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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26
LAW NTE'LLIG ENCE.
ACTION FOR ALLEGED ISLANDER AT A PO
LIrlCAL MEETING.
SIXTH DAY.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Before Judge DAILY.
Thomas j. Barr sgt Henry Erben.
To recover damages for alleged SANDER at poit-
ical meeting, already referred TO- The Jury, after
remaining in deliberaon till past midnight, Tuesday,
we're unable to agree and were discharged When
the Jury wen. out they stood six for plaintiff and six
for defer dant. Az TO damages ten were for giving
Barr 81 septs and two for $500. So they stood all
night
At the opening of the Court Mr.. Brady rose and
said that Erben had addressed him the folio wing
letter which he asked leave to read:
New YORK, Oct -, 1854
JANIS T. BRADY ESQ Dcar Sir Not being In Court yes
tsdsy when you commenced summing up tho suit OF Alder
rusp Barr DID hear your remarks In relation to what MI
Whiting aid about the Catholic hierarchy am Dfor med
thst ,on said effect that Mr. Whiting had his instructions
nom me TO these TemaTks In doing have done
noe eat injustice Mr. Whiting consulted me about
AID wss unauthorized by me to speak on that subject In
dsps 40 be has uttered sentiments which entirely dszyow
respectfully yours, HENRY EhbEN
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IN PURSUANCE Of On order Of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE Of On order Of the Surrogate
Ct the County Of kevYork Notice aereby gwen 70 al
rer.ors having claims against NATHANIEL X. VAN WIN
kLE late Of The City q deceased 70 present. The
No 100 West l5h In the City Of New York before
the .yeaih day of February peitDated, NswYoi. he
aus ..smTS NANCY VAN wINKLE. Aan-ni.,r.sri.-
SUPRENE COUKr.-ID the matter Of the Ap-
~ pheson Of TIE Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty ths
City Of New ora relative 20 the OPENING Of such para Of
EIGHTY THikD-sTkksT, from the Fifh syenas 70 he
We the Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment bsss,
hereby ave noee 70 the owner owners occupant OF osc
pants Of al house. and lots and improved sad anmpovss
lands Affected thereby and 70 AL others whom maj eoses
follows, 20 Wit
B. That have pleted Estimate and Assssnsn
bo may opposed The ..s do pr,sent lsr
Whiting, duly verified TO WILLIAM r. ELTlso, - c0
Chairman 81 the oSee Of the Coosn,s.oesr no - 49,
sers street secoD1 story rout room IN "cJ VI '" Se'1s
the 18th day Of October, 1884 .,,~x., H..
Second That or per.os. -so ~ III - 800
n ,,no.,on n, n. s.ms before the same place. ct
oeleei p n on the 27th day Of oetoog te4
ieHe Iasl =, s msps and slso all the sfdsvit esd
80 "a ohsT documents which were sssd By In .kna
Ina our report been ssposee Y ae street. ConnAaoc
sr. oaes 9th cd s s0o iSs 20 ''''
Tb.i ne InBiis embraced the Assssnsnt sSbrs
"a & hopii1r both ses street, sssvssa
,b .srry AIDE Of the stb and the Eas aiver sd
s,,.rdins the nortaery and soathery dd Of Eighty hsd
suest tbs middle Of the blocks either Ode hereof sa<
inh That report herein vii presented 70 the 80
oreme Court Of the State Of NewYok, 81 Special feru
4ss1f 70 = ssS :. the City Ia. IN ,hi ',s I 2 SAB
Of the oOart that day and hs en snd ,here or
thereafter council BE- beard motion WI - aAs hs
aid report be confirmed
s sIs$AsSs & sss sSs c'.-'-'''-'.
hev-Ysgt ssptemeere lS1 0nM
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CITY ITEMS.

ASSAULT ON PoLIcEs,s.-About O'Clock on
Wednesday evening as Officer Boviey of the twenty
seooId Ward was conveying prisoner to the Station
Heuse, when on the corner Of Fify--ixth-s,. and
Broadway some persons, unknown to him, came up
behind and struck bin violent blow on the back Of
the head which knocked him almost sen-eless. While
in the act of falling he again struck the eft
ttmrIe which blow rendered him insensble. In such
condition he was found By citizen who conveyed
him 10 the Srstion. House in wagon, when Dr. Nc
Alis.er was called. Upon the application Of leches.
Sc. Bowley al length partially recovered and was
tax en- bone. The perpetrstor Of this brutal act es
caped.
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SUPREME coURr-syreiAL rr.s.

COHTEtT As TO 4 WILL.
Elizabeth Hll sssinst May Hl Caroline and Amanda HIl
VIM Burger estate Of lste Alfred Hill, O. For
shsy and Emily he wife and Florence Hal.
The testaior, Alfred HILL died in 1880 He owned
real IN wfHsmsharsb worth about IS zoo and
rsonsi eDesdns une.Pred lease Of heen
Of property No 2s Green veh worth about s7 900
d. WIN be devised the whole 81 bis real estate 70 hi.
W. The income the whole Of his psrsons estate Eliza
beth Psh@r for her daring Bfe ana her deak
riven u her daughter Florence
The property In 0reepwiebst is aid be $40 ooa
The Surrogate admitted the VIII prots bat refused
.er the properly Green sihs coming within the per
eeps estate.
The present suit appeal from the decision Of the
the Of the lady termed in the will El.beth Pss
her sbe alleging that she the l.vfui wife Of the sad
Alfred Hill and that said Florence their child that she
entitled 70 brig the present SUN r her Of Eir.ssh
H She says that the decision ofke suoxs.e bscd
OF the executor bat which party sDd
done without her knowledge II denied
that abe lawfully married 70 Gecessed the suit was
regularly brOusht Testimony taken- Coanss for de-
sbse nsisted that II plaintiff had really bee the wife Of de-
ceased he would Fave oten Of DID, BY The
Of Parker IN hs will Gu behalf Of plaintiff "a corfended
that BY tse acknowledgment Of decessed eang lis life time
and their living together and wife that tn were Ia.
ioy man sad wife under ID. Laws of this STATE sthossh M
bill may not have been fully OF the fse bimsst De-
s.ion re.rved For plsptla Ass-ns ssndGora Porter
striker. Jernigsp Jr AID L. Thomss For defendant,
Messrs w. c. Eoyes and As. Child.
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BRooEIrs-vh W9S-Indspepdent Reform
Nonir atoms For Aldermen, Robert II. Whitney,
Dem; John Il. Martin, Wing. For Supervisor,
jacob Stryker, Dem
Kirs, Corsty-A..embiy, Is, District, Arsusrus
Ivrs. Hsrd-befl NewLotts.
wILLIAnsBURsH.-The Democratic Committee 81
the Fourteenth Ward have made the following nomi-
nations: Supervsor-Er1sIUs HoPKIss; Aldermen
Gro. w. BAKER, JosEPH SMITH, both re-noui-
mated; Assefsor-EDwARD MrRrHri Captain OF Po-
Iice-HUsH ONIEL; Commissioner OF Exeise-JAs.
H. CoGeswELL; Inspectors of Election. HoLsis
MrpGT L. FfsHrr
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MARINE CoURT-BesOrs Juase MCCARTHY.
SUIT FOR SANDER


A c L. Foutaise ACT Robt Orr.
To recover damages for SANDER in saying 70 plaio.
az At the alton Of suit in this Court in which Psinnn
-. witn,s. Yes koOw you have said H. but what you hsve
,xorn to false Damages laid u $50 Averdiet was
t.is soue time default for $Si bat Get Ade snd
ar cent ne tia allowed Verdict for plaintiff. $50 For
ni,f Ms.rs Alien Wsgper; for 6i6t Mr. McCunn.
SUIT FOR UPsETTISG BOAT.
Walter Brady sgt Edwin Mason
The steamboat Cyrus d. Smith, on entering the
Usrl. River In September last into and upset small
boat bslopr plaintiff thro~iug the persons woo were N
s,.royins alleged the boat The present scion 70 re-
80, Isl far injury the oost; 70 for watch injured ADD
h., h,,.,s M Al. $40 In defense Il Is said that there
several boss round the nne, and that the collision VS.
hv he Of the persons board plaintiffs
ia, heh vss under sail and came directly upon the steam
he, he wheels Of being stopped &c verdict this
fersnoon For pltf Nj Van VooTh'i Tor sid~ M DhsS
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW. YORK.
Cleared this Forenoon.

sbip.-Dewt Clinton Dom, Liverpool, Taylor Rich;
snrh,,n Mlett Boston sroford, rleston Co Lousau
syiln an Orleans stsntou Thompson sr'terd Less
s,vsnr ah. Durham Dimon.
BMts-Rs,tless Pierce, Csrthesens, Everett srown,
Charm sleeper Ataksps.. H. w. frundie.
Brss-R b. L,w,cn, Crane Newpcrt Meteai toveeyt
samuel Cool Chapman Soton, s. w Lewis; Ashley, lBr)
Richie. ST John, n. 3 p. = Sevns Son a. 90, ,,,
Sehoousrs-K er snaton Thomas Jacksonville, A. W. Wei
dom Nesslppi Hoos los FrsDkn Brett Vose Co Island
ou.eu (Hr Quch ST Mlebass Draper Deyln; sarah Ez-
sb.th Suhh New Haven, MASTER Benz Strong Hs~hips,
WnmisstoB, Blossom. ~ -
Bsrrr-GrsmP0. soPhied. Pbilsdelrhis Hand krs-
pafrick
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s MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA. u

u. AsPISUALL Ard PANAMA RAILROAD -Os
hOkDAY Nov. 9. a o'clock NJ from per loot Of War
r,n.' serb River Will be e.Pebed the a-et stssnshl
GEORGE Law. Capt q V. Fox, u. 5 70 connect 4
Parsna ziih the new and superior steamship JOHN STE
PHESs .-
,p.e boat always fept Panama prevent desntos
IN case Of accident
For p,,.sse, sPPly a. The ComPsuys oee No ~ Wet
q, 70 W RAYMOND.
Tor CHARLESTON and FLORlDA--SEMI-
il WEEKLY U. NAIL LTNE.-The steamship MA
HON W Fosier. Commander viii leave Ptr No ., So,ih
River or SATURDAY Oct n 81 o'clock, NJ prec .eiy
Fer freight sgpy on board where all el1s o. ssos ~ o7
.fr,d ard for p.ss.re the Office Of sPOFFOkD rltEt
TON co, Nc % Broadway fhroash nessis 20 Sofas -
folie~G To JseiscnviIe, sSl 20 PIsiia 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-26
FALL OF A BRIDGE AT PORT DEPOSIT
PROBABLE LOSS OF LIFE.

PHlLADkLFHIA, thur day Olf. 20, 1871.
The bridge over tue Susqu. hanna River, a. Port
Deposit gave way this morning, while $50 head Of
cartle were passing over il. The bridge is broken
away between three Of the piers in the middle, aud
each end hangs the abu'ment- in very dangerous
condition. A large number of cattle persisted, aud 1t
is AIRED human iii. has also been lost hats
have been found floating on fhe water.
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Albany Lumber Market.
For the week ending Oct. n. ie5zi
Reported spseiaiiy for The Ner- York Iy,6T

Rrrorftd fptrl1Iv Tor The Ner forF ITt0nnt.
ALBANY, Wednesdiy, Oct Is, 1854
There has been since last report steady but not sSe
busns doing We important change % note 10 the
MAJ ke as feeling There yet manifest dis
position Oh the part OF dealers 10 make Gales at our inside
fguIet. ,.
There have pretty heavy shipments made the past
week principally OF HtHsck II pretty well settled
the fall business this VIII ho" maternal decrease a.
conpsred with hat Of last year
Single. yet very and prices rule hrm with an Up
wad tendency best quality Of HemOck also what
scarce and prices for that description pretty hrm
receipts light and dss-rs have received
SUPPLIED with complete sssortments. -
ibe third October follows
BIDS a Scanyg. shnsta TIMBER. Slaves
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Arrived

Ship chsuder tpst) Liverpool 20 d' md'e. and $50
pass. 70 Zerega CO.
schr FIXING Cloud Chase, Por Even, coal for Bostoa-
Ship Allen Liverpool p 81 mdse and $50 pes.
TO Gnnne Has bar 80 deaths during the voyage
cholera The NJ landed her English pilot at Cofk the 9th
October
mJ., aud pass W. Whock Has had iideaths the
scer csbarne OBJ SnelsrOve, Mssusdsae N 3. % dc,
lumber TO Jed Fry.
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u. s. DISTRICT coURr-B.fOr Judge IserRsOLI


The 0sysrpment of Peru ast the ship North America
Libellants say they chartered in by their
,sn, Of Adam smith the above ship then in the
P,ses for VOYAGE from San Francisco TO Csae tsence TO
The Cb,peba I.snd take In cargo OF guano Tor New
bu thai the chip did not perform said charter and the
rls,niss ,usrined d,n age to he amount Of $4,000
Tbe suit is defended By Mark Cornell who SAYS ne was
the time OF charter; M Smith having sod the
shp 10 him and said Smith hsdoo authority 70 charter the
,hp Te,timopy taken Decision reserved For noeiso
Mt.u. CUTTING Belts For defendants Mess stoash'oa
and Eaton. .o.
Isaac o. Phillips and T ?. Robinson, owners OF the
...uus He,csles ast the ship United States
saw N on the March 1855 the shP WITH cargo OF
railroad On ~hen coming iS1o ais on,s, Made
o.l bus bumped over aud g to the pOn, Of the apoa
where ,b VS.. shps be in danger OF snkns ana naa
signal OF ds1ess hying;that the Hercules tooA hei -
but bad 20 signal 10 the steam ns ~ ,hs
srnc Dock distance Of ~ miles, Of the ena OF 70 VI
The UncerwIer gave having broken her 500
the ship hGd settled in the me Antne i,oI, mo VI
feet more she srDk Aerwsrd at the dock lac sur
o In deolse said that the ship could nave
up without sssit4ee and that bot elmnoo tgnnAse Sou
BE- Allowed 7. taken. FOR hbeiisnts Me-sfs
DoBohue ssd Storsbton. For diff, Mesua Owen d ne''
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA AT BOSTON.

BOSTON, thursday, Oct. 20, Ic34.
The Cunard steamship Niagara reached bec dock q,
East Boston few minutes after IL o'clock II morn
ing and her mails will be dispatched Ne Work ia
the afternoon train.
We find no news OF interest in our files additional
IN that te,eer svhed from Halifax.
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Oct 49, lat II 20 lon u 10 ship Ssrdioa, Of NewYOrk, s
d, i'm ST. John v. B. for liverpool
Oct H. lat Is So lon So a. ship S. Nicholas, I'm New'Yok
for Hsvre - - ~, -.
New. \ ork for hsyre. -,
sehr sisnal httaker from Delaware for Boston, with
erean ana I'D split. spoken by NewYo pilot boat,
18th inst about 10 miles from the Highlands making for this
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II g CIRCUIT COURT.

Judge NELSON arrived in town yesterday and
.ooh hi seat with Judge Belts, the bench The calendar
va called and various set down In particular days for
Imorr them ia the suit Of Mira A. Brown widow, again,
Robert Lemon and others which she lays claim to large
t,.,t on Fhay and bu6ings which 10 said
are 900 1t has beeG set down for to day
Me. Bronson BesIdey and Noyes appear on her BEHALF
snd N,ss1s OConor Bid veil and others for defense
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WZZLLAMSBURGH ITEMS

COMMON CoUYcIL ITEas-At the last meetiog OF
the Common Council read from the Chief
Epeineer setting forth that at the late fire In Seventh
Inc was being formed from the junction Of south sixth and
ordered John Bennett Assistant Foreman of Engine Company
No 10 to ssd line, but that he perempOry
refused that the charges preferred
receive esry attention Referred TO Fire COMMITTEES
Aid Bake oe red the following preamble aud resolutions
heyea. Repeated efforts have been made BY the author
ties OF this CT v and OF the late village to open Fouhst aud
sad efforts have been uDsvaiing 10 consequence OF
the eh,rucon by the ropewss OF Sehermerboro
Banker Co snd whereas said ropewak Is nuisance and
apparently only retained for tine purpose OF vexaon; there
fore, ,,---.-,
Resoced That said ropewsk public nuisance detrimental
10 the interests OF city, and ought 10 be removed
he,osed That the Commissioner be and he hereby
remove, forthwith 80 much OF the SAID ropewak
as crosses Fourthst -
discussion here as TO the power OF the board 70 csS
out the object OF the resolutions
The resolutions were adopted with an amendment that the
Msyor and President have power TO engage the services OF
eminent lawyer to inquire Toto the legality oil IRIS mode
"A Wilmarh Of the Thirteenth Ward AID Linssy Of the
Eonr,enth Ward Aid Woodruff OF the Fifteenth lard and
Aid Mser Of the Sixteenth Ward appointed to canvass
the the election IN accordance with the con
,olidaton charter for the Eastern District.
LIGHT WEIGHT ~ CoAL.--A gentleman of this
dealers Having desire TO know he was justly
dealt With be weighed the coal and found that 1t lacked 45 lbs
Of being two tuns
BuRGLARY.-During Tuesday night the dry-goods
,oIs of O. Issges No S52 Grand St burglariousy
amount OF 500 The paddock the outside of the front
door VA broken ana the door pred open , 80,
attempt also made to enter we eothpg
store of Mr. J. C Lynch, No. ia Gfandst-
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

FIRE AND ACCIDENT Yesterday morning fire
broke out in the house OF John Mclaughlin in JAys
ster but the flames speedily extingu,h-d without
causing much As Jumper No was returning home,
john Sheridan snd seriously i0uTed
de was Neuterslley where his parents reside
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

BOSTON, lnursdao, Oct. 20, 1884.
At the Wing Convt ntion of the Vtb Congressional
District held in this city To-Day, the Hon. VIM. APP
piston was unanimously nominated for reelection.
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Brooklyn CIRCUIT COURT CALENDAR - Thurs
day Oct Nos I9o ls3 1875 1876 ly7 l9s l99 200 2O2 d3
25 2O5 2O6 27 200 200. 2O I'll 2l2, us IA 2l6 27. 2s
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COURT CAJFNDAR-THIs DAY.

CIRCUIT CouRT-Nos. TAI, ell, $50, 1893, Goa,
76s 7s7, 20, $40, 760. 867, 96s. $40. 81, S72
UKITED STATES DIsTRICT COURT-Nos. g. 81,
ST. 81 So. S. SO, Is. B, H. II, p, %, q
SUPREME CoURT.-lSpeciat Ierm.-Nos. 7, Is, 70,
l26 Den urrer No. o.
SyPERIoR COURT--Nos. 544 626, ,25T, 1884, bio,
4ss 78 739 1852 to G6 1885, 769 I'll 10 7eC 7e2 ISL 79
7S 7s 7s 79i eco 49, 80l co., eos eos TO So9 slo
8i2l8i3 ST., s75, l6, 565, 584
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Water Cure.

THE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
t,eaasut for the winter and terms reasonable else
wbeTs Adde'S D. II. WELLINGTON, ~ D.,
No ia 18th e., Nsv-York.
NETWORK CITY WATER-CURE No. ia nth-aL,
corner Of University place
VXyATER. CURE, corner Of 6th-sv. and 38th.st
w DR. STEW anites with Dr.. TAYLOR Ia this largo
and con u,odogs eabshent for the Fail ssd Winter PA
TENTS and BOARDERS received at reasonable rates.
Outdoor practice promptly attended 70.
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The total this year. comparison with Tue rc-pe
ls,t up the period amount 20 over -et
OF boards Scanttng nearly OcOGo OF shinglesi
while has been 10 the receipts ot imo-r dnr
ing the period amounting to near IL 900 cubic Feet ana Of
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Me6iral.

DEE's INFALLIBLE FEVER AND AGUE
"A REMEDY Is found 10 be unsins cure Tor ths most
com plant wherever has been tired vne Dot
lie ,eecs a cure Price 81 For sale at the omeee No. al
Centre ct, and No. III Fulton-st
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WAFDLAW, WALKER IL BURNSIDE,
w FACTORS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS and
RFCEIvING aud FORWARDING AGENTS. CHARLES
TON : Z.
6teamboats ano Railroads.

nCTOBER 1854. - The new and splendid
O.rsmer ALICE C. PRICE, Capt A n Hasserty, for
saFEW sBURY Sc, win run from RoOnson-st Pier NORTH
River % follows;
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Here Is decrease Of f0on feet Of Boards and seantts
and Of nearly 2ooO n Of Slaves this year
The total receipts OF navigation up
10 and Including the third week 10 October follows:
BIDS and ScaDtls, Shingles, Timber, slaves,
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NAY BOAT for ALBANY.-The well.known
IL and favorie steamer ARMENIA will leave YORK
foot Albany snd intern landias every
MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY nOhSdSUs VI
Returning, leave, Albany every TUESDAY, rhOhSuAi
and SATURDAY MORNINGS. att O'CLOCK For further par
,icuIaIs inquire the foot Chambeyst at the offce
CTATEN ISLAND and NETWORK FERRY
- NOTICE CHEAP ExCUasloN-Fsre ct cents On
and afer Aor TO- 1884 the boats will leave follows, nnt
farther notice. Leave vanderbrs Landing staten lsand
every hour from A. NJ 20 7P NJ Leave foot OF whitehall
st., N,w Yoik. every hour from A. NJ. TO 7. N:
CHANCE Of HOUR.-KINGSLY& Co.'S EX-
~ PRESS for BOsTON and the EAST, via NEWPORT
spd FALL RIVER. will leave Office No Val q on and
after MONDAY Oct 10 a3i Instead Of s. % formally
In Boston with ell the Eastern Expresses gor
depha Baltimore, Washington sDd the South Of s.
Note. Dr. Bile collected and prompt returns Cue
tom ouse business attended 10 Boston, New York and
FhilsdephiA
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ssartr ISAAC p SMITH Steamer ARROW lesves
ssy,s daily except supday daily except sunday Cham
Sb,nhsrs. pier AZ p NJ bers o. Per ct A. N. for
-, yaCK ana HAVEn lYONKERS PIERM0Nr,
STRAW landing at hocs land NfACh OAh Hill. con
Lke and PeTmoat IN eonnee nectins h'ckAnd Lase sne
tion a III the New York and Haysrsraw.
FTis Railroad Returning, leaves Haysr-
RsinInIns leaves Hayer stra " at NJ.
-. sv.yy mornns AZ GA The ARROW will
,clo.l modste parties for any Of tho
above places tho most
400 able tsrna
iina ho.t Al land AZ m
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LEAVE RED BANE,
NryAcK and HAvERsTRAw STEAMBOAT

ELIAS HAIGHTs sQUAN STAGES run in connection
,L.-a
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9iryt Ebemi,t9 E6itio,r.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, . O'CLOCK.


Is Chi 4 Rock laid T. r. -
= DO .............b3 ~,
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NEW ROUTE TO TIE EAST,
1QSf

TIE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY or CANADA
now open from Detroit to Niagara Falls Forming the
4 last link of the Great Central Route h"twecn New York
and RoSon, being the shortest quickest and cheapest
route East Only change OF cars between Chicago and
Niagara Falls.
Trains leave Detroit at 10 \ ". through in ten hours.
connecting with the Night Express from Chicago. and with
the New York Central Evening Ii@hnn" Express at Mia
CARA Falls for Albany. New York and Boston
Tile Great Western Railway also connects at Ma CARA
Falls with the Canan,aiga and Niagara Falls branch or
the New York and Erie Railroad and VIA Buffalo with the
Buffalo and New York City Branch, New York and Erie
Eaoa variety of connections east unequalled by any
other route.
Baggage checked through to Niagara Falls Buffalo.
Albany or New York
This offers great inducements to Travellers by the
Arcat distance saved. other route.
TIE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
through the most interesting and highly cultivated
portion of Canada. aIorn2 variety of scenery. of
surpassed beauty and grandeur including the two greatest
wonders of the worlhc Falls of Niagara and the Rail
way suspension bridge Niagara River.
For through tickets apply ut the Office q" the Michigan
Central Railroad opposite the fremont House, Chicago
or at their Offices in the western towns
CD. Bridges, Managing Director
f. =. Shears, General Western Agent. May Tim.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-22
WONDERFUL WONDEHRrCL!

FEN!E 'iiATCIiET Is 81 RED" the .'CALANUT OF
III PEAcE.' is between our teeth, and the smoke
good faith, reconciliation (and al! The other good hng>
imaglnablC) it floats above Our heads, assuming
t1naStlc shapes just prior to lis advent into The world
at space Il!ls With volCe OF thunder The ici
that IIlCiCON, Of the st Paul Drug store has made
extensive alterations and improvements in his store
and boast of possessing The ikRdST and BENr
FILLED, DliUt. and CHEMICAL WAREliOU Sc,
SIDE Of n. LOUIS.
Having completed our arrangements with Blow and
several houses in the cites of New Yo,k, rhiladr ia
and Pittsburgh, we are now prepared t" furnish Paint
ers, builders and all who contemplate using White
Lead, Zine pa"t. OIL, TGGIeatiue, Narn>heS Dry
Paints. Window Glass al sizes. &c, with the best \
NO. articles that be procured i'll tho>" cities and
at as reasonable rates as living profit will admit.
We have just received per press, large lot of Pure
Chemicals and physicians and others, who may pre-
scribe need for personal large small quaint
ties, may assured, that they will be offered
sonable rates, and dispensed with and
w. w. IiICHCON,
iat,l l,.Lt..r strI L.tS