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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS,
AND COLDS.
The Makora ArabiCa,
DISCOVERED BY
MTSSTO III AR K

M LSS LIN AA-ES K
WHILE IBAVELING n A A BI A
All vino are suffering from Consumption should use the
MAKORA ARAB!CA, discovered by Missionary IN
Arabia. ,,
the MAKORA ArABIOA, discovered by missionary il
Arabia. ~ ,,, $500. A.,
MAKORA ARABICA, discovered by missionary III
All who are suffering from Sore Throat, Coughs, and
Colds, should use the MAhORA Arabia, olSc0'eIeu
by missionary in Arabia. :.
All who are suffering fron Asthma, SGrofua and I'M
puritieg o. the blood should the MAK0RA ARABICA
discovered by missionary in Arabia
1t cures Consumption
1t cures BIoncht-.
1t cures Sore Throat, coughs and colds
1t cures Asthma Scroula, and impurities OF the plooo
This unqualified remedy is now for the hrsS tune IN
troduced to the public. -
II was proYidantlaIly discovered by missionary
while travelling in ARABIA. he was cuTtu OF eOhsuiuP
zion by its use after his pronounced hopeless
by learned physicians in Europe. - =
fJe has forwarded to US in writing full account OF
his own extraordinary cure, and of number OF other
cures which have under mis- observation, ana also
a full account Of the medicine. .,
A. his REQUEST and impeled by desire to extend a
knowledge of this remedy the public, we have had ms
communication printed in pamphlet form 1or Tree as
tributon. Its interest Is enhanced Dy an account m
he gives of some of the scenes ofhe Syrian massacre
which he obtained from those who suffered IN thata"Iu
tragedy. ,s, - q in
be sent free by mail to all who apply for it,
we imDort the Makora Arabca direct from Smyrna
through the house of Cleon Gyppus, and We nave al
WAYS on hand full supply put up IN bctes reauS 'o
Price one dollar per bottle Sent by mail, receipt
of price, and24 cents for postage
For sale wholesale and retail by
LEEDS, GILMORE &; CO.,
Em,porsers of Drugs 81 Medicines,
g. Liberty St., N Y.
ALSO. BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
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1000 Agents Wanted

To introduce Dr. Hurd's Dental Remedies into e- -
county. Men who want 10 make money n,s
ly, better with these ar teles than any ihir a
market. They are new, useful, low priced, and
spending Thousands in advertising them for the fe4t
OF agents. Boxes Of samples, containing dozeT oF ~
dollar packages above specified with cirepJ - @
be sent, receipt Of screen dollars about half r -,
any person wishing test his her skin IN sejin
with the view of becoming agent. They can he nis
in day. q We acDasld rather pdy salG..{ss tI0a'
Commissions to those rho roTs tezaseEses etr.s1s
sdl6Sare1.
81 Nov is the time to go into the business r..
address ana references see above. Eof
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20
A liberal discount made to dealers.
Address Principal Office, Tribune Bull
Nrc. ] Gsnrrtas-A E&.-c,A-

AQQrSSS Er1nC1Fa1 once, If1DuIlS Bull d
ings, No. J. Spruce Street, New York.
Sold also by Caswe Mack & Co., Fifth Avenue Hotel:
J. l. Coddington, us Broadway; D. S. Barnes, 202
broadway, and by all druggists 1y25
Notice.-We are daily receiving orders to send nv
mail some more of DR.. Hurds Dental Remedies
which cannot ill. None are mailable except me
Neln GLgjd Plaster, which send in an envelope on
receipt Of price J ceEtS and stamp But to accom-
modate persons in places where the druggists and store
keepers behind he age have put up packages in
white emb ossed boxes inches oy four with
partmentseach box containing bottle Of Dr. Hxrd'e
Mouth Wash, aGd Tooth Acbe Drops box of Tooth
Treatise on Teeth and their diseases the best means OF
preserving them, and the proper treatment of chi
GreS Teeth, worth OF itself the entire cost to every
young or woman, parents with young children
with sundry other necessary articles price per pack.
age dollar, six packages for S. sent by express
directed AS The express charges are not much IL
any, more on dozen than on Cne it is far cheaper To
order six or dozen packages at one time. large
family will want ALL the surplus be disposed of
neighbors with public benefit for can
how much pain, suffering, unhappness, and dis6gure
ment expense, loss of time and money would he
to the country if every family to-day had one of these
packages, which in ITSELF is complete set Of Dental
Remedies. Address WIN. B. HURD Co., T.ibune Build-
ings New York, and write name and address plainly
That remIttances may be made with confidence W Il
Fl. & Co. refer to the mayor of Brooklyn, TO G. W Car
FIFTH, President of the Farmers and Citizens Rang
Brooklyn; the Editor Of the American Manufactur
ers' Gazette to Joy, Coe Co., Publish ers' Agents
when he it and who has already ordered second
SUNNY. ct
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DARLING's LIVER REGULATOR,
LIFE BITTERS,

Ipassed clotted blood by the urethra. am now en-
rey cured, and take pleasure ia recommending these
remedies"
Mrs. O. Tabow, II Christopher street, N y, writes
Feb 20, 1901 have been subject 50 attacks Of Asth-
ma the last twenty years. have never found any
thing equal 70
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15
che Obio 9talte,s,,r,rrrarr ,rrr
TIE 3 MaI

TKRMBl ia lI1y
ggAhk, PER year sss'..."..s..U.aG.. .ag 90
1Ii u Weehv, per year. .....,.,.........,..3 3 90
weekly per year '''... '...........,.,........I 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

4sc 44 ia l4 stt e1i f4iSlT ToY3 t1rm w
aii ti9aio yliilga bds nalaU aIl ~ niamsi
? q uolaJ si1 mall wsTbGfip "a ,lcsl,si
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

ssaw eblyorg O bsaalsosa Cd Oi tdsuo sia. IA
.'fT cd scl sraam br.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15
Mr. Cor,s meiolndar.

We And 10 the Globe Of July s.h the follow
Ing rejoinder by Mr.. Cox, to Mr.. HuroHIus's
reply to his (Mr, CD speech on oEmancipa-
tion and Its Rssults."L This relolndsr epssks
for itself: n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15
Ayers Cherry. PeCt0ral,

-
Coughs, Colds, InfuenxA, IIonrseneS
Group, Bronchttis, liAe ipiemt Com
n b. sumption, and for the Relief
OF Cons um ptfVe Fafterfts
4S13 cfeis I'm advanced Staaeas5@E
Of the Diaens6.
This Is remedy 10 universally known to airpsss ssy
other fcr tbs cure Of throat and hflH eonpldnts that
Il useless here to publish the o rs virtufs ~
uhrivaiIed exceehee for coughs and rdldS end s r'l
wonderful cures cof pulmonary dseasq, have made u
known throughout the civilized natone o. tDs earu
who have NOT some porsona experience q It, enscfss
some living trophy In eir midst Of IT, victory crsr .hs
subtle and dangerous disorders o. the hroft ana lune
ar they know too the ebctn Of this mfdy, ~ nesd nct
do more than to ASSURE them that mas nov ~ the w
tues that Il did have whom mnking e which hss,
won so atrongiy upon the conndsfei g pept'na
Prepared by DR. JsC. AxKR ~ cQs Lowell, mass.
and for. sale SS a. RoDERrs, Colun6ua sad ~ Al
April la, 1602-dhWeoWly : \ ~ -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

e'3aiiiaF sflet lIlH sbiswh1 iosq \
"9aI;ssiAgH 70 macq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04
n.sysuenus ., Uces, r,rounera.
TO AnRIyE

Mr.. McM,srIR's LscrUEE on CoLUanUs.-!Th.
audience st L. ing Hall Ca Sunday evening was
rather a ooaniy oue and tbs elaborate laudotion Ut
Columbus 10y Mr.. hcNas,er went of rather iamoly.
lie took the ground tni hiogaihers Of tho discoyeor
have known ht,le, comparatively, Of thsiF subject
The work Of Washington Irving is beautiful ia pon.
of style, but be mistakes great many q The acts Of
Columbus, and doel ~, give him nearly a bis bis
ioreal importance. lie trelied the discovery Of CO.
lumbus az purely religious enterprise, which could
20, have been conceived and carried TO snocess BY
any llta member Of tie Roman Catholic Chnsh,
Ths lecture, though interesting contained no,hiu,
specially striking lu wa, well received by tbs audi
ence. who applaadsi with nore zeal at traes Than
indignant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04
PgNsicv OFYics, Junee 1901.
r,,O ALL WHOM it MAY CONCLRNS.IAP-

w. An y -. - ,,,dsr ala. a, OF 30 June
u pica fh iA'nis - II Wsna,t. ,c.tei hnfeili
l''' j = H 49, = -, len lost ~ desros cd nl Is
wren uh. W I.. r. lo,yigr IN. de.cf ion Il each
hereby sireu th,t 81 r oA Iii he aud II no
" variant, ~" GER .ii .. y,
void oojrtioh hoai" Id, tb, ,rt NJ 1871 m 7.
vor II Eleanor Bryant formerly "'i s3 ~ ~ i So.n
only Surviving chic' teis ~ - - - - r. oif,I so .. In.
f.btry--Jufy4 5. 1862 .,.e,t,..h io.s
no 6s2d 90 20 scre' 'snru unu - 3,d IA, of lima
IN tle name Of seth Love- ard granted Gu te | u'' " '
li5;-Dec-uiter23 p, 1851 -. = Mach Isss
No. Q 81 Tor tO ac''s l'sueu u.u' J % th en- d,v
OF s.p,.sn her l5s7--jtou,ry 4, lo' $1,000 ~ ,os,
No 2 u.s. for 1p lcrr' issued nnee Ine -, o' p
10 the nan 81 Polf wdog of Iohn emp ,ni WIS ss9u
o, The 23d 4 september 1851 -iMuay ifoS ut, ,o.s
No p i2G or i6J screl sued undeI ths ecl OF ~
g. he OF Niuiau scott ene gAheo " 'No '' ~
MAY January II. 1862 .,1 ,szs
no $50 Tor 70 acres ,sued under the act o. Natcn, %
in he o. Simeon Ieainster' 'h9 was t'shs" '' -
ls,s-ls,h ~ January, i@: s,,, ,o.r j.;
30 81 802 for 01 lcf, i''ued vndef sct OF ws'n,
ihe name o. Nancy jon ,-1n Woo" ~ '"u'' '' ~
va. gau.rd Aacust e. Its-iSth ~ January w, ,..
No az NJ f1 40 issuod u der ts ACT 81 Mafch o''
~ The usme o. Sar,h WHO" N tN,t ,s,'i0>o' ' wa
80 a. 100 fr 40 acres. i,.ucd under ID. &c, March 1852
IN he name ofCytus :. Nat minor nlo OF ogtvs 49,
esd and srhned October w. io'o-%''" '~nsaJ
i5s1 -, ~, ,,,,,b az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04
inslallment on the cent loan, amounting y
s3 500, 900, payable tomorrow. u


s. 500, 900, payable tomorrow. "a
In Gold there ia rather activity, and the rss
Of premium has an advancing tendency. The street
brokers' are buying at % premium. and selling d
3I03, premium. The business at The Board
amol,ted to about 100000, closing at 1903. y
cent preminn
IT, 7.3O y cent Treasury Notes there 10 rot much
change. The supply is moderate, ava the sales ars
at 97i a9s.
The arrangement for Merchants Exchange prop
er'y is not yet closed, in consequence Of tho unw,
!ipgness OF Pr. Barney to Sign The p,psrs.
The phenix Bank will, we understand, DISTURB
81 100000 tomorrow for dividends and ecip Of the
Atlantic Insurance Company,
Money remains without change Of importaDss.
Demand loans are 5a. = cent. Leading papera
sal . cent.
Tic business of The Clearinghouse Was sa5,-
oil. 995.
Tie Oriental Bank Las declared = Jen-annuL
dividend Of p cent, payable on the l0fh inst.
The Irving Fire Insurance Company have declared
a dividend OF per cent, payable or demand.
Tie number Of banks refusing 10 take desdad
notes il increased, now that they are prepared 70
meet the ast call on the loan. Tboso receiving ten
epu'te that tbe depositors shal draw their creeks
PAYABLE in these notes. They uow 'orn niioost The
su.i,s circulating mc,iium 81 the country.
Pennsy wanna il paying the interest upon hsr de0'
in coin 10 all who ask L.
The Bank statement for the pact week shown
aboY. he result anticipated. Tho movement under
suapeqsiop "a not Of much Importance.
The following is comparative statement Of re
condition of The banks Of New-Yors City. from
Jan. - 20 Feb. J:
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The Stock market this morning was lair'y active
in some descriptions and tle feeling AZ the opening
was stronger undcr The more favorable adFoss IRON
Wvhngton. Toe decline u Saturday brought IA
some BUYERS, and tore Was disposition - ope--
ATE in time contracts. Ile most active stocks are
he Eric and Toledo. In the Preference shares 81
Erie g. ere was unuus activity, especially on ne'
and tie ,uota,ous showed On advance Of per cent
Genital va also better, ceiling at ~ aS-s.- TIE
Ws.,ern sbaros were generally firm, but Illinois
Central was an exception, selling down 10 D. Al
The second Board tue rnarkc, was Irregular bl'
On tho whole heavy. Illinois Central vas
pressed for sae and touched 81, against
% on Saturday. The Impression tha'
Government will take advantage % tue clause IN Tie
charter TO compel this Company 10 transport troops,
&c. free Of charge. his brought stock on Inc nif-
k.t beyond ,hs demand. The January business aiso
has had an in8aeuce, being very ght in consequence
Of the closing Of The southern endoi the road. After
,be regular session tho market Wa weak. Un'su
St1fests. 1881. 81 %; United States coupon, -,
1854: Uu,ted States e, "a, rs 1'S; Tennessee
STATE js, ~ u -; Virginia State g. d. 3eo@; Noith
Carolina State -. 621G1,; Missouri State Cs, iOlc
II Pacific ,ial Steamship Co., % or; New-fo-A
Central Railroad 81. So Erie Railway, 35S 9'-55'
Enc Railway, Pref, 552daG; Nrds River Ni-i-
ro,d37fa3'. Harlem Railroad, = "a ~; iiaF'eu'
Railroad. Preferred, 90 1906 Reading Rai'road
mann: Michigan Central Railroad, fS. q '9i
Men. sou,b-ri, and Northern Irliaua Railroad, = !
02i,; Al,b Souti eru au1 Northern Indiana Railroad,
Guaranteed 40 o ioi; Panama Railroad, lio"li5;
Illinois Centr,,l Lailro,d So 81; Galeoa and CHI
cago Railroad, 65306G; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, icl al; Chicago and Rock Island Rail
road, 52i 853i, Illinois Central % .3l.
L. foreign bile without much business tie mar
Ike. il strong. Bankers Sterling is 49, 9ill asking,
ana some hfe1-class commercial SIGNATURES have sold
1t lI.}0ll3. Francs are 8 q 4.95 aad fgm.
Freiglts continue inactive and rates ore again
lower. 10 Liverpool the engagements are 800
bnsh. Wheat q, "a. ia bags 2,5Oo lbls. Flo1r g..
e. 80. "a So. Ia Amer,caa, and - 3D. in acutra
yes.ei5: 500 boxes Bseou AID 100 40. LAID - ~.
20 British shir.; $40 bag. C,.,ereei - ~. o.;
100 lrsns Better at 3oa by neutra ye.fcis end Ter
steamer 80 boxes Bacon 10 IA. 70 Drndalk--
= 60 bush Con al ga. In hulk, and ship 70 ion'
1,ndcrry with Corn rs . 81. IA bulk and baga. To
he Comment there j. nothing Of moment gons fore
ward AM the West india business Is quite lupGid.
Tie bnsiesr of tho Subrroa.nry ~a-: Receipts.
si.75I.l4s Os-for C,ntoms, 900; Payments, III
Guiding redeemed = cant notes, 81 az 3.i
Balance slso9JSj Sc.
The tllic of JrIuary n to Gi'ena road shows
IN increase u atoi. 5000 The tguio' a:e as '-l-
lowe
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1862. THE 1876,

l SO2. l,OO%.
with its connection i1'u.
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUII
FIo,. - W oKE 70 THR PKisCfr.L WftTfNs rruE'
gh. tieus TUn daly hom rev ga to 9mA va
Ne%leey I'D sa5e, ,s sq 81 ,pS ,c i s7 ra,s
FOOT ~ .DURGLhN DI-sF
Bs wsv Of Philadelphia the month pace sers leave view
York tiue otnef rani-si EVENING passengers
'tte ?. cue hour laie' than other line. -.
three ao1s than the N3uhein lines aud ~ bOh f'tes
srrve a; the ae Nornero lines IN Cniofo snh 81
S. Loui, Cleveland Coionous, Oinciuhsu ana al -
4 MONT. West. With ows chanfss Of care ,...
yitb5rgb l55 mies and Aew orl 10 riasbarga 81 mile
| smak ng aud Saloon Cars on ali tlalus
! lsls the a. other routss
! Bagsae. checked through Irsr sfefs Tee
s,c'fs Tiskets. z % until ed ~ fii'.bursh
WESTERN E1liuRAllON
The Pennsylvania Central Company fnnt sh hnhs.@"'
navel 10 pares moving st"sIf a. one hal TIE nsaa rates
! OF ia1s. ,,,v,ot,r-
a. "a rom Ny pi.l the lIo.ds o. Ono henuesy 10
dena ILLINOIS Wisconyin, Iowa og hii.sonu Oy Rail
ROAD DlHECr. OF o. any port on the nA'Ita11s ."s o.
! The Wet by sfeiU,is fIom Piuthni n go , ~,
m IA FREIGHT 70 sbd from aus point In the NefDy
TIC Pennsy hao.i At ~ tuss = a. ere
psf, nirasns tie Incorporation 81 'hslt t.,h - "A'
p11y can rely wiki eogtdenoo on L. Pseag Transit
Farmer, and Dealer, 10 Live si1rh VII dnd hi'. A.
var',ee5s route Ca0soas Ys.d. well vasIed ana mp.
p,i uih every couvtcnce have been oI 90 ~ t", ne
snd IT, concessions end every attention Is paie 10 'h f.Ds
Ion H,,burr WI e ul be found every convene - {
feeding ard resirg cnoiot Is oisre1 of tue liAprl
| PAIA, NEW-IOHk aod BALTIMORE Mhl.hE >.
}. l.. ELLIOTT, Pasafaser Ate-t, no AS'oi-liol''
LELCH Co., Freight gents, % ,,,,,,. ,
No. Astor Hou.e lnl No FOUL Whiam'H
MenoNALD BioChOff' Amisfsp' l Aisn.' Lao,
YNCCH LEWIS General sup't Ai;oon, "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04
6ousc furnishing Gooos.
proposGls.

C,FALTD PROPOSALS are invited, un'i the
SIN s.y n Februasy 1867 for finhb'rg FLOUR 90 tie
-,..i.f.rc e Uepsfiueft olthe ". ;. Army =
49, 49,, III, ,ou... 2to0) bsr~s si be required o.
igh n, - Of E1,rs Faar 60 bs dyisersd in Wa a.
"a, l,,fo,e ID cot Or A. a.. mi o. wafeacis' 100 'efs
90, .of. tin l-tgs.n too :th AID 18Th Of u4Ty ~
pr h,re o. Four BE- insp"-ts just before co.,
~. MN n 81 30 ears .n aust O. lls ,s'1pl - ~ 20
., n.l a. the Csr,o b-g Nsi1issioL o'J so 'ue '
o. be- heed lined .,.ts - .,,h
80 70 b.. s.rec.ed 10 M.jor A. BEck"iTa C. 5
L : A.. and iua1.,sd !fopof-it'
/,OVERNNENT Of the UNITED State
Ea-cltys sld judicial fngot' ttre"'o "" -hu I"
e. ieut rom the Uriiei stlcs. orisl to1fs Ia
Tul TRiBrNE ALMANAC
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CnpARrNERSnIP NOTlCE.-Notice is here.

COPARTNERShIP NOTICE.-Noiicoi is hero
I J by oiV.. tb.t NfLLIsM L. OOBDOS Who is.d,s At
Cirgeiud ia the stats 81 Ohi1; NORMAN ~ hILhf ,
,.io re,idrs ia Brooklyn b. the state at Nswi ora anu
CHARLES W BJHIOS Who resitcs ia a.. liy and State
o. NevY, a. hsve ru-d limited pafine ship pnsnsLi 70
tie provisions u tie Revived >tues 81 tho si.e u Ne"
trsn.sction Of GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
Dadef the Gfni name of BEN iLEl ~ KIDS !, s.,sh
ali 10 psr 10. ireresi oTs the aid NORMAN :. BENT
Lay and CHARLES ~. bURiON no are ths s.u,Is
psrtner.. end the ,sid WILLIAM 90 tDON; who' The
Special p.tnes; tnai the s.ii william J. Gordon Ia con-
ti,vt.. tie sun OF Thirty Thout8bd Dollar, raqia' 10
ward ths eomuoo ock which .onn has been sctusly pad
10 Ia cash ha sad psrner.hy IL commence on tno
nf.t dsy 4 February thousand eFb Hundred and SIXTY
two and s TO i.tmnAe tai tytf.. day Of January
one thou aud e h hurdr-d and sryhve and that the hp
ness OF The pae.hp t. be carried ia the Cy Of Ne"
WILLIAM }. GORDON.
NORMAN =. 81 NTLbf,
CHARLES W. BURTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04
f,enth Of a Grain Merchant.

PHILiptIFHl,. Monday. FEB. }. 1sll
James Banoit, u grain n'efchaD, Of - years
aanding, end ex-pfss,ient vi The Coni Exchange
died Ills morning. tie wS c9nnectCa with New
York hoase,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

COPARTNEBsIUP The urdersined have formed a Co
parin-rship. lud~r the name Of thAs ~ hh'tS ao",
IHAS 4 dkiDs,
CnAS II. MEiNS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04
o,oparinersbip aniitcs.

l,,. r..t,.q nriof tlr nan, eai friu 81 MLlG$ s.
GhEtSLEa tbs o,y Gi..oycd by mu'ual con'ent ~
is'j ''' C!IAS. 4. nIIG-
4 y. OREENLEtF,
r. y. GREfrLEAf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

vFW-JFRSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ .DTLPUIA and the SOUTH and WEST. via JER-
StY CITY - Mail aid fXpnss Lines Leave New.foIk a.
- Iea M 4 & and II pm fsre ~ Thrcugh iicset.
sod Tor the Sou sndNes aud through bssssse cneeAeda
4. a. ard aud ~ O. trsibs.
J. ". WOODBURY. As,stan. Superintendent
No bsxae will te received for any tails unless delivered
ard rhessrd IS rduuies ~ siybnce Of the time Of leaving
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA
4 ny aud TGOY CONNEcrlNO WITH TRAINS
NORTH sud WESf. ITsins leave:
From Ctsmhersst From 5fb-st
Fspes aud n a u md 3iI2T ": 30 and SEQ and
i3a0i : 3. ~. i:H 2. M.
I tuj insrS with sleep TO- 80 pm (Suud.y ncrdedi.
Hgc1rl. l0.lJ q
fou-seen.s tra. a 500 q % and i2;2o and Oi)
a.. obd /; ~. 6:i5 p IA. Um.
fcsktkil frsio, 4.nn y 40 p 10.
sre sinr an 9.s5 !. ~. lD.l6 H. NJ snd 90 p. IN.
4 y SMITH Superintendent
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CTEAN WFEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touching

GTFAN WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touching
- % Qleens,owu (cork Herhor.1bs l'yerpooi' Now
York a. tA dtlpnis rteui o. p COMPANY niend n'a
i,g thcirpIi pr ge e. Clsdcbni ou steamship io""S
ClTY OF WA,liNOT ."Sstufcay rep O.
CITY DF RALliHORE..........e a'u 1ty' = D.
EDl.B TROH ........ .......sA' foa'' ~ ,,.-
Sud c.siy s1c.,e drs sATUBDAl, Il uo0n' "o" ''e'
RATS ..etGr
INST CBBfN......... sT5 STEER ttE''' .'''''''''N
it Cabin 70 London 81 Seeisse 20 LoAV'l.''''''
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Fits Iron, liverpool or Queen ston st Csha, -, $50
.,I is, st.erarr fon Liv.-noOi. $40 irom Ouesrs-
t1s, so Tickets cau b. bcHs,t Lere Al tuete rates,
,r linz %. rle 10 send f1l fr-ir friends.
These S-aue-s have uie accommodations f-r passeu
e.rf are strongly tit Va Wate tght lion sechori. end
csy Parent Ere Annihaor'. tEpei.cnced Surgeons are
az .ched % esch E'esfntr. -.....
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COLIN, No. ~ frach' qnnre H. OueoaHown % g. o. W
b. SEYMOUR Co. IN Londo 60 klt Is MACY. No.
kirr Njilsnl-st ia |G!s 10 JULES DfDoU y. 40 .
.,t De "a bour,e ~ Philadelphia IN JOHN g. DALE, No
III " snui-s,.. or Al the Cor rary's Object
JOHN q. DALE. A., Mt. No. 10 BioadNay NJ
nor CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first
cs,s steamer will ieave New- ok h" ls,, llth and
2st OF each nonh e1cept when these dates fol SUNDAY
when the CAV of depsrture viii be the MONDAY following
lor freight % sage spPy the only oce 20 bowling
green. ~ IS AiI'hN Aaoos'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

CADEMIES OF MUSIC-NEW- YORK
LAST WEEK or fHE OPERA
Mr. ORAU respectfully snuoouces tst n'tv Itan3ip'
the Of The oper Seasou It VI" % inposoe TO 'on
pocpsl artists Of hi cos as'g been previously engaged %
'"1" MrGoTTsCHALK's CONCERTS.
which Wv be- in.nsarst.J m TUESDAY. Feb. II.
TN iASl NIGHT OF TGE SEASON
III MORROW lwed%1.d'yj FEBRUARY 5 in NewYork
Last nj .ht hu, one of the season.
'e'@'' '''''' '' uS BAL o IN MAsCHERA.
Kiss KELLOGG. Mss HlNKLtY, NINE STRA,HSoscA,
FRIDAY. let Open rbh,-IINDA ~ CHAM0CNlX.
MnTcsl ID ,c,or snd Cor due. - MAkEILt q
Full par viii be pub ishsd Of NJ OOIIsChALhs
AZ 4iE gnook5YY AS AcAPENy 20 OF MgsIo
POSITIVELY THE LAST TWO NIGHTS OF THE
rHuRsDAyrI1ti'c1iIHa VI LSMMEnuooR.
DEBUT Of siGHoE IP2LtTo n the s r}r Of , SETON
SATURDAY Positively cio'ins night Of tns lesson.
NNINTER GARDEN.
w SIATH WEEK OF the engagement Of the original
N"'''' 49, ''''~' Mr.. J. $. CLARKE,
&ho ~il, ppsE THIS EyTNI\G ia
Mr. HENRY DOVE,
In Buckstons g. 1bTS Comedy ~
MAR led LIFE,
sc iHiSS1Aff
In The iD'ssia sItb ;'' ofF s}sS ''l' Of the
The asn;ssTsn' h: yle'u9 10 ,qoo9,oas 81 .rr''.'
BEAUl ifUL CUBAS.
AsSsrgn
DON JUAN XiMENES
And peff. Spanish Ballet Troupe. al appear for liz Ted
uumber ofAirhs IT, of her most ex1u Ire dsncea
JBiS rfuescsyl EFtNtNO. Feb. &.
NHl be Presented Buckstc-e rec standard comedy Of
MARRIED LtFE,
wi L magnificent csst
10 be followed by
BALLET DIvERTISSESlENT,
10 WHOA tie
BEAUTIFUL CUBhS,
Assisted by Don Juan hnetes and s Corys % Bale.
will execute ols o. he superb
NATIONAL nANCEA
To oonel Dc win three acts Of Tho
HAiAN QUEEN,
Eubracing he aveasr Of to .Ceuery,
yHE RHINE ~ ACONLGhf.
THE GLITIERlNG srALAC INC
HALL Or TIE NALius.
and tie
CAVE OF ruE LCf LiEBERG.
with IT, GRAND MARCIA OF THE aMALON1ANS.
In the the Uieri stssc,lic Hall in ,He second
cot, tho
BEAUTIFUL CUBAs
Viii apVesr Ia Oh Of the lovely
NATIONAL DASCES OF FRANCE.
Thus ofoIiug the evening, the uncqus!et attrec
sTaNDAHD COMFDY, 4 brilliant PkLLET, ASf
MAGNltICErT SCENIC SPECTACLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04
Ocean Cleaners.

HnrcvBy order ~ the Sc rrtsy Of Stae all pa 'enees
leaving the United rec cd vice tue Ie' p.
With passports deCi1ns for obtaining which msj pe hao ~
tho Coupan = d Olhces NO. l. bItadwsy n. J.
JOnN G.. DALE. Agent.