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The Cecil Whig., 1865-04-22
GOLDEN
ITCH OINTMENT.

4 SAFE, convenient and etficacious rem
n edy for that most disagreeable and tor
menting disorder-the lTCE-has been
always greatly needed but no enc, it is
presumed, has before been discovered which
will certairly effect cure without having
ingredients in it both disagreeable and dan
gerous. Those that have attempted its cure
with birthstone, have generally applied it
with mixture of hogs fat, or lard, worn for
several days, Oh dried in by the fire, either Of
which exposes The patient to the most mmi
nent danger of taking cold, by opening the
pores Of the body, and at the same time
impregnatng the blood with poisonous
quality, and weakening and debilitating the
whole constitution others have used oin.-
ments which have either proved dangerous
to health, or insufficient to effect cure.
But this will as certainly cure the ITCH
as it is applied it is easy and safe for any
age, habit or constitution, and attended with
no dsagreeable consequences OF any klnd,
either at the time of using it, or at any time
after, as can be proved by thousands of peo-
ple Of different ages, constitutions and states
of health, who have used this ointment, and
have been cured by it.
No family ought to be without this valua-
BILE medicine for, on the first appearance OF
this disorder, on the wrists and between the
fingers. &c, slight application Of this Oint-
ment will cure 1t, and prevent its progress,
and likewise its being taken by others. 1t
may also be used as preventive, by touch
ing the hands or the inside Of the gloves once
in while with little Off it, when there is a
suspicion that the disorder is prevalent, and
there is danger of taking it. For which rea-
son no people abroad on business, no student,
| raveler, soldier or sailor, should be without
this Ointment, which is neatly put up in tin
| boxes, nvenient to carry, agreeable in its
smell, and will last good for long time. By
| this precaution, neighborhoods, societies and
| schools, might be freed from this tormenting
disorder. Should the patient have any
other eruption or breaking out, which he
mistakes for the IToH an application of this
| Ointment will do no harm, but often cures
| the common breaking out, which arises from
! sharp, hot humor in the blood, ard leaves
| a smooth polish on the skin.
| There have been many Ointments offered
| to the public, for the cure of the ITCH, but
this valuable medicine bears no analogy to
them in its materials, use, or effects they
| being generally made up of grease, brim-
stone, tar, mercury, spirits of tnrpentine,
| salt petre, and such like disagreeable mater
| ials, which are loathsome to use, and unsafe
| and uncertain in all their effects.
Byn Druggists can be supplied with this
| Ointment by the Gross or Dozen, at reason
| able prices.
Price so cents ho7.
PREPARED ONLY BY
The Cecil Whig., 1865-04-22
ORPHANS COURT.

YTlHE STATED MEETINGS of the Or
l. phans' Court of Cecil county will be
he Id on the Second TUESDAY in every
month. Executors, Administrators and
Guardians, wanting their accounts stated
will please bring in the vouchers few days
before Coutr, G. b. CUTLER,
July II 1858. Register.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-04-22
Bcaurepair Grape Nursery.

Also, Treatise on the Grape Vine; and
Wine by the cask or bottle. Address
JAMES SHOBE,
Upper Principle,
Mar'iS, 1866 Cecil county, Nd.
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rUANOES.-Pcruviap, California, and A
" A. Mexican. For sale by
Mar 5 1890. l.. SCOTT l. BRO
The Cecil Whig., 1865-04-22


no the Farmers Of Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware
L and Maryland, BAUGH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE
is not Its great efficiency 3 a Fertilizer
for all crops has been for years past practically denoted
by them in its CONTINUED We want better assur-
of the high appreciation in which it is held by
Agricuturists than the fact Of increase
in the demand, from year to year. article has
oyed, and it has been main object 70 render it, in
every respect worthy of such avorably estimaton.
In order to give greater facility in the application Of
the RAW BONE PHOSPHATE, We have, since the last
succeeded in making it fine and uniform
be capable Of drilling Farmers will find this mpor
tant advantage.
The facilities for the manufacture of the RAW BONE
PHOSPHATE very complete. and can fill
large orders with promptness: but is desirable that
all orders should be sent in early in the as
possible.
1t is packed in bags and barrels, and tar be had Of
any regular Dealer i'll Fertilizers, Ito whom advise all
farmers to appy.) or OF the sole manufacturers.
BAUGH SONS,
No. 90 South Delaware Avenue,
Jan 2s. 1S65--3m. PHILADELPHIA.
Rs,~The highest market price paid for Bones.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-04-22
Summer Boarding House,
GRAPES

OF all the following varieties, at whole
~ sale or retail Rogers Hybrid, Aliens
Hybrid, Iona, Israella, Anna, Concord, De la
ware. Diana, Maxatawney, Rebecca, Taylor,
Hartford Prolific, Crevelng, Canby's August
and many other varieties, at
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
TEE EIRE DEPABTMENTs
Meeting OF the issioners-Csmpsntes
Formed and Believed.

A regular meeting Of the Board Of Fire Com
missioners Was held yesterday morning 1t Frcmens
Hail. but usual with NEST Of their meetings this one
did not take place at the appointed hour. Considerable
loss OF time results from this delay OF the boaro en
1t would be acceptable to those perJors VINO ae
required TO attend their meetings they eie held hefe'
after promptly ut IL o'clock.
There CONN anications OF an imp0rtant na'
ture received at the meeting yesterday Tie resigns-
tiOns OF two fremen were accepted. An engine COM
paEy was Orgarized to be known as Engine Company
No. a. to be located ia the house formerly occupied oy
Mnzcppa Hose Company. No. ~, in West Thirty third
ST. with the following persons as members: foremaes
VIM. T.. Danies; Assistant Foreman, John Coyle En'
ginecr. Lewis A. Settlement; stoker, William Wrays
driver. Daniel Cush; fremeD, George Campbell. Eugene
a. Petigrcw, james Mackey, Peto7 Funck, WIlia0
f. LOCKER. James Lavell. John Lynch
An engine company was organized on the volunteer
system at the house Of Engine Company No "a. TO Do
known as No. 40 said Company TO consist Of 50 mem.
Ladder Company was organized on the same plan 70
be known paDy No. TO- and to DO located IN Gar
mansyille with NJ. McDermOtt ss Foreman and WIZ
liam Markey as Assistant Foreman. resolution was
adopted Notifying the Controller that the Board had no
further for Hose Carriages No. 30 IL and ~ and
placing them in his charge for disposal % provided IN
the Laws OF New.York.
The following Companies were relieved from duty.
and honorable certificates discharge awarded to those
| members in good standing. viz:
Engine CompaDics-P. Masterson. No 30; Colum-
bus No 35 Franklin. No. 80, Manhattan. No. AS
Chatham. No Is; Union. No. ls: Fort Washington.
No. - Tradesman No. 81 Hose Com mpanes--Po-
ington Irving. No. A; Harry Howard. No. SIS. Hook
and Ladder Companies-JohD Decker. No. II; LafaJ-
ette. No. g.
The Board adjourned till Wednesday morning.
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Possruycrs Arrived

In stenmship Aradne from Savannah J. {. iionsland w.
T. Penhrld a. Lishney, A. q. Maxwell, H. Palmer J.. III.
White Geo W Gen. s. PcDnield. O"en Jons,' j. D. " a.
son and lady &. r.. Foote, T. H. Rxby A. H. Hess v lni
Ttt y ot cen and soryt. J. X. Haywood, j. Lgriy Cob
H. d. Wal,en v. Blafc!,lId, ~. A. Reid. II. Wclgf. C. h.
bee H. d. Daw and lady J. w. sn-cbon. G. H. WiicoS'
p Hsusou ]. sprarue a. ". Lewis ;. Convey, y u. hen
j. Enrns A. Iarden. VI. W. Payne. e. las4er vii, aAd
oAidren, u. NJ Jordan, T.. spnsae r. r. Adenaoa I" HID
In ,ealnfhp Hibrrnia ;fom Gsssow-J u. smith Jamos
rkwool Richard Cochae, ID. toyd y. Boys, Capt jas
Lang W. Brown. j. Mclean. II. knsirson Geo !ai,bum'
Nm Hood A. schniid. J. Moore. thaslri wight, George
Gordeu his Gerlors Mr. Roboron Miss N0hc,ton, James
Hudson ". Lamb. }. Pefre J. NJ Ih!l.ps. bllss tIz
bugb Mis-. Mitchell j. OilclTis aud wfc Me. scott "
Watson Ms Harper, H. Lovains and WIFE, J. J.. smNh.
M Locke. Mr.. Jagsn, Jas Jagan X Is. Doan.
In Bnrs Thos Fopr from honroyiaA. Hanscr. IL Dn-
ley h. DeRandine Mrs, Miller. II. Green ard wife. j. z.
jordan, w. A. Peachor. II. Joi!nston.
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Formal Opening Of she Chr;.,ian Church.

The formal opening of the Christian (Baptist)
Church. situated on Twenty.eghth-st., near Broad.
way. took place Sunday. The Rev. ID. r Henderson
OF Louisville KY. delivered the opening discourse al
l0t in tie morning. In the evening" at u O'Clock. an
eoquept and instructive sermon preached by the
pastor the Rev. Urban e. Brewer, on the FOundatisa
Of the Church and its DURATION" Immediately after
which tho Interesting ceremony Of baptism was per-
formed according to the rites OF the Baptist CON.
muniOr.
The church which has been undergoine repairs foe
time past is e!'ranty and asteully finished
ani Is capable of afford.ng accommodation to about
eco persons The dimensions ore IS by about 81 feet
Tie walls are painted or papered IN the toychromatic
style the leading coors bciDg drab and cray. The
ceiling is pierced by six lighs. which filed with
stained glass; through which and the painted Windows
over tie entrance sun gbt purs soft and sabducd:
The front Of the edifce is Of brown stone. OF mixed
architecture In which the GreciiD style predominates.
The building was originally in tie possession OF the
Free VIII Baptsts who exchanged for an Old eul1ce
in Seyoa.eeDihst.. where tho congregation OF the
Christian Church formally worshipped. s2i.oo. to-
aetnCr VITA the Old building were given Tor the re-
mudelcd church. e3OvO additional being expended n
reUairs. In the basement are large lecture, society
an other rOOms
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Tnr CASE OF BUrT ALLEY.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COuRT-ocr. 3O--Be.oT
Judge NELSON.
Injury TO TIA DE CQCK KRoACHlS

rlticlcr Weary nd Others eat Iie st.p Nile'n7.
The tea in question in this suit was shipped Ly
Eles Go. by tie BT. ship Metds ur Au1y ii~ IN
ta tei srT'nrtns 10 OoJJ packages Iae b' o. lmhs OF
t .a stated To tea be SLIPPED 10 good order and ws ecu
oi,lone. aud couiaIed the exception oi tou!ues a. H m
i.r Oils q hiding, yz Tie at OF God enemies, hfe aai
~. dlnrrrs and ac,itsn's Of the seas nc
Tine tra ,he uiloaod ia S,w l0rk wcre found 20 be in
bad e9ndl lion the 1cs tho mals having been trnriy
90 e OF b., cOcfoaches, IN many cases tc wno hoe ne
md covered With cDckf gc"e i'on an incH ait
f 10 tgo inches IA ugh. which drd Curky on eArosnru
10 tu, an WHOM the oc rem Ncd thc coc.'
r1,s i1y n..s deep TIE bottom ont could be iuAcn o'
b., M. bi,l Zoo shl lc I'd lcEo fcr the damages 10
he iibclauis cllimus tL4t they wesc caused by
thr t'.hy condition OF tle ship
Mn. ovrrr. claim that the coctroichos were brout on
hoard , ha tea and tast the Elip H. good orysr whe
a.y reirlicd end iriAcr That the wi. lin
II. il eli the biz of adne rgsinst pcli Of alton
On ral Jud-mel. W. s,en 10y tne ae4'hdAh1'' ana
the LIBEL NJ n0g appeal 20 the t!lcn,' Cortf.
Mf. Choair iof apPeilansi MI Quits opposed.
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Arrived.

Steamship Hi5enis tBr.l, Cniy, Glasgow Oct. L with
mdsc end 5it pass to Z. Macdonald.
Steamship Arldne Crary, SaysnnGh Oct 49, to Iyipa
ston Fox Co. Passed In the river bound up
Leo working high pressure Could light ship hen
passing Martin Industry.
snship Knsisher Rector Baltimore % hours,
J. B small.
seamship Albemsrie. Bourne Norfolk City Poin. and
Richmond, Livingston. Fox Co.
Steamship Creole King Norfolk, City Point and Richmond
H-ineck.n K PalTnore.
steamship Olive branch Miller. Mystic I6 hours In ballast
10 muster. .
Ship Triton Dan) Nelson Henang July TO- with mdse. to
ord-r. .
Bart Thos Pope Alexander, Monrovs Aug %, with palm
oil 10 Yai-s Porteri@ld.
Brig Gsrna tPo De Cuuhu, lisbon 50 days, with md'e.
to fIrrgeneycr Baum. -
Brig Ad.a Venszl Morlo. Porto Cabelio III days. Win
co.srr &c. u Brown. Graves Co. .
.ria Lucy oywood (Br Wilson, DemeTsra % days. with
sugsr, Sc., Miller & Houghton.
Scir Garland Norton. PLisdcphia for Boston.
scly Comet, Rich ENzhbe.hpoIt for Providence
Schr Trident, -, Rondouf for BOSTON.
Schr AImira Ann Loud. Rondou: for Newbufypor..
Schr WIN. T.. Bird, Robbins, Providence.
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sHIPPING INTRLIIGRNCK.
FORT OF kEw-YORK...... ..ocr. -
Cleared.

Cleared.
Allen AAN' 49, ."
cell. ''' "" "''
Shp Augnste tbreml Won Hurten, Antwerp Rscer Bros
SSih,,p SSte,iins Small N~wOTlesns. BAXTER Merrill
SLip Calhoun Page, Liverpool. Spolord Tilesou Co.
paix ps Hannibal; Hawkins, Apaluchicola, T.. Post.
Bros. W" ~' ''''"' A@u"'''o"
Bri! a. b. Cook. Speed Port Royal r. NJ Bisby L Co.
bie pf,e Csnll, lBI;) Hollis Manzsnia Mccoll Firth.
Br; American Union. Smith, New orleans f. H. Fos.,ck.
sehr sehr Chief Smith, Mobile, T.. Hurlbut 4 Co.
schr. Ocran Wave Lebua Norfolk r. B. Ch,s. Co.
Grady kCo. '' " " 'S
schi lzetto. Eptow, Garien Ga H. D. L. j. NJ Brookmen.
SchL D. Dayii,on, Kschlm. Richmond. y. II. Pierson.
sloop Franklin, Buckley. Hilton Head.
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Naval Euirl.;gcucr.
SOuTu ChROLIEA.

The United States steamer South Carolina
vii sail In few da,s Tor Pasdcphia aud from there
sho VIII carry mails aud pass, gers 10 the Gu! squad
ron Tie following ls q list o. hci officers.
Actin Volunteer Liru'cAaat Conmmlur. william w
keInsou; Acting haser and secn.iyr Carer John Lear
John Guam Ctnrrs boyer r. ". Dimou Wm. T. Mitchell
Passed As.sts. agron George h. toGs Acting Assistant
Payma.tcr Oeorss 5. Mead, Engnr er, icus tift Ast
ant - q H.thawly Second Assiflant Joarph g. Dcnf 2
4. W klug g. =. Whitney; Third Atfisa1s o. ScAuler
f. {. Blackwell w ;. Arthur; CaptaB, 1rA, FELIX Col
lins, Poyiaastcgs Ccsk, William }. Livingstone.
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Trnvelrrst (.uiie.

To Albany, by iIad.sn n X. bePs. Sss.,. and
and ath.sv- Vi. nai,on River. y Gm,7 7ss.
And loi Q. Ia. Via Harlem u m. andt 10 . m.
Sunday tram. va ii 1dsoH RiVrf, p. m city
cars run between ttsubcr' aud 5O.h 81 sts.iou
AID City Hal and !clhsi. station.
.on. by .,samer g. viob.ra Tar.d.yL Tbuni,ys
AID Saturday, aud D.nisl Dees. MSaisy.. Msd'
5.s5 M. lspdpg at Ihir'bar't:. t:........,... I"
T. Albany. by steamer ST. John, Monday. we'd
resrAays and friiays and the nrar Hchniord
Tuesdays TLundsys aud Saturday. ron pc. ~ -
r. ..i;"o,- b; I. re-; H. H. foo, q
Coariiandts,., and ~ IN p m and ~
~ ss, ssiaa by Seoaaon iiac fici % n H.
daiy tSu'day rc-p'"il p m
To i sion. b. New .Hsyea Il. H.. VIE Springfield:
az" via slots t1ne. Ia and p N sunay.. p
To BRIDGEPORT by steamer Bhdepod, daily fon =.
Prst .iip r. Il, a,................ .......... II N.
To Camden. aanghs'teI and H.. Long b'aneD ny
i,eapt sunday ii;i5 $. n. and ............ u p NJ
To- Gousudagar Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca and
Wr,. Ly Er- RailIoad foot Of Chsmbers'st'
ut I 10 a. M 5 and ON. Enngfsnt trsin..;:. p m.
To L. - Trsaeh. by R,r,an sud Delaware Bay X.
r., via s,esmboa, Jesse iioyt from pier n H.;
70 Grcenpor by Long Island H. r., foo, oiJane,
sp r - ..,,,a,,,c .ta,ion. py
Morris and Essex X. f., FOO, Of B.rchys'', AZ
89s m. By srme road ior sia'iens west o. m
Miburn a. 4:i0 D. in. nOuisiovn Erprs"..'... p IA
r. Ssw.IIav.n connecting with Il. r. for Hartford.
and sprin-held-5,eauicrs leave Peck Slip at ~
id
To New Haven by the krw.iiAyen Rk., 2thst
and 4th.ay al 2 g. ny m. l2i. = 3:4', w. sud p m
To the West. by Ceu,rel itairoad oi hew.Jese5
via Allentown from 200, Of liberty-si,. n. H.
A m " ~ and B:UDp. Sunday triin'...''' y. III
10 Philadelphia by New-Jeney hsifoad' 1907 OF
Coul,lsndi st. :. 10 and II a. NJ, u IN. andOp
m sui u mduis sh SUNDAY. ''''''''' p I"
To Providence. by steamer CitJ OF ffOvidlicrc c'
cry Tuesday Thursday ard sa'urlhy, nom rier
T.. y y
n, Prov.a.ncr by hspinue Steemihip Co.'S Lane.
daily. (sundays excepted iIom pier - loot oil -
n H. at........ss' ..''' " -"
r., Ty,y bv,,esnrIs andrIJiit and Rip Van W.n-
hr, S,g, n.y. "a n p.
To Washington BY New-Jcrsey X. H. loot o.
Corrt andt-lt aud lli = IN, O. in'' ana IL .
midnight. Srntiy. ~ -
For further formation ia rcsnd t. fAoi i'ue AA'e
ace advertise scnents ia another par; Of tins PiPe"
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Gales bp auetictt.
1110 CAPITALISTS. STEAMSHIP COM

PANIES, kc.-PUBLlC SALE IN fhiLAoHhi H'A
CTHOMAS & SONS, Auct'neers ,,,, c...,;n
vs,nsble property of Philadelphia Seamsn'p 2
Ihe cyy.nS Soy WHARF DOCKS. extensive SHE'D and
Ire LOT Deawareave. between Vine ana |aHo"n
Lot ~ HITsDAY Nov 2i 1863 ct IL O'Clock. noon, win be
Ia A. nnblc sae at Philadelphia Ex xchanse all shat
~ vauabe LOT Of GROUND ard the improveme ~
situate on the sds OF BcswHesve 200 iee'
Sincbss norh Of Ninest containing IN front on Deawe
s,n ii3 feet 10 inches more or less and exehans .,
.v,rd In depth into tho River Delaware 10 the unos'
s~,sn allowed by law. Clear of all incuinbrance.
TERMS-S25,cO0 may remain on mortgage ~'o0 10 oe
psd st tine of sale ,, , r.oa e.,
above Is very valuable property having been useo ct
.ev.ra vears by the Charleston and Sayannah
mnsnIe, and is well worthy the attention OF sehnisp
mpsniSs Freightins Companies, Merchants and
The CHARTER and FRANCHISES OF the ftILApr, IL y
eiiIk STF ANSHIP DOCK COMPANY, con'ernnc Nd!un,
&. urvile will offered for SALE at tho same tnc ah0
SSIsdrn NJ THOMAS s. SONS. AnctioneeTH
PipaShr. Oo, 1858 Nos l3g and III South Fourth St
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

SUFFICIENT JUsTIFICATIog FOR ASSAULT AND
BAITERY.-An assault aud battery tricd the
other day before Of City Judges and during
tie trial II was shown that the defendant had struck
the plaintf because the latter had declared him "as
mean ns the New Haven Enilroad Co." This rosul,
tho Judge declared sufficient to Justify any assault and
acquitted the defendant even without reprimaaA
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40 far om beire an ensy q mss. shosSf - ee mo-
loved sf any around the .'Great White Throne. Hs
is in A. ot the ceod tho guardian angel Of mankind.
Such Is the doctrine Of the New Church. 10 ~ pex
feet harmony with His Word, IL meets oil demands o.
rea.op il sfes the purposes Of infinite love and WIS
dom on the part Of the Creator end holds out g man
an endless careeE under the most favorable conntion
for the uton of his largest hopes and the attanmens
of ineffabe blessings.
The audience were thea dismissed with the benedie
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.W.HAVEN RAILROAD
NIEW.YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1905 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.
COMMENCING MAY i3 lsba
Psssenrer Station in NewYork. Twentyscven,h o.
and Foprthsys Entrance Oh nTweuivsevrnih-sL

TRAINS LEAVE HEW-YORk;
For Sew!Isven. TOO, 500 (Ex 1l.3J IL Is tEx)
co., tFI..I 3.45. 40 and 500 tEI..l
For Bridgeport. 7.0), 500 (E1.j lo Ri3 (EI,,
400 (EI.) ai5, 80 and 900 (Ex..j p. IN.
For Milford, and Sratford. 100 IL - 34s <H p
For Fairfield. Southport and Weport. 100. uJoA IN Jia
+3op. n. . - - ,r
345. A30. $50, 500 (Ex.,lp IN.
For Darien. 100 $50 ll.20 h ,a<s. AD. $40
For (lrcenwch 100 $50 i30s 3ta 4JO, 3D y N.
For Stamford zoo go (Ex sJ0, ll30 l.l3 (EL)
400 (F1 J , q, 40, $50. 6.30 500 tLI.l p N
For Pori Chester and Intermediate stsous 100 ap i9'
| 4 L. 3i5, 49, $50. $50 7tn p. N.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield 8eo (EX) ao) (EI lao9
For Boston via Shore Line. l2.i5. (Er..) 800 p. m.
For Hartford and Springfield. sVo lEI.) q IN tEL.)1ol
Fol- C6nnec,icut River Rsiro.J, sooA IN. (EI,) ljp
TO Montreal 400 . IN. TO Northampton
For Hartford Providence and fi.hkl Railroad 800, EI)
q. IN. l2l3 p. NJ.
For New Haven New. London and stonns.on Rsioad'.
900 / IN ~ 10. ao. 400 ..
For ans RslTosd. l2.l5 o. III. TO Northampton
For Housstonic Railroad a IN and y. satardays
train eouG-cting with p m, "il 10 Pshcd-othef
dsvr N-vxr oDfy.
For N1u-a,uck Railroad, 80os m. 200 p. m.
For D.nbury aud NoTwsk Railroad 100 80 O. m. III
Comm oiious Sleeping Cars attached TO eco p M s.n
JAMES ~. UOfI. Sup-
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BrooKLYS CITY MoRTALIrY-The totalnum.

Der OF deaths in this city f, wees was lt3, ofwhieh Il
were OF consumption le typhoid fever IL OF convul.
slons Of marnsmus. & Of cronp Of dyscnt.ry Of
chucrn murhus Of bilious fever. of temitsnt fever,
Of dilrrhea of diphtneIa. &c. Natives of United
states. lo9; Ireland 2G Germany, 6; England 81 at
Sea- /; UnknOwn, !.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIpE.-On Saturday mghs
Bsidcet Brady native OF Ireland aged co years. re
siding in Forty fonrth-st. near LcGngtohayc.. whM
rlria.y der mged Gu. terthroat with RI aor inictlns
a dangerous wound. She was conveyed TO 81. Lukat
Hospital by the Nineteenth Precinct Police.
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u s. NAyY.iABp RosToS !
CoxNAypAyrs OFFICE. Oct. ~ lSba ,
nNHE IT. s. steamers DAWN, MONllCEL.

JO EMMA and tho bark MIDNIGHT win he sold at
nbl,c auction without reservation 10y HuRATlO hAkRis
~ this Navy.Yard on WEDNESDAY the his Gay Oh NO
gember next ut II o'clock. ,,.
The DAWN screw steamer of S9l uns' oid measure
u1ent. r e-<... IA
measurement. r.... ,,,, ,xo o. -.
Che EMMA is screw selIer register length, l'1S' feet
BREADTH % 80 eet deph zl feet; tunnsge' old measure
r,ent, $50 trns -, ,,.
The MIDNIGHT is a clipper bark; register length lz'
feet breadth. 1888; dep;h !! feet; tannase old meas
urernent, 365 tuns. ..t e, A.,
Five pe cent of the purchase money must be pad on the
,v of sale and the remainder before tho ves Is removed
from the Navy ard which bo done within sX days at
sale An inventory the articles to be sold with the vcSes
can be seen al this ard. :. H. SIKISGllAM.
~~ RcuAdnIraL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
pcrt-il)arners' Notise.
STATE ov NEw.YoRE.
OlIIcy No. lOf W,ll 81.

NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance wlth
IN section ofthe passed April ii a57 entitled An
Ac, 10 IcoI.anile The Wsfdons OF Che Fort oi sew
Yof 10 n pcI.ons interested n Atyus charge Of the
sbcr at,,r of such inquiry examination or survey cat
The following vessels under examination by the Port
ardens and tina. che said ,gryrys examinations wiz be
completed within day, succeeding tbis notice. on
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
Disnsscr.

TIE .clr Gs.nd which arrived to dey t3oth from PHI
tderha with cargo corl bound for Boston reports hayn
been run into by brig-rgged steamer bound So caIryiu
away bowsprit bbooin and head geer and doing cIhe
damage.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
SUPREME COURT-CuAsBERs- 3O.-Belore Justice
BARNARD
THE TAX coMMissioy LITIGATION.

THE TAX COMMISSION LITIGATION.
An alternative mandamls was granted, directing
the Controller 20 show why mandamus should n'
i.sur to him pay the salaries Of the Deputy Tax Coi.
fiorefs for the period during which they wels ou,ed by
Mrs.rs Woodue snd penser The writ was made reuHa1.e
on tue first Monday Of November.
DECISIONS.
Elizabeth Hogan agi. Patrick Iioean-Jrdemcnt
Of dvoIce granted Ia petition Of Blanche Hulen-
Order granted Jane Sass nc. Edwurf Has--Nepon con
ffned lni Judgment Of divorce grnu'sdlarrlut Go hg
DeNI,' &. Teuyuuncton gIausd nfsust Grcndit ns4ni
any oil the labels trade Uiars exhibit \ III lie com
pliin.
THE CASE or BCrr ALLEN.
In 70 v ill4in &. Allen, a.ias Sat. Allen.
A motion was made this morning for certorar
e. the special Sessions IN the 1boye meter, aul or stay
ptoc.edin IS tAeIcin. Tho Court denied The stay.
CLAIM AGAINST TIE CITY.
In ~ ne application OF Chailrs Dcvn.
An application was made by Charles Deylin, The
former str-et Commii1utr Tor raudnmus to tie Con
troll r t. drw hs for 1000 IN fuvor ofhc ca or
upon rhm passed upon ~ tue ast session Of tue 's'a
are 1he Controller Ieitcd It uron tue )nHd that thtr
vas no money IN bio hard, lee applied " rasl ppo'e
Ia. the CouI. srsnted tie mand -uIus