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A Card.
To ne Eli,O, Of The n. Y Tyitvne

SIR: In your paper of this morning ii is an
nounced under Brooklyn News, that the Mayor Oft City
was the purchaser OF 10: of Condscied WHISKY felse
state, correct nappreheuon that was pe'en; on the
occasion only Collector OF the Internal Revenue 10 protect
the interests Of the Government aud not purchaser o.
the whisky few bids offered by solely viii thi'
view. Respectfully, a. 81 WOOD hayaL
Mayors Cnee Cify nan. Brootlyn. Dec 49, les
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MARRIED..

MICnELBACHER-METCALF Monday Nov. %, by.
the Rev. Dr. Chauncey, I'm Msrip Michebscner to Mary
Alice daughter of the late Cyrus Mecate all o. this city,
TOBITT-WATTS-On Tuesday, Dec. 49, by the Rev. Mr..
Canhed John Hunter Tott Of this city to Annie Watts a,
Philadelphia
WANDEL-BRIGGS-In Jersey City, Mondsy, Dec 13,
BY the Rev J. Romeyn Rerry Blanchard Wande of Pier
mont n Y, TO Sarah n. Brgss, daughter of Lcwrence
Briggs Of Jersey City.
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into possession Of these two buildings, without ever
having paid one dollar OF HE own money therefor. j
have not the document at hand but you can easily find
1t by calling for it through your columns. Very sincere
iy yours, PRIVATE MILES, HIS MARX
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PRESENT TO GEN. GRAST.-The friends OF
Gen. Grant have purchased and intend to present to
him a valuable horse 10 match one now already owned
bv the Iientcuant General The horse Is valued az
& OO0 and leaves the city to-day in charge Of COM
rat,ee for Washington, where the animal VIII be
handed over with the compliments Of tic dOaors
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The Eeninna In 81. EoEt-.

ST. LOUIS Tuesday. Dec. l9 ieG5.
The Fenians in this city on Saturday night
voted TO sustain Gen Sweeney. the Fenian Secretary
OF War; and resolved to take further action ~ the
present difficulties of the Brotherhood until the arrival
in this country Of stephens the Head Ceute OF Ireland
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-20

THE LARGEsT AND CHEAPEST HAIR STOKE in
New'fork. No. 329 Canal.st q. BAsIET.
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THE RENowN OF BURNn1rs STANDARD PREP

The kENowN OF BURNE1Ts STANDARD PREP
ARArrosa-Sor more than eight these Preparations
have maintained large and constantly increasing SALE
tanning the opinion Of best judges chat they unved
BURssrr's ORIENTAL Toor.r WASH 1, pre,srrer Of tire
teeth ind beauties Them iay to the euameL In
this respect r,ni< alone 9e evidence Of Chssts Of
the Den.aLFa faculty ssbstanates these facts.
For see by oil Druggists
AN Old AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY.--MRs.
wISsIoVs soorHrM srRUy, for children testhing has
stood tn, of hiry years Millions Of moher,c testify
that reliable ard recty ssfe in oil Relieves
child from pain soens the gums regulates the bowels gv,s
inn. troubled with collie pins quiet Sleep and Its parsr
unbrokssr.st. Price, IS cents bottle.
ELEGANTLY CARVED ODoR STANDS.-These
attractive articles contain bottles of sne odor
ia beauGly carved black stands aud ery fitting
for presents. CAswEII, MACK Co,
Inder the Firth Avenle Hotel
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GperiaI Notices.

Union Primary EIecfion.-A special mee.lng of the
I'm ion General Committee, held at No {5 Fourth-aye on
Monday evening Dec 49, 1865 the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
Rcofd Tha, the Assembly District Union Associations IN
the City and County OF NewYork he and hereby in
srucea 10 meet their spceve headquarters friday
EVENING Dec 2l 1855 and elect by ballot officers Tor each
sociaiion and Delegates rom each District to repre-
sent each OF said Districts in the Union General Committee
for the wear 1860.
Tie resdsut Of each Association In bis obcnce the
proper officer thereof shall eTpoin st least three Inspectors
who shall hold the election accordance with the rules
adopted for eectng the Delegates to the last state Conyen
,on.
The DELEGATES elect shall meet at Headquarters c>ner of
Broadwav TWENTY y-tbird-st., TUESDAY ENENING,
Jan 1876 y o'clock for the purpose Of organization and
10 transact such business may before the
The Polls IL all cases to be open from y 10 2 oeock
JAMES KELLY Chairman,
Hesny II; ;I IlIusrAr' Secretaries. f.
N. Y. NATIONAL FRgEDAgys RELIEF AssoCIArIoS
No. 20 JonS-sr, NEW YORK, Dec. ~ 1865.
Notice Is hereby given that person protesting to ne N
this Association is entitled 10 credence uness TUX
nished with Commission dated since March. 1909
FRANCIS GEO. SHAW. President.
JOS. h. COLLINS, Treasurer.
GEORGE CABOT WARD, Recg Secretary.
Chemistry, 1Iincrai0gy and Mining.-h paper viii
BE- read hy FRANK DiBBEN on the Mines and Metals In
Colorado end Modes of Smetine TO be followed by other
gentlemen the subject before the ith Section o to
Association for the Advancement OF Science aud Ant az her
rooms, Cooper Iusttate ID hoor on WEDNESDAY EVEN.
ING. Dec. 20. at a p. IN. Admission free.
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SEWING MAcHINBs-F'oR SALE AND To RENT
v. W. WICKEs. No. 4s6 broadway.
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BRrCKs.-3O to $4,000 splendid BRICKS are
made per day by the NxrIoyAu BRICK MACHINE. Sat.
iSiaotion guarar teed ABRAM REGUA, Nv. 100 Broad.
way.
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THE BURGLAR His OwS IsroRMRR. .-lh'
opening Of each Window aud Door teegraphs 10 YOU
room. and never fails. Applied invislbly and withon
damage. l.. HOLMES, No l9e Broadway
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ft1ver,ifemsasI
.JypFgRs. No. 573 BROADWAY.
guIEDET

The only place III The cliy where
LADrE, Coon BOOTS And SEOEs 1AD GENTLEMEN o
TaBaolDfRED SiIPPEns can be hat at low prices
JEPTLHs, No. 513 BROADWAY.
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THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER, WIN
cogs. The bsst IN USE i. &. DRowsRG. Ji1 Broadway
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CLOTHES WRINGERs of all kinds repaired by
Bailey WahingS Wnngng Machine Co.. 47fi Broadway NY
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The READING ROOM Is admirably oappied with
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PIANOS FOR TEE HOLIDAYS.
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AGRAfPE PIANOS.
roadway
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Sterling siiverware.

Sterling siiverware.
HOLIDAY AMI BRIDAL PRESENTS
STERLING SILVER.
TIA ssRvrcEs TurEHss, DISHES, sAIyERs PrrcurHs.
GoBLErs CUrs CuItoREss SETS, FEvr SETS. Foaxs,
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AND
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no. 205 BROADWAY, ner Ful.On-st.
ofer for the Holidays fine assortment Of
- VULCANITE JEWELRY:
Bracelets Brooches, Earrings Sleeve Butoi. Chains,
Chatesines, Charms, Pencils, etc. Aka
NDiA RUBBER TOYS, BAbLs and FANCY ARTICLES
ofevery description, at Wholesale and + stai.
Brndbury's Piauos-rHE BEsT-Proasunced tho
Best by the renowned artists "su erior in tone.
oych power DURABILITY and elegance of finish" Ware
rooms Nos 4s7 and ia5 Broome cor. of Crosby Gall os
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AFTER TIE RECESS.
TESTIMONY OF MR. DusE. BURY


III DuseHb1ry testified that he Justice OF the Peace
lL city hs years 1851 and 1855 arpca'on Vas
snideto lin tenant from No. IA Whvoney-pacc
be had oIed over bis psper but could hnd 10 rccoId o TIE
froeeeduss
crOs,-esanined-I do not recoIec, the yssr
Mr. CTaui--Iheti Is all
TESTIMONY OF ME-. DAVIS.
NJ Davis testified that be Policeman st,aced to the
fifteenth Precinct; he 40 Ia 1865; No. l2i Naycrey
place within bis rstfol.
q Did anything about that hope attract your attention. and
30 whEf A. fe fret thing tina, noticed shout The house
the DecUisr,y CT the sign - the Medical !nsntoi
remarked ths sick scidor.' wives or children going
there then became cnfou about who di there having
watched or time, very Fashionable ing adie.
and gentleman in there women, rather bah lOok
& staUdiug gt they wDdOy the attracted seutcn ard
The str,n Of others who passing o The tine do not
knos WIS occurred inside the holse. out had
Non With little Du,chaan al ts corner, end made up
ta!nd-
q Wa anything done by yoa after you had that
oonl Nohing more; but had better idea Of the cisr
acter Ofth- iouse.
Iht snswcr objected IN.
- Winessi watched the hOggc subsequently 10 that the
cei'nan made communication sie that tmei tbs women
isa" 20 ~ there very fishonabiy dressed knew
s {" Them except by csfsay' TIE general reputation OF
wy mouse vas that u visited b. or bad Character
INA Voncn oi BAD character Kept this continued down
n"f - 'he Ride D. not kn9w urything iurthef OBJ ut
We l'l'e y 70 ite tat pr.
=, ofo,ssSa'niasa--Q You said the regulations Of
~ ~. Wofaon wee bad what do you mela BY bad
~ a. nCsn unchssie Mrs. POHer kfpt
-. tne'ntooa tben were two women there, snd
"s's women Of bad chsIsess all Us "hs~rNDsions
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Gnsiness Notices.

Gnsiness Notices.
NATURE rs OUT OF Blossom, but the soul of
her most fragrant flower 10 imprisoned in glass. PHALoss
NIGHT BIoo1sG CERErs sheds the Winter The breath
OF departed Summer and s the poetic holiday present
which Love make TO Beauty No. 51 Brosdway, New
YORK.
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The Strong divorce trial was continued yes
tcrdsy morning. Mr.. Long, the Juror who was sick,
aaying recovered sufficiently 10 be able TO attend.
rrsrIAfnNY nF MR. ARTuUR JONES.
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American Society for AmeIiornting tho
Condition Of the Jews.

The forty fifth anniversary OF the Society Tor
am elioraiing the condition Of the jews, was held on
Thursday at a. No. in tie No. q. Bibe House, the
Rev j. Neandcr In the chair. The Rev. j. Is. Pinncy
read the minutes Of the Board ~ Directors for last
year. Mr.. Pinney moved seconded by Mr.. Van Wyek.
that the Report be puUshed-carred- Nr. Nerw.D
mode very interesting report " the standing and pro
gro~s Of the Sorety. and stated. tbere wore 100
Jews in the United StGfes-&5 90 In NevIork. 10 be
hroueh ut INFO the fold Of the true Messiah. The Rev
Mr. Hastings made some remarks referring n the mode
OF getting t. the churches 10 extend the society
which the Heys. Mr. Pinney aud Ncrwin sspporied NJ
Noander spoke in reference to carrying the Gospel to
the Jews The Rev Mr.. Lcderer related some very In
teres'Dg conversions among TIE Jews The following
of ceis ere elected for the coming YEAR,
Prsside.f-Tho Rev. JoAH fonsrrH, ID. d. Ne~oursh'
In Y. - -
DEWITT ID D. J. l.. pra9Is. y. D.; Iuos. >. hAsTfsos
Gyo A. ilUpsEIL JosN NKaspgR. J. s. Is. HAaDESBuRsH
d. o.: FpM >. JANIS ID. ID. Nn- A. MvnLkSLthsH bp
WINS LORD Isaac 5. HARTLIr. CHAxLn 4. NICKNAME
ID. ID. ~, n, r..x
Done Cor,sondir9 Secretary Recording Secretary and
1rod,wrT-ALsos AKRwiN. q, IL, IL,
lar Noha0Tu- J o. rinney Robert NJ. Hartley Henry
Fisher (h,a Van Nyck o. H. L.dercr Chester Dnsz' Le"i'
r. Jackson = Il. Nc Lood -SibeTnan. W. H. Nedsswood
NJ Col iberg Stokes :. a. schlehrin, The D on >
" Borkinan Robert H. Lievesy sleb Rows A.of,t'
AleI W. Muusy. Ii. w. 1eiucHel, John hofIhon' J. l.
TI1eufite C,mmine>-Ths Rev. J. b. Pnnry H. NJ Hart
lev Henry ksLer, - Merwin J. T. smith, - m NycA.u
EmI,oping Co~rhnee-Ihs Re'- H. d. hAfueJ'o' !"
Leicrrr. 3, a, ,,, ILL.,
Iudising Comrsntce-The Rcy' u. n. Hartley Henry
Fisher.
Tbe meeting adjourned with prayer.
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American Union Csmmis.ion.

The annual meeting Of the American Union
Commission was held at their rooms Wednesday, The
officers Of last year were unanimously reelected The
Society resolved to expend more money for trans,
poi1 l;on OF refugees. Policy now seems to demand
homes Over $4,000 in food and clothing has been
provided during the last nine months for the In
povcrishcd people Of The South by The New OK branch
and about $1,000 by the New. England branch.
committee appointed to go u Warrington TO secure
further facilities for tito prosecution OF its work in the
South. Capt. William Driver OF Nashville the man
from lis window wien the Union army entered the
city was present. lie made brief but pithy address
in the course Of which he stated that over 25 whte
children were growing up In Nashville without school
10 go TO- while the negroes sbundantly provided
with educational advantages.
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Hon. Char les @. Hammond presiding. the President
Theodore D. Woosey. ID. D.. LII. d.. not being able &
| attend.
| The hons. NM well filed. great many of th
missonarie, were present having como from scvera
distant parts OF the ,"ou.i! ia. - o.,
Rev j, s c. Abbott d.. Of New.l Haven. Conn. Ih'
or, ~ tho Trcour,.r hen followed II was presented
Inv the Rev. A. Huntingt.n Clapp. one OF the SceIe
tsrics Next IN order cam, ,ns o, INC Executive
Committee. We will give a "rl'I npsHact;
The Society hs. been called 'cn &c morn the decss.e
during the year Of four Of its ns-the non
the Hon ,seeA wds s.q md 1s
Il. Mssonsrss The rber Of NJ uster Of the Go.pe in
.oros la. been eo2 The number cor. fsaicn and vie
sonsry station. .upptd ~ whos OF IN So s,n-nS;tu,s.
sGs: !" % as,S. sa;s &c . do: ei
psrform.l The total OF tho psds.. from thi.
After the reading Of the report the Rev Georgr H.
ATKINSON Of Portland Oregon, presented the follow Ing
Resoeed That the report presented be adopted md
pub ishrd eeon of the Executive Committee
Which carried unanimously.
A second resolution WAS then offered by the Rev.
WILLIAM r. EusrIs Of New.Haven. Connecticut after
some remarks. . r,
wolves necessity Of recognizing society In the Southern
accordance with the Ideas Of justice freedom and
morality, therefore IL,
Resoed TLst the establishment OF the local churches witt
Godearing and untrammeed min.ry, and with truth
u,
in this great work OF Tecon.trncton and DE
serve. the love their country aud the
cause Of our holy religion. a.,
hymn was then sung by the audience. amer which
an address was delivered by the Rev. LYMAN ABBOTT
late Of Tcrre Hnue Ind. His remarks were almost en-
rey upon the present status Of things Ia our country
and tended to show the broad field opened for this So
ccty to work upon In the South. He offered q third
resolution follows:
Rsoired Ths work OF religious reconstruction In the
South marks the Of MISSIONS requires the
adoption Of policy by the Churches and by its com
bined difficult and demands that they chesru
quh this peculiar service their tried Experienced and
ulost successful pastors
The new John Brown Hymn" was then sung after
which the benediction was pronounced by Rev. Dr.
Peters.
After tho exercises election OF officers for the
ensuing year took place. which resulted As fou0ws:i
Presidenf-Rev. Tu.oDORn ID. WooLsKT ID.
Tyedsxrer-C X. ROBERT esq
hnditot-(;E NORGE s. Coz, esq.
Secrenys Covyespon6Snoe-Rev.M MILTON BADGER, DD,
Rev DAVID Is. Cor DID. Rev. a. HUNTINGTON CLAPr
Recording See,efary-AusTIS ABBOTT esq.
The Board Of Directors continue the Same ~ nst
year.
The Directors will meet at the Societys Rooms. No
Is Bible House, Astor place Thursday morning. ct
" O'Clock - H. to appoint the Executive Committee
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FROM MISSOURI.
Arr,ss for Completely In the Beoth Con-
spirncy-An Actress Aiss Ia'oived-
Ica. Thompson's surrcnder-kirby
smith ana J~G. Dnvis-Grent Guerrilla
Capture, etc., etc.

From Our specia Correspondent
ST. LOUIS. Friday. May 5. lsG5.
A notorious character calling himself d.
Ton,,letv the Indian herb Doctor" was arrested
here tLs morning by orders from Washington on q
charge of COMPLETELY with Harold. the accompiice OF
Booth the sssassn Of the President Or course such
CHARGE involves knowodgs OF the murder ITSELF ii IL
ra,er A. extraordinary fact that yesterday Tumbety
xns In Springfield attending the Presidents funern.
and to-day ia tenant OF the GTatiot'st. prison. The
accused Is noted quack in this vicinity and has at
tanned considerable nOtoriety esc"here Al
may not DO known that a certain actress no"
starring In New.York broke or her engagement In st
Louis very suddenly after the Presidents DEATH AhG
that rumor has freely circulated ler name among the a
legged correspondents Of j. Wilkes Booth. III Is re-
ported that her baggage wes overlauicd ana iouor
written by Booth addressed to her, was deer ed OF such
importance that Il was tecgrspbed 10 the War Depart
,aent Booth hes several relatives here connected with
te stage md ELL u them contributed more or less to
;geu Hooth corrospondence Col Baker. the Provost
Marshal q encrai managed the thing very adroiily.
Thu pows of tie surrender Of Je Thompson and his
whole command is fitting sequel TO the absurd ruinor
which got into tho papers last week concerning pro
posed invasion Of the southcast portion OF the state
JEFF 10 now prisoner parole. The fnct WIN appear
probably that no has never had more than loo men
under his immediate command, and that all his plans
for invasion were mere bombas., designed to giin
little flesh notorety for On already notorious man
JEFF. Thompson always was batherskite Of small size
compared To the noise he made His surrender Is i'm
ortant only for this that 1t weakens the strength OF
Rebel sentiment IN the States west OF the Mississippi
River and may lead to further surrenders. As fcT
Thompson himself be formerly State Senator nom
Joseph end the people Of that city are decidedly op
I posed TO his return among them.
The interest OF the trans Mississippi Department still
centers in ZEN. Il. Kirby Smith, Tho reports from be
low Of conference at tho mouth Of tho Red River be
tween officers from Kirby Smith and some Of our com
manders indicate Weakening disposition on tho par'
Of the Rebel leaders. 1t would not surprise those who
know Smith intimately. " he wero to throw
obstacles in the way Of tho escape Of JEFF Davis II the
fugitive traitor should successfully pass tho barrier
The Mississippi Kirby Smith and JET Davis had
quarrel last Fall on the refusal Of DavS TO issue com
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In .esmship Golden RuIs som waI-Mr. y.cks 81
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IT, Bacs M.hs M. q. Hunt Hunt Mn Nh: g I.w,un nj
" R,, .w'; Mr. SeG S5,s Il Go NV w. r;s'SS cP Bun:
fosarty, p Critic, A, knnch O. l. Lynds s Chapman. NM
wife Dr. wife and e1is Todd Mi. Fs"" s Ray s
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~ Legg},t J. Dow Mrs. Dow Mn, X smith Mr.: BIsS
lon b. r. Hont. wife and two CD, drrn j. D Barnard ".
w sSHt + Settler and wife BTopy t,I.. esn1
dre1 ard servant, WIN. Thorn, wife and child Mr. May
W. W S...'' ia: and w. Ss . M s M H:ps
H, CROSBY, T. Bennett, n Gilooy, 2; o. Smart e, ys'
Ns:' f PS. Nj. Po H, '1 Lewis Nil. M
il Ks.rs and two children Mys wife ya,,s aud y:
fn iIs w. H. smith: W. Joh.nas C. Winter j. W.'.s.
. Wood Har,i. 4 E cEi. o. NJ 81 r. o cannos
Mi,. Bailey, g. walker s. Marsh, = $. Heswict. So Hard
wick 6.S VIM sqS .a.. ..i Ha'Is :s M Hsnnsai
A. Hume. R G. Underwood Mary Hut. "" OLA HsnItts'
A. Elliott NJ stenskeIn j. W. CaiweN, G: p Bstrheler Jn$
II. Groin d. g. Perkins, D. Davis and wife. f. HINT s. q
%. S. Barnes and wife. A. Wilson, A. Hilton J. =. Cssss'
A. GoycannOn, G.. NJ Rogers, A. B. Persin' s. 2
j. II. Davis. James Brown. WIN. M. Clarks, McfS
land NJ We,hcvrn, J. Connor. w. Canes 81. Levin
SOU c. NJ Miller. }. Todd, e. Mc0reyory, b. J0rden, :.
Davis Jas Kelly ID. Warnwater, Cha. Csuhler n. hsys
J. ~ Faaltler Capt Balm. H. Clark w b. f f ?:
Peckham, Meme, A. Palmer, Y. Trace, J. Pheps 81
nett Mrs. Barrett J. Stenberg, Mira Abbernethy ana
dren. j. Sye. w. j. Cutter J. Martin A. r. Tracy, u -
Wheaton, and full complement In the seervge: . 49,
In steamship Linda from Chsriestor-Cspt Heses Mr. -
collar, Mr. Sage, MIR. Wentworth
In bark Gazelle, from TnnidsA-B. =. Anderssn, d. b. =
rrowbridge.
BROOK.
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YoUSa MEMS SKLR-IMPROvEMRNT ASCOT
|AuoS-Ths Is the name OF organization. formed.
a. the name Implies for the improvement Of young men
in this city They have taken permanent rooms at No.
I36 Canal st. and tho Rev. DIR. Thompson having prof
ered bis lecturer for the benefit OF the s.
ISOLATION he will peat his euogy Of ths late President
Lincoln at Coo per Institute. this evening"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
Travelers' Gutde.


r. Il n and Il. ., m ,q pnd $40 e. md cip N
Day train from 10Th St, 8 p. nj. Cry c'r' run be-
tween Chambers and 10th St stations;
10 Albany, by Harlem X. H., S6th-st, 4,h-av, 10
To Bsl,imcr. BY the Nswjrr.ey Il. r., q
Cour,lsndsst. and III g. m. ! p. H.. and - ~
To a Bottom BY New London Hne, Pier ~ N. n,
Norwich IAIe, Pier % n. r.. NsPtune Line Pig
I'm. r.. aud s;onins'on line, Pier IL ~ R-'daily
To Bo.,on' By New Hsven r. H., vi, sprinnasdi =,
2;,h. and SHAY sm n i IIs
vi. Shore Line, ii end p M sunday..... ?. m
no bridgeport, by steamer bridgeport foot OF Peek
To- qua Rochester, oa.o, samanca
! West by Erie Railroad, foot Of ChAmbers't,
To- Cs,.i.na o. ,f by xtsntc aud Great Western
RI. via Erie Railway foot Of Chambers 81 con
IA. West, M and. !"
20 lire.npor, %. n land on saturday. P n'to
Y.rlanl Islip FaImingdae. Long Island, Dy i.'
\ J. Ralrosd. from James slip and foot Of stths-
vd1 nsi:ca and ii.to by steamer Trsv
ecr, Monday. wednesday and Friday, foot OF
Hri'on., North nvS, Roanioa, and Kings. ~
ton landing at Coggen's Dock, Wet Point aud
Milton. tie steamer Mary Powell, daily from foot .,
TO H ps'G Msvsn. Hartford and sprnshed-steam
s,.esy; Peek slip ,,s 4 .%d Haven r. s;i.
and ithsv., at ny an; ny 9;4SS y and p
To the West by PENNSYLVANIA g, Central ,I Railroad
from foot OF Courtlsndst via Phtade phia u m
and p. IN. sunday train. p. m
70 the West by Central Railroad OF New-Jers~y.
via Allentown, from pier 2 ~ H.. .. m, " NJ
ard 90 o. Sunday train. p u
TO ade phiab steamer Jesse ioyt,daily Sun
4 DAYS excepted rom foot OF Walst, Brooklyn.
coanec,in, Fort Monmouth with trains for
Z 10 Pniade phiA by NswJ-rsey Railroad, foot OF
n Cour andt IT., T. 10 aud ny NJ, u IN, andtP
IN and II midnight. Suudav................. p m
4 10 Philadelphia per Railway and Steamboat, lsuu.
/ day. excepted via Camden and Amboy. from foot
Of Barcay,., Ca M. .EIpiess... p m
h To Providence BY Neptune Steamship Cos Line.
Oily from pier 81, foo, Of Rosin'on-.., T. at tn
S.'Iy from pier foot Of Murray it, at....... 3. u
! TO Washington. by New.Jersey r. r. foot u
i Courtlndt-st, =, and III g. m., o. M, and II
midnight Sunday p "a
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