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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07
CUPREME COuRT-wALTER QUIN, plain

~ TN, against THOMAS N GUM. and MARY JANE QUlN
John Qa John f. Deyen individually aud Of tn.
inr4tors Of Arthur Quh deceased aud David Evans defend
Cur, Of On" tir, Dtri b Ss S. os the So Say o. Sep
iembe'. 1859 WlLLihm WA soS the rsfeIsr Ia the said
IEGCHANrs' EXCHANGE, ia the City Of NewYeri by
Althoay Bleecier Co, .uconeer' Oa iUR5oAY, the
b4t sisa.n lot piece paIee L.pd with hs Building there
nuaie lying and btinsin he Ninth Wad Of the City Of
Newfok bounded aud described foloss: Beginning at
point lorhe, line Of Hammond ,tf,s d,tani twenty.
Two feet westerly from the north westerly Of Washington
and Hammond streets thence rurg noI,h-ry al tsht .nse,
said Hanmt nd street .ty feet thence rly, Iase with
Hammond twenty two feet theme" souhery at right
angles Hammond street mn, feet to tho raid porthery 10. Of
Hammond ard th"uce oaeriy along norhery iuo OF
Hammond street twenty two ee to the place beginning And
Also Ill that certain lot i-ce parcel Of L,nd With lie Build
city OF Newior bounded ard described follows Segu.
Lins poitt tn" nohsfy line OF Hammond .uet distant
ington and Hammond thence running northery right
anle 70 said Haum nd ',ras, my fe, hsnce westerly pn
ely and parallel with wshinson fifteen feet and four
inches. thence westerly and parallel With Hammond street
s fifteen Zee: and -four nchts eaerg parallel with
Hammond street foot and est inches hunco south,ry
and a right angles to hhy feet to the said
northeIly Hoe II HAnmonder aud thence essisy sonz
tho north y hoe of Hammond street. twenty-five .es to tho
pac. Of be rnng toselhe with all and sngut- the hered
app thereto bel ngn. IL any wise sp
william WATSON Ref.rrs
The sale above mene ned " od.r Of tho Court
''D'''' 80 . william WATSON, Referee.
The sale Of the above ,Srcd premise. Is adjourned to
MONDAY 2sth January S at the same time end Plare
Jan Il. lB5l w. WATSON. Reietes.
The .tay OF proceeding. sn. on the iO o-t h,ry
been th day vacated by tha Court AFTER ahcaTDg Of the parties
he pem.es Described viii DO sod the cath Jan In
slant the Merchant fachss;s Y OsGcs StAGat ia thor
Sale p3-poaedb order Of Coar, to Sth Feb e sane
Sale i'd oaTned to THURSDAY Feb iS At .sms tine and
'si Tsis The '''7' two Lot Will r' %&fsc i sse
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NOTICE OF SaLE.-Whereas drfault has been
~ made the condition, Of certain gg- bearing
the bf Of May cish.-en har 81 and dry and
executed bF the Sbeboygan aud MspJi Railroad
recorded office Of the Of OF the
Nicoosin In Booa ol RrTod Mo ls9 6T
Ucluvv aid ~hoTeas TIA. aid Flags Tessed the spTo,t
Of Trustee under sad mortgage ssd the uud-rsned has
been duly constituted aud appointed according the provisions
said mortgage successor TO said fs and rfustee 10 hs
place Nov therefore, by virtue Of the power Of sale
ained said morssss and 10 pursuance OF law the under
sghei Trustee unde said Mortgage all the second day Of
March, A. D. eighteen hundred aud the Station
House said Sh.boyssn and MI .pp Rail Dad Comps In
City Shoboy NicOnsn at two O'Clock Ia thu at.
tba da cell public auction hRbesi bidder for
the two hundred and thirty eight thousand and uine
tyhye dof and i0ryono cents S29 10 Az III INT o
bonds secured by said mortgage Outstanding With the inter
thereon unpaid being the amount claimed TO be due thereon
notssgrd prenoa de.cbrd In said tguge to sit All and
sugu the First Division ~ the Railroad said Gonna from
The City Of shsboy the City Of Fond duLac in Nicon
in together With al the right. OF depot grounds swsys
bridge, piers stations station houses hui dibg
s4pi Rqoad CoDps held thereafter acquired in
n-con Nth the said fir,t Division VI thr Railway
lAing whether obtained under the rights and Privileges
OF their charter conveyed to them by deed also ell the
.os ucoDe. Issues and poh and corporate aud other
franchises Of said Sheboygsn nd Mississippi Haosd Company
connected with the said Fst Division OF their Hsway
a h'Ico; and lao all tho locomotive
every decnplon machinery, mahuo hop. tools and i'm
plrmer wood and prope connected Alb the proper equip
nent working operating and conducting 81 the said Railroad
he owned thereafter acquired by sd Shebo and
hi,sishpp Railroad Company for sppneEat 30 tn aore
wise all " which personal chattel, declared fixtures
and and to be- nsd and sold threH h aud
separated therero, and to be taken thereof
Decenber IL, 1860. SAM'L r. BENSON. Trustee
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Newalprk daily grjbnae
CITY ITEMS.

BULLS HEAD.-Owing to a large increase to the
Fall supply OF beefcartle in oryfurh st oct yester-
day the drovers did realize good prices as they
did on the first day. There Of course good deal
Of complaint about Torres but in opinion the raes
obain-d may be seen in the report Of the mar'et
are full high any has right TO expect with
such very large number Of bullocas on sale every
week. The price per pound net has ranged this week
from TO 10 cents, aud ons bullock sold at II cents
All extra good bulIocks sold readily at 9dg cents per
pound for the meat
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lNssst sPENCEh T PARNELF .-sum.a'as TO- money
demand contract. To the dci-paaui; You hereby
.umuoned and r-qed the complaint In TIL. action
q -heh copy s-fe +h .eryd yoa aid 70 srve .coy
Office. No lOi Bro.de j. 10 The City Of Eo~iort within
days asr the service hereof exclusive Of the day
such r'iSe and you f 10 the said compliant within
the time soead the plaintiff In thI scon viii t.ke
assn't you br the OF housad nine fgudn ASd
eight dollars and eight VIII from ia. hirtisih day
uy thousand .t hundred aud Iy beside the Of
thlI Lction.-Da,td ABs 3 u6l
JOHN SHERWOOD, Plantia'. Attorney.
No. l0s Broadway New York
The couplsiat IN the ah"Ye Ted In the the
Cefk Of The 5upor Court OF the City o. on the
day u JAnuary 1851. JOHN SHERWOOD
JA21 lswtwW' Plaintiffs Attorney
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GTocRAPHrcAL.-Tbe Geographical and Statisticnl
Society will bod a stated meeting this evening at
O'Clock, at the rooms of the Society in Clinton Hall.
Those uer sted in matters corrected with the Grecin
Archipelago escecaIy its past vcissudes, its present
condition. its commerce aud its destiny, should bear
lecture this subject by A. G. Alexander esq, al
Amrican traveller, who has resided several years in
Greece aud Turkey, and has bad ample opportunities
for rendering himself thoroughly familiar with hir
theme. Mr. Alexander brings the subject home to the
preeent crisis in American affair." and thus contributes
TO reuder the information thus acquired Of practical
benefit while tie commerce ant agriculture Of the
region described being almost unknown to American
cssi al, recommended ss rich field to which the
attention of our moueyed should be TUNED.
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To every mother who b children s1serns from any OF tho
complaints ncI. TO h' period Of te hing say 90 DO, let
your or.udio- the prejudice OF othsr stand In H..
OF the ef that will be .ursye absolutely susto fol-
low the use o. MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP.
Druggists everywhere now keep MRS wINsLOw,s
SOOTHING sYRuP tot children sethns No medicine Il the
United STATE. .es like It, standard medicine and II,
fame voidvide Pl,irisns order and wherever its
magical effects have en- witnessed
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fraal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of IN. Surrogate of
IN, COonty OF Se~Yos noor hereby given al ptrscn,
dust JAMES CLAkk lat II the CITY Of New
Yoti dceAsed present the with the voucher thereof
10 The ubcrih-, Al tho Office Of Peter mmins No Park.
p,co IN the City Of orbrore The 18th day Of June
aeIt-p1isd New.York llth day Of DecenIbor, 1860
PETER CUNNING,
dIf lav6mrh CEORGL ARMSTRONG;
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1901 THE PENNSYLVANIA SE1
OOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. loOl
GRFAT bUTBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The cspsr Of nr Road Is cqus Ia the county
IAE GRtAT SnUET LINE 10 rHE WISE

Office 40 Aston House, corner II Ns'ey a.
Facilities the OF Passengers t. and from Cin
cinuad LicsgV. Loui. Paul Nahyilc Men PIN. f-"
and All otlrf towns IN the West. North West and
South Wet for and comfort by any route
IN oush nam the Wet rave New oh foot Of Couri
lsidt-,t f-Moiri EIpIes' ~ tyrrins h'pies p Ia
Sleeping .nt ,n.Iklns ell the trains ,
Fac always lo~ aud the tmr Hsquek a. by any o'her
route. -
~ hi. route Frsghs Of I'll descriptions be iorW ,rded to
Hind. " i.cou,n Ioaa ,r Mi.sour. by RAILROAD d.
RECT any port the bHSigsle river, VI us "es oy
s,rauier. nom iiu .ls-Kb -. -,
r., Of Ff,st 10 and frou any point Of the IVES, BY the
PrnnvivAui. ID all iius favorable " AZ" chus"d
hy h., H. -a Coup.uirs MerehauS add shiplcrs ntru-
iss he their Pr gt to this Company can rely
wat coilndencr ca its ,pe. dy tran.it -,
This q nu.fApy A., tsrtsus Kmgunt Accommodation
Lev. by pant ruiz Ahg Ns.'~ad enjoy ehe'p and
conlo ALB IA hall The urs elias. fsI.s
of Ire t. ELiIDl IT fa..cus-r Agent No As,or Hoo'o
IEEtna 10 EIeigbt As,ut' -.
No I Actor Hou.- I'D 30 ] South WiE,m Ct
No BstcLy place.
gNoCH LEWIS General sdp't. A,orb.. Pa
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Durrs n, tty Of unprecedented and Increasing popu
atty OF MIS- MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP, pu,nsr.
able CohrnLs sod other prepared by pretended
D. hare srr1rs up and lived bat n.nshIo existence
Will The soOTHIS9 SYRUP has been constantly increasing
H. popularity ard No IIohod word, and thou, nd, o,
mothers thHt Mr. wsLov fr Inc bo.lih Of ,hs!r children
BY III. asa Of hei 10 Ssl liable article.
When he pre.en, Of Cord." have followed In the
,ce p oftheir 'floioss edo ;es.Ors" MRS WINsLOWs
SOOTHING SYRUP VIII ti-lo to be popular fayorte and
g b,e.dns to every mother
None genuine unlcs. .c-,Iul, " CURTIS PERKINS
New.Yort, 10 the outside wrapper.
Sold by Drussists tbrolshoul tho world.
Pilneird oscc, No L. CedArst, Eew.Yort
Prtce snly Is esass Pr bottle,
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

L'OR SOUTHAMPTON and HBVRE-- On
II SATURDAY, Mach The Uni ed State Nal steamer
FULTON j. A. NoOp Commando Wi sail ON Tier No n
North River If geach- SATURDAY March at
T6 steamship for safety GDd sn1ou has double
which beside Other ats tend Ia the O.tnt q co Ii lon
sdng 10 keep the prIop free for work aud tie safety
OF yeSel and pa-s~rsrfs.
Passage IN Second Ca5iD. SIS and $50
For ire ghi or passage apply to ~
SAMUEL " FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE.
Agens 40. Broadway.
The steamer Ar AGO " III ..il March 20
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Give old for diseases incident the period os
sesthhs children Here you have that old f ce
In the fOrH. Of MRS wINsLOwe SOOTHING SYRUP
MRS. wEsLows SOOTHING SYRUP never fail. to give
ium .date relief
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N-OTIIE 10 fAAPAYEES.-OFrlcE OF TnE


~ COsNIssIo> or CAKES N%D As,Ks'sESf'. 40 "
(Laub.r..t New.Y OH Jan ECi.-No5e IL hereby gy,n
that the Assessment Rois Of Rel and fei soma sH OF 'h
itN md Count, fnTtue bi wii De opened
The 18th il.tsn for pubic thsI'c ~ ana WI,
coutUu. opeu until tic h day OF III hch clhNe' ~
requested 70 call a'd eAatlnt the SAM
IN rider tta a. errors the assessments may DE- corrected
A,o all pri,os eutltd ty law 70 reduction Of mn A's
nents nv their beig cleis or .t nhAy '
ylc, and also literary charitable Institutions ~ Ia" eA"nt'
r. M TAXATION are make pticaii"h ii Sucl ieun
ou or cviou. TO the clg OF the r"Bs on Tue Sh
day Of April c nj, ,oso {. ,,hV.b.I
for the INFO nation OF taxpayers,
nN iu the he books shall be oien for public
u.urcfinn hret r provided APPLICATION Dsy I've made ~
sn u iierE liLs,f sgsrie ed by the assessed Nu
, OF his real ur r,Opsl have tue sane C"ii'tu
uc made H. relation to the asseed 'A"eti OF
real Al NUT uede wiring lain tie gi"hd OF 90
,to thereto aud thrTeGpJn the COMM s'nefs ali examine
into the cou Iii AID IL their dsnrlt ne Ser
u..n. III, hail the b. euted ~ sum ippeA
non - la tire asscFssd vauIti IA OF persJhs"t
bs N cant ta exam oEh by a." shd u n'ii,
30 shall he authorized 8 administer -ch "ah o. sNo
them and judgment the l. o eOu, Hey
mail csu.. tie corrected aud the amount on 'neh
as he, believe he just snJ decHe he De
= on In.,.o I'm hirt, ate uch spicAIi shs have
usoe 70 th.u No rcdu ZION sh.L he uaI- ~ toe bosd
of real OF personal e-t,r i
under lee. sha sppe-T under "Ah OF am ms
TO- thai the tsv evCd unable 20 atcud whhln the
n, Dre.eI IN corecti4 Of BY reason o. scs
pe.. or absence Il the city Laws Of ~ Chapter 81. seoS
~ A j. WI IL BISON,
J. w ALIEN,
j. w BROWN.
i.n72swtusl Conmissionsr, Of TaIes and paessmeut'
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLRoAD.mFGGTT A Has y
HARLEM, and ALBANY RAIL

NEW-YOKk, HARLEM, and ALBANY Kali
~ ROAD for albany aud Troy competing WIN ,ne Hs" nd
YORK Genital Railroad all points West, norm Ne,' u
also vi the Northern Railroad for Saratoga hut
Ind Bun gten PAtt,buTg ROuses Point osd-'ou en- s"u
WATER ARR ANGEMENT commencing MONDAY, Dec
"a 1870 t,.iu. " N raye hew.i orb n f"llows
Eof Albany IA. anil 20 p. Exres' train nom Iryoh
row near Civ Hall For Albany I2n a m ano ''io ~
,ure.. trsn from 2Gh-,t. bcpOt For Albany, ~ IN. "a
me-, mail tu,n rom Tryor For A4b44y WA III
.,p.s. mai train tom 2Gtlst Dert For Croton ran.
D. "a s,oppiag ali sta. above ofsyii' from Snto'
H. r, tof n be fial o:lJ 2:D and p ~ stoPli.s
a. All sta ions from loE.s, Depot, For Lite Plains oo
mn fnn. " hitest spot stopping at all ssiio7t or W IL
i,nb,isr II a IN and 10 IN from 26th st. Depot stopping
- ali sisIn n. Pr Wii,labridsr, Has "a ("edte
aud satu DAYS on,l from 2rst Dep stopping At al sta'ihr
VrTUHNISG viii leave Albany IN. and 4:J IN lat
Al any 7:iJ ~ AID i:l3 m-EIprc.s Iria Ahaiy l'
A m Fast Albany II \ In.-EIpless Mril Train !ot"h
Fsl. . u .tou lug all stations month Of fremont While
Tlain ~ To- 7:!5 ~ aud +:1e stepping At Gil sta
stations iansmifg-. l. (Weonc'dAJ' and Saturdays
and ssa.r checked for Way S-iion, at s6th u,
Station only. JOHN 'lh1llIlsb' hs.t SUPP
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MEDICAL.-A popular trratse on Structure
WI Of the Ureths" and Dses.s Of the biadder by Dr.
Pps member the al College OF Surge Of England
dby GODFREY bookseller. No. Sal Br"sd.sy Pice -
cent? Mailed all rarts for 10 3cent Dir r. msy be
consul ed his Office 10 Wee; llths by litter on all
Of the Womb Bladder Of wuich no oo'tng
to 8 m.
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HIGHLY nSPoRTANr TO MoTHERs-MRs. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP IL tho only thing that you ca, rel,
upon to Civ res, to yo ,e. and hip you infant
MRS wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP ha. been III.
Of restOrS the dfot ping spirit, o. many rlothe
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEhSEf.-
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT Daily. SubdsJs eIeeIed,
e,y- S-w.yo. CourtlAndi ST. jersey City Fey
sor suite for aon.e,y {. IN. and ys IN i'i
Pi.uuput 4 IA 10 9Ji aud $50 Returning lss's
,ud.rns 81 1pp ia Mohs-y, f:lO m. and AZ e Tier
una, 6:Jl 7:.5 40 ard 1:l3 Or Sunday nshA
u,n leaves Suhern. " and frrnoEi lola p m reVrnhl
l,aye, Ns~.iork ct q IN OF Monday.
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NEw-YoRx HrsroRIcAL SocIErr.-At the regular
monthly meeting Of the Historical Society, held r, the
Sosietys rooms on Tuesday evening, a communication
was received from tie Ulter Hsio al Society tender
ing it's cooperation in any cation which lie cal
character nigh, asst. The offer accepted, and
resolution adopted direc ing that information be con-
We, ed th, Ulster Society requesting an interchange
Of correspondence on subjects Of interest to both orga-
zstons.
Tie Rev. DR.. 0sgood, the Domestic Secretary, in
respouso the call Tor his report said that might
consider the field Of bis duties contacted at present
and th,t portip Of Union came within the u
sdiction Of the For,ig ign Secretary. e however con
id I'D all The STATES Of the Union domestic rs
they Fix months az aud l. that the noble State
which bad given Washington birth, and now held hi
as' 60, would be to Ter sacred trust. Appl
Afer sone routine buriness,
' Henry Brace, esq, read an interesting paper on
" Ealy Dutch Lite ia the Upper Valley OF tle Hud
son" TIE omposiion rected that the Dutch settlers
the UpTor Hudson il 1879, did not generally speak
The Englbh language, which was merely Earned by y
feS Of their NUMBER AS sn accomplishment. TLey
were All impassive client, stubborn race and would
have remained bit for tie influence which enigrs-
ton from New FL gland had exeued tteir babits.
Tue a'ival Of such Ell igrants among them was tie
Of introducing the study OF the Enelis language
and established toms not before obreryed. T.,
Dutch hen prided themselves icing slow TO charge
their opinion, and such II them as were educated
confined cir studies aihly to tie Bible and the
wOrke Of Calvin lie enumerated the various traits OF
character ana habits Of life If the Dutch settlers and
traced the gradual oition Of tie English tngue,
which was Introduced by tie Traders from Connecticut
and other settlements. In FyJ the population Was
1870 o. of whom 10, 90 were slaves, making pfopor-
ton OF oae black 10 eighteen whites.
The paper then referred TO What was termed the
Ignorance aud superstition Of a. Dutch, who, il was
s,id, BE- hevtd in and were AFRAID Of ghosts WheI
child was born they would not allow IL to be brought
down stairs under the belief that such course would
tend to give the child II downward @re.r througt
lite. II ana alo believed that maid who obtained
the frt kiss OF All infant woul be immediately uar
RED. TIE Dutch then considered that when O pair
We're newly married the party who sleih next the
wall would die tint, and in order 10 prevent the fl
flkrent of The the bed II ICED In the center
OF the room. Tie paper in couelIlsop, referred To
other customs and tie traits Of character wbrh char
aterized the Dutch tie cose # the last century
After the reading If the paper intel igerce Of the
d, ath Of John Fhnbing Watson Of Boston Nas com.
muni,ared, and appropriate resolutions passed.
The meeting then adjourned.
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Ocean Gteamers.

TlNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOfD's STEAM
4 sHIP NEW YORK Il. Won sASrES Commander,
cA-r,pg be Uued St,tes N4ii viii -a from Pie No ~ North
'''' WV sA2cN62"'" az -. 20 ..->.t H.
anrs,EN ~. SDf'THAMPTON
rakiYs pss.euseIs %
LONDON HAvRE, sol rHAMFTON' and BREMEN,
al The following rates:
First Cabin. Tlt0. Second Csbin RIO; Stsrfsse, So
For freight passage Apply 20 -
GELPCkE, KEUTGEN l. REICHELT.
No ~ Roadway.
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@ h)bom It man Concern.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-A petition has /

CORPORATION NOTICE.-A petition has been
~ presented to Board Aldermen fo sever Norfolk
St, between Grand aud tester IT.
Also. fot q sewer In NeN-st
Also 70, In Jdsy to commence at thu sewer now
bo in ibt to extend to and through 18th to point OO
Al.O eoution for In 2sd from the present.
Also petition in :thst from 3d-av to LeriDs
toD aud up Lexington to isth t.
Also resolution for Ia Elm between Grand aud
Broon.-.ts
Also fOr In vsndsu.,, from vsicts to Macdou.
Also. a petiiou for s-wer ia Little Joness.
Also, fOr sewer in 4,has.. hOu Ash to Soth
Also petition n have the mouth tho sewer changed from
che foot CT Robinson the I'D. OF the Ii.r
Al.o. TO- sewer In IL sy Oet~ 28h sud ~ bat
Also, for sewer IA Hudson st.. between Cht,pher and
X.o resolution for bpldrs Giving bs,in. ard cuver on
Also for recesi bssin AID caive the south
sO Position for sewer in Dey between Greenwich and
Wr.tss
Also resolution for sewer In 48ths from ohsv to the
E,o resolution f,r reciyr cuyert on the moth
IVES, corner Of Avenue ald lbhet
Also teooiou for receiving ossin and cuve o. the north
ives, corner Of 9t'h snd 7hsv
Alec, petition for sever in Lsigh' from Hud.on-st to
so rs.olotion for 4atht between 9Th and 10Th.
Also tor T. North Moore':, FROM HudsOn-st
acct " IT'D Swsf f. West broadway
Also sewer ia S7,hst 4k sd wh
Al.O, los a s-vs' in ist.sv from .5h to 2eh-st.
Also Tor petition for se~e nmsncing IN West Ssh IT.
%ss 100 70 ,S lest vested; o. s iI , nI o%
cry and oopDeeting With the s.,r ,,ady but through Me-,
J7,hst -S
Also fOf sewer on the w. sIs NJ ubsv from aob Al IA
34L a. " " W 49, 80
Also fos the f4hsy between SSth and
9th ~ ~ 49,
Hi:o fos sewer IN Js'e'' from 0rsenVich.y to ahsv
Aiso. fof sseN-r IA Sd a' between lltth AMI llaht.
Also sresoGiiol fo sewer ia Mott st. between Blocker and
HOustonbG ' $3.50
Also sewer IN s5th,t h-twe.n 9Th and L,,iovoo
ALSO petition rs'e"ef Ia ID sv between OetS l6,
Aso resolution Tor sewer Ia Hob st. from sdav N ~
Silver. w ~N'
A fra 4, 1,h
Alo ot sewer In tStLst. htveen 3av aud Est River
Also fr seweI IN F3d ~. be,~eG 81 and Ltxg on avs
Also Pc itiOn for lthsv from lyh 10 2Jtbsts
Also Tor receiving basn AID calvert north wet corner
OF 0n8d aud nulbefr ss
Fzriss tusrred In the above and bsving objections 10 the
ssnns viii srbd their Oolction directed 10 Aderuan Richard
bDry Chalmn OF tho CoDudtse Bosrd NJ
inca. No, g. Ctr Hall RICHARD carry Committee on
v. 4 A. BODLE, isewers Board
JOHN IL BRADY, Of Aldermen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07

5ONOo0 bottle, month Gao BE- supplied $3.50
CANDS' WILD CHERRY EXpECTORANT
- For COUGHS COLDS and CONSUMPTION
Plea sn TO ske anil sore cue rs cents bots Sold By
all dmgsst. WHOLESALE BY r. ERWIN 2I5 Grand st.. " Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07

MRS wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP Is sold BY all
druggists throughout the United St.oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07

CORPORATION NOriCE.-A resolution has
" been presented The Board Of Aldermen Tor 81 th III
toanh ~ on ihisty.iith to Tbity snthst Anh through
Tl, ,iahtls IS feet west of tourthSv Rates ha'ls
o.r ions he same viii send their objections directed TO the
sIras Of tie Con iite- Sewers Board o. Aldermen no
q ~, IN " w r. 8 MINIS. Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07

STEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
~ LIVERPOOL landing AID eubsrtts pssse ger one-r.
town IreaudD The Liverpool New fors and PbsoelphiG
Ss.susnp InDs di-pachDg their full powered LJoe
bulk Iron Steamships Is follows:
ELNA..s...s'.'''s''s.ss ss'.'...'SttninAs
WOO. Saturday. Feb. ID
CITY OF BALrlM, RE........ saturday FOB ~
And every SATURDAY, noon, from Pier No a, North
River
RATES rAssAGE:
FIRST CABIN. STEE RAGE..........6 go
First Cabin London..... ~ Strsrasc to London... %
S,.ras. Hsturu tickets rood month";, 10
Fzs-ng-fs forwarded e. Psh HAVE, Hamburg Bremen, Rot
terdsm, Antwerp ke, At reduced through fs'rs.
Persons wisr brig their iieuds buy tickets hoe
the g1o~ing rates 10 NsfoIk: From Liverpool Oueens
Cabin t7S a. los Steersge from Liver
pool, $40; from Glusc n-tOwn 40
Ihrse have superior accommodations for passenger
and carry Jeenced They bsi IN ~steTtgh
iron sections tbd have patent Fire hnnibator- board
For furber ifnsiion apply Ia Liverpool To WIN IMAM
Ageut No ~ Wst.rst ~ Uisszlw To WM lNNAN. NJ.
st Enoch square. IN Queenstown % q w ID SEl MOURs
In london 10 EIVES MACY, No 81 King ihisms
IN PAD, JULES DECOUE No Place de- Ia bour.s 10 Phil
sdsphs 70 JOHN O DALE NO. 100 WalDutst at the Com
p.nJ'. Offices JOHN u. DALE AGENT,
No. T. b midway N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07

Millions Of bottle, Of MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING
SYRUP are sold every year 10 the United States.