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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-25
New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. q.
CLOSING DAY.
CATTLE.--The receipts of beef cattle for the
week ending to-day, at all the yards of the city
amount to !, Alb head against {, 47G head receiv'
ed last week.
The following are the closing prices p ID, mel
weight of meat, seller sinking offal, this even.
ing, and for the corresponding period of last
year:
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HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.

This is the most delightful and extraordinary
article ever discovered. 1t changes the suR
burnt face and hands to a psarly satin texture
Of ravishing beauty inlpartins that marble pU-
rity of youth, and the distaIgas appearance SO
inviting in tho city belle Of fashion. 1t removes
tan, freckles, pimples and rougiiness from the
skin, leaving the complexion fresh, transparent
and SIG Doth. IL contains material I'M furious 10
the skin. PatrOnized by actresses and opera
singers. 1t is what every lady should have. Sold
everywhere. Prepared by W. h. HAGAN, Troy,
New York. Address all orders to
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO, New York
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-25

digestion and give the patlent an appetlte and
leave the system in perfectly healthy condi-
ton.
no Try a bottle: you will be convinced and
recommend them to your neiShbors. They are
the best Tonic Bitters in use. See advertise
ment. noVlodWlm.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-25


VIM Ii Stewart, shoes for paupers............
II II Hine, sheriff S and jailors fees..........
C. 6 Mathis meals for jurors
Henry W Perkins, County Judges fees, in
sane case
Jacob Cashier, " ............
Amanda Cashier, g ............
JAS Johnson. hustle; + fees. State .. Wright,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-25

E T 7 e r S REMAINING UN-
II CLAIMED in the Postofice at Muscatine,
State of Iowa. on the 18th day OF Nov. 1854
Baumaun, john U Ierabeck, Frank and
Berry, X f Charles
Campbell, Charley Kamer, s HI
CIR wford, Mrs ID Miller. Henry
Dietrich, Murray, Mrs DR. II
Evens, Francis Rose. Eden
Iarnsworth, T Rusl. w T-3
Fitz, James Smith, Bro H
Fry, John-2 Taylor, John
Frielling Gerriet-2 Tiemann, Ferdinand
Fuller, Robert Valet, Jacob
Grimes, Benjamin Wood, Mrs Mary NJ
Hartman, Widow MinaWyIfe, Lieut. William
Hagen, Anna Young, Halmon
Herman, Margaret Young. sienry
To obtain any of these letters the applicant
must call for advertised letters give the date
Of this list, and pay one cent for advertising. II
not called for within one month they will be
sent to the dead letter office. nd.
Place the postage stamp on the upper right.
hand corner, and leave space between the stamp
and direction for postmarkipg without interior
ing with the writing. B. 30.
II. B.-A REQUEST for the RETURN Of letter to
the writer if unclaimed within thirty days or
less. written or printed with the writer's name,
postoftice and state across the left-hand end of
the envelope, on the face side, viii be complied
with at the usual prepaid rate of postage, paya-
BILE when the letter is delivered to the WRITER
TSec. %, Law of 1863.
Nov. 10, 1884. JOHN MAHIN, p. N.
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s;liverman 4 bro, clothing for paupers 49,
L Adams, lightning rod for poor house,.
Musc&tine Gas Light and Coke Co, gas for
Court House and Observation-Disclosures.
Thomas Hanna. legal services....."............
Allen Broomhall, g ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
q " Francis and Frank Bacon, paid Han
ia for legal serviceS...................
II II HOllester. assessing Wilton township
A Palmer Stationery
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-25

Few A LOYAL FRESHMAN FOUGHT
AND VOrED.---Among ali the many soul
stirring incidents at the polls on Tues
day, we have read of none more impress
sive and glorious than the following, de-
scribed by the Providence Journal. An
instance of devotion like this, on the
part of an adopted citizen of the coun-
try, is in itself sufficient answer to all
the cowardice Of Il peace party, and all
the wretched assertions that this war
against traitors has been or will be a
failure.
In Fall River there was b very touch
ing case. Capt. James Brady, q warm
hearted and loyal Irishman, command
ing a company Of the 26th Massachusetts
regiment, was recently wounded in the
Shenandoah Valley, and is now at
home in Fall River, with one leg off and
three balls in his body. On election
day he insisted upon giving one more
shot at the enemy. Accordingly the
shattered hero was placed upon a
stretcher, covered with the American
ensign, and borne by four men to the
ward-room, where he deposited his vote
for Lincoln and Johnson, every man
present standing uncovered meanwhile,
and not few eyes sufiilsed with tears
AS the gallant Captain was borne away,
cheer after cheer attested the fact that
he deed was appreciated.
MILITARY TENSION SATURDAY, two
hundred and nine drafted men and sub
stitures We're forwarded to the 18th In
fantry.
Last night about forty recruits for va
rious regiments in the field were for
warded from Camp Mcclellan.
The total number of deaths among the
prisoners of war at Rock Island Barracks,
for the week ending Nov. 10th, was 8
whole number sick, 511.
From the Rock Island Argus we learn
that fifty-three of the prisoners confined
on the Island We're released last Friday
upon taking the oath of allegiance
Some have been released on their own
petition to take the amnesty oath, sup.
ported by petitions of their friends, who
are Union men. Others, and by far the
greater number, are released in cOnse.
0uence OF having volunteered for the
frontier service, and having been reject
ed as physically unsuited for the service.
are entitled to their release.-DoUenpor
Gazette, 231.
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Irral office, publishing deIinouept tax

list Al 35
Il II Hine, drop 800
James Beaham, Coroner s fees on inquest 6,35
L b James, ConStable's ..... SIC !
r Wallace. jurors 900. LILO |
VIM Fessler, d" I" ...... Ito |
Charles 5 Foster, - ..... Ito
Charles ) Foster, writing testimony .~.... 200
j q Scribner, witness fees on inquest...... IIO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-17

paved WITH Bessn pavement ppds, Ire direction Of he Gro
ton AqveduN Board and tho accompanying ordnance
therefor be adopted Which adopted by the following
vote:
MISUNDERSTANDING Keenan,, Riley, hIcrhy Heeerty'
Hayes, Hefernan, Gross Roper Roster Hour', ttYi-
land McCraih Opdyho, Jaqcs ScheeoJ, oooh, BItpuon
BToc, Russell, Fihg,rad and Joyce--2l. =, .
Councilman HAvuiSD called mp General order No 3d.
BEN report oil the Committee Belgian Pavement iavo
Of adopting resolution that West street from Hammond street.
TO the south side Of oboken street. be paved with he san
pavement both sides Of the reIoad aes orc hal at the
expense OF property owners and half at the expense
he city Under The direction OF the CToton Aqnetct Depart
nent aud that the accompanying ordinance therefor be
I'D lrted. Which adoped BY the following vote
AfrBia. i've omcilmen Riley, Brophy, Hayes iehernan
Gross Reppcs Roster Houshsn, layiland Nc0rath, OPP
dyke Jsq e Scheeer Cook Brandon, B.ice Russell, Fit
gerald oGd Joycc-la -
Ncgotiy -C6incilusn Keenan, and Hsrerty-a
Report Of Committee Roads in favor of Accepting resoin
ten that OHoL udrc and fourth street, from Broadway to
Tenth avenue he regulated ard fradd under The direction OF
the street Commissions, And that the accompanying oHin
once therefor te adl,ed Which was adopted by the follow
ipg Ic..o,
Hs,oA Ieaerman Gross Hepper, Roster, Houehtain Dsv
iand McGIah. Opdyke Jsques schaeier Cook, bEandon
Brce, Russell Fitzgerald and JOY Ell.
Councilman Koeuan moved that the Board DO now tdoprD
" Inch carried.
Whcsupon tic p,odent declared that tho Board stood
fdia1fned until ThursGay 18th instant, OF o'clock
JAMES VI. SWEENY Clerk.
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Drotosols.
Mxnloa,. PrprrYoR,s Orr,cR.

WAsHIseToy. d G., Fsbraary 1, 1854
PROPOSALS FOR iCE.-SEALED PRO
rssy to 18th; Tor frnishng 100 to e Medical Department
OF tie Army dans the p,sont year at the POINTS bsrn
s.s xsae: @ 8 sSl; On re e
fore s' i'm sS Of April rcs se s net to BE- s
ncr 10 which it packed .s have been approved BY mcd
cal officer appointed for tie plrpose, by Med,u In
peo and psynen. viii 0e made cny ioi The nosn' 'tas
Tbe proposals. viii be Ir the quantities indicated below
repaired a, the respective places with the Pcvso that should
aG "a sHHf I'' TO 'i r. D$:I
Annapolis, Md.-icehope owned by the United ststee-
Fortress Monroe vaIce Owned by The United States
Point Lookout MdIcc lou,e owned By the United States
Po,ismon,h va.Icehouse owned by the United States
Newbern, N Clce house owned by the United States
Hilton Head s. C.-Ieehogse owned by the United States
Beaafort s. C-Ice house owned by the United States
Proposals. viii be received for furnishing ice dsiy, by
weight for the year 1874 In zach quantities ~ may be re-
anrd by the surgeons in charge United States General
Hospitals, upon tho following annual .ttinae IN and rer
New.Yorh, 800 tuns
New Haven, Conn, 60 TINS
Portsmouth Grove, H. l., 100 trrs.
phiiadeiPhia "a, ,1coilrs
Warrington, b. c. $50 turr.
baltimore, Nd, 80 tuns.
Frederick, Md. 10 TINS
All additional may be required II these places
until January 1874 furnished the rates.
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
The undersigned proposes 70 furnish - tune Of trst
Gnsy lee carefully packed in substantial cehouse at the
within named oints nsm..y
the following price per ofwo thousand pounds, name
y, at
trs, 1t 5 per ton.
The Ice 10 be 10 the Inspection meusnTeren, 'nd
approval Of MeH al officer, other properly appointed N
specor, before being receiped or.
Payment he made time TO time upcn duplicate ts,
certified 10 by TIE Medical Di,'etor
Signed
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FORM oF PROPOSAL.

The above onn ofTropo WIN be adhered 10 IS closely as
IIar able Other WI be received - the Department
and daily coniidered. $3.50 . 1900,
proper guaranty that The bdter Is able 10 inh the con
tract sried hy a.. rlcfk OF Toe nearest District tour. or
United States Ds,, Attorney must accompany The proposal
i win be rejected.
an oeih Of Allegiance TO United States Government must
also accompany the propose. 80
contracts viii be awerded 10 the lowest rceponfoie
party or parties who will be duly notified by mail OF other
vi-e that their bid accepted and they win Immediately be
required TO into contract undr bonds to the amount o
$500 Bonds 10 be properly certified to-
Bidders may be present person whes the Pcpofas sre
oIened
The Pcs0iee address Of the parties proposing mus. be
distinctly written upon the Proposal: o
Proposals must he addressed 10 Henry johnson, Medca =
h. and Purycyor, q. :. A., Washington, d. {. 1900
The Department the ght to Ic'c, ony or al bios
deemed unsuitable. - .-...
~. =. X, and Pnrveyor, T. {. A, Wa hingon d. &.
Printed foIIns OF Proposals. can b. bed at this othfe
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vy1uT LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM.

SNIP COMPANY win d,p.'ch monthly ,h eT nv IGa
wv . ooo ,. and tcl rse ver; IOWA and OHIO, each
200 trHS cod 500 horse power INDIANA and MANHA
TAN .coh 1900 tuus nd 900 horse pemsfi - r.
fo.ion Ese, d ps.sage payable Ia AlTSp srArB' a
nrscY: From NswYork tirst ,eo PsOi se,S9 t s S,
sISo; second Cabin, s.Oi Storage $iV J. riIlh,se
VIII ye eh pe'e'eS nysn IVY st iba d as"
:, -" wy. ,rcieht apply at No. a Soah..t.
- ROWLAND tSPiNWAiL, Arnt'.
Y,ri,P Tim steamer BEL o"n Capt. Nm. H. Pick
nv ,yt he Al nstned lcr LONDON direct, at p m pre-
eI, on rUHsD ~ Fob. 10. nom Pier No 81 North Rive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-17

PASSAGE OFFICE, No. 60 southsl. Aew,io,S D.
IN ATS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND SColLAND 'n'
WALES. ,,, ,o,,,,, ,,,,r or LIVERPOOL.
PACKETS sAtL TWICE WEEK. ,.,,,,pv ,,,,N
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS SAIL ENth' ItN
DAYS. , - ,,.;, oi.,a. or
Parties wishing take passage send ior theif ni.u OF
emit money the cd country do 20 =, 'e ''S
by spPyingto IAifooli bi' n" sS soYtt.st
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TRAINS LEAVE YEw-YoRH.

TRAINS LEAVE NfN-tOhh:
For New Haven, !. Ex.), I:p a. m. lli, tExb 500
OK $3.50 430 and Tx .. N.
Tor Bridgeport. z. (Ex.l 1850 M. l2l3 tfxb 500
4 Al. j.tJ, i:.iJ aud q itx.l .. ~.
Fot Milford aud SrafioiJ ii;fo q. $3.50, 40
lrr faGrd Southport end Wes;poat, T. liSJ $50
$50 p. IN. ~ ..,
POI Norwalk, :, $780, 1880 m l!l5 lEIl, 800 EIb
$3.50. 400 $50, Tx =. IA. -.
For nalicn cad Greenwich ,e.s9 ll:D e. mi $50, 49,
$3.50 .. iH. , a,
FOR stanford l. Crl $780, l;3os M; R;l3 lE1l, 500
t.,.l 3:Ji, $50. s.ju, I TN p ~ =, -.
For Port Chester aud Intermediate stations, $50 'pA
NJ; $3.50 3;50, $50, $50 y. IA. 49, -
tor Boston via SPRINGFIELD N. TX 500 Esb sp IN
Ior boston, Via Shore Line, l-.l3 (tX.h SP ia 80.
Tor Hartford ana Springfield iL&h li:sV a. m s's
(Ek) D. M So,
To Connect ut River Beilrosi Ga. m. tE, TO NoDuss.
II 30 49,. 70 North4mrton . 49,, en-
Fox HARTFORD, PTosid"nce and fi'hkh hsifoed th1b
IoE New Haven, New London aud Sonnston Railroad a
8 O. ~, y: IS. = 81 p. N.
Ior canal Railroad ll.l5 p m to NoIthsmpton-
For Iiousatoiic Railroad a NJ
l,r Nam. tuck Railroad s. M, p IN
H. aaIu,v and Norw1k Railroad $3.50 a. NJ, 40 ?.
,.,aodos. Sleeping Cars attached to p. Trains,
JAMES H. ifUlI, superb tendert-
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,l,o PAINTERS and JUNK COLLECTORS;

\ -ti,t,,n e.r;. = piece viii b. paid for OLD fAi'i
of large slle ard ten Ia netnm Ies IA nse 81
.mali oure, teivsred al NJ OtoNcNb Jsns stoi", NO
10 So n,h A. ilSsv york.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-17
CAVALRY BUREAU, OFYcE or CHIEr OuAnrERsAsrfa,}
WARRINGTON, II. &, Feb. ., 1854
PROPOSALS. FOR CAVALRY HORSES

CAVALRY BUREAU, OFFICE CaIEr QuAnrKKsAsrra,
WasAIsGTos, u. O., Feb p 1854
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES
i Sealed Proposal. with received At is office until u
o'clock IN, FRIDAY, February 10 1874 for ONE rbOU.
SAND q oea) CAVALRY HORSES 20 be delivered a Camp
Meiss ,sdve Boston, Mas" within twenty t2v days
from date Of contrsct. -. .o...
dcvcrodin Washington toiosboro DspoV within iory ,4")
days from date 81 contract
Said horse. 70 be sound in all pa'ular 70, ess than by
81 than nine s ysars old ron - 20 10 hands @
lu sshcd eomrse,ly built bridewi'e an Of size 'ule"'
iol covary purposes. ~
for6rd Ia srtgv pa<!ifsisr
No bid will be entertained unless ACCOMPANIED by
sniy for IT. faithful performance.
form OF bid and guaranty ;. hsa ~ -.''s, ..
Captain John w hekin. - o. NJ al bostV"' 'isr' ~ "
this ohcs. -
tracts. wkh good and .I cnt security, within four 80 days
from dat. Of acceptance Of bids.
The oath OF allegiance accompany each bid.
The upd~fssn sseetthe rgbt to fect ri bids 'emed
unreasonable.
No bid viii lie entertained for .,. than ny horses.
Payment VIII be made completion Of coutIst foon
thereafter az funds may be received.
Proposals mast be indoTfed Pgopo-as fo Cavalry Hoes,
and addfe.sedto Capt. JAMfs A. EklN Chief oaartef.
master. Cavalry Bureau. Wushins...- IA a.
Any further inform alton Wi. he promptly given on afptcs
ton Il JANIS A. EklN,
Chief QparteFnAst.r 'syslry BuIesn.
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Eort PFNNSYLVANIA CENTRAL.
L Ntll. T. Il sTANDARD GAUGE AND DOubLE

ThCK All through fsins log the Wet BY th's ro1i.,
-,y. New.Nolk ilol the foot Il ColH.nd ~ lhionyh
II k,f. or Cicaeo Milwaukee, 81 Psnl and 81 Ionfs IN ne
Tot..Wcs Clcs;Hie indianapolis lo.INi!ie, - Lens,
C.,esnl Columbus Cinc'nna md all points n ihe west
sd so Wet can be- proc red Of the OF q ne f'i ty.
ysnia Ce4'ra H. H. 10. los House o. It the ue'o 1901
ogCon,tlnjist Trousi frsus leave New ors - i3cws
a. M rsP7ess. Philadelphia, strives IN Ptso'fha'
l.a0 r. ..,,. . T.. p,,., ,v.h .,
leo y ia. 80. -. =, pt,.h,,.h =,
On, Through Tain on Sunday, via Phiad'rts .sevirs
-''" W." j. L. FLLoTT, Passenger As'Ii,
No. Aftor Ho.se.
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The ComIsItee on Donations and Charities pIettnt

The Conn tee Donations and Charities presented re-
psi favor Tefundng the amount Of assessent against
tte OF w ent ninth street and
Woish was laid over.
Roads presented report in favor o. Tegn
tns and grading aud ninth street. from fiitb
sysn1e 20 Harlem River Which laid over.
The Committee Roads presented report in favor Of
regulating ,rading Gc sixty seventh street between highh
,na Ninth avenues. Which was laid over
TIE Committee Public Health prescneda report In favor
Of the north SIDE Of ln.youfth street
sne feet west ninth Which was aid over
The Committee Pablo Health presented report IN fa'oI
81 encna vacant lots on south eide of Fifteenth street
fa.ws.n s;z,h and Seventh Which laid
The COMMITTEE on Fire Department presented report IA
favor Of granting house to Hose Company humber
ffdrtt.p Which was laid over
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WsoSins Gar0s, &r

N'M. EVERDELIH SONS, No. I0i Fulton
W 49, ENGGAVFRs, SrATIOHTEs COPPERPLArE,
LrIHOGRAPHlC, STEAM and FANCY JOB-PRiNFEhA'
LABELS md DRY GOODS TICKETS in every variety
ElVBh SKS HYDRULICS AND MECHANICS, l'ib esi
ii d, With new matter, 81.
WEDDING CARDS-Al the latest styles ~
w los prc,. TilOS. BEi NJ, 30. 49, broadway ~ l.
Specimens by bsil for 25 cents
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1TEA0HERs WANTED and Educational

u I.sr onosus, hI iesaie op.rlss % mo ''' -,
states A.o. sPe.is advantages fo sod,i' 70 KIN A.
Va, Harvard West Point. Addrs,s tho M .''''"
TEACHEns INSTITUTE no. D3 eycat~sy' ~ j.
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OCEAN 6teamers.
IGOR NEW-ORLEANs-DIRECT.

L'OR NEW ORLEANS-DIRECT.
Tho new and frstclass United states Mai Steamship
GEORGE WAsulNGroN,
H. v EAGER. Commander,
Wiu leave Pier No Q " r. for NEW.ORLEANS direct On
SATURDAY. Feb. q, at Up.
Passage, with unsurpassed acc ommo dationf $50.
No freight received bills OF ladng signed on the dSy VI
sailing.
For freight or passage apply to . -
H. B. CROMWELL & Co., No. IS Wes,St.
The steamship GEORGE CROMWELL viii folio" on
March II.
NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
class STEAMER viii leave NeY oGS The 81, l3fh
and l3d OF ga h month"; except when hose dates m sun
DAY when he day OF departure VIII be The MONDAY c'-
lowing .
Fos Freight CT Passsge ,ppy ?, The only oee No Bow
line gr,,n. - Il. ALIEN Agent
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JERSEY CITY Doc. p. lstl,
NEW-IERSEY RAILROAD aud rRtNSP.
~ CO.Ou end alter MONDAY Deg, - trains W esvs
NEN .YONk tor BALTIMORE aud WASHINGTON, at
aud 10 g. m. 1850 p. n. aud u NliinghL The gs, ~
Train wl take Passenger f,r BALTIMORE ana WAShlNO
fpON ,tiv Tiis Vsfu kss no rlhit to-. .. will
trains fir PHILADELPHIA viii leave Newio!k u . and ~
vi ~ mo rs VA 10; lie received IN Tie 8a.
o. la ~ Trims !. W. WOODRUFF
Dec. - i8o. Asssant ,'Pe. l'e'Vv"' AZ - y. ~
NEW-YORK. HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAlLKOAD-Fos Albany, Troy, North snd Wet cave
26t depot at 10 IA. aud 42J ?. m sunday u'h' S|'
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Noricg-Tlo tcamslp CITY or CORh Of this line wiii
sail a. nn et.a stcsnier on WEDNESDAY, FEB. n. hes
splendid accommodations for few passengers at reduced
rate. paw bile IN United state. currency.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, No. Is BrCsdv az.
GTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
- Ing at Queenstown Cork HrboIl-Ihe wehknown
steamers the Liverpool New ORR aud Philadelphia se i
chin onpeny are intended TO ssil ss follows:
CITY or WASHINGTON. ..satuFiay, feb ~
CRY OF MANCHESTER Saturday, teD .
Aud every succeeding SATURDAY. al u0on iiom Iof -
SoI.h RIVER
RATES Oh PASSAGE,
rsyuhle IN GOLD or its equivalent In currency;
FIRST CABIN.....s 20 10 STFERAGE .....s,,.S 70 on
10 oudon IS col stCerage London. - 10
Fir-t Cabin to Paris. 80 c0leeersse 10 Pln, ~ ~
First abin 10 Hamburg 90 oOSecs;e 10 Hamburg. . %
Passengers sso ios ded 10 llAsGe Bremen ROTTERDAM
Antwerp, Sc, 81 equally low rates 49, ..-
Fares Eom LIVERPOOL Queen 0wHt lst Cabin SO,
9ios S,eoru-e 80 Those who wish to seAd Tor then
i,i,ud- can bay titkets he at these rates.
For further nlorms' ION, splls e. he COMPANY ohcr'
JOHN g. DALE, Agent, No. 10 Broadway, y J.
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HNIIE UKTTTST AND NUM- IT AMfNINNN
ROYAL litlL STEAMSHIPS. ,,.
BETWEEN NEW-lOkk MD IlftEPooL NAl'h!N"
"A CORK UAKBOk, ~ -
,ND ppINyrEy HOSfOS AND LIVERPOOL. CALL
,rs7,p ,Iksf y ies,es N.w.Yok l.. Wsdna.dsy Feb 10
RABlA..........eavcs Boston WEDNESDAY ., >,
CillV leaves New o.A.... ejucsoay f' -
AFRICA ..........lrsNes Boston. WEDNESDAY ~"
asIl leaves New \ oYk.. "Wednesday ~ f' -
CANADA,..........leaNesb boston -. 'VA''s''. '
FROa hEN-yokk 10 L!rRRIoof- .,.
,lirf Cabin Passage 90 ~
Second Csbin Passage. 'V~
TFOI Boston 10 LIVERPOOL. ia e..
Cti.fC bin Psssr .,,...s.'''''' ~
second rtiu Pass
ii -, eo,d a.. IL equivalent IN 1niled STATS cutIcne!
H.ribs not secured until paid toI.
An e., perirnrrd Surgeon on bonId =, . g.
~ oi,rrs of tAe,. Ships wall not be accounshr oi Speos
~ Vash, nncs Bills oil Lsjmg having The value eip eseu
IRE signed therefor
Fol Freight vi Passage apply 90 M, -, ,,,,,0,.s,
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COMMUNICATIONS.

communication wes received the Comptroller Trans
poitng ,tatement OF treasury balance February - 1861
Which was received and ordered on tile
communication received from the Comptroller with
statement Of by the Sixth and Eighth Avenue Rsroad
Companies of their receipts for October November aud De
sDe the year l663 Which received end ordered
Ala
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Professional Notices.

~--.--~~~-~~~--- -..~,A- "a
COLLECTIONS IN NEW-JERSEf.
" f. " Ruuyon, htcy and Counselor al Law nl"'s' y
given o M lain. la all pats Of tho STATE Sais
faction guaranteed RceI. to d. j. spmgne, No - ron
row; Thomas Is. SiilInsn, No. % WAN Nj Ne,-.M a
FREDERICK l. KING, Counselor Mt Law,
j notary Pnbc md Comuhsg'6ier Of Deeds oT oil NE
Loys sntss aud TcIul?es; also Spanish Ls@je admitted
a. isYs.8 IN ias7 Documents prepared III spanish Nh""
fequifcd. Ohce No "a Broadway
NERVOUS DEBILITY, SfERlLlIf, Nc
~ {. D. HAMMOND, NJ. D. formerly Professor OF speeiAi
Anatomy n toe Syracuse Medical Coless hes YORK ,yn
sniaicns nu Eng - frcDci from ITO 10, 10 hhd 10
9O'cl1fs evening No. u Ebst Ifthst,
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RESOLUTIONS RESUMED.
Ry Cornei',osn RrssFIl-

Nv toLntiItn krssELL-
Rss,r-d TIE and gutter be oct and reset
wh,re necessary Third between Fifty sixth enC
streets under the direction Of the Street Com
sios and ttt the accompanying ordinance therefor b'
sdoI,ed
%hieh YVES referred 10 the Committee on Roads.
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INVITATION.
MoTIoNs.

An invitation eiy,d to attend the ball Of Company b.
Te,0b Hegimaut NewNork State Nstopai Guard on the
ia Of F.bfutIy, the City Assembly Rooms Which was
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40 on,ufiee Lands and Places resolution tst
nej,sio be given Captain John Shea o. ne r,sb b
- IN Regiment cree, small ten, In the fart
G. ths Of recruting for said Brigade such PERI
70 .1tend during the pleasure Of The Common Council WEIGH
- cs1TIed The resolution then adopted 49,
(onnean BRiCE moved that the Committee on nance
he srb,rc.d further consideration Of report Of Con-
s,tee on reairs and Supplies OF Board Of with
,.eoIut that Comptroller be directed 20 lease the upper
eoor Of he bneng numbers hundred and heen snd one
bnnaeS seventeen Nassau street for term q ten wears
Tor the accommodation Of the First District Court 81 al an
rent Of three thousand dollars. Which ceed and
fie ufuer wa laid