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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03
GperlG Noiitrs.

AtP Nseetipe of the EChirteenth Ward Repuhii-
Association, held pt T. bol OIL mo'ioui the i
hsS seso'utioas passed p onlulousS:
Hhoccs 10 has pleased n fotbeT. the d7Pnet o,
20 rvrve nom earth In me of Tpe8ed manhood IN the
honr III sefne aud oar associate friend aud brother
JAMES HINCHMAN ek fore, , ,,,,,., W,
AS an iTrsuarsble oss the gand army Of freedom.
vaTt er and ,r hear sdaened ah in the love nd
goO6pess OF tho SDl Al iec ii fengeutu o ou
ssehss us that oar o.s I'D gain. Man proposes, God dis
poses.
ResoEeS That sympahies arc ezercei 20 thos
Who bound otDsT by toe ties OF hharea u
blood IN this hon Of aick the sustaining arm OF e
0mupo uphold them, iGg them sustaining iS'h loi
he who sopoTatcs, uIitss. ,,,,r.,
hesol.ed That the keput can Assoeation CT the AIth
WArd steDd the remains Of se brother 70 q en hnaI re,
fngpace and that Of sooye reto uii0s De sent 20 e
Sv al cpr late bfoe tl the mioutes aud pub
Ishrd T. 1To Rew ok IN r. ELLIOTT, President.
gAsBs N, aCCAi.LiS' 6 ietaIies.
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Mem l)hbIirailons.
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M es1Sp fEnE; SleTenh and wholly revised edition, Just
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g. Ths sense Of the text is essy made out ~. the pupil
can e,,og ig attention 70 the isns o. @ zoe
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Lost an6 Torn0.

7 OST-An eight months NOTE for s2l6 IS.
IL dated May a, 1861 drswn aud iudorssd by GEORGE
OSUOOD of Boson and pay able bsnk order of An.
dawer The ubls are csuontd against buyirg said foe
TWEIDY, BROTHERS X Co. Danbury, Conn.
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Chances for Business Hlen.

WUUHtf5 lor UH4INRBb IltEN.
A MAN of education and good character IL
IA wanted ss PARTNER 10 long sssbli.hed BOYS
ACADEMY. Apply TO G. c. SNOW, Principal Faonsv. cor
fnknsv tn.xcepopAble references viii bs required
Fall term oomm noes MONDAY, Sept9
nRUG STORE for SALE-One of the best
stands in the City Of Brookyni has been yesrs s.sb'
lshtd Is spddy fitted well stocked and doing trst
ers and pTo6tsbe busnoss will be sold at sacrifice
eIsngd fer Real Estate Treasury Notes. other good
ity. Apply at No. 3i+ Fulton.sy.
o. Sn PER MONTH made by enterprising
w wv AGENTS selling D0WNER'S HrhMER and
ShIELD for Hand Sowing Indispensable every lady Pro-
tecs tno hngeT and skes beautiful hom Sent By mall
ceipt OF rs ceuts- Address
All. DOwNER, No. 4i2 Broadway, NY
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Boots, Shoes, &f.

AT S3-DOUBLE-SOLE SHOES. Also, at
N 80 50, Quilted CONGRESS CATERS, rev Hyls, o.
J0NES'S. No. 10 and u Aul5L
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Go iobom II man Contfrn.

I AND WARRANTS.
~ The highest msis. p,ice paid for LAND WARRANTS
by r. NJ MYERS 4 Co.. No. BrosiG.
DASSp0RTS.-U. S. PASSPORTS promptly
procured from Washngon at reduced rates by GUIDO
sCHMlDT, Notary Pebble No. ChAubeDsi.-Gernsn eustcm
respectfully ssicited.
)ASSPORTS.-United States PASSPORTS pre-
pared, aHd Issued. .. the Government Agency, No 3s
fine-tt.
1O ALL SOLDlERS-Wou in the present
WI orWiDoN5 or MINOR CHILDREN OF tho killed.
oeu me IN Tor 90 account of the sevice VIII acdross T. H.
LLoip, msnlnston Dc, stating servcss incosinx sanp
Also, late THREE MONTHS N0LUNTEERS.
VOUNG MEN suffering from that disease which
induces ell others ard al strength ard yigor Of
Inshsood lsun Of SURGICAL INsTRfjMENT which
WI ..t e 1t onee % ,i. the eny thing IN ho word that win
dress By nen THE PARIS SURGICAL AG2N2Y No. as
Nassau-st, New.Yofk. - -
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Gouse furuisjirs Goods.

A NOTORIOUS FACT. - -REFRIGERATORS
n less than wholesale prices; Sill WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY COOhINO tENSILS, ac &c, si less
prices than sny other hsnse IL n trade. ~.
Z. D. BASS ORD Cooper lDstituse.
EvOR REFRIGERATORS, " ater-COolers Cut
Wooden Ware, &c. 90 20 DELAARS. No 700 Broadway.
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Ofedn Gtcan,ers.

~ ~~.a~.~
FoK SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE.
Steamer Ar ATRA.TnynSoAY sGPT N-rbe United staeo Mai
No foot ta s. ~. 90 y IA S% sso Pr
This steamship tup.a,pa...s f.,
eGgiEe' under esc, cSsd ey s st ,1 eGao nSs sooso
strsndDg to keep he OSmo. Iss es n s Of coos
For Freight OF Passage, ssplyto
eAEhush cE5. MaskEsSSzx,r Il EsSx,
The steamer FULTON wTi..a oo o. Z NO. Broadway,
FOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. frat.
class "ean nsr will e.ve EsvYork the s Ilih and ala
The DAY Of departure viii be II. MoNDai SS1xi1c "ssa
iieishsOr 'aso apply At the only 'ae No. sowhnsssa
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
- LIVERPOOL andins aud ubsks ger. =, onesns
town (reandl- be Liverpool, Nv Yat Ph.ladslnbi.
Steamship Compsny intend patching their CJso.
buili Iron Steamships as f9lOws:,
UiIf o. ), ,AonlNOrON.... '.aatOrday. Aag 81.
I'm ShAsoPT on s s t.
And every SATURDAY. At noon hon FER No. a. Nerh
River
FIRST CABIN ..;.:'''''o5S Es..;.'''"s3
ttst sgn . fais...,'' % eee.l .le 20 Pai,.,'' *
Passengers also Forwarded 70 Hsvrs, Bremen Rotterdam
An'~eD Sc. At equal. " ratfF . ..,-,,..
The blowing rates 70 Nsg.YOrE: Fem Liverpool ogesns.
townFa CABIN, SO ss5 and Sl5 soeerass isom LIVER
these s.ssmsr sv super Coz passeassts
oI sections sld have pssat sire lOiastOn On board
iuniS i5ns e. bsp sp2S ~ IT, No. IS sIsssvsy
CTEAM FROM NEW-YuRK TO LIVER
- PooL-The stean.hp GREAT EASTERN hsyi.g fGi.
filed her c,n'rc, With the lrsh y viii sa from
New York for Liverpool 0n SArUaDAY OF S.
RATES PAssAGE ss B35 ia First Cabin. scsordng 70
accommodation, all other pSeg being equal; Third
CABIN. from $3.50 ! 20.
suies Of first class apartments fer nies may be engaged ~
special arrangement
THE GREAT EASTERN VIII leave Liverpool on her return
tiiD TUESDAY, Oct. %.
OF the ship be seen and engsgem ns made freight
"a lfpassase on app cation - ...,x.
Nos a and s. Dgth st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03
so,S,l Cst dies, starch,
STAN r, IND FANCY.
ix fIig "A aul SoG),
. Etf PGTk-row,
oIpeA PAfk y nntsiD New.YoIk
AN UNS ErSsSSD HssoRTMENr

and win rito Iheir y ~ ID Lambs Boob Of Life.
MoFtOn's CelSDsHfUV Gold Pens.-lmpTovemenis
4sce In the nseh o. "a iuiScturins Gold Pens. and
cured to the tubchls Lei 70 Patent have enabled bin 20
the many ttI hitherto unavoidable in their
production, and also LIs H cost within the reach Of all
Ehe wnz public sA knob the following facts: COnstsAt
writing for az with Gold Pens than with
uee therefore IL 10 4 ,1otIy Gold Pens The Gold Pen
remains unchanged IA n continued while tie Steel
zen Is cbspgptS eoGon and therefore perfect
znifoTIniiy Of uT ubtalaI only By the Gold
Pm The Gold Pe7 X. ready and reliable, while the
Steel Pen rust be oSI ed and new eae selected,
fheref IN the N Pen there 10 great saving Of
ene Gold t cspab ~ aR any degree Of elasticity so
ths the God Pen Il S.ety sd aeo the hand Of the writer;
therefore he nerves be hld and not injured 10
known 20 be the ~ The Of Steel Pens He i sell
ing Gold Pens At yTekS rs according
70 tize the eyS Of which win far ousst
sross OF the best S,e Pens old BY all dealers in the line
throughout the county, WIKI sale and .a the No
Is BaiJnane whes oil odtt iDcosiny ct,h ssmps
ssi receive attention Per
pare, and selected according ie,cTption w
sent by mall or otheTp ise a. 81 sc,oa. Address
A. MORTON, 10 Is Msidenlans. New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03
FIRST Ward Iiepl

,y,,re ~ disnrba g. AT NJ election which 20 ave
Rid NJ 40 81 Nor 5sy nisnt, no election
lad in acOo dance Nh TIE Of The CenlTs OonIDltee
~abers M ,be F,rgt Mad epub lean Association are q
T,,e i,yisd 10 meet AZ No tlreenwich.st. TUES
EVENIN(5 Sspt beta eel khe hours Of "A and VI ocloC
lec i've De.estes N he ID ic. Convepi H. 20 meet a.
Rsinbos Hotel Nedne* y evening sept ~ 70 20 >
Drleeaies % SyTacu1, EOV u. FlILOLhALD, '4VoAA
JOsEPH c. SCUu. 5ecieif Z. r..
James Lee, Chairsm Wa COMMITTEE JoeePh =. uui' %
Miebs Quigry, 4, lss fG ~ JVhu MeI any Oe9 60
Mm Rodon Dane 9louoyaik Francis JOIoGn John elHs'
p.,,i,k Seaman Da s. Done Ia members OF Ward Comm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03

.Houdqnarterf Four{ enth Werd Kepablcon
Association, SoX hy04oest-The following Ticket, re-
For delegates 10 y lttlKlssembly Dsrict-ADOLPHUS
BOksT PATRICI. COSk, n THOMAS MULLlGAN.
For delegates b. q VIZ assembly DtHc.-gOHN 3.
SHARP, JAMES EJ5kELk b 2. SIDNEY sMlrH, PATRICK
MOORE JOHN .tOhNAa, CORNELIUS SANFORD,
ISAAC COEELY. - =
IBspectoTs-DUDXN n. ~ WILCOX, RICHARD CLAW.
'O"' ''A1'' IUeH BENNETT, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03

First ward sN the A,lrst WsId Republican fihsa,y
Election. bod at p Oft wic last evening te Wh0
the ut uc ing Henry Snih ffSsaen Hno
d. Barber moved T. g. into balot IoI Deeeest 70
-soesent re As.olk M IN Assembly Convention nj
naso De,ogaes and tensko the hepu0ncan convention ~
Syracuse After w. sboE forty minutes som; ol Aoens
R1sn;s f,5s crsr A az lrbebee trSins break up the
sis ba ,Vs .d 20 ,A q the ticket which the regular
ORGANIZATION made ) Ia 10 WGfd Commuee Ia'' SSuioy
r~rg re f Il l. tbs4 ket cleo ed almost unanmously:
Dsi., SEE dea =, ilgfK Lawrence Cssnan, 1hom Nc
ETNARO& iIILGERALD, Vice President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03

The Central xtp1bIk an Club Room No - Cooper
Buildng) will bs ID r ~ 5 (rue>dAsl EVENING, on the
topics II the day bsaDtOl8DN J.. BULL The follow
tne resolu lcont naB weekl will be considered viz
hsoived That the e. sp8 quickest way to end ibe rebellion
and establish perm pe IL 10 declare immediate and
conditional eulsnel,jss A
Club meets st7i Srk. Z SIMEON DRAPER, Pres.
b, Dfr. MARSHALL, Vce-Pies.
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JOsEPH scrLLT 'cIslaT{

WaFd ~ uakIis.tn AasOctHttOus--hte en Lee
1iau heid = No 81 Ur E,t, Moudsy Evening Septem
h.r I,l f,r he " yp,ss oS ectins WARD DELEGATES 20
shc ia A. -tnbl, a 90 CS sentiSn 20 elect TWO DELE
GATES A. TWOs, lfEI{ iATES 10 the Republican State
oVentiS be y d, synl e on the nth Of September the
eea.ss 70 - End duly elected - said Ward
Dorsates viz; 40 81 NOLa JOHN HICKEY. MlCdAEL
QAIL Al}f3 M ~ & M H LLINS JACOB FRITZ. Ben
s ytku1 feS ~ l& d Michl j. Cullen, lnspec'ors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03

Mrs, GIBSON, No. 80 Union-square, will re.
VI open her BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL for young
Ladies' on MONDAY, September 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03

1)ASSPORTS.-United States PASSPORTS pre-
pared aSd Issued .. the Government Agency, No 3si
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-29

THE DIFFERENcE.-When the report
first went South that Hampton was burn
ed by order of Gen. Butler, the rebels
pronounced it a dastardIy piece Of van
dalism. When they subsequently learned
that the village was burned by Gen. Ma
gruder they pronounced it wise and
mastery proceeding. SO that an act Of
vandalism, when done by rebel, Is wise
and mastery =" Not strange Even
stealing is a public virtue in secessiondom,
and a virtue" which is about as exten-
=iveIy practjced as any other, The kim
dred southern Virtues" are robbery, per
jury and treason.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-29

sgJ- No notice can be taken Of anonymous commu-
ncatioua. We must know the names and addresses
of our CORE pOndepts guarantee OF their good
faith. We cannot undertake TO return communiea-
tons that are not used.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-29

"Let every American Citizen, instead Of
crying Peace, Peace, when there is no peace,
rally upon the ramparts until Secession IS
silenced; until the roar of artillery has
ceased
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-29

TERma OF TIE HERALD.-Upon the last page will
be found the terms Of subscription 10 the Herald
These are the only terms upon which the Herald can
be procured OF us, aud no deviation i'll any case "lI
be made therefom. We have no friends to whom
special rates will be gwen aud AGENTS. authorized
to make conflicting contracts. If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-05

The downward tendency Of the Stock market con-
Time Al tie noiaing scssisn alouglhtle decline waa
lose i1r ortnut th.n On Saturday. 1Cs Western shares
ucg. particular y heavy, and paced Oh the mar
kel sr sac IN ar.e qaaa,ites. tbs be8. active
IN yhirirq thsir ovsioHJ which wsro not in demand,
s.l their rarks have received sJgo namber Of
oyui;s within few dzys. The byS olesyd little
resstance - the decline, and zos; cC the purchases
were mads 20 cover short contracts. The commissOn
houses hil bi,. moderate an0iA: Of orrp, and She
apprehes s1n Of further supply Of American stocks
rom tie other eide "i1 probably check
tbe 70 action which otherwise would naturally occur
after 20 serious decline. The decline in the West.
an slar,s wgs to = oss,, the greatest Being in
Micbigun Southern and Michigan Central krie fell off
IN 90 after opening at ~ Central opened at u and
sold ut 7G} against 16! on Saturday. Pacific Mail re-
covered q cent from The loves, point, Between the
Boards there was very little done, and the market was
LA y cent lower. AT the Second Board there was
more deposition shown 10 buy, and toward the close Of
business and IN the street after, there was strong
rally, with considerable husners, notwhrland.
ing the vigorous hammering Of the bears.
Central improved to al bid; Pacific Mail to 49,;
Mich Genital 10 81; Erie 10 30, &c. Illinois Central
was 20, which is T. cent Improvement. The figures
OF the buFinehs ana and kaeb Oh lhs IOdu iui o'huy
must have q marked effect when they are made public
in London. There Ia road in the country with such
brilliant future before il, disnion or no disunion. In
Stat. Stocks there were sales 10 the extent OF 600
IN the eNe of Tennessees North Carolnas, and Alis-
.omis, al "A further decline of y cent. Virginas
were steady at - In Railroad Bonds tho only sale Of
importance. was lOO 900 Eres 1885, at 81. Tie market
Tor firstes descriptions il firm. Capitalists ARE ar
irving gradually at the conviction that first mortgage
bond of Ist-cass railroad is safer security than
State or Government stocks. The ma ket was buoyan
4 at the Close at the following quotations: Ten
res;ee &c, 6i067li Virginia Is, 7Oa7lii Mis-
souri, &c, 63l d63I; New-York Central Railroad
| 77Io77J; Erie Railroad, 3Ol a3Oli HudROn River
Railroad, lOl eiOl Harlem Railroad, l4i alili IIar
lem Preferred, 3lad Reading Railroad 49, a
300; Michigan Central Railroad, sos ajl; Mich
gan Southern Railroad, 49, 1885, do. Guaran
teed, 2Sya29; Panama Railroad, ll0Sll2i Illinois
Central Railroad, 20 a7Ol Galena and Chicago Rail
road. 67Ia67i; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, %!
a29l; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, j3l 1888;
| Chicago Burlington, and Quincy Railroad, 65ia
The Foreign Bill market is entirely unsettled, and
quotations are difficult to give. The supply both d
Bankers and Commercial Sterling Is quite large, while
the demand Is limited. Leading bankers ask lO6l but
would probably soil line at LOG. First'class Mer
chants Bills can DO bad at loSsIO6, Francs are ais'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-05
"DxpAnrMEsf OF TIE IyrrRlor. Feb. l. 1861.

"DEPAR1MEEf OF The INTERIOR, Feb. l. 1861.
"GEETLEMEs; Ibave TO aoknow ledge the receipt Il
your letter Of the 2Sh u In which You request to be
furnished with full description Of the Iudinn Trust
Fund bonds recently abstracted from this Department
In compliance with that request, I herewith 10.
close carefully prepared list giving la addition to
the numbers, the date of issne from which the holder
OF any bond bearing number corresponding with any
embraced therein may be enabled TO determine wbeiLr
it is claimed by this Government.
Ii may be proper to add that this Department Ia II;
possession Of the coupons which fell due Jan 1851
the missing bonds the Interest upon which l. nav
able in January and July excepting ten Of Tsnns~,
bonds, numbered as follows: 2l7 27S, 294. 2g7 40
3,149, 5,7ll, 5,799, $40, 5,Si2.
Persons, therefore, who are in possession Of any
bonds of the State Of Missouri, North Carolina, or
Tennessee will perceive that with the above excep.
tOns If the January coupons lately falling due were
attached to the bonds they hold, their bonds cannot
correspond with the description and numbers adver.
tised, and will not be claimed by the Government All
such must Of necessity belong to different class "
series of numbers.
"very respectfully. your obedient servant.
MOSES KELLY, Acting Sec'y-
The New. York Committee to Washington, return
with more hopeful views Of tie future after fall con-
ference with representatives of the South as well as the
North.
The annexed table win show the amount at the
several repositories of the United States the Dist Of
January the amount of drafts drawn thereon, and
naming unpaid and the amount then subject to the
/ Al 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-05
ATEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY RAIL-

IN ROAD for Albany sud TOY CONFLICTING VIII UV ~"
- rsnt-s Fsilrosd for all points West NothWet, and
aso with the Northern Railroad for Saratoga Hut
land. Burlington, PattsbuTg, Rouse roin' osoe'D s N
Montreal. ,,oN-nsv H.,
"a 1870 trains viii leave New-i OH a. follows;
for Albany a ~ and p Express train ron Tryon
row peer CITY Hall For Albany, 1:2O m ana $40 ~.
T-ass train from 26tL st. Depot For Albany 10 a. M TX
r-ess Insil train from TIyou row For Albany iVzS n
SYnres, mali train Z6tast De Dot For CToon iss
10 m stoppng ell ststi0ns above forGy!e ron I'tnt
6ooot For White Plat els ESQ and p "a eoP!9s
=, IN sta ions from 26h.st Depot For White falns o. ~
m from White-st. Depot, stopping ct all teoo% FOR VIZ
smsbridge IL a. aud $50 from 10th 81 Depot stepping
:. Al stsiions For Wilamsbridse Has (WcdLesdaSs
and Saturdays ony) from 2nst Depot stopping q az
RKTUKSISe will leave Albany a m and 4'Sl p NJ hst
Ai5apy 7l5 a. M and Ais mExpreS Train Ahsny 10;
a no East Albany. II mEIpress Neil Irain Si3ton
Psls m stopping all stations north Of fremont Whe
Pisns 6:iO 10 and 4;io stopping al sta
tions Miiamshige $3.50 IN. and p M sOplhe d; GIL
stsons Wilamsbfidge 1Op ednesdsSs and sstu day
onyl stopping OF ali stations . ,..,--... och -.
s,.inr nniS JOHN BURCHlLL, Asst Supt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-05

During The thty years ofunpecedented and Increasing poPu
Is-ity Of MRS wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP, inpumcr.
able CoRpI' and other nostums, prepared by pretended
~ pa have sprang up and lived but mushroom existence
Willie the SOOTHING SYRUP hss been constantly increasing
In popiy and become sLousehod word and Thousands OF
mobc, thank Mrs wNsIov for the health Of Their children
BY the uss Of her Invaluable article.
When the present RAGS Of Cordia" have followed In the
footsteps Of their iluoas predecessor Rs.WiNsLOWs
SOOTHING SYRUP viii contiuue be popular sTohte and
a blessing to every mother.
Mono genuine unless the fac-simile o. CURTIS PERKINS
New.York, is on the outside wrapper
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office No. 10 Codsr.st, New-York
Price only IS cents per bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-05

NTEDICAL-A popular treatise on Structure
WI Of the Ureths and Diseases Of the Bladder by Dr.
Pbip, member of the Royal College Of Surgeons Of England
sid by GODFREY, bookseller No SJ Broadway Price rs
cent, Mailed all parts for 10 Scent stamps Dr. may be
diseases Of bs Wemhe Iader ia cnre Of which no cutting
csnsc l. used Hours from 10 10 M arc 70 sna
u. Ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-05
1851 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1851
lCOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. Il OOA
GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The capacity OF the Road equal IN the country
TIKI GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEsT.

Oihce No Astor House, corner 81 ' eshy ~:
Pscies for the transportation OF Pseuges 70 and irom On
oInnan Chicago, ST. Louis St. Paul. Nashville, Memphis New
6,lesn, and ali other In the West Northwest aud
unsurpassed for speed aud comfort by any route
Through trains for the West lsave oot Of Court
1-Moning Express Evening EzpIess
Sleeping and smoking care on OIL the trains
Fare always low and The time &c quick ts by any other
By his route Freigh,s Of al descriptions be forwarded TO
spv point on the Railroads o Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri, by RAILROAD d.
RIOT or 70 any port the nsvigable rvers oi the West by
steauers from it'buTgh r., -, 81,
The rates Of Freight and from point Of he West By the
Pennsyaa BsTs are at sill tnes as ayoreee % se CHARGED
az he their Freight to this Company can rely
VII confidence on its speedy transit - -, IL,
Line BY which psr euigang Westward enjoy cheaP and
caTble mode of half the rscesa rate.
Of fre J. H. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Asor House
LEIGH l. Co Freight agents. -,
No Astor House. and No South Niliamtt
MCDONALD BISCHoFF, Egisrsnt Agents.
No Battery place.
TNncH IRWIa General Sup't. Altoona. Pa