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V,rayelerst Guide.

To- al,snv " Hudson h L.. from Dptbs. Depot.
= sni ~ a. NJ, ,ne 80 .. and lot p I4A sun
day tr.n from 3tl q. 3. t.ty cais run Do
tween i-lntcrt nri 39ti -. stations.
10 Albany by lisr.e al X r.. 2oth'. ith az, 10 -
To F,1cr. by tn Me-, leroy r. H. foo, .,
Cour.lndts o.. md lii . "a. : g. M ard u
nnei sAi. & = "
Eorai,h LiIo. Pier 80 y. r.. Nepture Line, Pr
2 y. H. ald s,cl.as on Inc Pier IL " B.foa4y
70 boston. by New-Haven r. r., VIA sprnrteo:
I'm ~ sna ft--g- G. M snd r. ~
a,., ,a Shore Line. II. srd p sundsy..... y NJ
10 bndscpofi, ~ steamer bridgeport, foot Of Peck
To Bu.laic and he Wet, BY Ere RAILROAD foot
o. humber 'il ~ O. 20. 900 y H.
4 T. yia Erie Railway foot OF Chambers 81. con
ting win Rai'Tolas for ali principal cues 10
the Vest u asd T. ~.
r. Oreouport O. 70 iendon Saturday, r. M 20
Y.Uaeii., lsi.p, I4rli-gs.'o, Lone Island b. l..
T. and p
"a Nov Raven, HffttOf4, and spr.ngfeio-s1e-iD-
T. Ne,r.iiaysn, n, tn, New. haven K.R, z7tn4,
and iniv O. = g Iii ~ ~, 8, ia - nnd T. 10
20 H., We, rs Psu1sylvania Central Ba..roed
froa. foot Of ColT' ardsL yIsPlilade.ph.4, & IA
sra 2 ~ ssn9sy , Va
iaAIenowa ., RON pier n. h.. a m, I'm
nd 6:oO P n Indsy tn e. y IL
u Phiadc phil.by sea'us: Jcsst liOy' d-ly, (~rL
dsya eIccp.ed) from foot Of Wallt:-, brooklyn.
come stiug u Fo.t houa0usa With raai Tor
? Phisd1phis by New.Jersey Railroad. loot OF
Courau1ts. . 20 ind ilt T. r., ~ m., 4 tl- o y.
. To PHILADELPHIA poH il1.s 50 anc Str0fbos', tSun
days e. csrtedj va arndou 1nd AInboy. tom foo!
o. Bsf,ay-s'., = H. p m
d.y i,oln es Zoe. b aIutrs, It, sS........ q ?.
10 Washngtou by Nsw.j.r-sy H. f.. foot Of
Couulandi-st. :, 3 and ~ D. M. T. H., and u
H. az, 1 IN regid 20 Rarosi i.me T.6lss
: ADVERT, Iuenss 10 another pert OF this pay~i
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rur CorRrs roe FEpRrAEY.-The Fehrnary

THE COURTS FOR FEBgCARY.-Ihe February
Ann al the Ias Court promises 20 b. very heavy. The
r.gnsr sitings OF the Courts begin 20 dsy when tie
snnr,rpo Court willhaye General Term two branches
o. The Circuit for trials, special term d the usual
rho superior and Common Pleas Cour:s each have
xyo troj terms, a1d the Superior IN additional bes
ApecsI tegIo.
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IJorl- rUar0ens' Noilfe.

STATE or Sgv-YonE,
PogT-WARDvss OT.IcK, No. 100 waist
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance VIVID
s.c,on Of the ~, sss-ed April H. 1857 entitled " Al
Act 20 Iieorhs tho NGriens' Ucs % tie for OF New
York" 70 al i-rsons interested IN having charge o. ths
Subject matter Of such inquiry, examination 81 survey thA
looyinr vessels under ernuinslon - We on
Wafiens and that s ssii surveys examinations will be
completed within teo days -acceodns IN, motto" On
beard SID vcsscis:
Steamship Z ssed Kingdom. Y u
Esrt J. X H. Young ........s......s...'...t p d.
Eng Ruby sssssssslt ' n
frfg hFF0s. = n
bog IOAGx... .s.ss.......s. T. IL
MlSTHoHhk IOMPklS5. fIssidsnt
Ares HyknisAS. SECRETARY.
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smiled.

teafiefyB oTlssii. Gls,Fo~. L'b-rtF 'troins,
City # Port Prince Evening Sta, tun. sla'J Illinois
{ sroius Dudley BIes Baltihi"ie
ship lorfton.
carbohydrates Dts,rs Evening sfsT.
Rrgs-O. y. O'Eri.u, N Kcyn1Iis. \. }. totfn'i. .
Sch0onsr.-E1r-ou, ". A. CROKER. Ahro L. IL
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rlss,..7O5 Snu Sets.......3.2 Moon sea 3:Sm
mon WATER DAY.
Sandy Hook, All Gov Island, 4s8m Hell Gste'''' ess
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Hon. Fernando Wood intends 20 LEAVE for
S-ope -ocn after the adjournment OF Congress 90 com
panied ~ bis family. lie proposes 10 tavr Through
IL, Continent, and also TO 90 10 the Holy llnA
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NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
lasA WINTER ARRANeRMENT. 1868
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK. sTrHsT AND


TRAINS LEAVE NEwioRk. s7rHsr AND 9TH
AVENUE
For Sev.Hayen, 40, 400 (tn) n3oa n l2l'. ED
J ~ tFr.) 3.43 4 ~ and 500 ,ES. r.
fer bridgeport. 100 500 Tiki ll.1 q Ia Zi9, lExb
200, (Ex } 3$5, 40 and 200 (kx..l p.
tcr Milford and s;rstfoFd TOO ll0 rs 49, p n.
For ssirhcid Southport and wespor, zee, llsoA M 80
aNT.
FOR Norwas. 40 aoo tEr.,) 80. nc - N. i2iS ExJ
AS. ID. SO, ace (Ex,l p IA.
FOR DAreu. 100 $50 ll.jg = IN. jas. 40, $50 r. m.
For Greenwich zee 90 l.3s- m a43 40 SO 81 pm.
For Stamford 90, 900 TX 80, lilo l2io lEx,l
400. III } 3 -, 40 $50 $50 aHl tEx, p m
For Port Chester and intermediates stations. 10 H~ iAS
& L., as, 49, %, 6Jn 7go .. N.
CONNECTING TRAINS - -.
For Bostou via sprin 9heid aeo lEK,l 400 Ex,l 500
p - So. ~, ,ooo
For Hartford and Springfield, $40 thI-,l IN tEI1ae@
Ex.,) 1918, 400 y. II.
~ Montreal 400 .. IA. To Northampton. -
For Hartford Providence and Fshsii Railroad aco Ell
For New Haven New.Lonloo and stCninston RSilrosdA
AGO m IL is. 800. 80 .. M.
For anal Railroad, i2.15 p M TO Northampton
Fos Housatonie Railroad, v r. m
For Nauga,uck Rsilroed, $50 IN, roo p m
FOR Dsnbury and Nogvsk Railroad, 'Vv, $50 m, ~
p. ~. -,
JAMES n. HofT SUPP
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r-Ylrrn sTATKs COMM1sslONER's oFNC
Before Commissioned " Hrs
.r,,y 1rr-asf.,y rnpCpHy CAST

Nj
Before Commissioners Brrs
THE PEUssIAS FORGERY CASE
The examination in the case OF Gustave Ferti-
.,d Vr.trqun whoss eKtrsditioo IL demanded by the
Srs.,p oyernneut rcsufaed this morning The pris
ar i. represented by Max Goepp and friedrich hfpp
NJ Ispsurh appeared Tor the Prussisn Dovc'nmtnt -,
m. krst witness WIS he PrusSan CCnfnl Genera who
q. .i6ed Tat he bad the supvion Of TINS cet IN eehh Of
81, soycrnrnen. packye OF documents and peootsaph
bsn ,itu.s. He received these IN the regular way nom
81, Coyepraen on the l2th Of June !sst H. us dpS'oAes
ffoin %. Foreign once. 49,, 3d.. ~.
r,o ersruiIedThe Photograph detsebed ron ths
ESQ., but was "a the pscksse Dix Lapsush I,opeseu
T. sea In evidence tho testimony tteo IN re Ifussish
Ssga Tbs hrs, The ,slony q p ~, s se,ss5
a.. raooysph a. Vortrnsnnsi no Knew bin we d. hso
b.., .f as.isisut In the Company for rns,y years
Tie p.ft witness ~. MOthring, who iden'ihod tn ph
4..rsah 81 Vorgnsun he knew ts ire man tneso fep
.qr;,4 va. ID, sue who received come fourteen thon.snH
Al hundred thsers uoon forged receipt nom Tie hHi
ssgy Treasury 81 Prusis -. - A.. A....x.ut. o.
M Goepp OBJ eccd In. reception Of ne phScssph 20
make piece 0. evidence II Erst be oeieo 70 .. tno
AIoenosn Minister required 10y statute Wa not e'0H
s,,soh,o 70 the papers ,..s
70 IL papers certified by AyIercen Minister ~ss sun
ssnt s1thentcation tdlt IT i eyidenee Inc Cou'ni'
sonss bold that tie photosph snncenty idon'ied 70
sdfni Il g. exhibit iu the case.
~ A.ssUssg va s1smlnsd tsopsa IL 1w'pfe'sI sN.
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sTAHBISG ATPRAY.- Late on Saturday night
Abraham Kicks and Cailarue Altman, both co.0red,
srarreicd in the basement of No. 10 Wson-pace. and
Eirks stabbed Catherine in the back with carving
Enife IYhicting severe wOund. lie then attempted 10
k,csns bat arrested BY roundsnan nclAycy o. the
6tneepfh Precinct. Tho wounded woman. Who resides
=, No ~ Sulysn-st. was taken 70 Bellevue HospitJ.
6be r-isoner was committed 70. trial by Justice 10 q
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Memoranda.

B.rt ia4y vr,rtln hound S2i'' ut. 80 q 49, ion y
sohf. Olsl hoand 20 New oTs-1th uli., on fn'a-
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CITY rTRMs.
AxEarcAs BIBLE soCIETY.-The stated meet

ANyRrcAg BIBLE SOCIETY.-The stated meet
fnr Of toe Board Of Managers was led at the Bible
House A,tor.pls on Thursday. TIE "a inst. 81 p
"a, Wm H. Crosby. esq. N.ce-PIesident, In the chair
sssisted bv William WhOck, H., es,l, and Hon. 20
s.Dh A. Wright Vice-Prvsidents. The Rev. Dr.. :. J.
prime read The third chapter Of Eccicsiastes and OF
fered PRAYER Three new auXl.nles Nere recognized:
enc IN Missouri and two in West Virginia. Com
raupic ltOus were received from Mr.. Andrew NJ. Milne
tneno- Ayres with gratifying account Of his labOrs IN
Ssufe T6 and ParanG; IRON Rev. danes Hickey, Mon
ssrey with accounts not very tn,Our1ring - 20 the
Yrospest az Bible dStr huliC IL alcAicc; from Baron
thss De RiveroDC 81. Cyr NsrrkOpia-. Sweden. Rev.
&m GOodfclOw, q? Bu'r0s Ayres. aud Manual Meta
rlorss Bayonne. in regard u sending colpureuIs 10
fpsnish America; from Rev. ". CLsk. Milan. with
Accounts Of tie labors ~ c0iportc.Gs under this
kociety IN Italy; from Rev. Leon Plate, Nice,
kble DEPOT in that city, from Rr,. 4. q. Bliss.
sith an account Of Bible distribution in Turkey.
Grants " books made, amounting o. 9U7 vol
Ones, including Bibles and TcstameIts Of different
exes aud loBGUagos. They 10 the Missionary So
siety Of be Methodist Episcopal Chul IN China and
Or Montana Territory; 20 the Sunday School Union ~
s1s church for sunday schools where we have no
sgIiisres 20 the Maryland State Bible Slciety 20
y forwarded 10 Richmond 10 the French Canadian
Mission Society; for soldiers and prisoners at war
81 Columbus Ohio for hospitals at It. LOUIS for dis
frhuiiOn snoDg destitute families in the Shenandoah
valley Va; for prisoners of way ~ Fort Delaware.
&C. &c. in Ironey an appropriation made OF
o. coo toward the tarsation oi the Scriptures into tie
tAIcrbi Turkish language az CrOOIa1, Persia, and
o.. 600 for printing Scriptures 10 the Mandaria Colo
Srie IL China. The revision OF The spanish Testament
ss announced complete, and ordered To be printed
u was iGl ard very Interesting meeting.
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r.. .,.afsboot XII Won Knll which rrourG'd on Gov
r,,o of "! ut
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I oNG ISLAND RAILROAD wINTEE

Ia ARRASDEM ENr.-lesve. NcwYork, James SIP and
34t Eas, River ofeeuport ssr Hsrbor Hanrtons no.
ussn For IApAsnx, LakeAnd Islp, Babylon, aud FTm'
ins,sle at 3 a IL. and ?. N running through
GT.enpori on SATURDAY cvrnircs For syosse, ., lo1
4. IA, and 4 D IN tstas~s connect tot Cod Spring
Oyster BAY and Hnntinson For heinp.'ead JansieA sa4
Winfield. at y and 1879 a. and J AID p IN
River sl5a M for Yaphank stopping at al stations =
eevt ~npseAd and Sye-se Eycar,on Tickets for TINS tso
a. reine,1 rate, A. HEASONER Superintendent
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s.esnshir SAVIOR Lavender, Norfolk "a inst. In ballast
pass. Wlitn-y Bsthewsy
kel.inzfon a.. = John G hockF,u cotnu<ha
ins Port ROYAL Ut inf'.
Hart 1nsood fof Nassau Ren;r-si Nstanorss n days
cotton r. Aexsndef Soma liza, u dsy = o. dsiors'
with heavy ". ~iIs.
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VIOLATING THE ENLISTMENT ACT, AND STEAL
y<s qpF Monty or A RFCRUTT.--tieoTge Vidto WIZ
yesterdsv arrested the complaint Of M beDlal IN
Oakley. residing at No loi Stsnt0ns He states tLhi
On Jau the accused induced his son, Benjamin T. 90
40 with him 10 Elizabeth. y. j.. and t.eTo enlist
knce tbon the he's written letters home, stating
shat hs placed in Nidos hands $50 for the purpose o.
giving 10 the complainant None Of this money has
been received by hun. Justice Mansfield committed
Que prisoner without bail until the recruit could e pT0
cuoed sud give his evidence. An order from Gen.
Blk has been forwarded 90 the camp at Elizabeth 10
bend Yong Oakley To this city. The prisoner IL CAY
0lsr, residing at No. 90 Ludlow-st
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The STREET LAMPs.-The public are some
khat exercised in consequence Of report having been
current that the Manhattan Gas Light Company hud
cormsy notified Str Get Commissioner Cornell that tue
Price for lighting the street lamps would be S@ per
knnun for each lamp and after the ION Mt. aud IN
Sase the CITY should refuse aceede the terms the
further supply OF gas will b. discontinued Oh and after
Deb :.
On this communication no action has been taken by
che CITY authorities and the only authority the street
Commissioner has in the matter s TO advertise for pc
sposals o- Lighting the street lamps by contract AZ IS
hated that DO reply 10 the notice OF the company has
been made from which the Cos Company arc left 20 H.
Fer that the city tacity submits 10 the denaEoed ~
crease The matter TINS rests for me present ana
a.anwhs the street lamps VIII undoubtedly be Lighted
usus.
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NEw-YoRK YACHT CLUB.-At the annual
meeting Of the New.York Yacht Club on Thursday
evening. the following officers we're elected:
EpwAHp A. STEVENS Commodorei Wa II. MCNIcEAk
Nice Commodore ALEXANDER MAJOR, Rear tonUooor"
EostRr = HONr TreesuIcr; HAMILTON MORTON, Secretary
~IyRRe W. CRAVEN. Messurer. - 49,.
RcIai,c Conmitiee-GKoRGE L. sCHurIER Nm
osppgy " Pes HosACK-
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TX NM SUBSTITUTES WANTED
FOR THE Al; Ny

N PLACE OF TIE FOLLOWING CLASSES or
CITIZENS
Flint Yor citizen, enrolled and liable 70 dfar
seorG For citizen. not liable to drao bso'''s Of Hnh
soS non liability non 40 other eauses
TO SUBSTITUTES
Tho following advantage. offered or the eu.aaea; Of
sab-tiiuis..
rorsTr. pyrosrrnp rrE.oss asarIRrSa srnnITcT,s,
roH OSn YrAK......................... $500
boR Two fEAIs...... t0O
ron THREE izAKs.... OO0
YRssIrr, o.su Dovs
Fon osu Yr.n Nav ..........................S20
FoH Two YEARS M,S......................... 10
foA TaRKs YEARS MAs...................... 80
TO THOSE DESIRING SUBSTITUTES
Ins,moeh The suhor;y ,Ii-., or he snD.nt Of Sub
uieor such persons t,ay delf- /, BE- relieved from any
spprehsnons Of future DRAFT al-o for such citizens
n< Hsb. to Df.n OF unhtnes nonabty rom
or other causes. II. County Volunteer COMMITTEES hav.
resolved in addition thor business Il raising Recruits to
sD,ist such Substitutes N may b. daslfed.
Those desiring Substitutes rsy deposit With shs Coni''s
tie whole Of ether Of the following
Foh Oss fkAa...............s......
foR Two fEARs 53V
foE Trsgs iYAas....... C50
No portion Q, tho money paid Substitute. sl be pei
nom the County funds.
C GODFREY GrSTHER. Mayor,
MATTHEW T BRENNAN. Comptroller,
oRlsoS BLUNT. Supervisor
ELIJAH y. PUKDg, Supervisor
wM n. STEWART. Supervisor.
VIM NJ. TWEED. sup,-yi.or
GEORGE oPDYKE. AarIliaIy acunb.r.
Committee on Volunteering
ORisON BLUNT, Chairman
hoOss ~ COzEfTrxp On foLr srEERisG Gi1r HALL)
PARA Gomez VI Bfos ivay md Chlnbe---si.,
hov.n.Der I. 1864
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

srryriOR COURy-srKcIAL Tgsx-VrB. s.--Es.o7c
Justice hctrsH.
DECISION.
LANES Carpenter agt. james $. " Net, sdll.l-ls-
o,lor ac-Motgn 10 retsH denied with 90 COTS
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SALUTE IN Honor OF TIE CONSTITUTIONAL
AxsNDMrSI A salute Of 100 guns was fired at noon on
Saturday in the Park by the Union General Committee
kn honor Of the ratification by tie Legislature Of tie
etate OF York Of the Constitutional Amendment
Putting end 70 Slavery Capt Movbray OF The STATE
a r.ena worked the guns.
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bteamboats ano Railroads.
no! FOR THE GOLD MINES Of IDAHO.
MONTANA AND IDAHO TRANSPORTATION LINE.


The new fast and light daft steamer DEER LODGE,
Thomas w Rea, commander Henry A. Dohrman clert now
being bu, at PsbUrg Pa expressly Tor the 81 Louis ~
ior Benton will leave Pttsbuy for Fort Benton s.a
IN ermediste point. SATURDAY February 49, and leave 81
Louis SATURDAY March 4, or as sosp thereafter - u
river open to Omaha aud Council Bluffs. - -.
The new, last and light drsft steamer RENTON WA
How ard commander Ii wis L. Hine, clerk Wi leave tee
Fort Benton and intermediate points SATURDAY March n
The new. fast sud i2ht draf steamer YE LOW STONE,
Joseph Mayhood commander Sany Ryand clerk will leave
as tb)ve SATURDAY, March Is.
The very fast and Light drsft steamer FANNY OGDEN
Thomas Town.eud, commander Moses HDiard cerk. vii
leave as above SATURDAY, Apr is.
Steamer DEER LODGE win remain between Rorts Uuisa
and Benton until the cargo Of all the boats of this Line de
cred at Font Benton.
by this shippers have great sdysnsse. an -
ssuance thut their freight IL b. delivered At desDsie
We also pr.pa Cd TO furnish LAND TRAESPoRTArioS
FROM FORT BENTON 10 TUE MINES. AND VIII
GIVE THROUGH BILLS OF LADlN0 TO SILvE4
CITY. LAST CHANCE. PRlCkLY PEAR; DEB
LODGE VIRGINIA CITY, BANNOCk CITY AhD
OALLATIN. For freight or PASSAGE apply to
JOHNG COPELN,
South east corner Msin and Oliver sts.,
JOSEPH MCINTYRE, st. kcSA
North east cor Pine aud Commercialsts., or NO.
JOHN J. ROE CO..
Convent.st bet. Second and rbird.sts,
J. EAGER, Agent, No. Il Brosd-s'. NewYoft
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ftrinres ano Alcetinqs.

y. .. F.-The X. w. GRAND ENCAMP-
ls MINT or SOUTHERN NEW YORK will hold its
tEM ANNUAL SESSION IN the fncampment Room, Odd
f-iiows Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, 9Th Inst, at u
O'clock by order JOHN J. DAVIES, q. Scribe.
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Hle0ifal.
furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE of
uanufturs Also solid Chestnut aud Walnut
Chamber Suites. plain and ornamental st H. = fAhhiNo-
TONS. 3sS Csnast. opposite W oo-ter tssDhsh'u "''
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HOMEOPATHIC DIsPEYSARY.-Ten years have
passed away since The doors Of the Bondst. Homo.
Ps.hic DispensaIy were first thrown open for the re
eepD0u OF tie sick poor b. tie founder now manager
Otto Fdllgraf NJ ID. The Institution still located ut
30. 30 B0Rd-st, aud is open daily nom 2! to ~ ?.
Hhese are the fixed hours "a the public hut the Dpen
tary II IN fact open st nearly al luS Of the day "a
solnmodaie the calls al q Z sick branch DSpensary
Il sunted at No l East seventh st. IuGer the charge
a. D.. H. T. ErmeniIahi Ii is open from ~ 70 ocl0cs
And is frequented mostly 10y Germans. According -
fbe last annual report Of the Dpnsary The progress
Homo patty Ia making. among The people IN tie
Tower walks Of he Is surprisingly rapid During the
Erst of the Dspensay only go were treated
and stort lso0 prescriptions given. Last year there
Gre O6 treated and A. 10 prescriptions given
e-and OS7 patients visited al their residences Tie
Gast report speaks Of tie satisfactory success Of new
lrode " treatment in Nasal Caah snd IN Lary myths
Gotten nisnamed BIonchitisD. introduced in tho Dis
{,en7sry. consisting Of powdered medicines, selected
ttrictiy according to the IN Of crre Siiiia sahus
cursntgr by being blown through strong glass tnbes
bent at angles varying according 10 TIE locality of the
Compsiuteher up Tue pOsteIiOr mares. or down into
Gre srynI trachea, even the long bronchial tubes
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DEATH OF Mr.. JOSEPH CUxARD.-Nr. joseph

INA II OF 1ih' JNShfu " .hls 'ONtl Al
CDnsrd died at his in Liverpool the l6h Of
January. lie was the younger brother OF Sir Samuel
tunard Bart the founder Of the Culard iue OF Amer
gen Steamers and Ike hrs brother resided for con-
siderable time in North America. In New Brunswick.
Mir. Cunsrd took prominent part IN pgbc affairs, and
tluch OF the present prosperity of that colony is ribu
sable to his energetic exeYtiCEs. He member OF
fhe legislative council Of NewBrunsEjcE. During the
fourteen wears OF his residence IL Lycp o. lie carried
en- az extensive business. He a member Of the
Crn % Cunsrd Wilson Co. ;he wei known ship
brokers OF Liverpool ard justly esteemed for his
good bEssess qualities and uprghtnesS Of character
SiT Cunard extremely popular, his genial dsposi
ton nyaTiahe courtesy md goodness Of heart making
sim universal fayorite At the time Of his death be
= va u iears Of ago.
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP cos LINE.
IN Dni'y,
For Providence Direct
TIE new snd p, suld steamers

For Providence Direct,
TIE AMI - sulii steamers
ELECTRA ANDGALATEA.
li-vlns Srp.rior Accommodations for PasseI.ers ard
frerht VIII leave Pier No. = North River Zoo. OF Robin
sou. street. Daily (SgndAy .Iceptrdl, Al 4 p. Ia
Connecting at Providence with the cot Boston
The ELECTRA, Capt. J. W. NlE. viii leave New York
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
ThsGALAIEA. Capt WM. JONES, every TUESDAY
Til RsDAl and SAli RDAi.
Cs-fnisht taken q, Propeller Ratss
~ The UNSURPASSED in their srr1nre'pen.
for comfort ard y OF passengers ana their facilities FOR
the transportation Of Freight q,
gt Pas-efrors arr retiring for te nsh are not cfurbed
al they IN Providence At hour carly enough 70 a.
ar desr,d IN the hr accommodation tram ior
Boston. arriving ~ Boston q 9 a IN. ,e,,c
fof information regard 20 Freight Le appy 10 sAAs
ODKLL General Fs.igh, Agent Pirr No. II, =. r. 49,
FOR Tickets st,icrooms Or ber.bs, Apply 70 w. ~ RI
WARDS General Ticket s-ut Pier No. =, North hiNer'
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ERIE RAILWAY. Trains leave foot u

AZ Cham 5er.-st, via Psvonia Ferry:
n Day Express for CanAndlieus. Rochester Bundes
salsn,anca West. Buffalo with Lake sneeo
Grand Trunk Roways and Salamanca Nth Atlantis
and Gres, Nrs,ern Railway. -
$500 q m. Min and Way Train. daily. 10 Otsvuic
10 NJ Express Mail for Buffalo. connecting with Lam
Shore Railway -
ap. n Way Train. for Por, J.rvis and Newbursh
D. H. Might Express. lor lanandAgus- Rochester bufAob
Salamanca. and West
IL. Lightning Express daily foI Csnsndsigua Rochss
tsr Buffalo. SALAMANCA Dunsiik. aud West Connects 9
Bualo with Lake sud Grand Trunk Rslway and -
salamanca with Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
p M Train, daily Tor Buhsio, Salamanca Dun
kt.k "A West
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NETWORK MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S
~ LINE or sIDE-WHEEL STEAMERS TO
EANS-DIEECT.
VIII FOLLOWS:
MORNING STAR Ne-ou..... Saturday, February ls'h.
GUIDING STAR, Saturday, February 18th.
EVENING STAR. Bel-..........Ssiurdsy. AlArch sth:
MOKNlN0sfAR. Neison........ Saturday, March lBth
GUIDING Saturday. March Z1fn-
EVENING STAR. Bcl............Ss'urday. Apsil lat
DAY s1Ak.....iBul.dus.
Al . O'CLOCK. =. ".
FROM rIrR 80 W NORTH RIVER Third Psrsh
Foot of Iansl-st., N. u
PASSkCEChief cabin ssteroom', - TO 500 according
20 location - s.lis room Second cabin rS On,
Tn. MORNING STAR T. 2O48 tunsi the t.Et.NlSo sTAh
205 tl-s the GUIDING STAR 40 tuns DAY SIAR 21Ib
tune Custom House reasarernsnt Their Passenger sccou
odsons exceed by those lyon any othef steamers
81 No Fr-s ht received Bis, Of Lsdns signed sfer D,
o'clock Le DAY o. ssng ITO Freight OF Passage sp
2y 10 JAMES A. RAYSOR No. 10 BAreaJ-.t.
TNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
j. ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS -
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HARBoR,
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. CALL
mo AT HALIFAX AID CORK HARbOR-
CUBA...........lcsv,sN New. orx.. rdne-csy FEB.
RlCA......... leaves Boston . Wednesday fee- ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .sf orr. " sdnssdsy Feb ~
Boston. " oduesiay. March
CnINA........-.leayesN New OH. Wednesday Msrch
CASADA...-.....ieasesB Boston. Wednenhs'. Mlea 10
sTyvoEk TO LIVERPOOL
Chieft soin PASSAGE. .'.'...'....''''''.f III ~
Second CABIN Pass rs.................-.... " "
fRos rosros TO LIVERPOOL
ChiefC Passazc. ..-...................filE y
Second Cabin Pa.,sge NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6 20
rsvabs gold IL cquvaen, In United States currency
berths not secured Until pad OF.
Ar experienced Surgeon on board
Tho Of the. ship, Will not he accountable Tor STee
V1uab.es uri.s Bill e L1dins having -" value -Ipres.rd
are signed therefor.
I0i freish' OF Passage spgly g nm q. .p.u.,