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Aleoifai.
THE MOTHERS MISSION.

great Emperor once asked one Of his noble subjects what
would h country tho first place among the nations Of
the earth The nObsmans Cand reply was GOOD mothers"
Now whist constitutes good oher7 The Ia ooncn
ve she Who regarding the future welfare Of her child socks
development to end that her offspring may not be deficient
In any single faculty with which nature has endowed H. In
Infancy there 10 period which likely to affect shs fa
u,s dpo,iOn Of tn. child than Of tee.hins producing
does esfulDess Of mind &c. which, checked
win usniss. itsslf 10 aaer days
MRS wISsLows SOOTHING srRUP
Is unquesonsSiy Of tho greatest remedial asents In exit
enoe both for tho prevention and alarming symptoms
which 20 often manifest themselves daring the sehns period
uob a, gripping In the bOwel wind co'ic convsons ke 4
also the bs. and sures remedy the world in ali of d
EMERY and d.rrhe. in children WHISTLER arises from seehins
Of from any Otber cause.
TIMELY WARNING.
Every mother should be prepared to act Ia capacity Of both
nurse aad physician her children she II she WILL dis
charge these duties much better than any she employ
Oh. does MOI. she ought know .htthsre 4. medicine
pared BY old and female physician which has stood the
To-. Of xASr MANY years and L. the most pect thing earth
for children .eetins aso Wind Collie Dysentery Ds'
rhe. and sure to regulate the bowels We say every moth
or do not let your pudee the preudices Of others
.nd In the way Of the relief tia. will be ureyos absolutely
.,,.--.o follow the use Of MRS wNsLow's SOOTHING
slRuP.
A PERFECT CHARM
MRS wINsLOurs SOOTHING Strip certainly does As
the name implies ,OOhs" the le suseer Into quie nA.a
raj .lesp nom which Il nrsorsed and refreshed And
for the cure Of deaes incident tho period Of eehins such
s Dyssn.ery pia,res Wind Cole. &C. &C., have nssr
seen It, equal
w. hsYo always been and . As opposed to the practice Of
drussins infsr.s TWs DEBrsRogs ssynors
vaArsysn and experience i've speak adisey)
We have svvy confidence H. and heartily recommend to
al mother. r.le our .dyics-u.e Esnd you viii strongly
recommends 10 other, az hare To you.
THE BENEFIT OF GOOD ADVICE
Thanks to MRS wINsLows SOOTHING siRUP. ~o
h.y. 10, year, been relieved from eeps nights Of painful
watching With poor suffering se.hns children Unks all the
preparations Of opium which Usually 50. up to make Children
.,ep and which ,inpy upefy the child tho Soothing Strip
give. not Gully rest but vor and health the little fellow WIN
,k nm b,{.h ceerfnl and Il L. SURE moreover
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nFAITH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

ID GfrAiIrd under specia su.noJi
by n,n q he hEhs. character aud h the rseeneers Med
csi Eabi.hmea guaranteed Responsible and rn.ssoa1
medical OF saniss,on In the country; -.
TxTIsosi,Ls RHsARpise ITS MEDICINES NAVE ShsS Tn'
LIsHED rom such men .
Gov. WHsrcorr, q tIo ,tti ~, c.x
Hon f. Bsss. Sssc,s.e, Cegriv " Nrs Ysrs nd from
leading Divins. Physicians and public men.
Nv ,e,n.l .eau.nt.nce with some Of tAs msmbe Of The
fully rS q:s: s Il ''
10" '''' '''' FRANCIS axEL Ed!:oT saa Fr9sas:sr
,s.,.s, certify tina. have es.lnsd plumber testmOnias
s.: S::. .. ;T g.. & ss g;
present evidence OF grnpenes end are Therefore eHedo
BE confidence of the PabS N BA An Ws,b %
Size, Aot time ons Of Ne leoGiag Gras.ber0 Ncds' ha'
'''" f" UTERINE CArHoLIcoN,
which Il the only reiabe for those dass which render
the lives T0 Rso,p Ths diseases sct
nd and single and social position rsaasgsnt d a.ins o.
local Uterine ypipt9ms they are often attended with
Irresulari.ies-W eAtness -Fsin,ness-
befasa AppssrSSs II il sSs s snd s sse
Bos,ins- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PaPlta,iO1 Of tho Heat
Disturbed Sleep Flu'hes Of Heat
Acid stomach suses, Indiseson-;- Mi.
Dtaieu passing OF Trims with heat -martinS
BSrninS or Iaiis,iou Of the Uterine orsAn,-Anliety
NfSa:
Brrans-Pain in the Uterine orssns
Los OF MemorJ-Pair In the Back.
Dr. Bn,perDar Sir, am Methods. ,iai.ter, and have
totr4sei much among The eoonI, towns where Se many
veil always them The Pills aud Uterine Csthol
icon WORK absolute miracles have suerins and
broksudown woman 10 whom have advised tho Cathoicon
and her again she has told that she has been sa
ly cured and that she would advise who wa. shted
with any weakness or irreuay uterine dcnsy 70
10 hs bread until sir aos were saved to send Tor he
CasholIcon will always cure no matter now PAD or nov
IN the country have bored for In vsn have known the
ethocon oten that everybody
TO mako any sacrifice 20 get will never fail and az suffer
err upon the greatest boestng otrr 70 th.
Rev. W. H. LAWRENCE, Missouri
THE GRAEYENBERG MARsHALEs UTERINE ca
THOCON prepared educated physician and may 30
fully depended upon Al other prePSasna should Dc avoid
Prie. n so pey 1ote Ras SIX DorL,as Erv, Bcrrrss
vi.I ps sRsr nj ExPRkss cHARGks rhsPAfD 10 rsr
xsn OF ExPnxss LJsH FROM NswYonH
Address
JOSHUA +. BRIDGE. MD.
No. 2 BOND ST, NEW-YORk.
THE aRAEFgNBER0 VEGETABLE PILLS
are the best In the world Tor family rs, and for =,
isn,ousTios-C ossrrPArIox -ngApACHu HKnvousSHss-
observation-disclosures tLAfuLsscs
WANT OF ATPEnTE-DTspRrrIA-Livn CoxsLAisr-oA"-
On eecosns Of their great mdae. and froS h fact ass
ssssr gyps lssss ne ocEee ~
tom de rassnbsyG Ps rA b found u'0Ts sdAs"s l'as any
as o.u.s per box the reesp. Of dollar four
boxes win be By mail free Of postage 70 any pa' 'ne
country.
20 All Of tho Grssonbery Medicines arc s0ld No 2soSp-
.1 D., y sRiSGE ri. .t ss. ia o.s part Neg yes
or riirify vsesv them az ~ sd.ne ~ s's Geh
berg Issists BasSssss Nc. BoSD.ST N's- YORK. ana
Hoslos dnsnL.r, " ia nsD, f f. nIsS"s a..
ksv. T. T. CxAFis d. d. Of Mes. ierk.
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EOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAvRE--On
IL SATURDAY, Feb. a-Ths United States Mall stesme,
ARAoO. Lines. oommsnds VII ,s ftSm Psr No. North
Th samss unsurpassed for safety and comfort has double
engines under deck nclossd BY ws.. tight sonp.Itmons
STANDING Lssp the pumps Tree TO work. and secure NE ssJ
Pres Of pssAsss In Second Cabin s7s and saa
Yes Frslsht o. Iassass apdyN
S S4nv Ekc Il sSSai Asan'.' No se'aA~'r,
n, Kssuss FULTQN WiH ell Aas.hS
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ReaI Gstate for Sale.

VNARM and MARBLE QUARRY for SALE or
IL EXCHANGE for CITY PROPEATYIFor sa!o or or 81
change the valuable Marble Quarry at Scssdae en- the hacI
Road 70 from the city about one hour o. scre OF ana
IN n cultivation and partly wood; wits the Quarry in nun
a-foT order mil stouecuters sheds barns, stables
ripes tools machinery, and dwelling houses The
s.v marble FIRST class specimens Of which nsJ De
-. n Purksd Huttous stores Ia Duane-si Morgan
BsbooeEs Brosdwsy snd Wbise and many oasss
m ths civ For further particular inqnre q $3.50, nj
i42ei hOnfrsn mOhOAN' tiN0 y
E,ARM for SALE--0pposite the city OF Hudson,
Il oueba lnile from the village Of Athens ~ acre; o.
isnd The cotsge commands extensive land sad water view
including tenants house; Land highly
euysted well wseied Five or Fix hundred frt e-sS
f bea grape and al its Ia abundance Terms
e haf bond and mortgage Possession iinne.s
Address L. A. BARNARD, Pesiden. Hudson h;yeF BANK had
Sp. N Y.
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C,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via. NEW
II FORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid and superior
.te.mr BAY STATE Capt Jewett leaves rev orb every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, al oc ,ok P m
aud ,h. fMPIRE STATE, Caps. brayton. on MQNoAf'
WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY, att o'clock M, from Pier No
ak.R , -. .,,
Thereafter no rooms viii BE- rcsudd seourtd TO any sPr
.srt pt.l the aam- shall have been paid fOr
ri,h; 20 Bo,op is forS through with great dsp~h BY
Nm BORDEN. Agent. Nos. 20 and Il wesi't
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Ocean Cleaners.

c,TFAN WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
- LIVERPOOL AndinS Arsns passenSer Qisnae
Ior. Urslsndl The Lvsrpool EeHfork ard PhIadespds
s,eanshp Company inoad dspstchns thek fan powered
Clyde baiii iron Ses.n,hps - follows; a., r., "A
KAHOAuOO ~. 40
- ~
Ana ever SATURDAY. u noon NON Per n, Nsrsh Rave
kAyaa OF PAsskGKi -
YIRsT CApJN..,....,....s-5
ei,,, C.hn a. Loodou 80 Steefssv 10 London. -
s,er.as Rs.aru TAe, Eood for .x month"; ~
Pa,sengs.s forwarded to Paris iIavrs Hanbay Brensa
tstdnfu Antw erp ke-, 1T reduced through fsfes
Prtc i,n7 bng their sn 4, bay tiessts h.Te
Il the follow to New Yok From Lt,erpoo CT 0aeoos
o~D-Eirt Csbin 90, Ge5 and pl03 ssexaSs nom LVs'
cool go; from QGeeaAtogn, 81
These Steamer, haze superior ocomEoda9as i9r psext
TOE secen ssd ps,snt Fire Anrihils,ors on board
For fIher information apply Ia Liverpool % VIM iNmAh
.rent No "a Na,ertti 10 0lvsov 10 NM lNN,AiN NO.
81 .1uorei a. Qusenso~u ts G. w ID. SEnMOUhS
Co IN Louaou % EIVES MACY No. 81 King "intam-t
ia r.,s 70 JULES DEC0Ja No sPsos do bouIse In rbi
aolfis ma. JOHN q DALE, Agout
Fe@' No. IS Broadway, n. Y.
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TUE oRAEFgNBERG VEGETABLE PILLS

HANGERS CURED -Cancers (n not too long
t,naInsI asr DO cxrsd By Miss Jane Fsaner Rsrsocss
and 4, necsssssy inforpailou given, b. addressing
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In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surroxase
OF the County Of NswYo, Notice u hereby vea 70 q
persoos having claims against WASHINGTON CO0Pe is.
II the City of FewYo deceased to present the ssns Win
wILkS, No. &c Walstrset IN the CITY Of New-York q
before the fifteenth day Of june t-Dasd NevYo ths
18th day Of December, 1850 a-.s "a. ,gyssy f ..a-l
SETH WrLES Admisiaxstor.
ala 1aw6mF 'EMELINE COOPER AdnhnserssiEl
CUPREME COURT.-Cattaraugus County
~ AUGUSTUS fSHAM PisinsM sssinss JOHN D. PARKA
Befendant -Summcns-Money Demsnd-To the Defendsnts
You hereby summoned md required 70 the eompt
b this action, which 6ed In the Clerks occ sf said
sraty on he 3th day Of Novsmbsg 1860 sad copy
RON answer Office Ia the Village or 0n whis
twenty days aer the service hereof ezcuvs q the aay Il
inch service and You fall to tho complains aoc
"A the plaintiff win take judgment against for the Il
- Issdss the oosss this scton.Dsied 1ah Nov soo
CARY WHITE Pisinti6 o Attorney
D7 lav6wFd - 80 OiAan. r. r.
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Nrr1cr Of the MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL

III 1EFICE OF IHt mICTII'f YIN tthf. III
~ ROsD COMPANY. Bosvos, Jan. S. lsiL DiViO IND
three per upon the stock Of this Company w DC pa
on the yH IN 81 10 holders of stock at the close Of business
ON the 10th inst On stock registered In Nswfotx paJmen
vii ts made the Office Of the fsrmer LON and Trust Com
rsry On stock ;wned IN Michigan. aud regeret boston
the Oce OF the General Receiver Of this Company at Detroit
regeIed In London ct the Union INK 10 oadoe
OF the treasurer In Boston The books In WI %
oio.ed on the 10th, aud opened on the 18th inst
~ WV ISAAC LIyERMORH, Treasurer.
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fnrniture.
9tramboats ano Railroa6s.

NETWORK, HARLEM aud ALBANY RAIL-
IN ROAD for Albany and Troy, connecting with the New
York Central Railroad for ell points West North Wos and
south with the Northern Railroad for Saratoga hut
Montreal. - .,u
d lst1 trains will leave New FORK, fellows:
FOR Albany M and 420 ?. Express trun from Tryon-
row near CITY Hall For Albany, 7;20 and 4,5 p,
FYpress train kon a6a-st Depot FOR Albany 10 N, EI.
press mail train from Tryou'row For Albany, 1925
Express mail train from 26ths, Depot Fer Croton fsh
Depot Fof White Plaiu, sis 40 aads M stopping
AZ an stations from 2ethst. Depot. For White Phins Is
D. p nom White ct Depot stopping q. all stations For VII
sm.brdse Ii and 30 nom 2s'h't Dspot stopping
and Saturdays only from Depot s,oppns a. al stations
RxTpaFss viii leave Albany, = m AID $3.50 pm, Lss e
q m Fest Albany, II = m-Express Mall Train Crsten
Yah m. stopping ct al station. north Of fremont White
ona Wiismserdre, $50 m snd p: M, stopping all
: ss, ospiss :: 4 sss JOIN BrRcaiii At saR
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6ouses aua farms manteo.

harm WANTED in ORANGE or DUTCHESS
T COUNTY FARM OF about 80 sces, 10 e',ne5
not BE- ever two miles FROM the depot Address FARM
Box No. i02 Tribune Ofhce.
TIARM WANTED--In the vicinity of CORN
Il WALL EEwBURGH; Orspse CO. \, n Aaaress
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CREIGHT for ALBANY, and NETWORK

H. CENTRAL RAfLROAD-WlNTEHA hhANoEMhssL
Tl will continue TO reesive Freight on and ssr
h o,. Of ns,rsion on the Hudson River at their u,u Pcs
Of business. Pier No s. T. r. foo. Of Broad IT. and VIII 9rws
IN. eue daily by propeller to Port Morris. thence oy Harlem
there connecting with New Central Rsi
rosd Frelsh here previou. to viii be fowaided
nom Albany early ue1t morning For further srsicnaT. apply
90 IOHN M REDPIYLD Co, Agents. No 10 South. IT
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY ii, 1861.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For Alba
Ii NY and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS MUTE
and WEST. Trains leave: -
From Chanbers.st From ,ih w.
Express and II m, and 3l7:S, HID M ana s:@ III
Troy end Albany Mail at p m. a:2s p m .
Troy and Albany with sleeping lois m tSanssy hcfaaeoI
carl, 9:4s p. m
Poughkeep.ie train T:3o and $50 and AID p M
I'm, and m.
Peeisiill rain, $50 p. m. 5:8 p m.
Sing Sing train, $50 and &:Olo:4s and Az p n.
TSrytown trsip, $40 IN. 7;io M .-,,..,a.,.
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Cuiigrs, 9aroware, sc.

<tRATES. Tie largest and best assortment o.
~ ss.os 0eotetus,s and Chdrons SKATES, In the city
To- than Broadway price, Depot Of The Phtsdephis CAB
ks'r. hATHusiys RUoLEA MoAhiSoS' We ~
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1891 THE PENNsYLvASIA 1861
lCOI CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOO1
GREA DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
Ts espsrity of the Rood equal TO In the country
TIN GREAT SHORT LINE TO TIE WEST.

Tho capacity the Road Il now equal to Any N VIZ S1uny
Once No. Astor House, corner Of e,sy e.
P.ss for the transportation OF Paseugers 90 and nom yin
ri,.n, and AL other towns ths West Northwest and
UNSURPASSED Tor speed and coio " any ous
Through train, for The we.. leave newY osl q Ooen
andt ct informing Express la m Evening Express M
Ss~rfns ard snohins cars al tho trains
Par alwn. ., low, and the time quick, 90 sJ any
b, is rou. Freight, Of all descriptions be FORWARDED 10
and op point the Railroads OF Ohio
Illinois. Wisconsin. Iowa or hi...l,i ey LIZ ~, ~
sEGr q s 10 fqS sn on the ''' ~
The s,ss OF Freight and from any point Of Tho West ey ne
by other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers niru
s the .n1poatOu q their Freight hs Company can rely
TIN. Coupaay also laitaias Rmiuant Accommodation
Line By which parties smsrsiins westward enjoy cheap and
~ az. l. FLLiOTT Passenger Agent No Aston Houss
LEEcH Co, Freight Ascs.s, 4, ,,,,u,..
| No. Aaor House. and No South "unsm ~
MCDONALD BIsCHoTS, E%r.ns As.o.'
EsocH LEWIS, osu.r,l sup,, Al.oos. ri.
CALENA AND CHICAGO UNION X. X. Co.
" gROM CHICAGO 10 puNLEfTH sEd ST. PAUL.
PROM CHICAGO 20 ELTON and cEonK FAFtp e. :.
Trscpo through wthou. charge Of car, 70 paah and
Ass'' d.a' I rs {, hi Sl o. ' einss
Mc0REGOR,
la CROSSE,
al Il. o,A., cop.. on The Mi.sppi River connscts ss
DUNLEIfH hrovsh the Illinois CssIL r. u ~ WIN ID ".
BuoUE and PACIFIC X r Co, 10 !spkRkNDEsCE lows
to CEDAR RAPIDS ReraAr daily rsin. run mornlns sad
evening named poin. and sseptns Can y: =,
sehsd al nh, trains Tse .u9s 81 ~, s. :, ; Ss mo
S "a "a AND ehcXoo
,ad BIo.ay,y end ,o e. h; d'l'' '''a''' The
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Rouse furnishing S0oos.

MAGIC TEA AND COFFEE POTS
M EXCEL ALL OTHERS
correct principle ever discovered for making tes
eoss< ssps wleu. boiinsi saving time and oaee dis
Isoss sh victor pSae' Der bspoe Eo IS Sesssn ~
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NHw-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ DuEKIRK EXPRESS at q IN, for Dunts, baha''
Csnssd.lrus snd principal stations ~, o.,,.-
MAIL ii ais fos Dunkk and inlstn'sdiste osti0os
hi, Train remains nj shs At EiniTA .
WAY 70 p IN, for Addet0~n Ne~eufsh' ana in'e''
mediate sts ions - -,
MONT EXPRESS deay q p N fot DgSlih sa t,s
and principal Stations The tram OF Saturday stops
a, Al Mail Train Stations AID runs only 70 KlInir.
CHAS. MfNOT G~nefsl 5apt
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Bniloina Alaieria!s.

COLORED WINDOW GLASS, of all sizes and
~ ooloi suitable churches and dwellings always hand
and for sale at lowest pTicss, BY -
FREDK HOO5E'& Co. No. 1876 Fatonst., n. Y.
MILLER's PATENT CHIMNEY CAP ana
Iv1 vENTILATOR snoky neys yenlates rooms
thoroughly. Mandatory No. rs Broadway.
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Sing Sing Train, So aud s:D ,:4s snd4s
T'''''"n "'''' o." :" AZ SMITH supesinsendAns
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.--
~ From foot of at Hampton .1 1Sn q
ZION w Ss s Valley RS
ns sRiSsssS sssass 10
W. H'F,I. Mipsh 9 SAs 9sl k..ss op
Great M Bend Pi.t.ssn WIN s:S.s &c w,u.n.
pot Reading. Po.tgiDs, Harrisburg, 10.
TssorsH TRiIs-FOr Es.On, Bethlehem, Allentown,
~ ssop'S WAY THAIs-Por SomerviIe.
Exrpu,s TRAIN PoR HARRisBuRG-The a. m Express
Train nom Yort arrives Harrisburg a. 5.o nooa "
lime 10 connect With trains and west
Central Railroad Northern Central north and south, and Wisn
We 1assTsporr AND NsxYeHK PsaRr-Lesye New Yod
norn Pier No North River at ard II m ~ and 10
stop B,;9 rSn ss I'd ST; a.sSs
EOR NEW-HAVEN-Fare 81, Berths free
~ n sy s,s. T.i 15S% snsssd
he ss:, the Il train Sor ss
Merhsnd.o forwarded BY Express an through 70 Bar
nstou Osdsusbsb Montreal and all TS avs q
NEw-JERsEY RAILROADS. PHILAr
IN DELPAIA and the SOUTH aud WEsT, VI, 'sS sSs Il
NJ and and p M Fare 80 Through ticket. so.d Tor GIN,
sIr n.i snd is Wet and for ws.hinon Me- ohesn. and
The South le and through baggage checked TO "shns"a
!" IND " wooDRuTF A...,.n, sope,i1.sndssr t.,
No bsz1ure will received for trains ss Delivered ana
checked rs minutes in advance ofths time Of lesyins
J1REIGHT for ALBANY, and NETWORK
l. CENTRAL RAfLRoAD-WISrERA RhANOEMEsnE
TIE will continue TO reesive Freight on ana after
s " s SS,s Pier no H. foot Of Bosd and WIN rwsd
The same daily by propeller to Pon Morris. thence oy hsem
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Claiming Academies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
IA. No. eos Brosdwsy. New.York
No i57 Monteg ue-place, Brooklyn
WEDNESDAYS snd SATURDAYS a. Rew.Yoik -
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, TUESDAYS aud FRIDAYS
ip Brooklyn.
Circaiaxs nay be hsd al either Academy.
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Sales bp Antticn.

4 TTRACTIvE SALE, THIS DAY, at G. G.
n LEIGH's Chin. Hail. No $50 Broadway inert door to
Rail Bl.rk Co The of stock consiins CrockefJ
lss. China Plated Cutlery Brouse- &c WIN be sold
tucton 1IiS DAY Friday. 1t 10Y o'clock The sale being
prrpnptory affords housekscpers hrstrsts opportunity 70
get goods At their own prices "h hfhhS, AuouoneT'.
A. NJ MKKwis, Aue,ioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN s. Co., Irving Buildings,
Picture. Works Of Ant Fancy Goods. Furniture, Nc.
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SAYINGS BANK,

THIRD-AvENUE SAVINGS BANK, corner
Il A-sv. and 2sthst -.
Chartered 1885,
SIX PER CENT INTEREST SLOWED ON s!l deposits nom
One Dollar 10 One thousand Dollars - H.
Al depo.its made before jas 20 pa sron '"i@e" J''
Jon. !. -. ,y,I..
Bank open daily from 10 10 o. also on Monday. wednesday
and Saturday EVENING" from 10 ocloch - -n,,,, n
s. S. CBiLps seoy sfENCEt n ohnrN, TIVE
Ara MEETING Of the DIRECTORS OF the
n KINGS COUNTY INSURANCE COMPANY, bold SUE
accueut 10 their election Directors, on the wh Inst r.
BACKHOUSE esq unaninousy elected Prsdeot or ne
sia",oSS w. HENRY POPE, Secretary.
nIME SAVINGS-UNION DIME SAYINGS
~ BANK No 42s CarAlst Of vuck g., open dan,
from 10 10 and to D. Sx per ceot Interest
cent. pos4d day. for 0 smeun,st %ss 10 10"
BonK hs. received IN ls5 mouths from s7lo Deposition,
100 81 IysrApcA S,ysss "A young man hrst dep':sd
rs cent. and In months hi, deposits amounted TO $780, de
pos "a a. v.s made grocer July 23 1879 and oy ire
ouep deposits Il this Bank SlSl Numerous oher
cases Ike the above . - III, -. T..
teres from January 4. " HAUth"oOi' I'esiso"''
q. g. CHAPis Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

G1eA FOR $500 PIANO--Large round
W OUoornerirou frame nearly news $3.50 n hnld-one
carved Piano very little used worth 300 and sllD fora II
Grand Piano which be equad for no warranted By
No $50 Broadway. near lith ct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20
SecessIon Mcctingin BotetOurt.

The Fincaste Democrat, abiding TO the Secession
meeting in Bo,eourt Oh the last day of that county,
shows in the following article how great noise may be
made by few determined and reckless Disunion SPIRITS
It SAYS.
sAu the elements through whose agency or by whose
erplovment the work Of secession can be pushed for
ward continue to be invoked for the purpose of dragging
Virginia into new and untred associations with old e1-
ploded SCHEMES Of government Numerous resolutions,
are offered TO the Convention with view of committing
Virginia uto the hands of seccessioniss Our Senators
and part Of our representatives in Congress lent or
rather volunteered the influence of their names to So
pSis,cstsd address in which they eensure Republicans
for doing what some of them did themselves, voting
a-airs, the Ceuden resolutions This address was ap-
pended to from our delegates addressed to the people
Of Boetourt and Craig just before the election OF dele
gates 10 the Convention, with view OF Influencing the
election in favor of secession and against reference to
the people for ratification rejection Of any and all
acts changing the organic laws of the State All these
efforts failed before the sOvereigus the people who, by
an immense msoriy, declared their purpose to decide
o- themselves whether they should be blessed with
psace and prosperity or curaed with war and oppressive
taxes.
AFTER their signal defeat before the people it was
hardly within the range Of probability, that the Seces-
oni,ts would Try to rally last court day, without the
usual public notice, and instruct by formal resolutions
our delegates III the State Convention to vote for imme
date secession.
81, would be difficult to ascertain how many of these
instructors voted Tor Aessrs Boyd and Miller, and per
hans as difficult for them to show their right to instruct
men they did not vote for.
Bat another thing in the proceedings on court day,
show tina, Sccssoas,s die hard 4 gery small minor
. periqps ojaut one fh Of The soters Of Bo'sto'',
ass,aa.a .i7a tts usual public notice Of public
,..,.,y l.i asss 90 g.9, for tie county Well, Aessl'
Mile and Bovd will know ue Importance to attach 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-20
Outside Pressure on ths tEcrca'c.

The las, Abingdon Vrgaa" well takes oil tae esorts
Of the immediate Scesousts to operate upon the Con
yeu;oa by concerted oua1e pressure. It says; Large
nd lively Secession meetings have within the last few
sy=pt been held in Lyuchturg, Fredericksburg, Ports
mouth Petersburg, A. This has all been done to in
,,s the outside pressure in Richmond, aud to deceive
e,,ple OF the State a. to the true public sentiment
Notice ,ta these meetings held in Che larger towns
,r ,iyent,rers and hot-boods most 60 oOlgeegate.
The peope OF the country are Overwhelmingly opposed
~ them and if the election we're TO 90 over agaiu to-
,,,rrov there would be larger Union majority than
,br was on the h Of February. Secessionists in des-
- increase their noise as their numbers decrease
T5e.~ o,e.ins are al for eject, and succeed to some
s,,.t in ,reaeuz men from their prOpriety, but the
masses understand and sppssISte them.