney enough together made haste to remit. The
steamer took out 81 ASS in specie
There Is no change TO note in the money market
There is plenty Of money seeking employment on
call at a o per cent, and lively inquiry for ia
yorite names at the discount houses; but second
class paper passes with great difficulty, and al
high rates.
The stock market this morning was irregular at
the opening, but the tendency Of the speculative
stocks was downward, especially after the first
board. New York Central declined per cent;
Toledo, n; Reading, "a; Illinois Central, ~;
Erie. ]; Galcna, /. Hudson River, on the strength
of the freshct fell OF ] q per cent. State stocks,
on the contrary, were generally better at the fire,
board, and steady afterward. The decline to-day
seems to be regarded as a natural reaction after
The advance OF the past two days. If political
difficulties are settled, il is taken for granted
that stocks will rise rapidly, under the COM
bined effects Of case ia money and the general
increase Of railway traffic. At the second board
to.day the market was rather better, and
most descriptions were q fraction higher
than in ihe morning. The market closed quiet
1he blowing were the last authorized quotations,
bit IN he street stocks were q fraction higher
qfte,v ar,.- United Sta,es5's (l37D, sra, Virginia
d. ~ = =. T,rp,S,tcs, s9h . Y; Missouri
on. e. 4JE.r. -. ~ y, trtsttrland Coal
preferred. - r-"i~ ga q N'' York
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the jury and they were bound to respond 10 them
w sa no ro%S stat, to them that ns s
established; it was not clear 70 him - that equity
especially as they had not proved s tina. thess
any fraud or oouceamen the part of the govern
~ 1s d Of the es
ton Mr.. Fowler whether he was a de auer at the
time the jury were bound by law TO assume that they
could not prove it. After some general instructions
from the Judge the issues and the papers the cause
were handed 70 the jury, with instructions bring in
judge Bs Occupied two hours in his charge
to the jury.
Fort KxARsEr Feb. IL, 1851
The following s additional news by the pony EXPRESS
which arrived here at half past six O'Clock this evening
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. %, 1851.
Tho firm OF Messrs Abernethey, Clark Co., extensive
lumber dealers, Of this city, have failed for large
amount They have been engaged for years in the
business and received their supplies principally from
oregon
Some four i've sets ofUnion resolutions have been
introduced into the Legislature and made the special
order In the Senate for Thursday next None Of the reso
lutons offered thus far either EXCUSE express sympa
thy for the secesscnss although they nearly all urge
compromise on the part Of the MOI them states.
Both branches Of the Legislature have passed an act
anserrng $3.50 0O0 from the swamp land fund to the
general fund.- So place the fund condition 70 pay
salaries and other legislative expenses The act provides
for returning the money the I'd OF November next
An exciting oebatc has taken place in the Assembly
over the resolutions TO expunge from the legislative re-
cord the vote against the late Senator Brodefck Tor OPP
posing the mission of Kansas under the Lecompton
constitution The resolutions passed that body BY II TO
80
All the candidates for United States Senator invited
to address meeting or tho Legislature and the public at
Sac, amentc this evening the state Of the Union II is
believed that of Thorn will respond 10 the invita-
tion.
An effort is making among the Douglas members Of the
Legislature to hold Tuesday Thursday Of
next week TO nominate q senatorial candidate
An ncet diary fire occurred at Sacramento the Gath,
destroying 'arae boarding house known as the PALACE
The inmates barely escaped with their lives. Loss about
$3.50 600
Two tons Of average copper from Calaveras county
have been assayed in this city, proving to contain gold
silver ard copper SIP per ton-he proportion OF gold
and silver beng about S14 TO the ton.
The general tone Of trade that OF queness IN regard TO
most exported articles with pretty active export demand
for the leading articles Of domestic produce Sales Of
sDanne candles at Zoe a2lc per 10. SugarSales Of
LOCO lacks China, No. l. in good order at s. 27h a
s. IS Wheat, delivered alongside of ship 81 10 81 70
per leo lbs miIsEs pay slight advance upon these
prices.
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Canadian -four caster and more active at the con-
ccfson the sales embia ccd 500 600 bbs mt S. 12,
81 2the latter 1gurc tor only small lots OF family
ira. souherr -four was without change of moment In
prices the sales embraced sboua 800 bbs., closing
within the range Of the above quotations Rye flour
steady at quotations, with sales OF about 1T5 bbs
Corn meal was quiet at the above figures. Wheat
heavy sni rather lower, while there was better
demand for export The transactions embraced about
10000 bushels selling foows-$l 40 81 10 for Ohio
and Michigan white, 81 81 for red Western the rail
road depot 80 for prime long Island red, 81 20 81 II
Canada club 81 "a for good Milwaukee, club and 81
for goed Chicago spring. Barley firm with
ported OF Is 0o0 bushels fair State at Tic. Barley malt
Arm, with sales OF ,2t0 bushels ut 90j, time
RJe quiet at CSC. Corn more active, with
slight concession in prices tho sales including parcels
for expert embI acod about COO bushels at 0lc n a2c
for Dew yellow Jersey; SIC 63c. for new mixed wes
tern nj the railroad depot 6ac. Csc. for old Western
mixed, In store; &c for do delivered, 73c. Tic. for
good Southerr white and CSC for old Southern yel
low. Oats were firm and in good demand with sales Of
Western and Canadian at 49, 38isc, and Of stateat
a6ke a37h.
Co1roS Tho market continued without animation and
prices wefe unchanged. Tho sales footed about $500
bales closing about IL &C per h. for mddng uplands.
The following statement OF tho movement in cotton
since the IL, september last compared with the pro
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United states Commissioner's Court.
Before (omrpi eaonny Carroll

Fyn. 12-7e Jsted STATES Samuel Btoct-1hc do
fendant in this case. already reported in the Herald
was charged with issuing metal business cards .mita
tien Of the United states cent coin
Tie Commissioner held him for trial.
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tS3G,73S GO.
The Chicago Press Of Monday says:-
TIC news from springfield Is conflicting. Some profess
70 have dispatches saiILg that compromise Will bo
ported ON Monday, and put through under suspension
the rules Others report that senator Mack bill will
tufc VIII nothing We cannot believe that the latter
cpintn Is The members would not dare to
home 20 their constituents without passing law 10
protect them from the indefinite multiplication OF wild
cats. At least let them enact that TO more shall DO
established atd that those operation shall not in
their circulation. And addition TO this let the
senate rnss the Auditors bill, already through the
House. orbiddbg Ijunctiens from commissioners, and
enabling the Auditor H. wind up the banks that do not
respond by tile redemption II their notes These mea
would afford both relief protection. We trust,
however that tho Legislature Will ind time to combine
all that valuable In AL the bills that o before them,
and pass Il into law at once.
Tie Nashville Banner of the Sth inst. says
The amount OF -four and bacon which has passed
and passing through this city route for the republics
Of Georgia, Alabama Mississippi and South Carolina, is
unp secession TO have shap their
oppctt.s amazingly AMI they grasp at the povender OF
tho black Republicans with voracity absolutely alarm
ne. Lven a shipment " bacon 10 hogsheads, from
5pfi gteid, ILL., the home Of the rail- splitter which
up the other day the Hmao, destoed for Georgia,
WIS received with pleasure Unfortunately for the
puncs aor sad the Western and Atlantic road In Geor
gts been for time out OF order and their
pi. not going forward promptly The receipts By
ra ard Steamboat have ated here TO such
extent Already that would teet the full capacity OF tho
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad for thirty days
are told CARR them off without another pound added.
Our filling up, and boats not being willing
10 pa, ago and atctsRu account OF tho inability
the road to from tho wharf have laid to
walt clearing cut, on arc receiving more railroad
,reights.
The receipts Of the Toledo and Wabash Railroad
r. tba 6raf "a eak In February ware.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

T. II.
AsHys--Thc market steady, with sales Of 20 a 30
bills including pots at 16c and pearls at 5kc.
BgEApsTrfFs,-Fiour-thc market for shipping and
superine Western State brands was easier but with
more doing at the concession and chiefly for export The
transsct embraced about 10 900 bbls closing within
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Central. 77ss q; Erie, 80 a; Hudson River. 4s
Il; Harlem, l6 u; do. preferred, 4oH q;
Reading, 42A a 43; Michigan Central, 55T 561s;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, l4H
Isl do. guaranteed, 32H a 80; Panama, ll3H
lis; Illinois Central, Tx *; Galena and Chi
oago, 70 a "a; Cleveland and Toledo, 33ss a;
Chicago and Rock Island, 57N ~ Chicago, Bur-
logton and Quincy, ny n.
The following was the business of the Sub-Trea-
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The decrease In receipts a, the ports compared with
last car 63s coo bales The decrease IN expor,y 10
Great Britain was i3 pco hnlss decrease 10 Frarce
40 Oo decrease TO other foreign poris 10 900 Total de
crease expurts, Isl 600 balos
CotftR the market was wlthou, change Of moment
While tho tales embraced about Gao mats OF Java at
l6c a l6Ic, and 500 bags Rio NJ lie n TIC.
tRfIrHTs.4tsitef fra TO Liverpool shia tog G..
mcrie Ntro light To- gag rctts rnprigsi ts.t
400 ~ 'aIr as r., o., -. 9Ia,, o.. by amer;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

Clear profit. 81, 22y, 500
This is exclusive of the railroad-the longest in
the United States, and which last month earned
,O24 from traffic, and which paid toward the
interest fund last year about 100000. The total
interest on the bonded debt is 81 ,O50, OO0 The
January statement shows $4l 500 of bonds cancel
ed, and s3l 600 collected for the interest fund
Annexed is the January statement of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company
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The exchanges at The Bank Clearing House this
morning were sl7,55l $40 AZ, ard the balances
$3.50 1888 GO.
The Chicago Press of Monday says:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

From the Ifari0 do Ia Marina, Usvaga. Feb 8.
little before sunset yesterday evening her Mvesy 3
etc valasco, from Very Cruz entered harbDr
(Havana) having board his Exceiency Don J. Fran
cisco Pachec0, late Minister to Mexico, wi tue y-yan
OF the legation the Nnnc7 OF his Holiness Mlnsignor
Clement, Archbishop of damascus General Miguel Mira
.lerr nl.l
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04

FIN District composed Of the Ninh and Sixteenth Wards,
snh District composed Of the Eleventh and Seventeenth
Seventh District composed Of the Twentieth and Twenty
Eighth District composed of the Tenth and Fourteenth
Mint Ninth District, District, composed Ofthe Fifteenth wsd
| Ienth District composed Of the Eighteenth Ward
Elev nth District coupossd Of the Twent, ,-frst Ward
Twelfth DstIici composed Of the Twelfth and Nineteenth
And that the Chairman Of each Board Of Canvsrser. shall
the ina statements At the general election De
the Election Districts ia each Return District who 10
herein designated for receiving the sane.
Supervisor Davis he.eby dessneed to receive the original
reufus the Canvssses of the First Return District, al
snnerv;,or Roche hereby degnsed to receive the orig.
hal returns frou the CsDvssen Of the Second Return D'
hict, at No. 5l4 Pesrlst.
ns returns from the Of the Third Return District
at No IS Dusne.st. ard No. lg1 Henry.st
The Caiyssers Of the Fourth Return Dis
superyisor butcher i. hereby designated to receive the
original returns from the Canvas'ers of the Fifth Return Dis
Supervisor Little i. hereby designated receive the original
returns from tie Cenvssses Of the sixth Return District
Supervisor Stewart Il hereby denaed to receive the orig.
nsl returns from the Canvasers Of the Seventh Return Dis
Supervisor Weisnsnn /. hereby designated to receive the
original ets' rom the csnvsssers Of the Eighth Return
Supervisor Blunt l. hereby designated to receive the orig
nsl renrns from the CanvseIs Of the Ninth Return District
sureIyor Ely Is hereby designated 20 receive the original
from the Csnvasse Of the Tenth Return District d
No. 103 Gold-st.
Supervisor Briggs hereby desgpsed receive the orig.
nal from the CenvGsss Of the Eleventh Return Dis
trc', at No. 1913 East l7h-st.
supervisor hereby degnaed 10 receive the orig
na from the Of the Twelfth Return Dis
trict, q; corner OF Reade and CentIests.
IN BOARD OF SUPERVISOR
At meeting of the Board of Supervisors. held November
O. the Cl,rk directed to pubh the following IN
tion with the Inspection and CsnyaseTs Of Lec'ion.
JOSEPH B. YOUNG, Clerk
CHAPTER 9C7
Az Acr Authorizing snd Requiring Inspectors Of Elections
and other Officers, to take cer4in Adayits required By
the Registry Law.
The peoIs Of of Ee York. rpresented In Senate
and 1Uenbly. do enact az J0tioU'; -
sEc At any annual State City election hereafter held
In this State any the Inspectors Of such election may teke
the affidavit requed by law TO be furnished by persons
oeriog 70 vote whose not the register OF elec
ors and such Inspectors Of them shall pom request
take aud certify such affidavit, without fee reward. All
other oce s1thofizrd by lsv to take sdayis shall at all
times, upon request take and certify affidavit required
TO be furnished as aforesaid, without any charge therefor
SEC. 2. THIS act thall take "a, ct immedisely.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04

A VEN hAlJ hAll4lOEtD VI NL w ~
~ From foot Of Courtandtst at Bainpton
Junction with Delaware Leckswanns and Western hsiiosos
and al Essor with Leieh Valley Railroad sno us
tor. forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the west
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Conmene Nov. T. iS'i
Leave NewYofk as follows; ~. p..Ars
HAnRisBuRe ExPREss-At g. N. for Eston hess"s'
Pot,sve Harrisburg. Mauch Chunk Wasp Gan ser.n
MAIL TRAls-At a. IN. for Eadon "s'e' GAP o
ton 0reat Bend Pi,tItop, wiikesb.re Ss c,uu, w,,.
10 NJ TnporoH TRNs-For Edstou, Manch Chuhk VIZ
lianissstl Readiag PottEvie Hanisbais 40
4pN. TuRocGH TRAsFoI Easton' be'hienein Ahen's"s'
'S S.dS - ~ Wsy TxArx-For Someryille.
ap " WESTERN ExPREss-For Esstop Allentown heso'
,ny UaTi,bure Pittbargh and the West Sleeping care Ho
| Jel,,y City through 20 Pittsburgh rx.....
| EyyRKss TRAM FoR HARRrsBuRe-Tbe . m bhpNss
Tai, tam New York arrives at Harrisburg p M onnees
ins and West Pennsyvania Central Rsirosa
Central Railroad, North and South and WIN 'ns
| T.s TaRouGH Express TRAIN yoR TIE WET Iess. ,
Nsw.York q, p. ra daily Sundays ercep,ed, kh -
Connection az Harrisburg with Pennsy vspia RAM nS
Cbesgo hours time 10 saved by taxing TINS Mo-
I EfIIARETHpoRr AND NEw.YoRx FHRKr-Lsessssso s,o
York from Pier No. g. North yer, ct eiiSs nj
The boats stop at Bergen Poin. and M,ne HEoof sas"
trip each way John .. srERNs, superinseroeenn..-
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.--fa'
IN ssurer Trains ftom foot Of Chambersst, ~ 1at
Ia. m, Expresa. for bGnsa
| Sis a. m MIX daily. for Oeisv1ls and - 4
| ltitn. ,.r
5sS q % p. a., WY. for Hadisown S'"s"s' '''
ds % SA. Express daily s prna S.n q SATURDAY iaas
d.isas, ,ad apasslo brs does not mn 70 Dcnkm"
IN. M Acc0"m'd''iceHa ARLBs M1NoT. osssrs sss's
NAsaAxIl NAME, Rsssivss tf6 3llt "
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04
,,ponoeA1s fnr s20n 0O0 Of the CROTON

E1ROPOSALS I0r SoUU,OVU Va .nD ,lro,S tSpv ~
Il WATER STOCK of the CITY Of NEN-AOHh-
,d pToposs VIII be received at TIE contr0sr Qs's ~ ia,
q NiOEdsy, Nov. = l&iias 2oeioes % eHea Nae taee
kHi - Thi- o. ned for the Wno.e any pat Of ,le
1in Of THREE HUNDRED THoUsAND D0LLARs .L,RS
IL 90 0OOl CF TIE CROTON WATER STOCK OF TIE
tITY OF NEW-YOHK suthoTzed by Chapter 81 Of the
Laws OF 1860 tud amended by Chapter u OF the as
0, 0l and By 0r3ioLnce Of tbs ComAsn Iouich io III
,T,s,iDg he Supply OF Croton Ws.eri Sc.
The aid stock viii bear interest tie rate Of SIX per cen;
r sanum psyable quarter ysafy aud tie principal VIII be
frseeulsble o. the f.st day OF November, 1888. 8,
The pToposss VII .te the smount OF sioet desired ehi
be nice tz Ore Huuded Dosrs here2ii nnd me persons
ELos proposals accepted viii be required 70 dePooi " I'm
The Chsrnbra cf the City within hfeen days seI the
oepire Of ls bds the awarded to them respecVey'
On pTeenng the Controller the receipts OF the Chamber.
lain for inch deposits the parties viii be entitled 20 receive
sfdese for equal amounts Of the par value o. the sock
b. a ing Interest from the date " psymeuts IN
eb rono,i,ion should be sealed and indorsed Propo;
,a FOR Cro.o, Wzer stock Of the City OF New-lok ana
The sans ireosed IA secoad envelope, addressed 70 the
Controller. ,,,,,,, ts ~.
he gh Is reserved 10 reject any OF ell OF tte bids " con
ecessagy protect CT promote the nteess 0 te
.ity. hpobhi =: - - NSS.--'".--iia,,,
Ogice, Oct s. 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04
Chances Tor Business Aleu.

GS00 PARTNER WANTED, in the
YoOOs very beat psyils business in tie city, the
ts Esise PoieEt Right ard Gerers BTok erage, Wen es
sbshed aud doing extensive tade PIohs large and no
k At gentleman wishing sse end pleasant cash bas
sss ns bQsiis Of Ne. s3l BIOaawsy General Agency aP
reiIs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04
Gemine-M Matbinfs.

MPIRE SEWN GIN A II L Els
h Family and Msnnauing purposes st reduced prees