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Trustees Of I'd Mortgages Northern R 4 Co.

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY-PRCPOSAL9 for . LOAN order to
fmd the floating deb: Of this Compsny amounting to nearly
$40 Of Mortgage Bond 70 the extent OF one
million dollars has been decided by the Bcnd OF Directors
a. the beet redeeuns the Company om the eubar
ns under which sbors OF the high rs'es OF
interest paid upon this debt
are aocosdnsy invited from I'll holders Of the
stock Of th 20 Tor the purchase OF the
Issued redeemabe In ten and bearing
per cent interest, payable semi annually ,
To sive TO the boders OF unsecured bonds and
certificates the preference In ths loan
though solicited from s viii take precedence In the following
order: . -,
Of the mpaDy redeeusbe In 1883 1889 ls6 1861 and 1917
70 boiders uandhe Extonson Certicstes
Third To the holders Of Preferred Stock.
be- made fouows ry cent IN cash, and
sixty per In the sb mentioned bonds
exeon certificates procured stock at any time before the
18Th OF January next Any of the liabilities
Com which due and constituting part OF The
floating dsLt, to be received a. cash.
These bonds VIII he secured BY mortgage on the whole rosd
ito achcs real estate rolling rtoct subject TO the 6r
ard second already given but the mortgage herein
provided or will be first lien upon extension esrhcst. 70
the amount Of million Eve hundred snd twenty four thou
sand dollars issued M the OF hy miles OF the road
Dover Psps 70 Chatham which certihoetes now
security for the floating debt are to be redeemed ~
the pr, reeds Of this loan .
further security to the purchasers Of the new bonds
Intended that SO0 shah be set aside rcUdea thai
earned aud above and interese and en-
p4che in the MARKET each year the bonds Of this
based 10 be ediatey cancelled
Persons wishing subscribe 10 this osn who inter-
eed the bonds ck Of the Company are referred 70 we
Conpunys Office Nc IS Yinest where Com mttee OF The
Directors will be In aendaIc dsi from II 70 m 70 give
all required inform alton respeotDs the terms OF the loan ana
By order Of the Board ALLAN Campbell. President.
Dec l. 1851 -N
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CUPREME COURT-Tbe MUTUAL LLYI

VUPKENE CUURT-Ibe MUTUAL LII
~ INSURANCE COMPANY Of New.Ygt: sssls* ah0vp
MCDONALD SAbuELE BARTOL SAMUEL W. CROnL
CHAHLEe X. sOUrHARD yACos PEcARE sna BIZ
TIA his ws tsummoss suit OF You hereby ssmuopsA
tie complaint tA Of which copy -
n..e.d VI. Be .s..sd upon ;s md ':r,s sspy q
Yok vbn twenty Gays after the service hereof 10 asfv -
dey Of such seryiee within sseny days sfsf .esvoe
after service hereof aud you m % snswer the
Aforesaid the plaintiff vii sopty 10 this csu f s rs -
l. 1851 BETS, ROBINSON BEfcA
Plaintiff Attorneys, No 81 Wal e..
To the defendant: ANGUS McDONALD. Nov - iswSvB
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Maebinnp

ERICSSON's CALORIC ENGNE.-1he Sub
~ crbsr agent for the Pstsntee hiss tho ...sc, o. In
sonsiba pubic that this remarkable MOTIVE ENGINE
REQUIRING NO WATER ABSOLUTELY FREE PROM
DANCER or EXPLOSION, EXTREMELY ECONOMICAL
IN FUEL, and requiring engineering sktendance, HAS
JUST BEEN PERFECTED. As this Engine 10 Of universal
applicability s motive sseut being atmospheric air but few
for which II Is suitable need be ennmsrsted
via: wOa&ING SHIPS PUMPS AND HOSTING GE y
FOB LOADING AND UNLOADING CARQOi WORKING
PUMPs FOR SUPPLYING VILLAGES WIfa WAFER,
AND FOR PURP0eEs or IRRIGATION M0sKiM9
PRINTING PRESSES; SUPPLYING MOTIVE POWkk
EOR TBE VARIOUS OPERATIONS OF TIE FARM
YARD, SAVING WOOD, FILLING CIsIHkNs 10. fos
private estsbhshmenss; DRfvIHG MILLS POR 00INDlS0
COFFEE AND oTHER SPICES; woaKlNG Hofsf iNG-
GEAR FOR WAREHOUSES 10 Coppersniths, pottsts,
wcodtunes and stnilsr ssns who cannot sd 70 snp,g7
engineers and steam ues viii net only eHd the Gallon
&c EEGINE ready instrument 70 % 3eh dradsxy but aso
one while may be left for hour, va
their workshops and cook their food At the sane time tia;
supplies motive power mineral ooS wood peat or charcoal
being all suitable for fuel.
FOR fIne cscrrs OF pnv,te houses In cities es burner
produces sufficient heat for setustne the engine The sub
Gerber ready 70 execute cdeis sod viii Be clad to
Afford eli requste Inform alton on the ubtsot-
JOHN B, KITcHiNG. No 81 Wnlianst
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Ae6nai.

IMPORTANT to FFMALES-Dr. CHEESE.
i MANS CELEBRArED PILLS The conbns,iors Of 10.
sredeps IN thee Pis the result Of rg and extensive
10 TIE male fheJ certain 10 al OBJ
and bring its proper channel To mar
regularity PIpiics directions. which should be be real
.seh box CeSvea,es,y ss1s y mall Add.s:.
per boz Sold wheless.e aud retail. No lss chsnbe
CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-rhis pleasant sim.
y pie most yrsstsss s-mSy f Purifying the
blood eur a scrofulo1s and desses
re tsien M sesscn Nth srcAtss bs,s6t By ever oos
" say oSEn Yse.cJso be rs's u s'sss'n ~ eds;nA
ff-Fsssa saS .sSsy 4 . 10 sAsOa p--sas4 IA ~
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: = ~ RIcHARps KIsssL AND. Agotisnsss.
DY RICHARDS KINGSLAND e. Co. sales.
ID room No. s64 Bro sdwsy. site Tayloes saloon.
WEDNESDAY,, Dee lS,

WE0NEsDAY, Dee l6,
And every daJ t8un5sss and Christmas excepsed until
DECEMBER 81,
At 10y oeloot spd7iP m daily It theis new sseso0m'
No $4 Broadway, opposite rayiors Sc Don
Great Holiday sale. Of superb Paris Fsoey GOODS Chnese
GOODS Silver aud China WARE consisting 10 part OF ees'nt
Tea sets elegant Russian 6tsu.tes add Groups superb
Brouzes FeIch China Vases Bohemian Gissws
In grest VARIETY pspier msche Oesks Jewel Cases &c solid
sterling 81 Ware Piared Wave Jewery. Work Boxes,
Fancy Boxes Cigar Holders and Fancy Goods feysy descP
ton
Ladies wishing t, purchase for Christmas and FewYsG
Prss<pta would web coll and examine this collection
AInopg which will b. found elegant Dismonds ses OK Pms
Brsoeiet,, Earrings, Studs. Sleeve Buttons. &c
The above comprises the mot msIncent and superb coec-
ton Of Fancy Gooos offered suction In New York The
se positive and perempory and those wishing to purehe
goods for holiday presents at low prices would do well
to =. and examine this extensive and beautiful collection
TIE VIII be thrown open 10 the public for exhibition OF
soods on Wednesday, 18th inst, at Q O'Clock.
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DANIEL s. HOUGH, Auctioneer, Office No. 70

nANIEL s. HOUGH, AuctlOneer, Oficc NO. IS
II Beekmsn call. particular attention Of person: In want
Of really 6rt eass HOUSEHOLD GOODS his sale st
FRIDAY (ths d.y Dec IL Of all Of the rich and
eo.y goods contained IN the private resdeacs No ee West
have beea bu, little u.ed and In Hns condition
Sale positive No postp Dvposs
qurd all purchasers In the Bsseent suites OF walnut
Lirs furniture complete together with oil thu Kite
Uens and elegant China Dinner and Tea Sets vo Cutlery
Silver Wsre Cut Gisss, &C., belonging 70 the family.
In the PsTc Velvet Carpets and Rugs and three rose
veod Paror Suites center side Tables AID wall
Essese lace WINDOW Dr.pery Pier Gl.se. China Vase.
Brtpse Fsures ClocSs Ornaments Paintings, Engrsvfnys
Lays Secretary Work Tables Easy Chairs Bookcase. Gss
FIure rosewood toctavs Piano Stool and Covsr Gc
In the Chambers 6ne assortment Of carved rosewood anA
mshos.ny Bedstesd BUresu Stands Couches ChsLs Car
pe Cribs sots: fine cued hat A.srssses Blaniets Bed.
TO mention Descriptive catalogue the morning Of she.
Sale commences ct lo4 q. m. precisely
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COURT-COUNTY of WEST
~ CHEsTER-PHlLIP ] A. HARPna as.lnst ISA &C

Hr. n ~ sosePn m pssToemo' 1IsS :
behsuumoos for relief tom net ser ITO soh 81 hs sbes
the complaint in td sctos, which wiz DO 6ed 10 ~
Dice Of shs Clerk Of the County Of Wsstchsssss. ct VIZ
the said complaint the subscriber It BIZ Once No. -
- NewYori City within twenty days aer he ssrvs a
you, exclusive Of the day Of such services anA
you fail 70 answer the said complaint within the time ssss
e plaintiff in this action win ppy TO The Coa. Zoe sAs rs
A. " w. VAN vECRrEH Plsinsd's AiAosasY.
The complaint in the shove entitled action DAILY d.
he Office o. the CLERK Of the County a wsdohsss q VIZ
Plans, 90 the ID day Of November. 1857
A. v. W. VAN vEcBTEN.
mo Iaw6wPN Plalntkrs Atsosasys
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Misrellaneous.

NOTICE.-H. BURRELL g. Co, have RE-
~ MOVED from Ma - Front It to their Store No. g.
fearlst snd No. So Ws.er-s<
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fsaai Not1H.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the ssnorh
q the County Of New Yost so.scs e hssssY rvs =
n S.s: % 8: .s ~ y.
vouchers thereof to The ssbsonbes 1t the edos Of
SSsp % o. Sos s ,.,.s .y sss s Me-
Yc =. sS az q k Sxyas i
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of ne SanceaS
Of z: Ssss s:s f' %t Isss
q the City osfrwYolS. dscessed 70 pssssst q, -
s ssSsi s'f Not " IN u: c;
before u Third AK Of Asra n'1 sST gssa
q 81 II i.se%Ss ~ ..a - - IsssA
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of tn, SurfsszAd
q: .... s s.a.s sAS NUE.
&. s; Ss.s ~
No IS Web street. in the CITY Of New Yera on ssas -
si,d dsy Of April next -psed New f0fs ~ n'" " "s
'' q i. sss. GEORGE WATERS Adni.,A..s
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Susrossh Z
the County Of New YoA Notice s herssy stysS e pr
soaeSe:. ;hs.ecx to the suS.ese j -. r.dsas. 4. e
" sssn 1., Sa'' chis REDxss Essss.:;.
CUPREME COURTROOM JAY, Receiver u
The Msss,SG FIs ne GPsTy ss "a
4: JxNEs STssAf iaASEs sgRa.I .. St0j sS
D
tied action Special Ter Of h, Supreme Court held 10
New Cry october ST. 1857 be Referee Ia sdt osdnf
In New Yb CITY, the I'd day a. January nS g. oeio
Of that day. the following protsy mentioned and descas
situate lyre and bos In the sinfh Ward q he City Of NJ
York being pert q the land .te beosEns e the r.s
called the Church Pam and dIrin.u.hsa on hs mse' q -
part thereof lies IN the block bttweru LIZ Roy and nso
streets Of HUDSON street b the letter n and b9sntl
follows, to wit Beginning at Potn, on ,ss norte'ny as
Le Roy dtnt three hundred aud fy fcct snd I've
inchss ard from the formed BY the easedy ~
Hudson and nohery side OF lie Roy stceets hesos
see Of lot saa map hundred feet the e.nsf ssS
Of said block between lie Roy aud Morton se thence
erly sout the said ceLter line parallel TO L. Roy
eighteen feet ten inches to the easteI boundary Of the oAs
farm thence south sehy along the thirteen feet ten
inches thence southery along lands occupied By tho Cor
Lutheran Church parallel to Hadson stfy stS
fe six inches to lie Roy and thence weuy sonl
norheily side Of lie Roy twenty fset eAN
the place beg'nning Terms the dAy Of We
New York, Dec. 10, 1887 - -
r. C. HALLWAY Auctiopeer dii 7swSw
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L. M HOFFMAN, Auct oneer
CCRANTON COAL at A UCT1ON +,
- On WEDNESDAY, 18th day Of December instant.
POSITIVE SALE OF
$4,000 TUNS OF SCRANTON COAL,
For Of whom It may concern.
L. H. HOFFMAN 4 Co.
VIII cell at their N, III Pearl Of Hanover square,
On WEDNESDAY, 10th inst,
At II O'Clock m,
1900 SCN5 OF SCRANTON COAL,
CONSISTING OF
LUMP, STEAMBOAT LUMP,
LARGE EGG. SMALL ECO.
STOVE, CHESTNUT and SCREENING5,
DELIvERABLE oS BOARD OF VESSELS,
At The Depot Of the Delaware LsckawAnns aud Western Rail-
ro,d Company and to be take. prior to
10th dag OF January 1883 Teims CASH, and condons
per to be paid TO the Auconeeu TIC tine Of SALE aud
the resdue the delivery Of their order for the Coal The
oney Will be deposited In the HewYor Life Insurance and
Trust Company G twenty days from the late Of SALE that
chse may the opportunity Of receiving the Coal which
will be ca euy weshed BY competent wesher Purchasers
Will tbs. they get correct weight no deduction viii DO
made AFTER delivery. .
II. Coal viii be put up In lots Of 50 tuns with privilege
NB-Bugss be readily had to deliver the Coal Ia this
city. BroOtJn Wnam'0uIsh ssa Jersey City a. ~ cents per
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IEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Commeacns WE ONESDAY Nov s. 1851.
Trains Leave Depot come! Of White and ceesera:
$50 a. .MsC Train for Albany stopping ct III Stations
north Of Wuhsnsbstlss
GI5 D. H.. White Pans Tssia soppisg ct n 0taaonS-
. L~Ue 8<h st.:
scos m. wsamsbrdss frsin slipping ss II StstioAs
H. NJ. White Plains Tsin, stsrpns q ID Stations
7se .. Wasrssbydss Train stopping Q. ell Stsaons
$500 Mlsrton Train stopping 1t Wiliambdse soA IN
SaheoA north .....
lss m. G. Pals Train stopping u al Stations
5g D. m .WlNsnstridse Train xoppng ct ell Stations.
WIZ J. CAMPBELL, SaSsrtatsndenk.
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HENRY B. HERTS jr., Auctoneer, Will sell
IL FRIDAY Dec H. at ot O'Clock at ths salesrooms No
Pine the entire bslauce Of ock
q GsocEEiEs WINES &c complying chOiss Green and
Candles Sosp Scotch Ale London Porter Champagne osre:
Brandy Cofdisls French and English Mustard &c. Also
a Large 5t Of genuine Havana Cigars Tobacco Sc Terms
cash By order Of tee assignee
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PROPOSALS for LOAN to CHICAGO. BUR

DROPOSALS for LOAN to CHICAGO. BUR
i LINGTON and QUINCY RAILROAD COMPANY
ss.9 g,opG.. Vi. be received q the s office
next, oocck for loan Of sAo"oo, In money pays
10 Tee PEI cent or the 18th Of January 1853 which sss
sediment the Company will It.n without issuing bOud'
IS Twenty Eve per the l1ta of February 1884.
Twenty five per cen: on The l5sA Of M, ,u lS's
70 Twenty per cent on the 18th Of May. 1883.
100 -
For which bonds VIII be Issued aesn.s esoh payment
which the Company u. Issue per sent BOods Of
The srcpo.s. vii be opened q. the Office No 4s City TX.
chan ee Boston, tho sh day Of January next O'Clock
p the presence Of the Board Of Directors OF the Com
pny who win award without to the highest resous
A cIcul. viii shortly be b.sOd giving full infm.sion to
nj, 70 BE- siysn for the shove named loan
By adsi Of the Board I INV W sSo9Ks Commit
Boston. Dec. 8, 1857. dSa,1taoTh&s...
FULTON REMEMBRANCE COMPANY
A. ELGSrIo ~ p W , s BE-
D''"''' next between JAMES kaS i9f s.y
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. IS
81 S1s eGs from IN 9ss.nsiSh Latest :, II:
a.lI from y = q se2 p n, .d on MONDAY, THUS
o1i n sts4as s3 'T e6scx1rs President.
OfrIcr Or hDIAsA AGENCY No. q Wst.t. :.
NV YosK. Dec. 7. 1851 J
NOTICE is hereby given that the transfer books
~ oftas Agncy win be eosed TUESDAY the 18th ns.
remain until Monday tee 9Th day Of Jsnusry
j. n LORD. Agent Of STATE.
Nos. - WALL-sr a wiLLr.Msr.,l
EEv-fosg. Dec o. 1857. :
rTNlE UNDERSIGNED have THIS DAY formed
I g ;ai SSk'E FL s.
ff the purch, q Stocks and Securities Dou,e
snd Foreign EAebsDse and Tor the negotiation Of c9nsrs
Paper. 49, " noSsE
]. JAY KNOX a. pSS JoHS J. KxoI
CANT PAUL, MINNESOTA. j. KNOX T.
~ Co. BANKERS.
Refer 70 Atlante Banf Fev.fork Marine Bank. Chicago.
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a. Sn WILL PAY for
RetO GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE,
Nearly and In perfect order cost 100 Sold for want
1900 -
Mrs LANDY No ITO West 2j.h.s..
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NTEw,JERsEY RAILROAD-For PHILA

N DELPHIA and ths SOUTH and WEST. Via JERSEY
and and fare IS; II m, % B stopping It all 81
II add ~ Kensngton Through Tickets sodfos GIN
cnush 10 II and oOt snd the West and for Baltimore
Wasbs ston Norfolk to and through bssssss CHECKED 70
WsshinSton in 8 . end n. trains
w. WOODBURY., Assistant Superintendent
No Baggage viii be received Tor sny train unless delivered end
sheo 81 fifteen In advance Of tho time Of leaving
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COR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
il PORT and FALL RIvBR-rhe splendid and supehos,
steamer BAY STATE Csps ycvett leaves New Yort e~etJ
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY Il 4ococt m
md tbe sTATE or MAINE Capt Brsyton ie.yes Nev
ever MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aad FRIDAY. odoch
from Per No n p nsss the Bsssry; 10Th @s'n'ns
u Newport each way,
Hereafter roos VII be regarded secufed 10 sny App
cant vrb The shall hsve been paid for .
frest 10 Boston 10 forwarded through With soAe ap4Sce
By an Exprsss Freight Tssin
WN BORDEN Agent Nos ~ aud II Vests
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DAVEN, BACON & Co. (successOrs 70 Bacon
II l. Rsyen,, PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURERS -
Wsr.roo1n No. Grsndst, Broadway; where full
,ssor,pep Of INSTRUMENTS may be found exclusively d
ps own man ufecture, warranted in every respect.
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4 NM ACRES OF LAND near Hastiogs Min.
lNNySyueso,s; SHARES In town Of Grow Wing and
Xule Fsu> slots snd LasD at Superior CITY Wisconsin,,
uAd oe of Sc MORTGAGES (satiaoory evidences
Gvcst Western property per cent mouth for
sale o. tssAA N G. smira, at 9. C0CKcR0fTs, No. Is
Msrchaste Exchange, Wal T.
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Ddnfing ataoemles.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
n. No. sc BROADWAY Nhw1YOnK IVY
No Isl hOkrA0UE-pLACE, BkOokLf"
Glasses NOS, opsS for shs reception Of eupla y
Weekly Assemblies fo both Ladies and Gente men =. oon
for pro- ioe IN the Lancer oosae oefu
COti'liOn and ell otn.r danees I.,Al
FoI Circulars sesms nc apply ct either Of tse Aoeaes
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Gonses to Get.

A THREE STORY, $500 BRICK HOUSE,
"A wslst and south FeTries Broolyn TO RENT for
e psyAbe In board Tor jonns The whole part OF
tAs hasuss 70 b sold cheap Adore" WILKINS, Toaas
ITO LET At LOW RENTS, to small American
fsries FLOORS THROUGH. consisting otn'e Rooms,
With bath. Csoon water In modern houses In West
lSsst between nh and 9Th Apply at the Omce No.
Lao West lethSt. from to p "a.
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CE,NTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From De-
J. ceuber 1857 frsns will leave Chambeus Station
foows Express trains $3.50 O. On. and 49 ?. Albany
Passenger Trsn ii:so fs SING Slug "a for foash
POdsbieep. ie.iiM nd sing sting .sop q =. w
stations Hsssusen taken It Chambers Christopher andS st
Trsirs fog New York esss Troy s,b and la:s6 md Sis
D =. EAA Albany Il aad - q sad and 6;io ~
A II, SMITH. Superuseudsuk
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Coz Cone; e J, d Ss and e a..a o T E L
VII be conducted BY hereafter, upder my personal sup
vtsoo sad pfopdetopbir
TABLE DH0TE,
All o'clock,
"a bs essbhed 10 few days similar 10 that Of the Am,e
H.tel when Aept BY me
Tie restaurant will be Continued heretofore at the us'
s''" wM B. CoZZENs
few-York December g. 1857.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-06

miiiss Yosng Amerioe vii abound in
strips d tha most extrayagaa, dascrip
lion.
Tbs police ifnbroglio has been mixed up
With seycra new iI.greiienis, and be strug.
gle 10 oone PROMISE 10 sc az spicy a. any
thing which has preceded it. The resigla-
ton Of Mr. DaArrg has gwen Mayor
WOOD a FAR chance II regainibg bis Poei.
ii,a as &" cock Of tic walk. Tbs murder
Of very popular metropolitan policeman,
by a burglar, has excited some Sympathy
with the mctropcItaus among clas Of
population who have ben tt,cir bit,srest
enemies. The next fuss will b. with the
Commissioner Of Emigration. who are like
j. to get into tsoabIe for alleged aib Jcso
Operations IN the management Of the Emi-
grant D,po, al Castle Garden The facts
will be- developed in f'w days.
Amuseinnnis ar rather at "A low cbb
sinee Madame Ia GRAsGg DEPARTED with
Chcyalir IttLrns crown Of gold. ~ gaE
vaD,n,sI metal. upon her charming forehead
BcEroNH promenade oneorts arc very pop
nIar. AMI aro taking feature ~ warm
~eaiher. 'I'hcre ia nothing new dong IN n
literary way the book irsle IA exceedingly
dull, IA tlie high price Of beef hasdiminisl-
cd tie consumption Of reading matter, ald
four cent newspapers are more -alcable than
durlecim0l. Mrs GARsuEtLs l.iGe Of
Cn,ELnrvr iiR6srg i,as been one Of the
siec,Ssiul books Of tbs past scas0n. Mis-
CArnEGsr Bgrcush snew theological irea,-
ia, rcha.h 81 ycry Old hcreaios. "a received
with general CONSERVATION by hcr friends
here
A movement !. bling made by the friends
of the immigrant in this city, to establish u
+" Labor Exchange" on anew principle /,
ia proposed 10 furnish large hall IN which
wnmcn, whilc receiving tho visits oremp,oy-
ers, ran ie engaged ia rtinnnora'wc occu-
patton, ~ ss not to be- obliged 10 lose MI
their time, Some of The large clothing
iouses w,lI supply work Tor tie servants
waiting 10 BE- hired, which viii furnish them
a suite cni remuneration 10 ny their ox'
Iei.se. u il found that The largr utelli
gcacc plicos here base been The rcsoFt ID
procucsacs ftr houses II bad character
whn, uiher prc-enced seeking employment
at with The unsuspcctiue immigrant women
and attempt, With lrcqaon, succ,a, 10 De
COS thcm into evil courses. The collectors 81
mercantile uous,.s who arc now returning
from their Westward trips, speak very en-
ceuragingly 1T the financial condition Of ilW
West. and the PROSPECT oi The crop' Ioe sh1
coming fail
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-06

l''tH aH' A-f s.H Yea N"N 'N0rra".e' .es"
NV NutN. laly - lS5s
The prophc, who predicted TIA, iht.
w,'uA be invariably o'sl summcr. hs
nah his t'r'umr ~ iNs wu N,Ss ssne
Whcrr AMI shoad hr co3vcd trum hi- oh.
scufity las, uigh, was rh,Iiy enough 6,r
a hr Tbs eyAthrr e IBIS Vyvk has syue
rally l-,u ni'h,7iugG warm with ,hmslc'
showers a, lnict,ah Sr,.s3h'e l-oplc ar
slayinc IN town mor rs,1o'r, tlan ,,rr
l.asiucsS is r,iNing. snd ID, atl AL. og
gyssl, Ia o. South AMI v'J1il-5aVc fatty
csnnypr'l Co,,cn gcsls an down jn
thu n,ouih. sui ransAcigcrs att 'N'Nng
particularly hluo. The inIsstaiioa II dry
g,ssh syas hAvly 10 L. PARTICULARLY ass
than t,S; srasn Wc] krf~ a, hich *
un. ard psomis,s 10 maintain ii~t ,hrrc
IN, lali tsshi,.ns II laiss ,lrcss wll Is IN
hg,sh, c,lofs ani hrsc patterns Geu,!'>
meas sppanrl may ~ mcdi6'd hy ,hc n,rs
iaoiion Il the IA lo0s wasted eai and
eoa,s. as well as vests will pr IA
,'y be IN scy's. Asis bs --ch-s. evn the
cycns, ri ,scacons win h. obliged ~ ~
In military sy'e shh a pcrraf
Iicuhr ,trip' iraVrsing usig sihcr csire
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-06

The M,snsssaa u yesterday, says that
tbs Editor ~ the ~. Clond hdp0t,sn las
written I" a rrv far ad'fie" upon the es-
i.tIag difIici',ies between the Democrats and
Republicans. In rektmcc 70 the formation
Of Consultation Ia thai article" very
fair article 49, the following passage occurs ;
aTbs Democrats have the advantage.
they have not, ~ yet. committed any net Of
force or fraud 10 bring upon tbsm the
csusap 81 the people Whefcas the coirse
Of the Republicans IN going into The Cap
iiol and remaining all night, and their MI
hitting tho dclegntrs from ~ Anshony,
yl,or eats werc claimesI ~ Democrats.
who received majority II thu p"palar yosc,
aro circumstances that will operate against
them. The Democratic Delegates will also
h. recognized by tbs Territorial authorities
ss the lawful Convention
~ course the Hmnsaiian DIES no, quota
thIs portion Of tho very fair article" II
extracts from the Adpsd,se however, pas
sage deploring the existing condition of a.
fairs. So do We. and evay good Democrat
in the Ter7itory but the question at pre-
sen, bctore the people. Is. upon WHOM ddes
thu responsibility rest y---is il upon thapom-
ocrata who have Aeisl throughout openly,
honestly aud paceaby, or the Black IT,
publicana, who have exhibited their rui'iasr