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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
MARRIED..

ABBONA-JAQUEs-O Tuesday, Jan. q, by the Rev Mr..
Whfecar at New Brunswick. New-Jersey, James w.
Arizona Of Brooklyn to Miss Rachel Jsques Of the former
place.
BRAIJNs-ONRIL--At Astoria, Long Island Tuesday.
Jan 81 BY the Rev James Phcl Philo Brluns NJ d. to
Angelina Okeil
INSTRUMENTATION "wednesday. Jan. "a BY the Rev
Pennington Mr. Riley Firth TO Miss Martha Buchanan both
Of this city.
HoIMFs-HARRIs0N-O Thursday, Jan. "a at Brooklyn
k,w.York by the Rev s. Bayhss, Britain Holmes, ESQ.,
of Buffalo to Eleanor c. harrison Of the former place
o,DONNFLL-o'DONNELL- Wednesday evening jan
"a A Btooklvn by the Rev Bishop Boughln, Mr.. John
ODonnel to Miss Elizabeth I. oDonnel, both Of New
York
o,SFI-PATTFRsoNIn this city Sept. IL, 1889 by the
Rey William Everett Augustine ONeil to Emelins Pat.
sTORMs-LOsEE-At Dobb's Ferry. kewYo5s on Wedaes'
lsy Jan % by The Rev Mr. Meke Ar Charles g. Storms to
Mis- Emuia ]. Losee, both Of Dobb's Ferry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
Rassensers Arrived

In steamship -1yiel from AseiavaHCO A. J. CeDtsr Capt
Furber St. George Smith, Mr. Wise, Mad Gulsume Tbos T.
Mesgher wife and servant Mr. wsren Mrs SCOTT and dause
ter Mrs Frazer and child Col Emory U. A. Col Frsenont
Rev. Mr. shueh and family, Dr. Mclean and family Mn ia
cobs child and servants Charles Newton. O. w Wright Mrs
Greenw oOd child and servant, Kohn, Wood Capt
g. Spencer Charles Hopkins T. Nickel Capt j. s. Dennis D.
L. Ross Capt Cook NJ Eckedt, Mrs Ward and children,
H. WashbuIn Sam Grim. g. NJ Hanson, Thomas Grey, y e
Zane McHenTy and family, 81 Oderheimer w Hsndrick-
scn Col Nesmith Miss wssernann, L. b. Harris ana nmiiy
NJ Kohn j. Goldsmith Dr.. w. Cbeeensn N bschmsnn' Se9
Gitbs r B. Murdoch Dr., Gum MeGTesor and sns j. -
Taggart C. C. Cooper ID. Baldwin, T. Billings Col fry IA
c. baker and wife Mr.. Duncan, Mcpgthe M Norman
q Washington F. Sternhead Dr. Z White, A. Attmsyef -
NJ EDDY d. B. Forsyth, John Hough, Mrs Brown and emu
dren A. Msyers and family, r. w Center Gset we ana
child Mrs Clampitt p Cartwright, Robert CARTWRIGHT D.
Parks w Collins A Rswsaeh, Evans, wife and children
Geo Hcppte E. Thompson John Bsey wife and children,
Mr. Ronsanl John Wolff A. Gnndcn G Taylor Mis Dennis.
w F. Patch DR.. Safely, TrioD, w. d. Orange, r A Wea
YER J. T. Cunningham, w. E. Parker c. b. Keller b. Gsrvin
b. Bronson-l0O in the steerage.
IL steamship Roanoke from Riea~onS1F schsser JET
fer It Andrews lady and two children, Mrs o. D. Gary,
Mis- Iafon o. Kirschof Jos Reincke, J. A. Cue T. Rich
erdson j. Horsman w. Bernard o. Hence D. berse ~.
WooSerd Dr. A. T. Bell, E. Post j. c. Penny, T. +. pesniy'
and II In the s.eerage. -. ~ ~.
ship Lireypoo from London and Portsnohea-ni nooers
son lady and child, -, -. p.-a.a.s
II. =. A..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
SACKS FOR SEED FOR KANSAS.

The Kansas farmers determined 10 remain in the
Territory and to depend upon the products ftheir re
soil, which was made barren last year by the with
holding Of "the early and latter rains" They wi /
"tough it ont on corn bread and WATER but must hav
Spring wheat SOW by the LIST Of March, or early
possible after that tme that they can harvest
July, and have home supply, which, If they depeni
upon their next corn CROP cannot be had till October
They must therefore have shipped to them as soon as
possible, from $4,000 to 100000 bushels Of Spring
seed wheat.
The liberal and kind-hearted farmers Of Illinois.
Iowa and Wisconsin cay they will donate the seed
wheat, but cannot furnish sacks or money to pay
freight We, therefore, appeal TO the Eastern States
for help in THE matter and ask you to make efficient
tie liberaliy of the West by sending the means TO
furnish 25 coo sacks at once. We have already orders
for several thousand 10 be filed, which we have not
the means to supply. Those who intend to give for
this purpcse should now act promptly, and thereby
make glad the hearts of Thousands who are and have
been threatened with starvation.
w NJ ARMY,
General Shipping Agent Kansas Relief Msnd0sa' Ill
January 10. 1861. =, ,,,,,
President of the Metropolitan Bark, New York
Clothing &C. may be sent TO the Office No. Is Cooper nst
tute. :. -, T.
marked G. Pomeroy Atchison X T. Kansas Relief and
consigned directly the United States or the American Express
Companies, New-Y York. ., Co., 90, An.
repacked and forwarded II to the Office No Is Cooper
Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26

less freely offered The the arrivals limited
Baltimore ss ieS !, Tor the better grades Rye
FEY 70 s 4 a 20 IL Nh 1 s.iy qa
faS s T ri. . stty RI Il 3 s.dy"'f
FRufs s,e more sciye aeccpiss at 81 IS
81 T Bunch 'as 81 sS h1ye, Sale. sS q 50 Dbl
pis h'Ti s.s sis's9 % ss Sa"ssn e
ss.S s'I:f % e sp!"s % bush Mssiss
si2Gsiasi bs.h Red State 4 81 so L 900 bush Red
Weern 81 33as "a IL store aud 81 so u 20 delivered ed
bush White Canadian 81 barley Is quiet the SUPPLY.
odeste bush fair State At 6stc Barley Malt is
0st are e. steady demand and are inn At for Western
I'D : a sG 81. Fl sSs :. rs cda
% active s the s%as s d by spSg foe r new South
EN- Yellow a67c Southern Mixed in Gle for do
dsrsd &c for old Western Yellow and 7jc for very choice
HAYJle dePs@d feI Shipping . fair AMI The s, 80.
'tfsSy Sals; Of Zoo bale. .s. o z 10. h.
HIDESWe hear Of sales Of ZOO African 500 Porto Cabe0
HoPs-Tbe demand for continues limited aud prices
without essential change sales to day Of IS bales 5d Old
IRON Scotch Pig dull and heavy about s2o0+2s
months American Pig unchanged Bars aud Bolts have been
LEATHER-HsmIOck and Oak both qrieti prices
LIMEThe market for Roctand remains Inactive and pices
little ' doing prices steady sales Of
NAVAL sToRES-Tbe inquiry for Spirits T1rpeptine
are so bbl; at c rDecantsbe and leo bb at &c., South
ern ,hippipc New York bbls held at 8ia3Ilc, straight
n nS l X SSs5 @ e. II p Fine sye Bn
end Ps. %s a S be Se.n 's
Ss but prizes sss s:e5 s F T sS y1 and 10
Tar resulting IL ,aie. Of COO bb "a O3Ssa O for WISH
es r the weSh ae s SPIRIT. Turpntns So bb
Crpde do; 52s bbls of Ro.in, and sls bbls. Tar.
rather bardenrr tendency IL 600 gallons.
Crude Sperm has been in moderate request s and pr
bb. on priyste ,ens Crude Whale is dull aud
notice oes G ef 100 Bb B Ge winc Whale Pss
OIL cAKE-Tbe market quiet for citys. $3.50 sas West
OIL MEALA fair demand for export sales Of 40 un City
less doing Y Pork and the se @s B
Me. end sl3 for Prime Beef is quite steady the
upply fair but not large sales Of las bbls 90 i
inn ard offered less freely OF IS bbls s4a$ls
Cut Meat are %oIs PLENTY and s aweT 'ss 10
Bacon finn and in good demand sales Of 80 boxe. at
;.. for S s1e cut .c sRS g and G n 5
&c the latter for City Dressed Lard shade lower and
Meats fair demand and Butter in good sap
choice e.h made do at 9a22c Cheese in steady demand
RfdE f. o 1So .c 9S ahy ' for s; sapo
sFFpsA esS y Demand for Clover Seed and the market
steady sales of 800 bags a, z chiefly sts,e Timothy
sssd sgis and nominal Rough tsssSrd II . ds12d
Bombay DO has been q demand we hear Of sale. Of $500 to ar
sloT s per ws,d kgs ,t md p9 sd pebble
SKINS Goat continues very dull and prices merely nominal
pss 81 .f1Rc so saf iu he and HssSs
sUGARsThe demand ia moderate for Raw prees I'M
,s bhS, Porto Rico a. sssse 200 hhas Cuba a. la5c 90
.G RsSsa at. es cuRe SoGa
B Coffee grades. and 6iG7ie iSr YslloS. -,
TALLOW-A steady market: the demand is far sales OF
II OO0 prime Western at d9c and u 900 10 prime City az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
A DylCE GRATIS.

u ,.ous h. the aim ei pew,pspe to become acquainted
,,oxsmsr,, ard discoveries Of the day, and 70 can
the attention Of ts readers Al such . VII ee anu
use 10 seu liz al such its conductors sh0aa iee
,t, bound IN honor SPEAK in candid ind truthful MANNER
=, .,.,n. with an intimate hisrd. We have heretofore
i, MRS vIysLows SOOTHING SYRUP for
.hd.p ,sehins and tale occasion to repeat thai we
,t. o,mo,e importance to mothers and ther children
sn apy other discovery made BY the profession In the last hun
AIRED ,ssr Avery -ee percentage Of children annually die
dus the process teehnr and number " those
who nr,. greatly debsed diseased 50 that they grow
M weak both physically mentally and inchpscis.ed both
%, nsr and hOr Now we appeal with perfect cOnhdence
thousands Of mothers who win read this article to corOb'ra;e
our statement when ray that ucb fatal consequences
hoe have sladed to ever om teehins when MRS
v1NsIowrs SOOTHING SYRUP Is used In time.
We se pleased to iow th thousands Of ladies have acted
upor our susgeser and thanked for It Still there are
psny sboutands Of who read paper who from pref
ude against the food Of worthless nosums that deuse the
country neglect have not svsed themselves OF the Den
eh Of this moot invaluable remedy To tuch wi'h to say
This syrup the result Of thirty years experience Of one Of the
best female physicians the world produced and ust TIE
SrxrDy NEEDED By every mother who has child tee&ns
.ers the gums reduces Inflammation Asys all psnsnd spas
mod action eorrec scidy stomach and regulates the
bow.s Moreover every mother is PERFECTLY
.ArRne possible Of s according 10 the III
ricps which accompany each bottle We speak thus conn
~ Ton ,h h. tb,, very many Of our valued friends
have made use oft for years and have witnessed TIE 0
hanr1 ,ss from lie Use in hundreds Of cases II yen never
before bod faith IN female physician, our wsrd for it, you WIZ
have sner u,ns the Soothing Syrup. Try IT. Twenty-Five
sp.s viii purchase bottle II is therefore within reach OFT
moor as well as the rlch-IN. Y. Ladies Visitor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26

~ HpIpAeBE 10 the hvcEite Sign BY whisi nature msAet
Known sny lewiston whatever from the natural stse OF R
brap and viewed this Hight rey be looked on safeguard
ntspded 70 gye notice Of disease eh might otherwise escape
.tteop TIA too late be Temedsd and its Bdosont should
ysr be neglected Headaches may be classified under two
names via symptomste and Idiopeihc sympomAte Head
variety Of diseases, among which Apopexy Cont Rhen
and all eble diseases In its nervous form Is SYN
Of disease Of the stomach constituting 'k headache
e hepAc disease constituting bilious Aeadaese OF worms
son,tipaon and other disorder Of the bowels, we'd
renal and uterine affections Diseases Of the heart
yery frequently attended with Heedsehes AnSmia and
rSehor. are also affections which frequently occasion
beadacbe Idcpehic Headache il also very common being
usually distinguished by the name Of Str0E, headache some
tss coming on suddenly In state Of apparently sound health
the mental and physical energies and IN
o.er instances slowly heraded by depression OF
s,. on acerbity Of temper instances the pain - In
The Of the bead both eyes and o11eaes Eo
For the Of either class Of Headache the Cephac
Pi have been found and safe remedy relieving the mot
.ente pains in few minutes and by its subtle power srsdoesi
n disease Of which Headache Is the unesTing index
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
A CHANCE FOR MEN OUT OF WORK.

To The E5uo, Of TAeN y TTibpn,.
Sir: wish some Of the people who complain Of hard
times and the want Of employment would come on 20
this river good men are now getting 500 month and
their board in the lumber business andare very
at that believe 500 men can find work, at $40 per
month on the river, in the mills and the farms in
the Chippewa Valley, next Spring. For three years
mast luInber has been 80 low here that many en-
gagged in making left for other parts but now, few
places offer better inducements to than this. Food
il cheap, clothing low, labor dear and pay sure
Yours truly TH0s. T.. RANDALL
ckjpD,ra pcLia Wis. JAM s, 1861
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
BOOKS RECEIVED.

The Shadow in the House BY John Saunders limo PIP 3s'
n. DOolsdy. o.. -
Christian Nurture BY Horace Bushnell (yew Edition l2mo.
pp. 4o7 O. Serbner. l..
limo Do 3a5. w A. Townsend l. Co.
A Two Year, Journal IN Eew.York By Charles Wooey,
~ Edited by T. b. 0Celaghan, NJ. ID. Svo. VII
liam GowaDs. 49, :,
Notes on Screw Propulsion. by w. NJ Waker L. g. " SVo
Grapes Of Eshco or Gieaninrs the Land Of Promise BY
John r. Mscdaf, d. d. limo PIP z'S. X Carter q
Brothers. =. -, =,
The Life snd Voysses Of Christopher Col1mbuf By Washne
ton Irving. Author's Revised Edition Vol III. nmo
Do. 49, q. p Putnam. = -
The Works Of Francis Bacon. Vol XIV. l2mo pp. sS2
Brown TBggGrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
TIE November report Of the Receiver Of the Cent?
Ohio Railroad is ar follows:

Some of the new Treasury Notes paid for IN TINS
city on Monday last delivered TO the takers 10
day, most remarkable degree of promPtness'
showing the reign of Red Tape in the treasury
Department ID over since the advent OF M
Dix. The notes were selling very freely to-day on
basis Of 81 a9l v cent interest We hear from gem
tleman who had yesterday an interview with NJ ph'
that The Secretary does not anticipate needing any iur
Their aid for the Treasury before March 4. There arc
no Treasury Notes falling due in February, ana tne
ordinary expenses Of Government can be met nc
thinks. from the Customs receipts and the present BAL
snce. In March about 81 800 900 Treasury Notes ball
due Not more than half million Of the last i've mil.
lions Of notes issued remain unpaid for, and these wi
be deposited for tomorrow.
There is rather more activity in loans on demand pu.
The supply is quite abundant at 607 v cent on gooo
coIlateras. The bank loans still show contrachon
notwithstanding the new amount Of Treasury No'es
taken al the recent bidding by the banks portion o.
hs il due to the retiring Of loan certificates out SUI
more probably to writing of Of maturing paper. In
The discount bouses there lie nos much activity the s"
- .faarr. 81. ~ aarE 20 HI H1# LIZ q Hat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26

DYEWOODS-The market Is still dull and heavy ana P'oe'
mostly nominal We hear OF no sales. ,- -
FIeiJhere Is no inquiry for Dry Cod aud pces are noun
nal There has been demand FOR Macksre ana gs are
$40 Sa All Cor large No. 81 Sc 0dS7 for Medium 90 aho
s5a 81 50 for No. Herring have been dun tho ony SAFES
Ssiny few small iobbng store at previous rate
flour AND hEAL-The demand for Western and STATE
ht iI for export and the low grades held with greater
rmnsss al close trade brands sell Icts Freely ss1 ss Is
s-ns STATE and Western 5 3s9$5 20 for Extra State
ss e for inferior dol IS sos 90 iu Choice
Errs, Is 5Ga&s 90 for shipping snnds Of Round
Hoop Extra ohio and ss ss9S1 70, Trade Drena. $40 a.
are the sAles are bb d &s tyGS7 y for E1irn
eou.hsn Feu u in fair request and the bow grades are sfm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....".-Js
Cleared.

scandinavian (Br mail, Goodwin, Kingston, Weldon
Booth Ednburr Orb Brooks, LvsrPoo, j. o. pai so
Barks-T x Patlo Starrett, Galway Rogers Aiehi Nal
mia Leighton Cork and . market, q. NJ Brsggotu = A.
lsntic Dorittic Nasssu ". p, Moniel barlow -
scbo5nerE-A W Mcclellan Faulkner, Halifax d. y. " a
nsof Tunnh Lurye Gloucester, master John Noe liam
mond Wilmington McCready, Mott Co. Csspisn' foter S
Martha ard market MetcalfS Duncan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26

The total number Of gold deposits during the year wa
worth ell 500 H. and therefore, the hyrsfe value VI @
dpos at 2l eseh The hneness had high average an
Ing four months being between se7 and ESQ and dans
month, sinr from 05 9A Nearly one half Of the total
uoun scsed IN gold thst bad previously been renned
II private much larger proportion than IN any pre-
yious year. a, =. - saso
The silver bullion received during the year Wa worth
q3a a. Of hch 50 than IL g cent was gold
Nahoe contain greater
,od thsn the auefous deposits Of California contain OF silver
It The depo silver from Nashoe amounted 20 shout
seo Dos this wear 10 about $4,000 Nearly all the Ws.hoe
sver lied la the mint large portion OF that
Obtained year exported in bars made at private rehnere
Report Of the amount Of coal transported over The
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad, for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
Arrived.

stesmsip Ariel Wilson Aspnwu Jan Is rndse snd pass
10 ID. B. Allen. l.. ns,... A
Ludlsm 4 neincken. .uu
Cromwell q Co. -, n. an IL. .na
Os rass 10 c. H. Marshall Co Dec 80 Lar - o. ION - ~,
M IN with ship abandoned Of 100 or LOO tuns sppasny
Rsb lad her three topsa reed and set toresa hsoso
could mot that 70 distress saw no person on
ba LAYING 10 by her and supposed she hd On n
c,sy being moderate the time. Jan lat ~ ~ ION ~
s,aa the wreck OF bsk wsercssed aud sosnooneo
an her mss and bowspt appeared 70 nave oeen some
time in that condition -, p.-,.u.u..h n 10
.nS "a mss 10 Grinnen Mnturn Co. Dec 81 lat -
20 lon as passed ship Black Warrior bound Z Has been
d,vs n ~ Nantucket, with strong westerly gales :.
Bsri Cosssck tof Bosop Gray, FooChow Oct w'h teas
,o Cary Co Passed Anler Nov Cape Of Good Hope Dec
A. crossed the EQUATOR Dec g. In Ion 30 3D. since whish tine
had series Of unusual winds being constantly from the norm
ward and for the past days experienced heavy and W.
gales 2d ips off Cap,s OF Delaware, saw ship Msr,euke
Pie from Bakers Island with guano, bound 70 hampton
Brig Herald cf sppican) Gray, Havana. Jan ~ sugar to
sbI Charles Dennis Tucker Wilmington, ~ c., days ns'
val stores and cotton 20 Jonas SiTth 4 Co. 70 -.
schr james Parker 81, Lee, Virgins Jays wood Is
Scir Angeline Van Clesf, Lemon, virgins osys Wocu
ScIr Oliver Malony Elisabethport for Boston. :, - =
schr Edwin Reed Goodspeed, ElEzbcthport iof ooson
sehr Caroline G. Steel, Gofeld, Gocester hsa -,
Sch lydia A. May, Baker Boston days mseeS 70 ..
schr Jcbn B. Austin, Dssis, Boston, seAys hnssee
sAILED-stesm,hip Roanoke, for Norfolk and hcnmona,
hips Fcpse (r for Liverpool; Kitty simpson io
baiHs Venus for Curacao; Medors, for MAnsamA 30
wIND-putng the day, from W. to W. D"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
General Shipping Agent Kansas Relief, MENDOZA,
HEAVY WEATHER.

The steamship Roanoke from Richmond and other
points on the James River arrived on Friday morning
at o'clock, after very bostcrous passage, having
laid to during the heavy northeast gale for ten hours
during which she shipped several heavy seas, stove
head started guards &c. She brings "a of the passen
gers from the wrecked ship Gobus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
~ A single bottle OF sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
VII peye Ten times its eost annually. Al

49, OWN r1c,5xrrrY and the mental and anxiety In
ciSs 70 close attention TO business sudy are among "
numerous sanses Of Nervous Headache Tbe nsoee,ed ss
.S and body incident this distressing complaint ma
blow 70 energy and ambition Sufferers by tns aoIoa oD
away, obtain speedy relief from these distressing Attacks pJ
psns one Of the CepbaBc Pills whenever the symptoms appear
ouets The brain and soothes the strained and jar
,,ns tension OF the somaAh whoh al
ways and AsaYatss the dsordsed condition Of s
brain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
The Cincinnati Ga=ette says:
MnrLets-cmryuILI REPORTED rOn THE N Y TR 1sg

n'"'H' FRIDAY Jan. Is, 1861
AsHFs1he demand fair aud the stock Is lights sales OF
Pets at IS, and Pearls At - ~. - . IL -
CANDLES-The market CONTINUES quiet an9 we hs'
notice sales Of 900 boxes Adamsn,ne ls;alen hia s
COFFEF-Rio In moderate demand sales OF w oag ~
l2lc Other kinds steady ssles Of 100 Java al l'c ana i
baes MarEcaibo on private terms. ,, 80. ..-. -
foPPI Manufactured IL duh There has been very MOD
er,,e demand FOR Refined Ingo We he OF sales OF 20 90 Lake
Ut 7nc., cash. 4, II. W.
C0TTON-TLe mArke, 10 higher and more 10 doing We
quote an advance of L. n n The sales are Vp bales uas
finland. rlo,eda Pie and DO Gulf at 2c We qnoe asiooWs
sEw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION.
IA. % ..... Hollands. Florida Mobile N. D. Tel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
YysiLASyI, Mich, Jan. IA, 1851
M SyALplSe.

MI S)ALplSe'
~. , pee sent 10 you foI boz o. Cephshc Phs for the
Esyous Hesdsebe CostyeDess and received the
and ley good effect that was induced TO send
fsT r....
Ae"ss A. = WHEELER
YpsiGau- Mioh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
,I1Cn;rn Gn-cltc saYs:

The Cairo Gazette says;
On last Saturday Sunday and Monday there were constantly
from one hundred and fry TO two hundred and twenty hye
loaded freight can along eyee The ndahons are
that the great political fusion OF tho country
~. freight business Central Railroad will continue thus oL
months 10 come forwarding merchants have disposed OF
rong tens very satisfactorily far, and VIII nc DOUBT con-
tluu. 10 do So They command facilities for unloading aoo1
twenty cars an hour and have believe net unfeqneniy
been called upon TO employ them
The Cincinnati Gd=ette says:
Same 600 bales Of cotton been received here TO be for
srdd East during the past days and this amount might
have hem ouaduped the roads between this city and tins
Atlantic ces 10 reduce their rates Sc hundred OF lc bale
Orr roads ere notified by telegraph two weeks since ron
Memphis tia II they would make rate OF ~ per bale RON
her. To Boston they could one lot OF 900 bales le
bb.d rate of the Eastern roads - - per bale aud oil
course Tho Miami had TO reduce the rate and the
.s A. that the bales forwarded Via New Orleans
The Chicago Press of Tuesday says: .I ...
Tbe Money market remains entirely quite, aud business gen
a,sll, Is iorspg along smoothly Money for all strictly
business p poses sbundan just now there Is not much hr
class napsr making Butter FISH aud other provisions are bought
10 fo the Southern market but TINS trae
no paper for in all cases the cash paid on tue
delivery Of the eoods Some OF dealers report much larger
ss f that than they made before at tins season
The Exchange market has been steady to-day at cent
premium If anything shade closer and concession. S
he current trade scarcely obtained The buying rte to-day
has been ai- cent Is the usual figure Gold buying hon
nal Of 3d4 Z cent premium selling, D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26

RHysy c. sP1IpNet,
Nc As Cedsi-tt, n Y.
lpsosed snS twenty i've cents VI IoI Tn s, RI RI
'tsffh,,s FTknkhn Co, Ohio. .-.,-,
You YiIs wors me T snI rovTs'
VIM. c. FILLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHALTC PILLS.
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE!
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE :

Nv the use these P the ptodlc stacks Of Nervous o. s
.sdas may be prevented; and If taken ct the commence
u Of An attach immediate relief from pain and sickness VII
be obtained.
They seldom fan IN renewing the EGs,ea aud Headache t
which females subject
They set feny upon tbs bowsl-removing costtSsHe's
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