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PIONEER LIFE IN MIME sofa.

FI,rsc from private letter tbs Editor Of rHE rss
dated
Sr. ANTHONY, June Q, 1853
The people Of Mnnesots are noble
manly race. They have conquered difficulties by thsg
courage and perseverance,, that would have dives
others to despair, and feel confident ct this momer
that We have glorious future before US, though thn
are thousands tia. really cannot tell where ts
morrows bread is to come from. As this does sS
ariss from any fault OF theirs, however, I hsvsH
abiding faith tbs! al things wtm out right, and tax
tho load viii not be greater than we can bss..
Illinois, Iowa and Michigan have drained " Of H
money for We had to buy the means 10 live for 10
pat two years. There is a prospect now, howsvw,
that the present season will yield an abundance for on
support without going abroad, acd wish you cod
bu. the sparkling eyes and cheerful couu,enancst
our people nsw that there is a reasonable hopsk
the future, though many Of them have but fswp+
tatoes to live on in the mean time. 1 hsve wslkN
some hundred and fifty miles Of the country !ss
Sprg, and have had opportuI tes of seeing the COS
dtcn of the people. They are poor, very poor, ba.
Sir, never before realized how proud thing Il w
to be an American met man evening 90 ~
way to Minneapolis to buy provlsloLs His neghNn
had rai,ed little money 10 enable them % ssndhin
to get few sacks of meal for them, and to allowtn
Que for his trouble His team consisted Of two 1k
cows, very small and poor, yoked to a rough bH@
two wheels, got up, as theatrical people say, prssJ
for the occasion. He accompanied by his dsugh
ter little brghtsyed girl Of niLe years dressed ne
style that would shock young ladies' OF that age
your atty; in fact, her hood rock petite "a. eel
ncocasins were made Of coarse bssgiDg aud tho
mans pantslooDs were Of the game mster,l Hs
coat, however, was good bec-tickug and he hsd
pair OF brogans ON his feet. All ths provisions thu
mad for the journey was few potatoes and tbs nlE
Of the cows, which his family deprived Of for tie
time, with the hope Of getting bread.
We all stopped at cabin that night, and were q.
coDmoca ted with place the floor. lie cookN
his potatoes at the stove, and MIXED his cows shG
Ing the milk with tho squstters children for the o.
commodatCn afforded him. The distance from b
place 10 Minneapolis was tfty.ive miles, over fsyi
80 bad that fifteen miles day was good trsvsIng
with his team; for, a. said before, they wore "
mix cows, and were never before in yoke. Few ps>
pie understand the courage necessary for 90 40
deI'aking like this. l need not tell you that dscsT'
cred in him genuine man, good man, Temps
sLce man. and that felt proud 10 belong to the 500
end. The little girl found was intelligent a. ~
was beautiful. This is Q sample of the people Of Ms
nesots. They tried the old States long enough thu
know the amount OF pleasure derived from pstes
leather and crinoline and do not envy those W
choose to give up the future for the present.
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- .v.e. an, sh,,.es-a ssr-s sns dry -
~, 18th sr,, o.s.ss viii Isss asy. h>f Ass -
PIT " GOD HAIR RI SroRArNs ps-i tss q ~.
VT eli restore al o-snss-cty IRE b ~ s-.
ss.ae =. l n.sn "a p..si. TaS~rs
e''' . me 'e'''' HEvYo,s Ap-r H. iss
Or wooo-p-. Gar: P.rp.t IN. 70 .se,-.. % ~ e. ~.
a., .rs,t fbf ID. eusr- r-s.ps'cN y my hsu n
80, er Abeis hs time II my arms. u n Cnt>i AS
rsr,dy b.,0uins s>y, hlt cP,s %, .22.esacn -
aRsr R~-sosSiv~" Il sooo r-oovr,-h W o'sieA ns Lea
rser ION R. focs,fve % very ~oe'Sl "'V1'] tss q
,s-lcas vrl - sr--ao- ra.rs..a
Iar,. dsss en-. y0ars tray o eoALsE9A
"Dryca az Gwyi-ivit"
vs,ss Hs~sssrsA o'fss 70 yw~'sa~,l
p,x q wooo-p-A, Sra Soir us',to Or ss w--<s Ell
s>r,y-s bsss- u ycu Hair Ses"s,- ana ss,en 70 sYS2
-. co,udi 20 try II on her bsr lit.ss taissns - -
D., q vonI r-or- gay hair 20 its orsns esof ews
=. =. a. nv enron sr@s f-w 49, u tina oss pstn3
nat woajessi edest By tnrnit . 80 an. -
.r.cs, s 81 .S ss st s.r CHARLES cARDis
Ngu Yosx jay IS In
-, N \ u-r,c. vi-s son6d-pe d rsooo o~ss n.
BAR R-sssAiv- hss tb- uoss ee c.e oi %ttae evw -
Sn, n.ns yoar Hair sIivv my hAr md wass.n ~
wee siuo-t white. hs- s>issly eovn oars 80 ~ -
$50. 49, n, s,so hss relieved Of al dahhd scl =
PECAN, feeling % common among p~'s"' ~ EuSsS
p,,f Woo, Ah,s, two years ago ny hdr cSnm-a ed ~
a. saA taruax gsy: was fast e-soofss oAi sad ~ ~
.apv rec .d.. 70 ea-S- COMM cnc-i aanS your 49,
n ks,n M 81 90 row ou. taruei bsct 70 ns drn -
(Slsck At tbs time t 10 fully restored 70 US NpAh
S.h .ni .gr..nc. "a cSssr III reS'"@'ni 4. No. q
~. R,s.,r.s. 4. pst up IN A,,.i.s Of three ssss via
,ssam srd sm.u The snll so,as half pat add r-sah
s,a.p,so .ua retail. fsr o. per sOe lss. hoi. 90
8 usr cent more In proportion. and rrtsils fot -
e. J. WOOD 1 Co, rropds,eu. No 81. Bro.iwsL ~
liz n.rsesst. s. Louis. No.
Ana soi By I'll god ss'.s sni FsncJ Good, DeeseA
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DEM SYLVANIA RAILRO A D.
i The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atsnso
cities with Western North Western aud South eseFn ststee
Pittsburgh with daily ne of to al ports on the West
sp Rivers 1t Cleveland and Ssndushy with the steamers 10
ports the North Western Lskes-makns the most direct
cheap reliable BY which FREIGHT can b Forwarded
to and from the C3geaf West. ....~...
RATES BETN EEN PHILADELPHIA and PIrTSBC huh
FIRsr CLss-Boots Shoes Hats aud Caps Books ,c.n.
Dry Goods lin boxes, bs'es and trunks DrU Qu lOn.
boxes and bslssl Feathers Furs, Ac.........."..)
1Sin, lin o,snsj b.~, Druss In c.sis Hard socen y
T., ether lin rolls boxes) Wool aud Sheep lU o.
Penis, Eastward, Lc........... ..................
fnIsD CLA's-Anyns Steel Insane w csSsr 80 c-ns ?
Tobscco manufactured, exo p, Cigars or Cut S,.:
FoURIn Glass Coffee, Elsa, Bscou, Beef AID -
Pork Tin caaks boxes EAstwad BARD and Lard pcens
OIL EN. Soda Ash 0ermsn Clay. Tar Pitch, lW 10
FLous- y Dbl until further notice.
GsN>- y 100 b until further ustics.
CorTos- BALE not exceeding 30 u weight untI further
nodse.
N shipping yoods from any port Of Pnisdephs BE-
Hsuar the package Via Peunsylvana Ralrosd Az
Goods consigned ths Agents of this Road at Phstepas
fittsburah ~ Ill be forwarded without detsnton-
FREIGHT AGENTS Wormlsy Co. Msmphis Tenn ;
X. F. Sau Co, st. Louis p. q. ORsily Co.. Evansville,
Ind 1mesnll, Bell Co.. and Carter Jewst Louisville,
KY; b. G. Medium Madison, Ind H. w. Brown Co. aud
hvin Co.. Cincinnati NJ W. Graham Co., GAINESVILLE, Ohio
Leech Co, No. KBby st. Boston; Leech Co, No Asos
House, NswYork and No South Winiss st. New York; f.
Sseeder PhiladslpsA; Ms5rsw Rooms Baltimors D. A.
Stewart, Pttsbureh
II. II. HOUSTON General Fr-lht Agent, PhilsislphiA
T. A. SCOTT, Superintendent, Altoona Pa
April |, 1853.
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Uatn Cure.

nR. T.. J. LOWENTHALs WATER-CCRE and
~ GYNS,,WN-Bergen flights EesJeIssyi ten minutes
o either the Hoboken Jersey City BY regular stagrs
MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Bing.
1 bsmtop a. Y. 2i5 miles from the city BY Y. Erie
Eosi has natural location surpassed In beauty by no other
II he Union Term. s5to SO gT ~ess 5or ci,,as Adde"
THE SARATOGA WATER CURE is the
place where inysds 60 regain health and where hs
w,sy their lAbors Large and airy rooms
found here and led tina; will do good to uP,n.
Address N. BEDORTHA, NJ. d. Ssrs.osa Springs, ~ Y.
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Aliseelldlleous.

COURAUDs ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP,
NJ Il 10 well kaova cares TAN, PiuPLFS. FRECkLES
SALT RHEUM. BiRBkRS IICH CHAPS, CHifES
TENDER FLESH 4r be,se b-l9s TIE vsry BE-. sh,yias
compound invested GOURAUDS POT DIRE SUSrlLE
upsoo,s hair low iosehss,s upper lip PEI Of ;as
bsiy, safely and qai.Ly-wsrsatei Llot 10 RQt Gs o
ps AID cheeks LILY WHITE Tor fis1ej red "a h.
"a sces HAIR DYE instantly converts red srsy sh hs
y b.artf k.ek o. brown. wihor, sssinos he sAia Aa
RfSTORATltE for he hair g. COZ sai As saf WHY bal
en- e,s,y and SHY. fcuaa = d. COZ RAuDS old ss'as
usb-i dcrot No 8! WaLkER STREET us. store fscrr
Broadway; Ms HAYFS Brootl'u CALENDER. Phists
pbs BATES No. 10 N,saus,o9 a.. B'spa. NsS, Stsn
NREEk " otrsst-l al AlS.l', go.
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DEEMS VANIA RAJ LR 0 4 D..
TIE 0lEAr CENTRAL ROUTE.

=
fAs Peans,lvunis RAILROAD Pittsburgh WITH ri.
rsas aud from St. Louis Mo- Atoa 0<-ns and IN
Truako sad Louisville KY fsrra Ha,- hsdisou,
Lafayette Isdlanspohs Ind Cincinnati Dayton. Spring
6sld BeBesItAine sssdusSy, Toledo C'svesnd Columbus
1scist New Orssn g. Lois Louisville NJ
capcln usG.
fsroush uter the Ess b. bad Of the above ss
uosed psces in the Wet .,,
Passengers vii fad this the shortest mox expsduous -
ssnf,r.abls r.ate bssw the Eas, and Wet $500
FROM NEW-Y0Rx 20 CINCINNATI IN ~ HOUA.
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN 81 HOURS.
FROM NEW-YOAK TO ST. LOUIS IN u HoURA
Pare low Q any other roste.
- hspdbis In tbs hotels OF this city.
Yhroush Tickets or further information may b bal u ne
sGcs Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. 2 Aston Hcuss, Broaivay
I.o,.rv 1854 J. l. ELLIOTT. Aseck
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\lORE TO Be ADMIRED THAN TIL
Nk RiCHEST DlADsA
EVER
WON BIZ KInG5 OF EaPESJRy

WaAri WHY BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR
Becs,s- IL Is tn o-a1nsos Co. hnss p,jFtsd k< al
'scs R>st- aiaoaIA h. ds5 ti,sci tnSrJr
.es eosn ~ sp4fsna< las e--,o b,
os- q pearls ,Te sSi s,,st, q Ia >1vsoag tn hsA.
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9teamboats an6 Railroads.

CAFEGUARD TO TRAVELERS.-The thinking
nubic AID the Who travel requested note to-
NJ ., CREAMERS BRAkE OPERATORS 70 the Cara o.
,oue c the managed RaIosd nes in toe country Hdso
r. rl,y,,ud and T0edo Tee Hsa,- and Richmond Mich
,.n sn.r. &C. The beet o: % tevcs 70 tie ion
- H. hands Of the engineer s,truisl.s q the
,,.in for irs.sn % il case Of danger.
FIp.nc- demonstrates Ia: the d-s;; b,ay- -ns Of 81
r.Iosd &C. sise ou the momentum Of ta- mas o. m,:
In. ,- of t. prrcs4ion syrs tesree Of scaii,y 20 lie
ana ncp In al s.ns5- 5y 10 ta-r human
Raj officers who neg ct ia Use sic fef-rat 70 ne
cofc.d 70 them l. :. wsrst-d 20 an'~-T ae purpose ~ 10
- P,-- 5 box farther particulars al
-. " O. (RFAMtR Sc. No. u Flies, \. \.
VNRAVLERS leaving the CT. should procure tho
i I.,t ,3i,ien Ct APPLErOAS RAILWAY 81 lDE. Il
,-o.sb Routes Time Table Of a. tls RI.foAds
Map diving be Rns 4, sts op-sso1 sHis Mans
I1,, a. r. tie s,eiils Pso-s s,d IN 'dssld
Tan, OF iu.orr .-ibJ tor the .isTeisr Price ) c-l-'
ID. APPLLTON 4 Co. PIbish-rs
Noe jij al ~ Br1si~sy
TAIEN ISLAND FERRl.-N0TICE.-
~ O., Exrv- .isa for Sis Ces.s-Boas SrArES
iSLAhD- fIFRY HOt rom ~ ts6p
Lee. n HITsHAIL from > . "a g. az = trA-.i,..
SIP -tpa &c ks,J-f,i t.1o'1s
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EXCURSIONS h. ELIZABErHPOKi, D
II IT, ~e.rb,z,. Red JACKET, NiQAcV q ALL
NAt KILL iesy- PEE No n. p ts! tSa-i>ys ~ PEI.
q J. m /. T. ;sat6. IN Re'ursiss 'ess- -
tara the tAJ o-ats; to EEse-.h CT. " css AM
tors.
nAY BOAT for ALBANY and IN IERMtOi.
~ ATE LANDINGS Tee st~ans- ARNkSiA tom tSN o.
hUr,Is, MONDAY. WEDNESDAY snd FHioAf @-
lake SUPERIOR LINE. ISIS.
AZ rt' b~'r oLE'SLAsNsTDs DETROIT AL srrEaioA
=; -: al 'g.oIi =. s...a.. , s.ps1: ojsY , =.
81 h4Si-r,
noSnAY H.1ss THURSDAY Xpd a.
r nospAY M. ~; l. rHTRsokY. k.yS
THURSDAY ju1e MONDN, Ma!J
MONDAY, yuost fatR:pAI Juse |"
E TasEsHl5 5:, E T4SpASi i'5 5s1
E6s 5ssA5 5syn S S9sDsAS f VIZ p
THURSDAY Augls.s MONDAY, AnsaT
MONDXY. A,sus, Is TIT R5DAY. Auxa., Il
Mo sSns3A $500. aus rarRsDkY, ssr.ns-r7
YHtRsDaY, September r. MONDAY, Sey-mber Is
nokpAY: s.e.e1bsiN. fa.RSpA1 sspe%bss "a
nOEDAY Orober il THURSDAY. October H.
THURSDAY October g. MONDAY, October 3
MONDAY Now nb-rs fHrRSOAY, Hovember4
Ssi ns.y 6,,eS Ps.Snset snd Pr,ish. Scrsv sau-s
hon CITY, J. Turner nAster
MINERAL R0cK Eyier M..e''
0EN TAYLOR Geo l. stons MA.s-l
Matne boas leaviog C-vesDd week tdoaSh tue
Tn s'esmers the round TIP 10 eisd. Day, hooa'f's
H' "e '''p' Go" " al ssEY 1 Mcbride.
ForwaIdias and Commission Merchant.
Cleveland. Ohio
NB-Mat III Prt.s~' "c.,s Of Hn''-y Mcsrids clev--
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IEW-JERsEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-

J. DELPHIA ana the SOUTH and WEST. via JERSEY
CIrY-Ma and E,pres lnes leave New Yoss aud II M
81 faoush Tickets ssli tor CtnsnnAs
and IN. rs and BAnore WAshnston. Norfolk sc sni
through baxssss checked 10 Wshiiston In u AMI IN
tssips. J. w. WOODRtFF, Assstsot SnPsnneooen.
will b received for tram uies d-v-ee ADJ
eAerkrd h>~n minutes s1vsnce OF the 1ne Of eavin&
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V'HE REGULAR NAIL LINE via STONINQ-
Il TON for BOSTON and RAOVIDENCE-Inlsnd roals-

VNHE REGULAR NAIL LINE via STONINQ-
i TON. for BOSTON and PhoVlDENCE-Inl.nd route
the shortest aud most direct carving the Eastern Mall
fhe st.Amsr PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt joel Stone and q
vANDERBILT Csp.; W: Ln.es, In connection .I.s tas
DfSC,, RAILROADS leaving NswYork daily (5and.ys ss
c.r,di from ~; No Ns.a River hIs s.s .Soy. s.s,
~. Il O'Clock H. S"a'r0n ~ m ron ~
The c. VANDERBILT. from New Yoii MJo~'! ~s
ed Friday; from s,oninson Tuesday Thursdy :na SI1:y
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from Nsw-York Tuesday. S:s,tdsv
~ Saturday from sooinston Monday Wednssdsy .nd hy
Passengers proceed from 3touisgou srosd 10 Provdencs
Bosou In the Express Nail Train reaching said pss -
Of those BY other routes and ample time for al the esdy
srp.pl uss eonnsctins North and East Passengers that 2res
remain board the eLoy nights rest undss rSsA
besskfs desired, and leave Stonn1tos In the M traa
sonectss Providence With the IL rs zais Tor Boston
esxssems.sr accompanies tss steamer sad train ihr'asA
sArh way
Ter psaSs hshs state fsSht spply board -
seamsr or ct tAe Frssh, Oes Pier No. Mob Ryss
~ ofo- No. 10 BAft~fy place.
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paints, Oils, GLASS, sc.
Building Materials.


T,HE ALBERT FREESTONE COMPANY
l. sapply the beautiful
which spafs into large Of the fn.S- k Nne rsesoog
erected in New Yot Baltimore Pnnsdelphia 10 They 49,
f,uisb tn. color with unss Odrs
pssr: tbs Atlantic seseaId of os nsod
ctiea SAMUEL r. DINSMOkE bscNesJ,
Daic. Ne Is Essssns- (Conmon~ests Bnldus) New fos
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TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RlyER.-The splendid aud sipsncS
METROPOLIS Ceps Bovu l-syrs New York e7er3
TUESDAY, THURSDAY GA SATURDAY, at 5 O'clock ?. m,
and the EMPIRE STATE, Caps Br,yton, MONDAY, WED
MIDDAY and FRIDAY, Ct O'Clock from PET No 5 n K
Hereafter viii be REGARDED scared 10 any sppt
can't unti the sAme shall hav- been paid tJr
Freight Boston forwarded through with great 1pstca -
an Express freight fraiAL
WN BORDEN. Agent. Nos. 10 and II wsssA.
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NEW-Y0RK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

IN CONPANY-SJMMFR ARRANGEMENT
Conmea ci1s MONDAY. May IL, 1888
r, leave Depot bite aoi Ceutrs 80 rev fox
sis o N White PLANS trsin stopping a. e. Stssi>asi
Tn. .-ayr Depot a-i GA New fots a.
sNa IN w Flsmsbsidys tram. stopping o. a. Ssao3s . -
$50. o. Msl train. stopping ct WuiAmsbriss aud ~ 81
do1s soth.
u.0a o. WlHian sbr.5s-. s.,pplns q al Stssioas
"A 81 a. M .WhR Plains rnia. s'opPs,s 81 oil Stsaons
asa u. .WIlansblixe train. stopping q a. SssaoaA
90 o. IN. White Plains trs.H ssoppnz 81 eli $ soas
Dover PLANE Iaa, Stopping a. a StA )as Vows
WLliAmsbsiiss
$50 Witt P.Aias trsn. stopping ct al Stations
$50 WIZ. ANS bridge tran. Stopping 81 Li S,sa'na
r. rLs>i,G- Leave Chatham -Four Ccrnss: -
10 % Mai soppioS WLisnsoois- ate Eams
Ani ." stations north.
NM j. CAMPBELL. Superintendent
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r oka ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY

IL The scps lsf OF asy 80
sou,snu. e Il, yuly vs-o trains w b ~ esq
q ,omu-isis the piesxarstrsvs
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAiLROAp--on
IN snt s-er AOSDAY, MAy L. 1888 s,f uns tr lst nos-
Pace Ts-s vii Pie fo, Of DA7e ~ n-o~s W
Dt SklRK ENPREss s. for psn<isx al pfio'tp< III
teruet ists S's:iJas
MAIL TRAIN Elsa Il f,s Oiasitt AID Bqaso All a'eHs
css- sssi,rs
ROCKLANO PASSES0E2s : o from 70. Casmoe a.
g., P,-srcr. saacrUs iI,ssaisdisse AZ. bck
WAY PASSENGER =: p u, for Sswoirsa AiasooSs ACC
,n,xnsus;- S.siors
NiGaT EMPRESS q. IN. for OucsirS sai Bif.o
Tse sbose Trains - daily. SlniA, eK ,srSet
fhss. Express Trais conzect s; En.ss WITH tbs tn's
CsnsndA,ua aad Sissss Falls RAr9si fot NAns fAs' *
B,ps. anton sra tie s11 BilsaAneoa ktfsi pt
s,r.u- a. Cr.irs th the BafSo Corning snc Neg-fot
Railroad. f,t Rcches.et 0rsA beni VIA us ps~-'
I,ausrI, AL Western Rsiosd for Scsaton nc ne.i~
s,1s v,n n. H,S .si Nev YoS City Rhir,ai, &s 8s~o
Boi,.o Dsnsk VIII the IsheSoore hAirosd 10Y S''eaa
Csnsips AL T.l-I, Detroit. Chica<o &c -,
F. HEA Ably. A.i~sn, Pr.sisa-
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON and
ss Ss :;5
S.,,.rye:.s d.y .1~ps ssnaa,s :. ias.sd OIL =,
OENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY-
s.an. md ....ra i.io.a md E.:'Sn Win l.. LsSss
..: Ee1.YoiS fot Eaton and intern. pscs. iron Pie,
No. Eorts River u :; u ~. and p N for somssvnls
-. .a,. s.o, ooSa., f..sa with .a. on .s. r..
ysr-y R.lSsA winch @svs tOm ths foot Of Cost
Passenger. fer i. Dsl.-.s. ana ws.n BAL
=. " JOHN 81 Eass '4 s.:e
EyLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
Il kst Wharf By IOLAs .. SIS 7,o and 10 ..d
i,t~isp f.. I..'. rlu.hDs L l. s.s, and u
"a 4: Ss H.'.' r, T;ioos4 s + Iias.s: e.
EB-P. Me and E,ca.. p.rss. t.iea :. reduced r.ss
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD:-From june
IL 81 1885, Trains viii leave Cham Station follows
Or f.ia Ii 8 and 1880 "A 10, Doso.' Perry s%. |.
I'll :; !. F.a.ss::;a; =. j. :: - ';sssi
s,s.n ~ Ds r.; .n. %; =. Way 81. ss
:; "a; H.: , 81 n as "a. "a &:
a1'iS ~ on Sunday. s;s psS;ru s,,.,,,.,..,.
NEW&YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
~ 1854 SUMNER ADVANCEMENT. lss
Commenci3s May 81, 1883.
Psss.ps-r Station In New YORK sth s.. and +sh
safssncr 97,n-s,. -
For New Haven 81 N. teIl; 1915. s:t, i9 l.x and
"a H. ne' f sas Ess :1 Z @
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saa Greenwich m l245 sS. As ss, So p. FOt
s.anfUt 8exD. IN. ~ s st5, 4:29 i:t5 $50
$50 D. M For PoIt Chester and Intermediate stioas
IL: Is. 3:i5, 4:ij, $50. 6:0p
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston So L. texl 40 N. tek For Hartford AMI
spnaheld 40 IN (ex) FOR Connection: River
Raiosi to Eon..es lex For C,nsi Railroad 20 North
aupoa n. lex }. and l2:b p. Fox New Haven ami
New LouS0n Rslrosi, and tn For Houss:onic
Rsfrsi m, 40 N. For Hsass.ucs Rnlrosi.
l.:ss 3S N. Yor D,r5ay .nsSoIxsk Rs road T. ,
t.0p m. JAMES II. HOTI, s peSl1,epdent
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feaal Notices.
SUPREME COURTHOUSE b. HOWARD

SUFhEWE COURI.-LOUISA Is. HOWAR
~ s1sps, BErsX EDSON Joseph Kinsmsn and Eli sbeth
Bis wife Nathaniel Edson, U Lsandes Borden Evelyn Borden
Lawrence Borden nez Bortsn Erie Borden Lesnder Edson,
Eswsfd kesoD Joa1n Edsop Fdss Econ Esthsne Edison,
Anthony Cnsse snd FdsA bis wife Burr Stone and Lucy LIS
x:s. Samuel Brown Nayua MS wife hsr q. aw Of Hors
ito Eeson deceSsd and Enos c. Brooks Administrator kc Of
II ssd Horstio Ecsoo. deoeas>a Cssa1zus County $40
toe sbv. rsued DEFENDANTS You hereby s0unloned 10
the COMPLAINT Of Louisa Ho~nd tie above named plain
N copy which filed i, the Office the Cek Of ca.
tssuEu, County The lh lay Ct Nay 1853 aud
copy Of ycur answer on The ,abserbeis a; Ecoy C.tsa
Couniy NV York, within :veyty Says after the rvce
hsi,o lrs- Of the day q such rc. ard goa "a.
"a. camI air. sfoiessd he psIt viii apply toe
Con, or the relief den ded in tho psir Daisd l..
lee Iyl5 ls~6~Th RICE JONES PiAi,,if sAtt1re-Js
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON and
IL PROVIDENCE via srONINGrON.-HOUR Of LEAv-
INC CHANGED 10 .. n-Os and after TUESDAY. jane l,
the Steamers PLYhOUfH ROCK and G. VANDERBILT q
No. North River. drt wharf above
Dstsey elsse daily ssndays nstssd Of
onhce 10. ID Bsttery place.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL NOTES and ACCEPT
Il ANCES purchased BY T. a: BENEpiCT
No 81 Willism-s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-15

CEALED PROPOSALS will BE- received by the
~ undexsxued in behalf Of the School Officers Of tbs Fifteenth
Ward ~ the oco the Cek Of the Board Eaucon
OF rcnd and Elm sta until SATURDAY Sls day of July IT,
ssn 70 O'Clock noon for estimates and proposals. f0r the
rnaon work carpenter work and tantog for the
completion Of SCHOOL hOlS 81, gu the
site nov occupied by Ward School No 10 IN said WAd sccagd
ing psDs aud spiesp die aud TO bs seen Al the oe
OF School BuidiuSs No 81 Cfosbyst
Propossls BE- endorsed, Popo,als for Mason Work
Prcposss for Carpenter Work" P;oP ,ss for Psntps
respective j. and Be- accompanied With the Of two
rescopx bic acd approved survtiesI
fe School Officers thu right 20 reject 81 II
The proposs offered IL deemed for the public n f to do
SAMUEL h0TkLiNG. C1nmi,,- on
RICHARD c. MccORNICK. y Fifteenth Mad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-20

ELECTION oP sAcrxNs or THE TAMaASY SOCIETY
THE wRsrCBRsTTR ROUSE CLIQUE TRIUMPHANT
tSPsRCBDENTpD BxCTTgNFyr ARousD TAMx AIT
uALL-AAYoR 7TRgAN ~ TIM OLD wI0wAx, ITO
Tie annual election FOR the thirteen Sactems who Coz
troll TanmAzy Eall, and Through the democratic parT
OF ibis city, sk place last Eight under circumstances q
Unusual excitement n, two olqucs enc q which hs9-
OF from TIE Mercer House and the other from the Ws
chester House each have been drilling their forces ~
weeks back and TIE most Yrocgcus efforts were mace
influences voters Men Who had net been seen In 1anany
Hall for twenty years thcre last night, sna AsaoHs
those WHO took active part werc about twenty vett
known black republicans Tho chairman OF sRepuHese
General COMMITTEES present and voteA, - did ~
several Of his political ecfrscA Mayor nemsan ana ex-
Mayor Wood we're also prcsers basthers some eouss -
70 whether thoy voted the same ticket one msa cane
al the way from Cincinnati, 70 vote Al Wis election, I've
came from Albany, several from WAsAiaetn, tncla sne
three members OF Congress. Boston And the rurG dsx0
we're aiso Represented by old sons o. Tammany.
TIA exoitesrent around tha Old 'ElGvam was, MINT
he srrecni. very great Az trouble vs feared from
Ina eseted pArtxans fr polio emen were In the neigh
hrrhood 70 preserve or fer 1ke police OF the Second.
rirs Four,h and Sixtf wards voro told " hold thsr1
In readiness bA forte Aa,ely her seyices Gee
yenuIred az the defsssd rsy found bow the uds
wa running aSd 'rsnt hsms e,ly. II was nearly orA
o'clock IN the NOR ning t<ore tho vote announced.
To result was as Follows