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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-02
The Gubernat0rial Candidates.

The Press announces that Hon. DAVID
BLAKKLy, Secretary of State, will not allow
his name to be used before the next State
Republican Convention for any Office what
ever, and that he is anxious to be relieved
at the earliest possible moment from bis
present official duties. Why the Secretary
wishes to be relieved from an Office that is
nearest sinecure of any in the State, is
beyond our comprehension. The duties,
30 far as the Secretary is concerned, may
be as we'll discharged for nine months of
the year at Rochester as at the capital of
the State. We surmise that the Secretary
has conscientious scruples about drawing
. salary that is so Cisproportionate to the
labor of the Office. This is our theory OF
his anxiety to be relieved, end Of his de-
termination not to be q candidate for an
other term. o.
In regard to the candidate for Governor,
we have heard it stated that tho "present
Executive -" has informed some of his
friends that he will cot be candidate be-
fore the Convention, eff some other good
man can be found who will be equally &C
oeptable to the soldiers" There is some
thing very touching in the reciprocal rela-
tons existing between Governor MILLER
and the boys in blue. No one who is
informed of bis pilgrimages to their camps
and hospitals, and Of his various public
letters to them, will question the sincerity
of Lis professions Of regard; while the
fact that his photograph is ensbr;ned in
every shelter-tent, if not in every soldiers
pocket.book, is conclusive evidence of the
warmth of their affection for him. The
Press well says these men shave earned,
on all the blocdiest battle fields of the re-
public, the right to voice in the choice of
our civil rulers" If that voice is of suffi.
cient volume TO overwhelm all civil sspi-
rants, there can be no doubt of the renomi-
nation Of " the present Executive"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-02
A Letter from Mrs. Tyler.
To the Editor of the World:

To the Editor Of the World:
Will you oblige me BY inserting In your "a
per the inclosed letter from the department of
Maj Gen. Dix, which will get at naught certain
malicious statements that appeared in various
newspapers few weeks since. will take &C.
casion to say was not present at the time the
outrage referred to was committed, as stated
and there were no visitors In the house. az
represented, but some young friends of my
children.
Very respectfully yours,
Mrs. TYLER
Staten Island, May a
fCopy.l
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST,
New York, May 20.
Mrs. TYLER: am directed by Maj General,
Dix to return the flag taken from your bouse
on Staten Island by party OF young men sey.
eral weeks ago, and to say that he is satisfied
from the testimony before him that Il was
made eight years ago for child's flag. and WA
used as such long before the rebellion.
de also directs me to say that no one could
possibly mistake it for rebel flag, and that in
the examination be has made nothing has been
disclosed TO warrant the intrusion of the young
men referred to on your premises.
am, macAm, very respectfully yours,
WILSON BAKSTOW,
Captain and ABIDE Camp.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-02

$500 Aes 0uu' neAVy 2Slue{y,SAS Cn9tta-
In this connection I respectfully call the at.
tenuon Of tho Department to the peculiar posi-
uon OF the 9Th. 9TH 9Th, 9th and 10th regi.
a,s Minnesota volunteer Infantry. These
aso, aeglments were enlisted in August and
soa,rs. Yer 1862 and promptly marched
owing to the hurry with which thew we're
pushed out 70 the frontier and the absence of
tne mastering officers mauv of the comnsn;es
were NOV formally mustered in by the Commits.
sary OF Musters until they nd performed
ousy lor TWO or three months. The dates. &c.
are given from memory. but bau;n~ c "ou,'
manded one of the regiments in person know
theM 10 oe substantially correct
The enclosed commune ltion from Major n
A. Camp, OF the 9th regiment presrnis ~.
facts more in detail, and represents that No;nr
Lester, Commissary of Musters for the Sad
army corps decides that these men caunot be
discharged until three years from ..v da-e of
their actual muster, Notwithstanding that the
muster-in rolls show that they were received
and accepted into the service of the United
States for three years from their respective
dates of enrolment"
In order to secure substantial justice to all
concerned, and tor the purpose of quietiDg
the apprehensions of the enlisted men, re-
specially request an order from the Depart
ment. directing that The five regiment above
named be disbanded at the expiration of three
years from III date of the commissions of the
respective colonies originally appointed for
said organic ,tiOn, unless sooner discharged by
order of the Secretal, of War.
Hoping for an early and favorable response
ct 81. Paul. Minnesota,
lam, very respectfully your obedient SER
want, STEPHEN MILLER,
Governor of Minnesota.
The above application was backed up
by an argument in person to the Adju-
tant General, which ne seemed favorably
impressed with, and promised to take the
matter under faithful consideration. The
decision has not yet been received, but it
is greatly to be hoped that it will be ia.
vorable. The material interests of our
State would be intellectually benefited by
an early discharge of our troops.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-02

TIE steamers Cahawba and Detroit, be-
longing to the government, were put up at
auction recently in New York. The best
bid for the Cahawbs, which cost the gov
eminent over $500, 900, was SIS, 900, and
for the Detroit $4,000. The sale was
stopped end the vessels were Withdrawn.
The large number of steamers belonging
to the government, which will have to be
sold, will mak- that class of property very
cheap for some time to come.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-02
Promotion.

Lieut.. THOMAS Il. PEEssNEu, of the
First Regiment, has been commissioned
Captain of Company B, of that regiment
Capt, PRRssNELL was young typo, en-
ployed in this Office, at the commencement
OF the war. He participated in all the
battles of the Army of the Potomac, and
has won fine reputation as a soldier.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-02
JeH. Davis.

It Is now ascer, aimed that JRFF's resort
to petticoats was simply to conceal the
"last legs of the rebellion" and cover the
weakness of the "Confederacy."
TIE manner and cause of JEFF's capture
proved that his experiment of Southern
confederacy, although failure, was not
entirely "bootless operation.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-02

THa New York Neos states that President
JOHNSON has addressed private letter to Mr..
CHARLES O'CoxsoR, of New York, asking him
whether he would consent to act as counsel
for Mr.. DAVIS al his approaching trial, which
is to be before civil court. and that President
JOHNSON has taken q very decided position in
this mat er, aud has de.lared positively that
the Military Commission now in session shall
BE- tie List Usdrr his AdmsisfratiOa.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-02

The French murderer Leduc was lately
executed at Boulogne before about twenty
thousand persons. On the scaffold be en-
braced the priest, and surrendered himself
to the executioner, who in an instant bound
him to the plank face downwards, and i'm
mediately thrust him under the fatal knife.
where he adjusted slide to prevent the
criminal moving bis head having done
which, he pulled cord, and the knife
came down, severing the head from the
body. So the scene ended. Leduc's crime
was the drowning Of the two little chill
dren of bis wife by former husband
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-02
Com m issfoued.

VIZ. STEVENS to be Second Lieutenant
of Company A, First Regiment, vice BR,-
III TRuAx to be Second Lieutenant of
q ,mpsny f, vice Van DoRAN, promoted.
RW' sAHBoRN ~ be Second l. cute nsnt
Of G. .mpany D, vice A0GnL, Promoted
ali ia the FIRST Regiment $500
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-02

SURGEON OF THE EIGHTH REGMKNT.-
Assistant Surgeon IRvISE d. THURsroN has
been appointed Surgeon of the Eighth
Regiment, vice DR.. J. b. MURrHY, re-
signed
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-02
-Hepu uoooxn

Henry Heneymenp, of Boston, who made
vow that ii Gen. Lee surrendered or was cap.
tured he would walk from that city to Wash
ington: has accomplished bis singular pilgram.
age. He arrived at the national capital on
Sunday last. having made tina Distance In
twenty-five dayA
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-02

The TribsseI Washington special says
President johnson will occupy the executive
Office Ut q y While House He viii not make
IL lis reaidence VI Ill autumn.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-02

A1LnrMsEf.-The state Treasures has
received the allotment Of Company n,
Second Cavalry, 70 april 80. amounting
t. $2.b4S.6a. -----.------------>-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03

In steamship Quaker City from ChsrlesOn-cap. Edward
Young Of steamer Republic. Purysr w Morebouse Engineer
Gsais 1hhy n, z Lyos ~ sards:s, s.ss nstio Rspub
c Emil Pat Mr.. z. rsissr and cEfi, NJ. LEosef r.
Van 'aisenbqrs H. D Weed Mr. Han, Dir. o. A. White A.
Iehns9h snd three others c: n Bass, j. X Heath. r. W.
ga. = Jeec6, Pa,!in, +. w. c.aslen Henry Gourdn,
Emanuel and II in the seerase including BRYAN Leary John
Quinn lo, toreor3n Thomas Smith ofsteaship RtpabHc.
Dr. Rses, W. II. Bushnell s " Bsnson N w s,o,a,
z; Vt Wfi1m'i o. w Taylor y. Dslsheimer T. Duant j.
" D1rant II. u Cottfe sister Victories Miss F.tiricts
y. Y Jennings o. Arnnl'gge aud fluy H. de- Bodsls
Ns.csrss Mrs Duferes D. r. Whitney Mrs Richard. and
.on, II stevenson, w. Is. WILKINS J. Eustis r.. EuGts
bliss Eustis Irs " Bernard G. s Robinson ~ Mzzin end
4e C. l. Roberts G. Beantine, r. ". Spearwater, C. w.
5eaiep A. Hart W. Connolly, Nv. Bean j. OaliuirT, w.
rocker. J. d. Strank, and 1888 IN the seerase
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A Correction.
Of The ~. Y. Tribune.

10 he Editor of The ~ y. Tribune
SIR: An item headed Violent Death Heredi-
tary In the Family which hsiappeared in several Of the pa
per, of this city copied your issue Of the 18th inst con-
tain, statements so entirely incorrect that II would DO wrong
in me TO let pas. unnoticed The article after refer to
tho recent death in Philadelphia OF uncle the
Rev Lot Jons. OF your city says He belongs to famiy
VINO have suffered from fatal casuatiea beyond Precedent
hsr brohers uncle gsndahers aud relatives over ten OF
a dozen have gone to the grave by violence
Now instead Of this being the his grandparents father
nuclss brotherin fact every member OF very large
family have die natural death and nearly all Of them when
lar advanced In e his father having reached the venerable
ace G 90 wears Trusting that you will nake this correction
IN Justice TO family whom some ono has grossly though per
% have copied ths article viii 10 tie sans. am very truly
fhadslp6ia Oct n. 1862. ALFsAp Josxs
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SHIPPING INTELLKGENCE,
POET or SEW-YOaK...,,..,.N Nov: .
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Klpah.her Rector Baltimore, J. b. Small
Steamship Mon.ki Mashnsn, Charleston, Livingst FoT
&c. -
steamship ". p Clyde, Robbins, Wilmington, c. H. Pier
steamship w. woodward Cunaia Baltimore w Dalzell.
Ship End nion tBr) Williams, Liverpool, ii. J. G. A.
DeWot.
Ship l.. +. Gabain tBrem. Aariaan, Genos c. Luling
Co.
Co.
lark Princes. Alice (Br) Near, Havans, F. +. Phillips.
Brig Euress (Br Williams, Cork for orders Brett, Son
Co. - -
Corning, Son Co. - -
Ing George Downs Or Paine Deuarirs H. Trowbriisos
Sons.
Erig Jol n g., johnson, Nassau. J. Eness.
Brig Odin DAM, Pun RIO Janeiro, funch Meinche 4
Wendt. - $500
scir Jenny Lind Cole, Elizabe'hport. g. II. Wilbur.
schr Chs. Tbompson. Brewster Portsmouth. \. IL.
Scar. Horton. Wallace, 81. John n. b. ID. X. DeWoh
Co -
Schr Lupero tBr) strum' La H.vrs, N. r., b. +. Small
Co.
srIr ". Hunter. Hslksou Galveston, Murray Nephew.
SohT. Miranda Hardy. Deals l.and, Va. H. J. Goodwin
Schr. Tunis Depew. Chopper, Richmond J. Is. small.
ScLr. Hero small, saeui.
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rived.

Stesmsrip Chy c. Leary, Giord Galveston Oct 4 vi.
Hai'eras MET J0h with mdse 10 Arthur eary t,pen
enced strong y. r. gales crossing the Gu Oct 49, Oh Cage
Lookout, had heavy gale from sN. which lasted " hours
lih 90 mis y OF ati,tas, eTpefe1ceds gale ifon Nv"
which lasted 81 hours the snip At times was eh'rey IN
mana gab- lost sd sss hndnS the ooa giving odt bore
away for Haitefas and arrived tIc.r oct 10. "a 90. =, -
Steamship Quaker CITY West thsrrston Oct = va iIafnp
,on Road' nh Hdse 'ni pa'. 10 Arthur Leay.
st,aa,.hp woo Couch. horfok "A hours with mde' and
pes. t. q. Heinescn PslmOro
Steamship Guiding star. Berry. NewOrlsan' Oct H. sW
Pas. ~ via Pot Royal 30 wh,l. hr pas ~ iof coa "A
I'D a. and pas. 10 Jas A. R,vncr.
Steamship Hait'rl.. Parrish. Norfolk 2! rours. md'e and
e. : siesm.h.p Grand Gulf, Lieut. Conmandins l. r Wal
lace Psu,Acol. hey West Gays. Len at hey West L.
= steamer New BEN md steamer Herman L'in.'ton' the
latter reT ing di.aascs received IN late gale. go,
Sc fushp Atau's Pinkh M London oct TO- liAyfr lJh;
mi,r and 30 poo. to llow.and AspinwaL Experienced
strong wessriy winds most Of the pas.a-e. .
Snip Copcrficu. tilam.L Teuy, hsmburs ~ days. win
nd.e ard j. pAss 20 r. ". somar Edg" 81.
ship Rhine. Moore. London sept u, w'.h mi.e ard loo
T.rt Wn,urn (of ir,ou, - MeKrn1lr. Gla.sow 20 d.
mds 20 Mctol firth Hhl heavy e.tery winds the ell
tire paisase lot boat and i'r'i',i o'nef damage.
Hri: 2. l.r 'Nr'saal nn'y N@"'4 - Gays IA pi''
las 10 Mouel barlow. iia hii strong T. rad j. AMI ~
r. s.r. al hr pa.ag- Oct % encountered, hurricane m
h. obliged T. y to a. hour. uudes bare p1e. 'p'' sal.
AID I'D OUR damage.
FngJ IS K1s con-. Ilaihr. sd,y.:
Scar Lsdy Biuu-rsln cot hassu y. -. Curry, Abacoh
T. tay.. with fruit 90 James Doasa-.
soir. H,unie Wes.bfooA Ls'JoA1 Norfolk 'diy' Win
seGf F-T cot Rsra,de st, Aadr,w, b, 10 days Iim-
SIR h r 'Row.1i. R,vror. Port Jedcr.on.
Sclr MAY Ddsko Ehrshrihrori Tor Bostou.
schr Nandlis. birch. Nonlolt ior Boston.
seGl ia. M..,c ia.,r.ol r,oydSe i,r .l.lpAi.
scar p. Ktcs~y. Fisher. Fhade phih i'f fa~tuc.ct.
=. hr caroline g. smith. Msrn. PA. ais piia
S,Lr ~. = raIIf, smith. rLi.adrIph,. los Boston.
schr Mary Emma. flenurls1u. ---.
hchr Eshsfs bsltIu. -
sehf Iriy Morei stamford
81 d faNN fsIsfNE aFse zen
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L,RIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foo

VIRIE RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot foot
HI Of Cn-igoers-s o.. va Payo ia FRY; - - ,,r,
IA, Ipy G1p-es, for dansndigu1 Roches'rr BufAo.
eaamsura aud Wet Connects Buffalo vita LAKE Shore
.nd Grand Tiunk Bswsys and 1t Salamanca with Au'nu'
Goo. m. M.ls aud WAY Train. daily, TO OtsviIs
Ia r. F.ure,s Mail i9r bu44l0 Connecting with Laks
4o.ia. Wsy Train for Port Jervls and Newburlh. -
H. In N6t press ios Can2ndai:ai I"cAe''ef buHA'
Ijgltnns Express daily for Carandsena Roche,
,r TGa1o ssan4ncs Dgnkik ana Me,', .onae5 ai,
tne.lo win Lac Shore aad Grand Trunk lai"ayr -hiH
es4',S,c, Viii A,en,ic .ud Crest Western Hallway -
o. m Emisr4n. Train, daily io buhi'' o''i'"'A' '"'
Ai'A anu "'"' HUGH RIDDLE. Genl Supt, New York
VIZ H. BAHs Genl Pass Agent, Nc"-ioiG
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=, TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN:
bn New liav-a 100, aoDfE-l l5o a. II. ~ Is, (ExI
~, tE'.) J.iS. 40 and eco tE1,Drm
FOR bridgeport. iC1, GOD C1.j1i3D a N; lZiJ (EK.,
~ VkI.l 34S 40 sud 2 90 (EY.lp.u.
or hlord and StTstlofi. 100, li.O m. 80 ~ p m
for ksTnea SouinpoI; aud WestPOF 1o0' J1~ H. S'@
49, 2, ~, ,
f5t NoFwslk. 100 900, tEr) &c. T.ooa IN RE- tEL)
3.45. 80. $50 soc tEI.,l y. IA. 49,
For Darien 400. $50. ll.JO N. 3f5 40. ID p N
For Greenwich. 100 $50 li30s ~. 345. So oJD eJ1 pn
For Stamford 200 90 Ok $50 llJO m ILl3 (EL')
800 (trJ 40 $50 $50, $50 800 (LI.,D .. m a., :, ~,
For Por. Chester and intermediate stations 'o wv LIN
Q IN. 3.I5, 40, $50, 80. 80 v n. ,,
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Sprin. geld. 90 tEI 500 (Erlao'
or Boston, via Shore line. 1915, tEI,) s0op. NJ:
For Hartford and Springfield, aOo tEI) a. m lEx)Io1
EI.,) IRIS. 90Op. m.
- Montreal 800 p. III. ~ Northampton. -. - ,
For Hartford Providence and FishA Railroad. 500 En-,
For New. Haven New.Londoa and storins.oa Railroads;
400 a m. Il. 49, 800 900 7. Ii.
Fog Csn.l Railroad l1.l5 o. m to Nor.h,mp,on
for Hoantonin RslIoad. ga N. and ?. m. sa,ufday
train connecting with p III, VIII Tun to Piitsled-oths'
dGvs New Milford only.
For Tauss,uck Railroad. G.O0a IN, 800 ?. m
FOR DanbuIy and NoTwsk Railroad, 100, 30 A. m I'll
Conm0aious Sleeping aTs attached 20 zoo D. m train
JAMES II. HOYI, Supt.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN A Court R00M.-
On Saturday last young man who gave the name Of
George Case was arrested on a charge OF having -
various times stolen from the leading hotels in this city
articles of value Since the arrest his wife an sccom-
pshed and beautiful woman. las been unremittinS N
her attendance upon him. and most persistent in hee
attempts to induce the complanants mot to prosecute
the accused On "Wednesday the was under exami-
nation before Justice Kelly OF the Fourth District Police
In the course Of the examination the WIFE, AFTER having
yany attempted 10 induce OF the complanans nos
to give his evidence suddenly produced vial OF laudA'
nun. and after having swallowed the contents OK.
claimed. 81 have done the deed Take care OF ny
child :" A physician was Immediately called ill., and
restoratves applied. During the night she lay In
ortca condition bat yesterday morning was pro1ounecd
much better She was conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospital
by Sergeant William IL. Lefferts, commanding the
Court Squad Of Police.
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Pa.senRcrs ArrIyed

:, ,,.,n,hio ATLANTA from London-M Lri, Mr.. Rob
ip.on Mr Hsdded. Mrs. Hall. Mrs. Hearu, Nj Hrarn hf
and Nh, Vooon Mira. Thompson, Henry Thoinpson M'
Ncu.Js Mis-. N,ihes Mr. Futhngef.. wife srd two emu
Jren. Mi., 0antns,,. NJ sctser, Mr. Beehthoer, Mr.
s.mas Mr. A mon, Mr. Wrina,.er and wife Nh bicha,as
a.. pr,,nsnn niss Horton }. Smith. VIM Brown, n,f'
Iymor, Mr. Les,eme. Mr. Hammond his' Meade nv
E,urch Mr. Frsnsaeld Mr.. aud Mis- Par,si and : chia
w. M, Daniel Mr. iieymsn Nj BeibAt, Mia Clement;
M Prigr Nj ana Mrs Enyel MIR aud kr, Lo.ngrn'en aAa
child M k,bn. SIC, NAs4ut;b ,ui eu4. wa %. - '.'
sts5rtgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03

CHARLES SYMoNs Of Cutchogue. L. l., has
sold 90 Richard Beherman. butcher Of Brooklyn stees
Supposed to weigh 1850 ~ for $1,000. The meat IL
believed to be extra fne He has also sold TO the same
butcher hog (sdpposed to weigh 1000 ~ for $50
Charley having proved himself frst.cass butcher.
always buying the best quality Of fat and fne stock fs
his stalls has turned farmer and is trying to make
reputation for himself stock raiser. These aud
other animals raised and sold by him on his farm Ger
taiDIy certify to his skill and success
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FIRE IN BEAvER.sr.-Shortly after o'cIocl

! FIRE IN ENTHUSIASTICALLY after o'cIocl
on Thursday afternoon FIRE broke OUT on the second
floor of the building corner of Beaver and Nsw-sts
cupied the three upper floors by Bininger & Co,
importers and manufacturers Of wines and liquors.
Before 1t was extinguished the second and third oOn
we're considerably damaged aud the remainder Of the
building flooded with water. Loss on' stock about
$1,000 Insured.
The first floor was occupied by Reed Roundey
provision dealers. Sock badly damaged by water.
Richard Ashe, driver Of Metropolitan Engine NO
was THROWN from the Engine at the corner OF Liberty
and Wiliam.sls and had his arm broken. Engine No.
also upset on tia way to the fire, but was only
slightly damaged.
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ADVERTISEMENT

NosRs.-Their Significance, Moral Phiios'-
ply Dictionary Of Phrenology and Physognomy' ea'~
Instincts Of Animals Sunshine Cosmosony Toeacco- 'ns
November number OF tho PuRrsoLosicAL JOURNAL 1oSen'
or 81 year,
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Traye,er-' Guide.

To Albany, ~ Hudson Il H. pepe, Jo.h-,, an
I0,n ave. ard by Harlem H. X, Depot lsth.t
and t,h..v- Wis 'H.i.on River. a 40
AID 100 p M VIA Harlem II a. IN. sad - . ~
Sunday tram, via iud'on River. p. IA cry
car. run between Chamber. aud sJth-st. station
ami CITY lie. end 26'h't station.
.5 H' OK steamer sa e. yi t Tre.dsys TGa.sy.
All ss.uIdsy.. and Daniel Dew biandsy' Wei
u-sdays and Fliiays from foot Of Desbfofs-ssI
f.4j IN, binding al Thiriieh,, ...'...,.'.i. M
To Aio.uy By .ie5ee' 81 jfan MO moHq R.nont
Toe.iay., Taur.dsy' aud Saturday, from per -
r. y H.: Nc~jf.y T. r. FOO, q
Couu..uitst, All Ill 8. iu' 7 p M aud IL
" n.oa by Scwi'aaion ii,c. Pier syNR
oai,y r. m
To Piston By New-lIa'su Il. r., via srruFhelt
r. Bo.,oo b. Eeru.,.a r. r. 55th..t and i.n
,rr II, shore i've ~ aui m sunday. r.
rrr.,,6 F. L s,............,... ......... II M
70 Camden. M4n-A-,sf AID Long braneh, ~
s,eart rjayl li.iss ~ sni................. II p m.
t. Clnsudsisns. oohcs'cr. Buffalo, sa.au.uea,"i
West. By Ere NsIolJ. loot Of ChamoeI'ss'
a. IDs. ~. = and p.nl. Efni.lar srsin.... p m
To- Lon, Branch. hy R1ri',u and Delaware bay H.
,,n I'D Ysrhsrt........9a M ana D.
70 U,cHe,,.,own sr3 intermediate stiion, by
Morn. and F,.rI X. H., foot Of Barclny-'i-, a.
go ~ same rost for stations "r'' {"
t,l,urn a. 4:lop m Norisiown Atprrss...... p. M
10 New -iiaveu. eonnectilsN.i'hR u i'l Hartford
sud SPIN .held-stcainer' leave Peck SIP at - :,
IL Y W
10 Nesy. Haven, BY the Nrw.ilsven N.k., 2'thst
and fthsv 1t = B. ~ A. III J. J.i' q. and " IN
To tue West, BY Central Lrr0ad Of NewJcrrsy.
via Ateatow1. from foot Of Lia"fty-st.. \. H.,
q iu l. IN end 8ri q. SUNDAY 'Ta'n...... p. M
| t. Pliale piis, by New-ieuey ReliToat, ioot ~
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H. snd H. midnight. sunday..................s III
10 Providence by slranrr City Of Prov d~nce, ~
IN r. a................... y y. IN
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Coz Lac.
dsi,, (Suad.ys ceptedj from per y, loot oil -
luhu.cGs'., H.. y III
Z, TIOf bystciurfs vanderbilt and Rip ' N WIN
,ep.S'p'.r - " Observation-Disclosures. p IN
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,o,inicl, s1rd.v............ r. m
FOs further Information Do regard - fsifoad lims Isoe'
see Advertisement. ~ another nsft oil thb psP'I'
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Steamboats, and Railroads.

- - >r~-r-"~ -~-~>-~~-~'>--
INEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Traius leave
loot o. Cor,sndtst. for PHILADELPHIA al and II 30
ps ~ M snd ?. M, and u midnight; Tor BALTIxoRs
ana WARRINGTON a. and IL a M. p n and IL mid
ant. Military Tickets not receivable in tho p. u. ais
For other DaEt,clllIs see bill, q. Offices.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
ian ases..'o'SI sun set-....."f.57 Moon rises..
Iidu WATER THIS DAT.
andy Hook. 7:l9 Gov. Iaand. 100 He'll Ga.e g:C
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wheels remaining The plaintiff had previously sent bin
Of SIS and the Company had offered sir for damages
The Court rendered M decision in favor OF the defendants
Mr.. Scribner for defendants.