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Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

a. The name Of Mr.. Humphrey, candidate
for Councillor from the 10th Distsict, 10 p. P.
Hunphrsy, and not p. M. - sgronsously pub.
lisbsd IN SONS q ths pspek ~ IN a~.sel1 J.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

HuseARY...-Account from Hungary state
that within the memory Of man, there has not
been such . luxu-iantly abundant promise for
the vintage as during the present season !; and
contracts for the supply Of wine have been en-
tered into by German and French houses with
the proprietor Of vineyards. .,',. ....,.. :.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

oY If you would get along in the world you
must bold your head up, if there is not much
III II. val.a.aal L.L.l1-. n. o.
eT I" How long did Adam rem ain in Paradise
before he sinned ?" said on amiable spouse to her
husband.
~Ti!l he got wife," was the calm reply.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

IRELAxD.-It is said that the demand for la.
Dor in Ireland exceeds the supply an unusual
and encouraging state Of things In the south
of Ireland, laborers are getting two shillings
sterling a day-about fifty cents. Z sais-i
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

Chapn thus beautifully aud iorcibly describes
the triumphs TO be achieved by industrial labor.
Il should make those who look upon a working
man as an interior being hide their heads with
shame, and prove 10 them that they are mere
inanities on the face OF creation: A
~. Who can adequately describe the triumphs
OF labor, urged by the potent spell OF money ?
Il has extor,ed the secrets OF the universe, and
trained its powers into myriad forms OF use and
beauty. From The bosom OF the old creation,
It has developed anew the creation of industry
and art. 1t has been its task aud its glory TO
overcome obstacles. Mountains have been
levellcd and valleys exalted before it. 1t has
broken the rocky soil into fertile glades; it has
crowned the hill tops with fruit and verdure !;
and bound around the very feet OF ocean,
ridges OF golden corn. Up from the sunless
and hoary deeps, up from the shapeless quarry,
it drags its spo,less marbles and rears its palaces
OF pomp. II tears the stubborn metals from the
bowels Of the earth, and makes them ductile to
It's will. 1t marches steadily on, over the
swelling flood and through the winds OF ocean,
tramples its hoarse surges and mingles them
with fakes of fire. Civilization follows in its
path. 1t achieves grander victories, it weaves
more durable trophies, i, holds wider sway than
the conqueror. His name becomes tainted,
and his monuments crumble but labor converts
his red battle fields into gardens, and erects
monuments significant of better things. It
writes with the lightning. 1t sits crowned as a
queen in thousand cities, and sends up its
roar OF triumph from million wheels. It
glistens in the fabric Of the loom, it rings and
sparkles from the s.eely hammer it glows in.
shapes of beauty. it speaks in words OF power,
1t makes the sinewy arm strong with liberty.
the poor mans heart rich with content, and
crowns the sweaty brow with honor, dignity
and peace. az
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

7 A Dubuque paper says that new
paper is to be started at Farribault, edited by
J. Frink Esq. and christened the Rice County
Herald. tsa',ssfssa .... .es,.
Well.-.so we go! yesterday an awkward
bastiul boy, unknown and friendless. started
from the rugged hills Of Vermont; to day the
stroke Of an axe isheard in Minnesota, hun.
dred miles from civilization tomorrow "The
Young America" Newspaper is issued under
bur.oak; saw.mill and school.house are
raised on Saturday, and in a week city is
begun, and land at one dollar and twenty Eve
cents an acre, suddenly changes into building
lots at $4,000 piece! Clear, the track!
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

FoRnEsr.-Iti is said that Forrest, after play
ing round Of engagements in the United
States and Canada, will retire into private life,
and never again abandon the shades Of FonthiIl.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

Ia We have just received the Descriptive
catalogue Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees for
sale by James Wick & Co. Rochester, N. Y.
These trees will be found ofan excellent quail.
ily. Mr.. ]. S. Lambert, Sd street, is the agent
for ST. Paul. ..'
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

H1 Gen. Walker it IS said, has shot forty
Of his army for mutiny.. tl4 ,stes nooa
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

FArAI RStlssss Acc,Dssr-As the
Eastward boulA passenger train was running
a short distance 6om the Rock Island Junction,
on ths. Michigan Southeri, Railroad Yesterday
noon. 4 came up with man walking in the
same direction on the track. The engineer
rang the ben and blew the whistle, and suppos-
ing he would step aside did no, slacken his
speed. in timeto prevent striking him. He
was thrown by the conclusion several feet from
the track and Instantly killed. 1t is supposed
he was deaf He was about IS years Of age,
very shabbily dressed, and nothing whatever
about his person to indicate his name or resi-
dence He had some Of the tools ola harness
maker@in sack, which was filled with
old clothes, The Coroncr's jury rendered
verdict Of accidental death. - Chicago Press.
S@ A market man who was sleeping in
his wagon, near Richmond, awoke before day
with sickening sensation upon him, and felt
cold clammy substance resting upon his right
cheek. Knowing that nothing Of the kind was
On his blanket when he laid down, he became
very much alarmed, and, at a single bound,
sprang into the road, completely bewiIdered.
Fearing to re-enter the vehicle in the dark, he
made for dwelling short distance off, pro-
cured light and the assistance Of servant,
and returning to his cart, found coiled on his
blanket large snake, apparently as well con-
tent as II taking a nap on an old log. The
reptile was dispatched without ceremony, and
measured fiye feet in length.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
uopTTCIJTTRAI SOCIETY.

The monthly meeting of the New-York Horticultural
Society was held last evening" at their rooms IN Cn-
ton Hall Mr.. GRAHAM President occupied the char.
Mr.. PETER Il. MEAD, OF the COMMITTEE OF Arrange
Ieuts reported in favor of holding the rst quarterly
exhibition in April. IT,
Mir. JAMES HoGG offered the following resolution,
which after some remarks, was unanimously adopted:
R,,I,,4 That con nittee nine, whom the Presden
and shall be members eNoto be appointed by m
Char TO make application the COrpoEaf1n OF the CITY I'M
der the provisions Of the entitled An act TO 0Tgaze te
forr d ne OF the City OF New ork for horcul-
turs rurrcsss passed by the Legislature, July 9, 1888 for
the Central Park can be- obtained tor me p
Of the Society with power conduct and transact such
e may necessary further the object OF the
Society as imbodied N SAID ect -,
Nh. HoGG said if the Society get 90 acres ct the
Park as he had doubt II would, 1t would be equVa-
lent To $4,000. II would then cost about $4,000 to
Law out and improve the grounds, aud $4,000 more to
erect the necessary buildings He had converted with
a number OF wealthy gentlemen, and 1t was the
general impression that this amount could be raised
together with 100000 TO be funded for expenses
and improvements. The establishment OF botanic
Garden such as contemplated in the Central Park,
which would be- accessible, free of expense, to the
whole community, would be an ornament to the city
and beneficial to horticuiursts.
Dr. KSIGHr and Others spoke In favor OF the pro-
uosed Garden after which the President appointed the
following gentlemen Committee in accordance with
tle resolution: DR.. Harsen, w. G.. Hunt, A. Russell,
Mark Spencer, Sheppard Knapp X. Il. Minturn, Jas.
Hoeg John erosion, and Peter B. Mead
Several new members were elected, after whIch u
ouanty of seeds from Russia distributed, and the
meeting adjourned.
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Dr. Bsekisys Deprtinent-ist in Geome'ry, D. 5 futile
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Number OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Class y; Junior Class "a
Sorhouore Clss % Freshman Class =
The exer, ises Closed with senediction by the
Rev. DIR. Haight, after which the Assembly was dis
mis- ed.
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RAILROAD COMPANY IN TROUBLE.

The n ecIaI COnInIItt UI Iht DOdIu OF AII0TH,H
appointed 10 consider the matter of removing the
snow from he through which the Eighth
ta.s Led meeting yesterday afternoon In Mr. Valentines
ice CITY Hail. AID fULNER in the chair. -
Mr. Creighion DR. Barlow, James u. Allen Mr. Merritt.
John Hay stephen Tyson Others addressed the Commit
Tee relative TO the subject before them complaining Of
the losses they sustained in business and otherwise IN
SEQUENCE Of the Eighth Railroad Company throwing
s6y from he tracks png either side Of the street
Some Of three feet high thereby
preventing hackmen from getting anywhere near
Places " here they called
Ii the streets had been eyeled and eghs used instead OF
cars the PEOPLE along the would not have suffered one
halt much.
ErAld appeared behalf Of the company and
that tb had done all ia their power TO accommodate the
people residing 0 the route
The Committee adjourned till Thursday afternoon, p
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IL the matter Of the SALE Of De REAL rs

u TATE Of BLIPRALEf CHtCHkSfER, eocssssdt bs
the payment OF his 6ebn DTsGAnes Of srdsr Of the
surcsse q the County Of Ssv will cause 70 se 90
public suction the Mehsnf ExehAsse in the City New
York the Ninth day ofApn s q Twelve oesch noon
tie following described Real Estate Of EphAst Chichester,
late Of the City orb dseeasea for the Of he
dso AL that certain lot Of roani situated the Fourth
Nsrd Of the City Of NewYort. On tho northery side Of
( bounded southery Cherry street northsry
tie by land lately Gilbert Jackson deceased eastsry
aide BY lot No IS lately belonging 10 Aes-a smith and
Nsnderpoo aud westerly the other abe BY lot No "A be-
longing 10 william Foot and the heirs 81 Nathaniel bu.h and
leased 70 EpLNei Chichester tanning breadth on cherry
each sd Two hundred and thirty feet e the came ucre or
e being he conveyed ~ John Lawrence aud
Ann bus vile 70 Joseph Towers BY deed bearing date tho td
Day Of November thousand hundred ard eighty and
recorded m the oce Of the Rser Of the City and Conny OF
Nev.fofs IN Lber Al Of conveyance psse % and ~ the
dsuher Mary Rksr BY the heir, Of the ad May Rksr
conveyed 70 By deed bearing date the h-t
day o. April ls7a
Also al tbs. certain piece Of rand sitnae lying ard
being the Feurth Ward Of the City Of Newfork and beng
Is OF tie rear Of lot of land owned the Mayer Aldermen
and Connoraty Of the City Of NevYorh fronting on OAK
street IN said city and which contains hundred and ty
nine ane one bali and bounded and boed to-
lows horhery by other land If the aid The Mayor Alder
en and Counousy Of the City Of Ssw York. ten feet ADD
seven westerly by land q person, unknown nineteen
feet and one halt inch; soshy BY s,ber land Of Ephast
Choheer sixteen feet inches and essery ey land Goa
vyed by deed bearing the twenty day OF February
S TO JACOB NanderFoo twenty feet one nen and one
bali OF an inch the said piece parcel ~ land shove described
beng eoloredi In pink certain dated Feo-
a, 1882 surveyed by John J. Sere City ssryeyor
Ten Of mon oe required be
al TIE sale and the balance when the deed ready for de
f.6iswswTa WELCOME R. BEEBE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
EXTENSION OF CHAMBERS STREET.
YESTERDAY afternoon the Committee on Streets OF
the Board Of Aldermen held an adjourned meeting IN
Nv Valentines office, City Hall for the purpose Of

bearing further arguments relative 10 the extension OF Chambers
street 70 the East River. Aid BRIGGS IN the GUAR
Mir DIXON spoke length IN OF the extension 20
James slip setting forth the advantages that would De gained
ly the route be advocated.
Nj tRMsIpoNC was in favor extending Chambers street
10 Catlane slip that vicinity large shipping interest
ntoieeied by spe uators and would only benefits few.
ELISHA BROOKS also favored the extension 10 Oshsrhe sip
The petitions extend the street 10 James sd been go up
auey aud consequently people generally did not know Of
he move In the matter but he thought that property
holders could BE- petition for the exenon to Caharne
lin than had asked for the extention 20 James slip
Mr. DAVIS opposed the movement IA toto aud Thought the
Common Council had nd whether they able 10
Indemnify parties owning property for the losses they would
sustain BY extending the street to either slip -
Mr. Vy DYKE thought would be better 10 extend the street
in direct line let terminate Oh the corner OF Water aud
Catbarine streets -,
that the city could not sfcrd H.
and several others spoke IN favor OF
and against the Improvement the meeting adjourned sub
iect the call of the chair.
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Asfp}lork Dailr Gribm,rs
PUBIC MEETINGS.
OFFICERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT

OFFICERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Tie Board of Engineers and Firemen OF the Fire
Department held meeting at Clinton Hall on Thurs
day evening, Alfred Carson, Chief Engineer, in the
chair. Mr. John Lynes of Hose Company No. offered
the following which was adopted:
Reortd That the election for Assistant Engineers be held
Thursday March between the hours Of and u
that the returns be handed 10 the Inspector OF Election
uch place they may direct Friday evening March r.
between the hours of end ?. IN.
The following gentlemen were named by the Chief as
Inspectors of Election Francis BazzOni Engine Com
pany No. IS; VIM. II. Wickham Hook and Ladder
Company No. Is; Samuel BUREAUS, jr., Hose Company
No. "a.
Mr. VIM. II. Wickham Of Hook and Ladder Com.
paDy No. l. presented the following resolution:
Resred That the officers OF this body be directed 70 einon-
the Legislature this State in session against
the passage law creating the Office Of Fire hsfsh4 and
making the be elected BY the Fire Department OF the
City OF New.iork.
Adopted. II was then moved to go into nomination
Or Assistant Engineers, which was carried. The
marking was then commenced, and resulted ~ folo"s
tie first twenty being eventually declared the regular
nominees
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srses the Beard received acS

ocoea Anes The usual yresnss the Beard resev's s's
Psfit.ons--ror lamps in the Twelfth wsrd.
Ter msrkst sce Of rsueentb street, Esst Evy
For in Bewsry Extension from FfanisHsqs>fs
To resui.i. ard grade si,sy s street from ird svsrss :"
or L WooSrus Co. uoesr. corner Of Cannon and Hoo
ton streets to Asr basns easse3 y fbs sDsd'
hs q Hos comfsSy No ~ for repair. h. Carriage Heu-
OF EnslIe Co. No. for repairs 20 their house y, .
Yor The resulsion Of SIXTY second s-ss nom ESSn 70
ON cOnlln f.r rsmss..tion for loss to s'"''~ 30
For the One huDared ~ee's
To have new City Hall erected IN Madison SQUARE
To regulate .nd lraas Ninth avenue from bfosa"S'
10 sy cro;or water piyes in the Sixth from Forty
seventh to Fifty second street.
To rsglsie and trade Lexington avenue from fny~'en"
Rssolst,oas.-Io move pier in front Of CastIs Gar
L dT.Jss Zip sse, q vs.tIy street nst.r,S
pirse,ns the commssiouer Of Lamp. and oss advertise
for proposals for si ting ollamrs Referred
TO reveal resolution doing away with Inspectors Of Coz
CIv Ckarter.-Councimsn Boole offered secopd
dra Of city charter which, motion ordered 10 lay eo
Pcrs,tps the Committee Finance to report on the po-
prsy OF letting the public deposits a, interest Adoped
ASiorns ihe Commissioner Of Repairs and supplies to
procure oco badges for the exempt hrenen Referred
By Mr.. VAN TNE-To erect bridge on the corner Of
Brosdwsy Fulton street enable pedestrians 20 sr' ~A
r. Iiss the,,reet. il Weneth Ward with oil lamps Rs.
ferred. -.
NJ ADMINISTRATIONS the use Of the Governors Room,
CIV Hall 10 the Hon Everett 10 receive has f,snds
To ssde Eleventh avenue from 10Th to i+h streets Ne
ferred.
Reports of Cemmttte,s--Roads-I favor OF opening
ssveLt fourth street, Eighth avenue 70 hudson Mvef
Fr, DeparfmSat--In favor of purchasing Zoo feee
Greuobe Kemp Hose for e Fire DePsrtnen, "a hare"
In favor Of bsdps Iron Ben I9wr N F ssssa Ma "a
In favor OF new Engine for Engine Compasy No ID
In Of eoneurrns with Board Of Adermea ee'iins
decisions o Fire Department. -
Rcpairs and SEPpies.-In favor Of inelosng the
the pillar. OF toe Hall Of Records to Afford fs'" '"
Police.-ln favor Of badge to be worn by Con-
stables
Communication from Elliot, the Arflst--A com
uuncstion received from Mr. q. L. Elliot with state
nt tst the Of bis bill for painting the portrait
Ex-Governor Hunt had not been paid falling 800 nor OF
tbe amount SLIGO, and requesting that Il be PAID Nc
ferred The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
Vote

The Semi-Annusl Celebration Of Columbia College
took place in Hope Chapel yesterday morning. As -
pusl co such occasions, the ladies were present IN
arge numbers and appauded their friends to the echo
The Rev. CHAs. KrSG, LID, presided, and seated
around Linn were Gov. Hunt, the Rev. DR.. Ferns,
Chancellor of the University, Prot. Mehan, the Rev.
Drs. Ting, Wilton, King, VerGlilyea, and Others.
The musical portion Of the entertainment was fur
nshed " DOdworth's Band.
Address were delivered by Messrs. X. c. Bacon,
JOIN Brown, Stephen II. Tying, IT,, w. II. Hough,
ton, Philip W. Holmes Daniel 5. futile, G. Wendell
Prime Ind Edwin S. Babcock. Mr.. VIM. II. Ayres
delivered the Phiolexan Address and W. j. seaDury
the Peihoogian Address The efforts Of the speakers
were w>l received and gave general satisfaction
President King then awarded the premiums, COM
mencirg with the general Testimonials to the heads OF
the foul CLASSES:
Senior Clsss.......................ch has y CiArt'
yu-ior JAS. % p 49,,
solbor-ofe Llas............-'.'"I -ya - 49,
SPECIAL TESTIMONIALS.
sESfot CLAss-Dr AcVickar. Department o. lnte "a
ard do,sl Philosophy kc-st IN Phlo'0Phy' " n a.
PRIME. "a do w CT. 1t Ia ErEAh Composition, j. 2.
" alton. ID Do, wrn. ". AyTes.
Dr.. Aithons Dep4Ttment-lst IN Greek ChI~ a. S,yqah
ID DO, Leonard w. Kip j. JIG IN La..l' uT..
ID G ". Prime Let Il Greek Literature, IL l. "i1'
"a do G. Kinsslsnd. o,, IL,
Dr. HlekleJ's Dspartneut-lE, IL DE- CNeass hsnd-
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Riper. ID DO, CL-s- suydAm- r.. q g.
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~ BUCKINGHAM and BENJAMIN VI. BUCKINGHAM,
Survivors Of PhiO against HORACE h. SMITH
Summons for money demand contract-tC ON not ser
To the Defendant above named You hereby ned
and required the complaint in this scton wh oh viii
be filed in the Office OF the Clerk Of the City ana Couny Of
the City Hall in the City New York and TO servo
copy tho said COMPLIANT the subscribers al
Office, No Ill broadway the City Of New York, within
enty after the service Of this e1elu
sye the such service and II you M TO the said
comp sini within the aforesaid the plaintiffs IN this seton
will take judgment against the Of three thousand
three hundred oTtyge dollars and egh cents with
thereon from the eleventh day Of May 1851 besdes the
cost. Of tLis onDafed New York February ., 1886.
BARNEY, HUMPHREY BUTLER,
Plant Hs' Attorneys, No. III Broadway, New YORK.
The complaint in this fled ia the Office Oi the
CLERK OF the City and County of New Yorh he 81 day o
March, 1876 BARNEY, HUMPHREY 4 BUILhk,
IA law6wTu Paintihs AttHneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

The Horfieztyis,, which exerted 90 much iuBu-
eBce while edited by the late A. j. Downing, and
which was afferward taken in charge by Mr. Barry q
Rochester, Is published in Philadelphia by Robert
Pearssl Smith, and maintains its character ssan-
dsrd work among the American horicultursx Tho
ls.t unntr contains eolored plate Of horsoss new
Rb0dodendron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
y. A. CHmToS, Auctioueer
FUNRIISTFF'S SALE of PEARL STREET

HOUSE and LOT The Two story sud Attic Brick House.
and Lot No 4lO Peast between Madison and OAK sta
site YaDdew atersL, at Anction.-COLE Chiffon VIII
sell At Auction on THURSDAY Marcel lSh, 1870 AZ Y o'clock
Al The Merhsts Exchange under tbe direction Of the under
,fned the Two.story BTck HOUSE and LOT, No
40 Pea st the north easery de Lot . feet 'front.' ana
81 ee, bes on the one de and deep the other
The Bowery extension, terminating near tis property VIZ
very valuable business For inrtner pay
III ulAs terms &C. call she Aucoeers, COLE ChiLroN
Ne. IS Nsssaust, near Liberty. -. 1865. =,
tt95l BAUMAN LOW Z IfuSee-
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NOTICE.-Notice of applies

ton the discharge q nsoveut from bis debts Psf,a
att 10 the provisions Of he third article Of Il. frst tile of ne
h chapter Of The second part Of the Revised s-taes
HENRY NJ MCINTYRE. Of the Of Atiica in IL County
AZ " youf and State Of Nswiork insOlven debtor f-
ydusly Of The late firm Of yAtsou Mcintyre NO
dee rubhed febrsay I: les CREDITOR spPeAI ee0s
lie Hen H. L. COMSrOCk, JEdE- Of the sad County o.
Wyoming hi. eee in the town Of Wsr'a. IN said Coy
on he sh day MAY II O'Clock the % nov
,u.e n any they Why should not b MADE
~ ,s.a nsov.nts esttis sDd he dtsssd ifo hs Seth
q
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TvNts MoRHELL. Auctoueer. -
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS IN

w Household Goods well those wishing for their owl
use will attend a. s there will BE- 40 reserVe
ifcompetiton 20 take place this TUESDAY MObNlNH, AZ
10Y O'clock No 81 Nsssaust The stock consists Of SOFAS
Rkers Parc Chair Center and Sof- Tables Extension Din
ing Tables srdrobes Bookcases Hall stands Bedsteids
Feather Beds Bolster sud Pillows, and
Lounge Bedeads covered Harcoth &C Stands Of all kinds
ses Of Parof and Chamber karnure so large variety Oh
Of ffteen ain ~ gold Ct,n ~ Dry Goods Fancy Boxes
Smsns Cocks secoud hand Ofce Furniture incudng Iron
safe B-By examining previously advantage Is obtalLed
Depos required rom all not known 70 Auctonee eoNhs
furnished Tor purchasers. In iue received VARIOUS articles OF
Household Furniture from family