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The New York herald., 1865-12-20
Steamship Hibegns,
Wird ~ sunset NV.
Miscellaneous.


u Van irgeu tho steamship san Ja.s.to from
Savannah, viii .pt thanks for favms
We indebted puzers vs or The steamship Andsu.
sis, end Lindsay Of the steamship Georgia favors
STEAMSHIP Bs,s"sa came from p"arantics to the s,
yesterday
sns Fnss,,s cerisa being repaired ss Liscspoo,
after q collision the 18th OF November.
BARr DuScAS Liverpool fos Phladepcia with gen
~,sI cargo, put INTO iioyLend 9Th INST, very iraky
Bse Ooxlx sris sshcss On Ramer shoai hss bsred
~ being stripped
atoNsw London issh IN distress with .sis split ard isa1
syxssNR CIpoL,sA from Norcbead City for New York,
which went sshorc sssckl.ods Beach ~ entering the
LsvYRroos, DEE 3--fhs r~pcr, thai the W WAL. PIT
back here WAS nnfonnaec
Fut. PIar,cprsss rae BnsslSe rEk sesR G,on.
10 s;s rroes% t 70 ne The George Capt Ho Which sailed
from New York on me ss mss fe rye,se"s M With csrso
galley tho nsses communicating 70 he hay, in sho.i
;Ss sms boat a"s is hurried
s nss s :. ps. % saf sor xos
CITY picked up The captain md who snbseeu-n
~ s. ANAL boat m end ., 81 s. & tie a -.
and steam ius. Ccmmsdors roo,e, Consltnlon Ysn
% ss % sos s s * g."
=. vessel @. nr, = s,.sT 2, .ss sad :. % wcsss ra
iisss rSs $ sSs %
s % ~. =; s.' h. sss: w.
s..sa ,s: rs,f s. %
ssrss % - !: s.is".sd si 5000 sSs also relieved 70 be
Rotiee 20 Marinsrs.
LsoHuEouss OruCs. fiIIs D,slR,cr
The uppsr and Lower Cedar Point ss,s
smcvs from shsir stations 70 the Potomac DIVER for the
y o'd'T o The s'Sss;s ssss,ss sss'f
Whalomea.
% rs Ri. S x. bone sa = @
bume 1xO bhIs vh
VII u0o lbs Expects arrive home last of March
s sssus ss.sss :sssS )! barely s.s:p"s
gpoken. &c.
steamsh,p ,Br), New yors Liverpool Dec
snip John sydney from New Orleans for Bos,op Dee rs
sn sss sc,"" % = ssM c,,. x.,s sep 10 Ion
Rsri 8 4 wsiermsn, hates from New ycrs ts.p, for
Fsrsign Ports.
D,s A a. ia, Ami. ~ yc.ns sosy. ns%ce
ALsIANpa,A Nov io-In port Kate, Holmes, Pencil,
sr'ssss s%siS iS Dresden reed rom e,asow Bos
BsvssmsA,ss Dsc sid Dams, sesener WORK
| BRcIwyasnAvFs, Dec s-Ar eros, Of the wave Wood
Boss1y Nov Susan links Asocs csl'a,ss ..s
Msufmsin Nov 8 Eespsr. Lorns Asyab. ,r,, e,,.r
pso Soi sarsa sx ,os SSo'i %ssoS , io'
7,h Naples, hutchinson sinsspsre SD %. as fass 5
err Clark, Hong Kong 18th Kearsa2e. bnrn ousoh .s1'
Intelope Smith >York 3Isi. Young Mechanic Rcbadsou
Bosscn; Nov carwtn, Heril Adsn aud Jcddah Oh b.
MA, 6sc S"AyS hsrssrst Hstheld. Hatfield, from Ant
werp for NY0pk land sld) Ith, stephenson fnndie
| london for Buenos Ayrcs fsnd prcceedcdl -
DOvs an Dec 6-Oa Morning rtar, Coagrid, from Phla
dsiuka for Bvemea Andrsw Jackson Robluson rou Cal
| lao. = .
| NYort loaded. Gid isth sctr X Townsend Townsend
vh,sslpsia is"a wes rPos.n two asys .sssesep,
| ffavre land prt,eeededI
hornp as."s. 'sL ta,s ss@.pia Hau,iitsD ,o@ tloyi
The New York herald., 1865-12-20
PROGRESS OF RESTORATION.
PvevhsenaI Gsvernsr JshnseB. Of Georgla,
Relieved BY the President.
Governor jenkins Recognized as the
State Executive.
Me Presidents Appreciation Of tho Proyi-
sionlI Governors administration.
&c. &c. &c.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1865.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 49, 1865.
The following has been addressed by Mr. Seward TO
Governor Johnson
DspARrsESr or STATE,
Wlsr,sGgog Dec 10, 1865
70 Hrs Exceiency JANIS JoHSsoN PROVISIONAL 3ovcrnor
Of the State OF Georgia, nlcdgosille, Ca
SrR-Thc time has arrived when, IN the Judgment OF
the President OF The United sotes the carc and conduct
OF the proper affairs OF the State OF Georgia may he re
Inifted to the constitutional authorities chosen by the
people thereof without danger 10 the peace and safety OF
Abe United States BY direction of the President there
fore you are relieved from tho trus: which was hereto
fore rcpoed in you as Provisional Of the State
e Georgia Whenever the Governor elect shall have
cep.ed and become qualified - discharge the duties OF
the executive Office you VIII transfer the papers and
property Of the State your custody 10 his Excel
Iency the Governor elect
IL gives especial pleasure 10 convey to you the
Presidents acknowledgment Of the fidelity, the Loyalty
and the discretion which have marked your admnstra
1ion. You win please give mo ropiy specifying the
day which this communication is received.
have the honor 10 be your Exceiency's obedient
servant WM. H SEWARD.
MR.. sEwARD 30 THE GOVERNOR or GEORGIA.
DEPARTMENT or Sr1Tr,)
WAsHIysToS, Dec. 19, 1865.
To his Excclency the Governor OF the State Of Georgia
Miliedgovillc, Ga. -
SR-By direction OF the President have the honor
herewith 10 transmit TO you copy Of q communication
which has been addressed TO his ExcelcDcy James
Johnson late Provisional Governor Of Georgia. whereby
ne has been relieved OF the ast heretofore reposed in
him, and directed TO deliver into your EAcellencys pos
sesson the papers and properly relating TO that trust
have the honor to tender you The cooperation of the
government Of the United States whenever il may be
found necessary cnectng the carly restoration and
the permanent prosperity and welfare Of the State over
which yon have been called preside. have the
honor to be- with great respect yosr most ohodieDt
servant, WIN II. SEWARD.
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
Ratification BY the California Legislature
Of the AntI-SIavery Censtitu-
ttOEal Amendment.
Cruise Of the Saranac in Search Of the
Shenandoah.
NEWS FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
&c. &C. &c.
The Constituficnnl Amendment Ratified
by California-MintngS stocks, tIc.

The constitutional Amendment Ratified
by California-Mfnfngs stocks, &c.
sAcRAaEsro, Cal, Dec. Is, 1865
Resolutions raiifying the constitutional amendment
aboshing slavery finally passed the State Legislature
to-day.
The British gunboat sparrowhawk, from yancouvcrs
Island, arrived here last night
Legal tenders sell at ca cents Mining stocks gen
orally better Choar $Ils, yellow Jacket $420 Savage
$s35, ophir $500
San FRANCISCO, Dec, 10, 1865
The steamship Sacramento sailed to-day for Panama.
taking s73l, ,727 In treasure Ex-Governor Goodwin ard
A. D. Richardson, Esq, Of the New York 7ritume,
passengers.
Orwell has been sentenced TO be hanged the 22d
OF January next, for. the murder Of James Irwin in
January last.
Hon N. Han McAlIister, late Jcdge OF the United
States Circuit Court, died this morning.
Legal tenders, &C. Gould Curry, 5000 Savage,
SS75; yellow Jacket. s4i5 Chollar Po'osi, SIi3
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S HlPPIN &c NE w s..

ALMANAC FOR EEw y0RK-THIs
srs RISES. 3v NOON ssrs.. eve u
SUN skTs. 80 HIGH WATER. 10 IL
49,
Port of New York, December 10. 1855.
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County WsIuntecr Committee.

OYR HUNDRED AND TwESTY-ONR MEN ENLISTED
on TUESDAY.
The Volunteer Committee had light day in
the business Of recruiting Tuesday Is will DO seen
by the following exhibits rI .r.
PARK BARRACKs--6 Navy recruits. one year, % 800
5 substitutes. t2,230i substitutes. $1,000 Total
500
BATTERY BARnAcKsA Army recruits. ono year
$1,000
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsrmcr-l6 recruits. one
years service. $500.
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DsrRiCr.-ls recruits, one
years service, $500,
STxrH CoNoREssIosL DIsrmcr.-l7 recruits. one
years service, $3.50.
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DrsTRIcr-ls recruits, one
years service, &c. 800.
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIor.-l7 recruits. one
wears service. Is $50.
NNTu CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIcr.-i7 recruits one
years service e. $780, or total OF one hanareu anu
twenty-o men
Yesterday there were no recruits whatever received
at the Park Barracks the cause OF which was that the
Committee have no funds for volunteering purposes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13
The Date Of the Fort Sumter Anniversnr'
Omciniiy Announced.

The following is the official report OF Major
Anderson as by him transmitted to tho War Depart
nent on his arrival in this city after the Eyaeuation oil
Fort Sumter 1t would seem to dissipate all uncer
taiuty about the date Of the anniversary:
STEAMSHIP BALTIC, OFF SANDY HOOK !
April ls-l0:30 a. n..--Va NEW YORK.
Hon & C1MyROy S,crstary Of War Washin9ions c.
Having defended Fort Sumter for thirty-fonr hours
mill The quarters were entirely burned the main gates
magazine surrounded by flames, and Us door closed
from the effects Of heat-four barrels and three
cartridges of powder only being available. and no pro
visions remaining but poIkI accepted terms OF evacu
alton offered by Gen. Beaurcgard being the same
offered by him Oh the 18th inst. prior TO the commence
ment Of bostiites and marched out Of the fort SUNDAY
AFTERNOON THg I4IH INST. with cOlors flying and
drums beating, bringing away company and prlVale
property and saluting my flag with fffy gnns -.s
RoBfRr ANDERSON.
Major First Artillery Commanding.
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Total. ........................s7.25 9 60

iolu - so w
Tho several committees on Bible Society. Sunday
Schools General Statistics. Discipline, made their
reports. which were adopted;
The committee TO Investigate the case OF Rev. g. y
Gilbert. acquitted him Of all tie charges preferred
against him.
A series Of resolutions were then read ard adopted
thanking Bishop Ames for having been present with
tn I'm throughout their session. and for his kindness
cou-teousness and efficiency their rresidng officer
Also resolutions expressive Of their gratitude to the
members Of the Seventeenth NJ. +. Church, for their
kind reception aud keeping.
A contribution taken up for the benefit OF the
sexton of the church.
Bishop ANS then announced the close OF the session
The appointment and location Of the members Of the
conference were then anBouuced by the bishop.
The members united in singing the Goxology. whom,
after the bcnediction was pronounced by Presiding
Elder BANGS tie session adjourned to meet next year
~ the Washington-st. Methodist Episcopal Church
BROOKLYN.
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ulovcnenf,sso o. / 9 g { m stoamer''
Passengers Arrived.

In the sesnship Moro Castle from Hsvsns-Autonis Rss
vel sizpor D. viro, Miss Pauline C,ssri Ssssr 5s
Opera Troupe A. r. Law lady -four Children aud ser,ant z
Churchill T. Fernandez Mrs H. r. Bishop child and nureet
Miss II. Bishop C. q. Kauppman and sdy Miss 9lsnni
Countess De Courcey MermIn w. Cleylsy O. d. Jlsss,
L. teller s. Fsirchd H. Lesvitt, Mad r. Shuze and son
Miss I. e. Bsrnpshsssen, In. W. O. Downs, b. ksplss.
Mrs. Bourn Mrs X. Bourn Dr. Gonsas Jovin s9d sos f.
anita M.s 9. Grsenhoug6 M.I A. Martin Miss J. CsrviIs
Mary Manner, z: c. Birheck. J. p Oslvsn e. 3. paP:sc
Ii's B. smith r Alsien, L. 2: Bhste,aof M Jssert*
Lsfsverrs, j. II Weeks, T. K DownIns r.. p
chem, =, G.. Finlay, lady and nar.-, =; Rsu'ch, 4 4
MS: %S ,e. lay wo children and ; S,nS w
schneider, r. F. Bernard H. Article, T. Artols, .Ass q
Csdy. Mr. ). Pnney Horn. q. A.. Fisher j. C.. Albers.
and child en-, s. A. Guon lady and servant r. Bravo, n
H. Porter T. West, W. Clark A. Hanson c. C. PoIbhdsss
r. 0leosou and wife o. b Murray Il. b. Condef r. Piok.
e1hg j. Kerrsnd lady M. Belro.e Mrs Tat A. H VILE
F.s j. PEASANT C. g. Martins lsdy. three children "a
servant h. do la Bs.so and thee ehiSsn del Costo
Degododo :nd 'en, G. MspdoaA j. Mar?uia G. A. O,tsr.
Alex. Cummings lady and children, J. Gordon, L9psS
NJ A. Lodsz, J. Corral H. Charnbrn1 cspt Murdee., O
schoningeGg Daykn, r. CoItsdo Mn j. BTss.e ysrIs.
A. @. Dishon Total leo. rtl
In steamship Ner- York from Bremen and 6outhamPon7
Loui, Dreser, Mrs aechel T, TeseL B. Herhad M snS
bridge, NJ. w. Man, F. Lshnsen O. Amsa1, Nh and MIf
Scat, w. Parker. Mrs Caharns and Neunsn o. Wa, =.
Rspp Dse.cheT, Bensen Fl Fink Mr. and Mre schulz
Miss L. and H. schsf.r. J. lettering H. Winte!mennt Is
Rupke, n Luhmann. @ Heinssth T. Klenschmdt, z Sese
Ter Mics r. te5ieh Mr. and Mrs G.esel and esid, e f
Mslhas, A. Gehrke, c: Rambeiser, Ms b. Weber, q FnS
schner. T. seemann Capt; Ari.u', ~ sigyel C. fsdey e
ssn.i Psye Ms p Taley a,I M:ys a =. sMrfs1A
:on, ' Mr. Ann. sa.' and a.usi.sTsis sI:.ossi q
stessase Total, sli fl q
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........A Arr,
Cleared.

Cleared
Steamship Columbia. Barton, Havana, Spoford, Tlsstso
L Co.
Rsynor
Bari Elinqwood Elln gwood, Zaxa Brett, Son Go.
Bark s. d. Ryerson (Br) Heaey, 81. John n b., Boyd
Hiucken.
Bark Princeton (Br J. McCormsci Demarars. Bsrnsa
Brig Teresita (Brl HILL Denssra Tucker LgetooarsA
Bns stromness, Ryan, Kingston JAM. Brett Son GO.
iBr.s Union (BII Tufts. 81. john n. D.. r. Nevins .
Sons "a
Brig Zelauts Aus.l sbutes, Gibraltar slOcOvch. As'ss
Smith. "a
Brig Charlie. Adams er) Peterson, St. Johns N f. IN
Rris LILY 1Br), Esa.,e, Glaze Bay, Il. J. DswsaA
Bris EIbs iPrG Dsyidson 81. CroI, d. r. DeWofk CO.
Brig C. Rogers, Yeston, Boston Hoyake hunsy'
ScLr Hamilton, Ogden, Fortress Monroe. A. Abbott
scbr b. r. Sparks Smith Providence. Miller bouenss1
schr. volsnt (Br). Bresse East Harbour W. H. l. -
Webster 4 Co. -,
schr Albert jameson, Csndass. Portland W. g. Bsows
Schr L. s. Davis. City Point. J. Smith Co.
sohr. Alice Scranton, Spencer, Washington Baker ~
schr Golden este, Chase, Norfolk 7. B. Chase CO..
schr Eliza Phsro, Csvier, City Point, Van BSunt .
sehr. s. T. Wines Hoss, Fortress Monroe, Van Brma
scbr. Belle R. Hull, Holmes, City Point Van Brun. =
schr. Alma (Br), Proctor 81. Johns, N y, Miller =
scbr Forest Home, Thoms, Beaufort, N. c.. TAsmss b
Holmes. sfrIf .f
sohr. Evelyn, Palmer, Stamford J3l7
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for newypet trees to come into bearing Where trees
are making vigorous growth It matters LITTLE bow old

for newyset trees to como into bearing Where trees
are making vigorous growth 1t matters little how old
or large they are. provided they have not been 20
thoroughly trimmed to bear branches nearer than
twelve fifteen feet from the groundin which case
they are too high to be worked advantsgeously.
twenty inches in diameter will need rs to l25 cons
according TO the Openness compactness OF the head
They shond not all be set in the upper limbs leaving
the lower to be afterwards cut away. Upon the
proper selection Of limbs to be grated depends the fu
iure symmetry Of TIE tree. The gratis should be well
distributed over the whole top. Limbs two to four
inches diameter may be worked. For the largest use
the strongest cions with two buds each. consider.
able portion of the limbs must DE left uncut to keep up
the vitality Of the old would not remove moro
than half the limbs at In selecting kinds for tall
or low trees ii is important to set In tho tall ones
those kinds which mako short, thick branches. as the
Baldwin Greeniug. leaving the struggling growers
ike the English Russet. Tallman Sweetng and Spit
zenberg for the low trees as by doing We shall have
the trees much under control. In case Of q
few branches growing far above the others have
sometimes headed them In to stop their vgor. and then
setting stock two in side branches leaving the up.
right part to be cut away to the stock below In year
of two The future pruning OF old grated tree re.
quires much attention, otherwise the branches OF the
old limbs i'll smother the gratis. Very old pear trees
may be proftahy grated but they will require cion
IN almost every lnb. For pear gratis kinds should be
selected which make large growth Of wood and come
slowly into bearing. The Secke and Yergalieu some
times bear so soon after grating that the gratis are
spoiled with sLe first crop."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TrRx-Besore Judg
SUIT AGAINST The CITY FOR ROTTEN PIERS.

BUTT AOAINbT THt FUh EOIlEN flEfos
William X. Wilson, Administrator agt. The
Mayor &C. This action brought In behalf OF the next
under the act OF 8 for damages caused BY the death
of William T.. Wilson, lad OF sixteen by falling through
pier The plaintiffs evidence showed that Sunday, Aug
J. 1862 the boy went down with some companions on Pier
No. e. East River ser having twice attended Sunday school
thai day The companions Of tbs boy went In winning
and he In charge their clothes canal boat
the pier The boy his the pier In the dusk OF
the evening fell through hole six feet long AID 10
inches broad which had been made the preceding Thurs
day and carried under the canal boat and drowned
II further shown that the wharf had been leased one
Brown but part Used dumping ground by the city
There proof that the boy knew Of the hole IN the
wharf the contrary the wnesaes testified that be rather
srunk the and had not been there during the pre-
vious Hs earnings at the time so soper week
The Counsel for the city moved suit the ground that
there evident negligence In the boy In yenturns on
WHAT without that he had been there nbens
least violation Of the city ordnance against swimming IN
Daylight and that the lessee oftbe city Mr. Brown was sble
and the city particularly the Leases Of the city were
by direction and enforcement. Of the law and the city
moi In tho position OF ordinary landlords: The Court
overrued all these points and also excluded all evidence or
the Leaning Of the wharf,
The Cosr charged the jury that there negligence
Old the part Of boy the city sbe for DAMAGE they
si,er had notice Of the breaking Of the wharf such time
had elapsed would raise reasonable presumption OF notice.
and that Of damages the pecunsy los both
preson. and prospective Of the neKt Of kin IL being late,
scaled verdict WA directed. .lr
DECISIONS.
Csrsou set The Trsdesmens B4nk.-Cass settled. Wells
act. Cox.-OIder settled '
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Relief for Oar wesnded seidicrs. ..

We have received the following communion
ton and not ouy cheorfally comply with tho request
made for its publication. but earnestly commend the
subject matter to tho prompt attention OF our readers
To the Editor.@ The ~ y Tribune.
SIR: The recent battles near Richmond so
eorious 10 their results have thrown upon Us the caro-
Of hundreds If wounded soldiers from the state OF new
YORK The first principles Of charity and common hn'
mainly demand OF the people at home that they should
as far ss they able supply their wants with tins
view the appeal Is made TO you ard throngh you 70 e
any supplies you furnish Please send them 70 the
New York State Agency. Washington, ID. &. we VIZ
pay all express charges. Very truly, ~ ,,o,o
superiutendtnrs Office. NJ r s Military Ass"@s', A.
b kany april H. 1865.
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COURT-TanL TERn-AYRL ll.-Bsfore Jus
ti.e BARBOUR.
,.,t AIov ~ DoI,EF nj n

John MCCaffll agt. Alex. y. hhucilI-l ne pidlu-
tiff sod 70 one Haskell cysrs Of the value of 5000 which
4 200 was paid and which the plaintiff claims sold on
the credit Of the defendant and bis promise pay for them
The defendants counsel moved for nonsuit the ground
that the evidence of the plaintiff showed neither original or
promise psy and that that evidence there was
best but slight evidence Of promise after the sale The
Justice held that there neither original or collateral
promise to pay for the goods proved aud dismissed the
complaint.
GAVIN Noyes for plaintiff; N. A. Chelsey for the de-
fendant.
SPECIAL TKRx-APRIL ll--Befors Justice ROBERTSON.
DECISIONS.
VIM. SIulvey agt. John II. Calctt.--Motion
granted julius Hess agt. Ezekiel s. lockwood.
granted without costs to either party George Aufeit ast
Anton Observation-Disclosures discharged plaintiff paying
Sheriff and action di'connued without costs to either
party. James Cox agt. James SheedyOrder granted. Chss
Carter Andrew Clarke ri slsues must be framed and
the plaintiff have four days Ia which to amendments to
those proposed by the defendants and two days to notice the
Tor settlement before the Court II disagreed TO-
Before Justice MCCuNY.
Henry Hornstein agt. the Mayor, &C., OF Now
Iork.-New trial granted. Costs to abide event.
Before Justice hoSELL
Tho Congregation Share Hashunoseu sgt.
William Hslady.-Judgnent for plaintiff Findings &c. In
Clerks Office katharine G. Anderson agt Sarah James,
Proposed settled amended The amendment
substituting the minutes OF the spc reporter
allowed These exceptions which require only much
Of the evidence 10 decision Of the question
law. Papers In Clerks Office
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fAd-erti.emen,.


We ssy 60 having Consumption In ~bsievsr shr"
Of the disease DR.. WpnARrs fiSE TAXI N CORDIAL
Which IL readily Aten ~ oy tho blood and carried 10 Tho
lungs aud the healing principles Of the Tar oct npon Tho IN
famed sores Of the lung. ard Sop thsir Decay AID the
pat eut. lie 10 saved gBE Piss fEkg TAR CORDIAL las
sr-nt power dissolve the a. X npo' d sogs ~ Tie
tra faf.s.es tho unrs end -rpes nom the sy.irn
THP ISE 1REy TAR CORDIAL puhes tho blood and
Il Il ell ofuous iser that con,auiy hreetnx sores In
.r,,l and external Itsg Blotehes the fsce and
eli skn Diseases especaly ruicd By Dr. NhhtHrs
Piyy ThsE TAR CorpiAL Oire No 10 North Second st.
r ilsdeiplia
s94 Broadvty ~. Y.
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Fol .on, oetstlll snd Bristol, BY steamer Truv.
Iss,, MondAy Wednesday and Friday, foot Of

70, Hudson oesstiIl snd Bristol, By steamer ruv.
H re-, Monsay Wednesday and Friday. foot Of
10 New Haven. Hartford and spring6eId-3tssm.
ers leave Peck Slip .. ~ aud .....,,,.......,..
10 N xI., haven, ~ the Nsw.Hav-n R.R. a1th.st.
and tth,sv at 9. III a. III 3, 3:iS, a. and
To the West. by Pennsylvania Central fs,irssS 1
nom foot ofCourtlsnd st. Via Phis Del phIa. !. m
and 2 m. Sunday train. Observation-Disclosures.
10 the West, by Central Railroad Of New. Je,ssv
via Allentown, nom pier 2 n. L.. Q a m. ~ M
and $500 p. IN. sunday train.
To Phiade plia. b. steamer Jesse Hoyt daily. ism.
days excepted) from foot Of Waist, B,ooElyn.
connecting at Port Monmouth with train. foi
thiladeIcnla.s .s......s........
To philadelphia by Nsw-yersey Railroad, foot o.
Co ytlandtst., 7. 10 and II A. m, IL M. and ,.
M Snd ~ midnight. Sunday.
To Phi sdephia. per Railway and Steap bost, (5an-
days exsepted) via Camden and Amboy. from foot
ofBarciCy.st, 6a N. Erples..,,."...:......
To Provid,nce by Neptune. Steamship Coz Line.
d.ily, fror, pier 81 foot Of Robinsonst., r., at
To Red Bank and Long Branch, By steamer Eagle
daily. from SsT foot " Murray st., st...'.''''.."
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TrsveNsrs' Guide.

TraveNsrr' Guide.
To Albany. by Hadson II. r., from Sothst Depet
"a and M a. NJ, and $40. 6. and loa p 10. Sun
day train frorl 3tHh st. y. m City cars run DC
tween ChamAaz, aud sCth SITS. stations a
To Albany, by.ttarlem 2. R., 2Sthst ''h'ar''~ ,
To asltimcr,' by he New jersey n. R., foot Of
Courtlsn@sst, 9 and NJ g. NJ. 7 ?, n' anu i,
To Rnst,.o NV New. London line Pier 80 N. r.,
Norwich Line, Pier 70 n. r.. Neptune Line, Pier
nm r., and Stoninston line, Pisr IL n. R-'dsiy
To boston, by New.Hsven R. r., via Springfield,
Tnh.t and Gh'av.; = ,Ii.s, .nd .sS.
Az via shore Line. 1T end .. m Sunday.:...
70 Bridgeport, By steamer Bridgeport foot OF Pees
To Bua. and the West, BY Ere Railroad: feot
ofChambsust ..s..I ana ~ O. az. ana
To Clsvelsnd o., by Atlantic and Great Western
RR. via Ens Railway. foot Of Chsmbe.st, con-
uectins With Railroads. for oil principal citiesm
Ire West a. m. and. ................ .........
TO Oreenport q. N. tsnd on Saturday. p m.) 70
Ysphsnk, Isiip, Farninsdsle, Long tsland, By L.
J. railroad, nom Jamessnp and foot Of 5lth'ss.
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