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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05
SOUTH AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE VALPARAISO.
The P. 8. N. Company's steamship Valparaiso,
Capt. Cummins, arrived at Tabosa on the nights :: z
the 2lst inst, from Callao, &C.. bringing % cabin
and II deck passengers.
Affairs in Chill are much improved In business
| point of view. Large shipments OF Hour AID wbes
were being collected for shiI ment 70 Europe, -,
President Perez continues TO enjoy the good wina
the Chilinos, and the Government is progressing v
| perfect tranquility.
There was report of another revelation in Bob.
via under Senior Perez, but it is not confirmed, ana
was thought TO be unfounded.
| Couespo dence Of The Panama Star and HersA.
CALLAo, Jan. IA, 1862.
A deep.lsd plo. for the abduction assassination
Of Gen. Castillo WAS matured the night OF The Ia
inst. but the scheme 10 former instances, failed
in its object from the treaehery OF some OF It's al
thors. The design appears 10 Lave teen 10 icducs
the Gene raj 20 go on board the Ucaya' then lying In
Chirllos harbor and then 10 take him prisoner, bus
for some reason he refused to go, and tue plan was
then arranged to take him or assassiuate him AZ ~
residence; bu, this also failed OF success as Cas'a
was warned IN time to escape. :, .,
The commander and fret officer OF the Ueayan
were shoreas they say, ignorant of the eonspir'
acy-and ut about ii o'clock the mid-hipman having
charge gave orders TO get up steam and bead Tor Cal
lao. The guns were then run out and everything
cleared for action. Coming a'ongife The L0a, they
demanded her surrender, but she refused, and they
Immediately oreDed fire. The shots flew wildly
around the harpor for some minutes when tho En-
glish msn-ofwar gave signals for them to desi-t,
threatening them with broadsde in case Of refusal
this brought them to their senses, and they imne-
diately sood TO sea- but ndug their coal shor they
were DBL ged to put into the Chinchss. Tnis delay
enabled the Peruans and the Loa-whicl We ssls hss
been dispatched in pursuit-tc heave in sight, wesn
the conspiralors immediatsiy decamped, seiIina
horses at Pi,co, and speeding inland
The Hon. Minister PlenipoIentiary and Envoy TX
traordinary, Mr.. Christopher Robinson, from me
authorities on the IO.h inst. The whole civic AID
military powers Of Lima were in requisition 10 10
honor to the veteran, and 10 evinee sympathy ana
regard for the honored Republic which he represen.
ed 1t seemed the design to Guido all former ei'ir
iies on the occasion, and may DO wrong III s''g
uiing sinister motive 10 this design, YET the ae's
whispers, 0'tis not that we love the United States
more, but that We love Spsin less. u,sr,cI.
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1919 THE SEO

PENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with its connections, forms ,--r
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
gpox Nav YonK To rHK PRINCIPAL WEsrKRS CiTiRs
Eight trains daily from New FORK to Phisdeiphis VIA
~ Nsw.Jer.sy and Camden and Amboy line ,r,,,s
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST Br THIS
AN Huii M LHAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOOT or COURTLANOT-sT
Byway Of Philadelphia the morning passengers eive Ses
YORK same time a. othef routes Evening Ps"s
At . d m Que hour later than other lines
Nv way of Allentown evening pss,engeu leave ct p IN
three ho1 later than the Northern nss and by born routes
arrive the tue Northern tss In Chicago ana
st. Louis, Cleveland Colambus Cincinnsti ans AL n'sh
poin,. West with ever changes Of cars
sleeping Car ni.hou, chang run IN r,burra ~ miles
Smoking aud Saloon Cars ON all trains
FAR the sam y other routes
Bacsase checked through Transfers free.
S,cur. Tickets g oil until used BY fttsoureh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Tbs Psnns,lyanis Central Company runs an Emsf an.
Accommodate Line. which sdord. comiotaos MODE OF
travel TO parties moving ard at one haf the usual rates
INV FREIGHTS.
BY this route fssh ef al description. can be forwarded
10 .nd from sny pi on the Railroads ONO KENTUCKY In
di.u. Illinois Wisconsin, lows. Missouri BY RAIL.
ROAD DIRECT. 10 sny port on the nsvsaois fvsn Oh
the West by steamers from Pittsburgh . 49,
In. Freight and from point 10 the Wes oy
the railroad all tunes favorable a. are
charged By hsroad Companies and shP-
p.r inusns the transportation Of their fIesh 20 th eom
f.nv can 70 with confidence tts speedy transit
LIVE STOCK.
Farmers and Dealer. ia Live Stock will hnd this most ad
x-ous route Csparious Yard. well wsteed and sup
Piled with every veuence have been opened on th inc
and connections and every attention paid to Their
From aIr,burg where will be found every .yf
PHiAs NYIvYOEk and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
j. l. ELLIOTT. Passenger Agent, No ! A'sorio1ss'
LhEch 90 .,or s.n.e ses No South wnliam.t
MCDONALD BiscHofF' Em,:,s4 n nssnrs .l.e.
yyo~u ,vvu,a c.n.,., e.o,, Altoona Pa
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Correspondence Of .h. A.socis..d Press

AFiSwALr, Jan. "A, 1854
A most disgraceful disturbance occurred here ias
night, through the soldiers sent over here COUPE
days since from Panama by the Governor. They
got into quarrel with the ailer broke open the Jail
and set all the prisoners at liberty. Subsequently
they went around the town and arrested several
innocent and respectable persons opposed to the
present Administration in politics. Several shots
were fired, but fortunately no injury was done.
presume the whole affair has been got up by fac.
ton of the Liberals in order to have few Conserve
| tives turned out who still no ID Office here.
The steamer Orizsba from San Francisco, Capt.
Fsrnsworth, arrived at Panama u o'clock q. n.
She has 5000 in treasure for Panama; $2l4, 900
for Europe, and $s5A ,57S for the United States.
The Orizaba has also $40 packages Of cotton,
shipped from Acapulco, Mexico.
| The steamer Republic, from California for AGA.
pulco, in gale Of wind was compelled to throw her
deck cargo Oycrbosrd She was at Acapulco, on the
| beach, getting eaulked.
Capt. Richie of the United States steamer Saranas
had all his officers under arrest at Acapulco.
| There is no news from the coast.
PANAMA, Jan. "a, 1852.
Since my lest, the Panama Railroad Compsny's
Central America bringing confirmation Of the loss Of
the steamer Columbus and her carg, on reef called
Punta DE Remedios ~ the entrance TO Sonsonsts
Roads.
TIE Columbus IL total loss. She bad on board
about $50 packages merchandise Tor Northern Sal
vador and Guatemala, valued at about o. 5o0, 900
almost entirely Eogsh goods, and insured. Several
packages were afterward picked up and sold by
Lloyds agents, hut barely realized enough to cover
| the salvage. The captain, crew, and passeu 1eu
were all saved, and the latter 60 to New-iork On
the present steamer. The Columbus was net insured
The Guatemala brings very large cargo, valued
at 81, SOC, 900, and l3 passengers.
Eprrcur-For Nsw-York-6 eeroons cochineAl,
3s5 bales indigo l6 bales cotton, ~ bales deer skn
81 2O0 bullion.
From Guatemala there is no news. In Saivados
plan to assassinate President Barr'os has oesA a.,
covered in time to prevent the plot being carried
into effect.
The heavy rains in Costa Rics had iutariered vsy
ssriously with the raising OF the coffee cfsp.
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FROM ST. THOMAS.

Tho American ship Wet IN Ocean, oou n,r -
Eurnn. with Is, 600 bushels grain and $50 barr0s
-four, had put into St. Thomas IN distress. s,,A.u
d Neon md Their secretaries on board, had rearh
ST. Thomas on tho 18th mot. being unable 10 Set
Wsfax on account Of the ice, and trsnsisrrea ss'
passengers 70 the Il. w. I. M. steamer LII r'"'~'
bound for Southampton. .,.-.,c fcom
the American schooner Caroline Andssor .,v"
Chesapeake for Eew.io,k, had put iHso d. A"''-
ON the 18th inst. IN distress. ,.,..As
The Sumter was cruising among the ISLANDS -
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Ceqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of tho County Of New York notice !, hereby sven TO oil
persons wing elaine against ABRAHAMs sCkIBNER, late
oths City Of Now York deceased TO present the same with
VOUCHERS thereof to tho sabscriber at his office, No
iss Bowery ia the City Of HewYork, before the
tw.nty .nioih day Of July nsit-Datsd kowYork, the
twenty hrs' day Of January, lttl.
Jsnal IswemW. T. ID. BROWN Executor.
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leaving the United States required to provide them-ve
with passports fractions for obtaining which be had
the Compsnys Offices, No. Is Broadway y. Y.
JoHS @. DALE. Agent,
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
~ at Queenstown Cork HsTbor)-1hs Liverpool. New
Yoik ard fLs delphis Stesm hip Company intend atch
Ing their fu ed Clyde built lion Steamships follows
CITY on observation-disclosures Saturday. Feb g.
CITY or Saturday. Feb Is
And every succeeding SATURDAY. at noon, from PisI
No. ~ North River.
FIRST CABIN. ......e73 sTEERAGE...:...
st Cabin 10 London ~ Stesrass 10 London.....
tirt ta,n to Pss...... s.een.s TO PaIi,...'' !,
Fiat Cabin 10 Hamburg IS stcersg- TO Hamburg
Passenger. also forwarded to Hsvrs' Bremen, R0erda"
Antwerp &c, ct equally low rates 49,
Rates from Liverpool or Queenstown l Cabin. 80 TBo
and = l05 strerase from Liverpool. 80 From Queens
town. go Tickets can be bought here ct these rates
snsbling people to send for their friends.
These Steamers have superior accommodations Tor pasen
gers strongly built In wss tgh, lion Sections. and
carry Patent Fire Anuhiators. Experienced Surgeons ara
attached o. each stesmer.
For further informs ion apply In Liverpool to William
INMAk. Agent NO ~ Wat.T In glasgow 10 ALEX NAL
COLIN. No. 81 Enoch..qusre, In Qnecn ,town to w
d. SEYMOUR Co. In Londoo to LIVES MACY: No
81 Mig Willism-st 10 Paris to JULES DECOUE No
Place Do Ia Bourss IN phsdsphis to JOHN O. DALE No
III Wanutsf. or at the Companys Ofhess
JOHN q. DALE. Agent No. Is Broadway. N. x.
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TNHE HORACE WATERS PIANOS and
Professional Notices.

EDWARD ii. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor of The
II scelpe and operating and Consulting Surgeon, No ~
5b.pv Office cancellations the obscure diseases Of
the pelvic vi.cera Rupture Piles. ysricocee and Fsina
radically cured without the knife hssture Office hours
from y TO 9 I TO g. and to evenings
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Nempork daily @1iba,gt
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN xfor.
ONE HUNDRED PASSENGERS AND Hssnno.
IN TREASURE.

TOTAL LOSS OF TIE PANAMA RAILROAD cn.r
PANY'S STEAMER COLUMBUS.
The steamship Northern Light, arrived ysst.,S.,
from Aspinwal, brings intelligence of Tie TO-,
loss of the Panama Railroad Company's steamer q.
lumbus. She was wrecked on the 9Th Of Decemba
on Point Remedies, near the port Of Acayutla, Ma
lives were lost. She was employed in the Ceot,,I
American trade.
The following is the specie list Of the Northern
Light.
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FOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. frat

elsss steamer viii eave Ne~York tn lst, iIth and
1t OF each month except when ,hes dates iAl SUNDAY
when The day a. departure will DO the MONDAY following
for height or passss, apply Al the only ece No Bowling
sresl- ID. u. ALLEN. Agent
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DEMITTANCES To IRELAND. &c.-TAP-
Az SCOTT Co confirm. to drafts they have done
Tor Tue pas. twenty i've years Those wishing remit
10 ber iends be supplied with drafts FOR any smount
payable d-m nd In any part Of Great Britain OF Ireland
by spp,Is hs old established place Of busnes No 81
Southsl. N~w.YoIk.
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Passenger Station In Nsw.York cor INnsA ana ''"'s''
Entrance on 21thst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
For Ne w.Hsvsn, I, "a m, (Ex)i R;l3. 3D(EL) $780,
For Bridgeport. 4, m. (Ex), DIS $50 GELS $50
For Milford strsiord Fairfield Southport and ws'tpor
q M. I; l2:i5 $50. and 4:Jo p m - an m, .,o
For Norwak, $3.50 l2l3. $50. (Ex)i $780, 4:so d
For Dsrisn and Greenwich $50 nj n'i'' $780, 4;aa
FOR Stanford ia GEL s:ooa MI a:ls 49, tE1h d;
50, 4:3O $50, p m. "a,
Is, $3.50; 4:go, $50, $50 SPIN.
Far po,r Chester and New Rochelle, 6p m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield. ga (EI $50 (ELes p m
Fer Boston. via Shore Line, l2:l3 8p.m. 80. "a,
For Hartford and Springfield, sA m, tExl nls' '''''
For Connection. River Railroad to Montreal = NJ tE.h
and I2:l5 q Ia to Northampton ,,
FOR Haitford Providence and Fishkin Railroad m'
(Exl 12:i3 o. N. +, ,,. p.u,..a
Tor New.iIssen, New-London and Stonington ks,hosd
sts g. H., HIS, J:p. 6pm v.,
For Canal Railroad. l2:l3 .. m. to Norfhsmptoh
For Ionsatonic Rsilrosa 70 PH,sheid. O. IN
For Nsuxatuck Raiifosd. g IN J:0 a.
yor Danbury and Norw ak Railroad, 2. 10 M 81" p m
Commodons 81 go ping at sch-d 10 p m train
JAMES II. HOfT. Superintendent.
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PENsIOv OFFiVk, Juls y 10oI
THO ALL WHOM il MAY CONCERN.-Ap-


1860 for the reissue of the Lad described herein
h,eb tbst a, the date following tho eerpon Of each
W,rrsn new certificate OF like tenor will be issued II no
valid objection should then appear h. -, ~ ,e.7 &, "a
No ~ 80 for 100 issued under inc sc' o .of W 10
yor Of Eesnor Bryant formerly widow and sloan
only surviving ohd heirs at law Of micnas Q, m'eas
decea.ed late private in Company e. lth United states In
Ec 60 2 for 1860 issued under the act Of March 1855
in the Of aud granted on the go day OF June
lg5;-Dec-mb %, 1861.
No p a4 for issued under the act Of March 1855
In the name Thomas Johnson and granted on the 9Th day
of september lsS7-Jenusry4 1862. -
No 42i6 for GO issued under the act of March, 1855
IN the name OF Polly wdow Of John Camp and was granted
on the 23d Of September. lss-yanu.ry I, 1862 ,,,
No for 6o issued under the act Of March 1885
IN the OF William Scott aud granted on the LIST day Of
May, I8i6-Janusry H. 1862 ,0.,
No % s6 for 10 issued under the act Of March iss
in the name of Simeon Tesme and granted March 20
No for 100 scses Issued under Of March, 1855 n
the name OF Nancy johnson widow of John ichard' ADD
was granted August 81. I8ss-Ieth Of January, 1852
No l9cT fo issued der the act Of March, 1885,
granted November 90 Is6O--Jspuary IS, 1862
No 3o for 100 ued under the act Of March, 1852
deceased and was granted October TO- ls5625,h January
No for 100 acres issued under the act of March 3d.
1855 in the name Of Josnns NJ widow of John Van Bus
kerci ard was granted August a. l8s6-Febuary 1862
1855 in aI the ns%e Of Jacob FOcier and granted August
No IS 40 Tor 50 "ued under the &C, Of Msrch 1855
OF March. lgS.-Februsry o. 1872
1880 in The Of John Denny and was granted September
"a, l85i-March ], 1861
No 03 M for 40 issued under the act Of September
1880 In the name Of John Barcn and granted March H.
l8S5-March IS 1892. -. , ,...
No for 100 issued under the act Of March 1855
In the name BarnaDss Cook and granted September ~
le6O-Msrch Is. 1852 49, , ..
No s3 issued under the act OF March 1883
in the George W. Warren and was granted October
g. l855-March Is. 1862. - .
No 81 s acres issued under the act Of March 1855
In he of Thomas
l95S-Msfch Is 1852. - -
No sls for acres issued the act Of March 1855
In the name Of Abigail widow Of JopanAn Beard and
granted August l. lB.6-Msrch o. 1862.
for 100 issued under the act Of March 1882
the OF Isaiah Tssker inor child OF El.h Tssket
decessed and granted September 26 lsS6-March a.
1862. -. . 49,.
No IS for l2o issued under the act Of March 1885,
in the ~ Rufo. Woodford and was granted January
%, l3JS-March 20. 1862. 49, ,,.
No 81 40 100 Issued under the act OF March 1885,
in the Of Jordan Hunt and granted August T. 1876
March ~. 1862. 49, ,...
No for 100 ued under the act Of March 1855
In the name OF Hexekiah Smith aud granted June 20,
l8s7-April S. 1862. JOSEPH h. BARRETT
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CERMAN-AMERICAN INSTITUTE, Nos
m and "a Msrk,,.st-This Institute ackaowleds.d
the most important @, rnan Academy In the United states
aud the 6r which has stcty acted according to the pno
nI.s Of German ins will have lie public Examination
on the 9Th 7h and 9Th Of February In Ptbsgorss all Ca
nal st. near Bowely On the hat two days. the kxsniEa'
on u IN comue O'Clock IN the afternoon. the last
.y at ~ O'clock morning and will this Day be devoted
to the highest clssse..
An acknowledge the high importance Of the German
In bod Of instruct ion ale hereby invited to stte.d
Rev RUD. DuTON ID. ID.
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A BSTRACTS of important Acts Of the Second
Session of the xxxvhh Congress end the Special sss
sion OF the AAAFllh Also. the important Procsns
ALMANAC
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yyocH LEWIS. Gsn.r. Sept Ai,oons. Pa



CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY.-
~ From foot OF at Hampton
Juneou With Delawse Lsck.w anna aud Western Railroad
Ard q. E.son with Lhsh Valley Rsrosd and u. conoee
tom, forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the west wihoo
WiSiER Observation-Disclosures Nov. 4, 1861
Bass,ssrns EIra.:s-A. N; fcr Eaton. Reading
r:,; n.ss's M,seI 4. GAps ..;oS %.,: Go a sen
ton. oresi Bend. Pitt..Os. WIi..burs, DC. go.
~ ns as.Sia. fs,..-I.' H.ri.S s Is '
4r. TagorGn TsAIS-For EAs,on. Bethlehem Allentown
s:0rs WAT TKArS-For somerville.
Bpm WrsrHRs ExPREss-For Eston Allentown. Read
Ing sribus Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping cars from
Jer.ey City through TO tinsbu'rh
ExPKsss TRAI. FOR HaRRIsBrKo-The . IN. Express
Tisin ou New Yo's srvr at Hsni.bugst p. m connect.
ing Ia, an West on Rirosd Northern
Cen,I. R'irosd North and South and with tho Cumeef'
Tmr TnsorsM ExrRrss TRsIs FOR rHx wr.r leave.
daily ,Ssna'y' s.o,psSi %s.ss sU n
charge ,fcss Pt.bush and bat 70 Cincnr att and
chicago -Four hours time Is ssyed b, taking this train
Yot nom lier No. !? North hivrr ct s:i5s. 1890 $40
Tho boat. stop q. Bergen Point and M.n.n Hsbor every
trip each way. JOHN q. Stems. superintendent.
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-Pas
~ ssnrsr Trains from Of Chsmberrs as follows;
an Express. Tor bunao.
sis ~ Mils daily. for oti.vls aud intermediate Sta
n |. H.. Accommodation, daily.
$50 p M. Way. for Middleowu. N-wbursh aud intsrms
So m Nigh, Express daily for Dankik. Buffalo Csnsu
ssi.". and pnncip.i sato The Train Of Saturday
th' sush 10 suf.io' b., doe. not to Dunsirk.
p "'' "''' '''''' CHARLES MINoT, General sup't
NArHiNIRL MARSH. Receiver.
NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAILROAD. For Albany and Troy, North aud West
WINTER ARRANGEMENT commencing MONDAY, Nov
Sl For ALBANY. l0:3oa IN Express mail train from
for ali local trains zee TIMEr TABLE
JOHN BURCHILL, Asst Sup't.
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD--CIIANGE Of
~ TERMlNUS.-Lesvs Jsmes.slip and 3ithst. Ferries
New York ct 9:3O for 0r.~npot; 800 and 800
for North Islp aud Saturdays va hank; $3.50 and
$3.50 for Syosse $3.50 1880 and p. for Hemp
sissd and $50 q H., $780, and y. m. for Jamaica.
NEW.JERSEY RAILROaD-FOR PHIL.
IN ADELPHIA and the SOUTH AID WEST. via JER.
SLY CiTY.-Maii and Express Lines leave New.York
sold for the south sndws and through baggage checked in
a. IN. and and Il p NJ; trains.
No baggage will be received for any trains unless delivered
and checked Is minutes in advance OF tho time of leaving
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD For ALBA.
III NY and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave:
From Chsmbsrsst From 3O,hsL
Express and II m, and o. 1925 H. 10 a m and $40 and
10 and p IN. $3.50 p. IN.
Troy and Albany with sleep 1910 Sunday included.
ing carl. 10I5p M.
Poushkeeosie train 800 a. 30 m and is;a5 and $40
m. aud ~ m. and 6;l5 p N. pun
Peekskil train. 4;O0 p III. f.25 w.
sing sing hsin s:s3 O. m, 1910 w., and $40 pm
b;ls p.
A. r. SMITH. Superintendent
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CERMAN-AMERICAN INSTITUTE, No.

ERMAN-AMERICAN INSTITUTE, No.
" sg We. 22dt The annual public examination 81 the
pupils will be held on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
February snds from Q; a. - p IN. In the NAH
Lectur. Room OF tho 'oepsr lntuie Inc lower
olse. 10 b. .Isninsd on WEDNESDAY the upper classes
on THURSDAY. As semi annual term VIII oesn on
FRIDAY February T. all parents who think OF trusting this
In,tie with III. educ their chi den BY ssseg to
the public examination viii have the beet opportunity OF
ens idea Of the character OF the school sea th-
sdttsd method Il instruction Circulars containing
a partculAr be had at No 500 West fIds. OF daii's
w IL OERCKE p D., Principal
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CENSUS Of 1s60.-POPULATlON Of EACH
~ STATE by COUNTIES. sls the Population of the pn
cpl Cite, Of the United om the CENSUS Of $780,
will be found In THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
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VENO NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Il will give $50 any Notary Public o. this County VINO
viii resi.n II favor reasonable cmprrt ition 20 ~
informed of Q vacancy. Addres. NOTARY PUBLIC IND
une Office.
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Ortan Gteamers.

Horcr-By order Of tho ssn,tsry Of STAT. all passenger
leaving the United States required to prvds themselves
with passports direction, for obtaining which may be had
the ComPsnys Offices, No. Is Broadway y. Y.
JoHH O. DALE. Agent
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L,ORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, Washington
il County N Y-Bes, sustained Boarding srmins,y ia tho
State; yesrs established brick bodinss; for ladies and
eenemen IS hers superior ADVANTAGE, TO prepare Tor
bose teaching oor college military dri piepay'
for Ia weeks Common English branches with board fuel
washing aud room furnished s1eept carpets and bresssbe
Spring Term March a. For circulars or rooms sddre" the
Rer 1cSRPH T. KING
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1netruciion.

ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE. with Col
IL l-gise Department. Annual Classes, and sysis,n 81
domestic industry opens rev session on THURSDAY.
Feb s. Term. for board and Tuition, - bslfyeny
session. Address the Rev. A. W. COWLEs, d. d., fress'
dent
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Jnsuranee Companies.
H,pw-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INsUR-

HNCE COMPANY (purely Mutual. Boston. Mass &c
Fund to meet losses nearly Two Millions Losses
duur II year. over 100000 Dividends paid Ia cash, In !.
ssoOoo Last Cash Dividend 20 per cent Not assets
over liabilities. 100000 Inters ting documents concerning
Life Insurance furnished gratis
JoUN HOPPER Agent ard Attorney for the Company,
Bank Building llo Broadway cor Fine st.. NJ
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TINHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
II under the firm Of MARSH FOSTER 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent JOSEPH Il MAksh.
Feb l. 1862 SAMUEL fOsIEh
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i IFE INSURANCE.
SECURITY LIFE INSURANOE
AND
ANNUITY COMPANY,
No 81 FINEST.
CASH CAPITAL $4,000.
80 PER CENT.
Or rihs Of thu Profits VIII BIZ returned TO the rocy
H.r eyery third year One half tho premium can be p,id
10 note desired by the Insured Prospectus with rates Ano
'H''"'' ROBERT l.. CASE, PrssidsHt
THEO r. WETMORE, Vice resident
ISAAC IL ALLEN. Secretary.
CAREY MURDOCH, Ac,ugy.
%a Henry W9 sHahda f. NJ DM'dle Examiner
at the Office daily from TO Up. m.
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THE MORRILL, TARIFF and the TARIFF
Il ACT Of the Special sesson-boih compiete-~H b
found 10 TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
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TTNHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
i under the name OF QUISBY FIELD: is this day die
solved by mutual consent W. u. QUISBY will continue
The bu.is.s the place and sisn 10 liquid on New
Yerk. Feb. l. leOl W T. QuiSbl,
URlAH FIELD
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NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAILROAD For Albany and Troy North aud West
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. commencing MONDAY, Nov.
T. L6l For ALBANY. 1880 q IN. Express mail train, from
10th at Depot
For oil local trains see TIMETABLE.
JOHN BURCHILL, Asst Supt