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&A00 OnO CITY OF LOUISVILLE

x
TIE ts-be fo ss $40 OF ,r So PaS Get. Bcf
lie Ci:y O.. Lce.,- t6, atucsl i,sueI IL. Colst5a 81
rseg -, a.;.r' Say III pr1-pa sGi Steres. P,y
AIS IL TIE I.S 81. Nrn-l1IA-
- Boro .cci by bcsidc ,hl tlh q the Ct ', IRA
pledge he S.ck tie Nste Coiees1y s1d rrpssLe
Ia 81 $50 TIE p.Tl estate
q TIE city Tie cfsrer crtes io c.;y ~ power con
t:sct = % A. is..' DO
7. r,esr- 5b q IA. ,ity SOL co 30
WA ss'if nsi;iil s tits'- o. cs &c, q 4tip 10 "
lie sss,sst1 ga 4 IL tsAst.s ..3rr.i, 90 the
hoc La crt--a q ib- CtI -Ge5 :, ccsir
g.' t' sy,rsl al-sts al ID G1s Company = whom
# bcuIi pro lie FOX re
gs sf.N cisiGe-Ss = tle Ga SICK haTl
ec $50 90 Original issue shat Company
To Lruivle s.; FIsuticr Rs.ioa- Coup,ay LIS rertd
SIC 4 u ssue IT, viii sge siLk ind sPPioabs 10
- re Lebanon RrsT L, 81 hss Aogsgtd u
ty g. 90 Tiir- go Bonds aid - seT II
OIL: CClapa- % . tA: I0t aue,tolsi
Tie 2. fl,s;icl 4 the cy > 700
Copies Of the ohiTe; OF tie city he oIoEsace rntei wh
i sod iss' the De i & ;s: q tie Wa ups0ys
s0Ic gri-g tAe Bsa;s - sed appes.ion %
CLARK. DODGE Co no. 81 W slst-
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Doare anh &poms.

npoOKIyN HIGHTS.-If you wish 70 md a
L. $50, col HOME o. Rrootlyu Hahts ed on y'iy
!. tsr. . you ct, ~ No 40 NNowst b't'"yu'
1890 e. va.s ou Fulton OF Want 'cIi's
DoARD on BROOKLYN IIIGiiIS.-Nery
Il 80. an ~ NbiFg APAKIMENTS t,T two orthfcs p'c.
-, y Mttst ara Potion Ferries. Irqne a'ti N-la~'SH
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TYRE ALBERT IREESTONE COMPANY
Il Ipy the ;, au'il
BCtF-cOLORRO STONE.
Vbsh enters i"t0 Srg ruirbe: 4 r f-pst hdr recery
or,ctd in Newiors Bs.tmOe P.lScclgeis, &. They
VII BE- suJ pin tae Atlantic peso.-i fc5 usrd
c.i.G SAMUEL P DiSSMoht, Secretary.
Ofcc No II NassG ST. fCoumorsseaih Bud ~ New crS.
"fe great beauty OF uissnue co1uerJc1 il T. commit.
lPe1nsgl,aais r ..iro.d c..
"No svlphurr; otirOn in IT," iFrar,i, Aser 20 Boston
rage resisting power 20 The squEs i1C' 3D. -
BY 10 rs than any ether ffes,e n USE ls.ei' res.s
Is without & all q 81, sysse
7 Bu,sS- N girset Biiuu CHAM. Er.
&C. ulirs 10 ,, the fsycTs u.,,csl SesY York Tnes
E4cst licoouc L. hoir Arg,,ita' TIE s.s u. Pvo.y&.
"Suiiace Ills iicetoce frT T. to seaa
have perfectly Vs.occ the ecticn OF NAt.r auc fi).
Professor {. T laC a. ". q sic1, ks'N
al. hss cor passed e Il; nri.. stats cich
iS,s With ,v,ynr IN nature and il equally p-sss: he
eye iais day fol whs LhI bains hs bsossrc-11
@! skv, ss.cI &! foliage NeSi Ok h. press
" At oop:sils .csl,s q mica cs-5onst- q. -.
T. Ages.
al psnd huiding stone lSew-Yck Egsaias Post
Beyond to-b H. very h. mstcIisi
IT, nly." John St-theTs Pt,isitisLa
fIcet snd i,e of the NirATs
upon In Jt.'u Wbi;t'sv R.,tino,e
Iia able AID c ectf. oosr. srd
" CTR s:I,-ts Retains T., ritoiu,y II co.o,'
Prof c. 7. ISks 70, Boston, Mas
II greatly sdn Es you krsu.a flrrsto1e AID oay regret
Tia: he buld1g 10 which haze devoted
and means rot hJ Of H." Peter Cox per s.l NewToi
Most not be eoIoyn dsd It'll All other foc Bsh
FWVuce~' iCoupsnys CioCsr
nouoply Of tho very bat building ;naes.s the world
IPrii. J u Nayes, Nsshin,.or y. c.
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6ummer Retreats.

nOARD WANTED 10 the COUNTRY. with a
ID t,te a., y N ioa'e wtcic bore "i! mo othe,
fo,rT.f, t. vie ctdrcn atrd = . anal as anu
.oy.~t The aovss.sf Will Wit biz ,uy o'y weekly g.
euco 1po corvef.elee Q. acs I"n AH@ a. ,1t '
,,bsf Al az. nuh iir ofrste charges required Addre's
with "a particulars W. IL, Tli0-Io One, until le ~
MOUNTAIN AIH.-Warm aud Cold Baths large
t1 Ir~u shese bssu,isl Az ne1ie me
At II nous TAIS GLEN 81 MHER EATkEAT, fsnh@l1,
Cour no c.,oI4 with N-~ No.k 'r tncs day. I'd
oTess UTTER. e.cscn'~ j r PhALL No.e o.r Lae 81
DLFASANI BOARD in the COT NIl;N.-IInc
ACCGMKODATIONS for ths Summer mon ~ ga be lsd
10 pivse firy jrst ct q Bhdg POI; Conn acc is 70
que spG easy sHd uds oVo Ioei around % e1d
attractive, Rtfcs 10 a r. CLAY TON 81. IS JJhutt ~ y
GUNNER B0AEOING.-Tho subscriber has
~ opccd house fT these ce,ug BOARD IN the Coz y
1RY cr,i weather in tie pevsao and hea -hy vii
Of kiLde1ok c. Es County. " y sad vii render all
WILSON HAN
fererc'feseeai >q-es Co, Sos liz aud III Duane
81. N,N-iCIk.
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ynsirnciion.

MYSTIC HALL SEMINARY for YOUNG
AVA kADiEs nile. from Boston-das- bsnk SiIng s<s
W.e ss.ans L. Fo Catalogues sddress The prEc.y Mr.
Y. r. sStTE, box rcst-Ofce, bostop, Mac
REV. ID. &. VAN NORMAN, A. NJ, Former
~ P-sslse Of Ra,sers Peusle osiiute) viii ~ W
oSeG his INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES NJ No 70 East
Fast near JLloE MONDAY tae 18th September
pat Cfcg,sss m'y - sbisllsd 81 iViSON PIiINNEiS
Boo sore no 80 ff,oaNsy.A a, RAJ aOk HOWE > "a
kis. No 10 Ba"siJ. A. by >t-f' 'sE 81, rNiSClrAL
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MarhiDen.

EIRE ENGINES for SAiE-New and second.
Il hnd fiRE kHG!cES al cosn,s:e really E,r ~ ..J or
rants a. a. No. Lazy. oslsos, By J. 4. 5iCkhLS
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pairts, Oils, Y!ass, g..

NOBURN's Fst-s LARD OiI---Vsry p~r, v-.r
~ rvs IN ~ bus ,l'.i g S--rf S-t,- 81 ID =
s.noe. !Oth ". y VI * a " r. ~ El.i..a =
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GteQmbcats an0 Railrua6s.

&PEFD and SAFEIY.-TO Travellers North n-d
~ WsstThe travelling public ere Informed tha ths HUD-
SON EINEk RAILROAD COMPANI haze attached 10 the
passenger equipment ct their read CreseT Psrt Blske
OreTator the che Of wb i pls' the eufs bAks ths
II the nan Ct tho Easnesr; also, for Instant srd
tac u q oersrrns.t the ecFiue. The ~
liz po7eulent found produce amount II security
IL I'D properly conveyed By railroad sins astsinsoe b.
other II M al be and tia Cleveland and To 20
lev, 9Gte RE hrord RAkosis Michigan Genital g..
Il trve.as PIbi, VITO f,7rrd q SAFETY vii please
Which edopt every tu1Tn r1esns II security
caoo ne rol. # syc sR1 their ilered and s!e.y
rEnl L. ) z z CAR-BkAEE Co, No - fire-st.
". g. C2EANER, Secietsrv.
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6ouses an6 farms tuante0.

WANTED-A PLACE in the COUNTRY,
w within ~ mi!es oG this City, with good Dweing and
ont bo ne. worth $500 la ebv end good hood
10 FXCHkNGE for improved CITY PROPERTY, no~ re AZ
for Tsr cert the Ve're Apply a. me FARM ASESGf
no % Broe6waY 0EO Il. OtASNloo'
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printins.

ENGRAVING and PRINTING HAL n ca"
Invading At Hone dsVtinG csfS. ~ q, si,oe ~
siT Hesss No'es Cbetks, 10 At KELLY :, ,. l-o" =.
LLEGANT Wedding sed Visiting UAI ., D. L .as
II NFLOPRS Gc fs'est Psli. IL ps,sv 90. Danes.
Psck Cards q % az HNkRDELh ;. ,-u-..-<.-.
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atatfonerp ann fnncr GOODS.

IpANCIs & LOUTREI, No. a. Maiden-lsne
L aIINK BOOKS PAPER aud STATIONARY Scan
,oE PSfNTT&G PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK, BlNDlHO @e'
Oidets sohC'ttd
CLOTE and JANIS, ,,.,r,,-
~ S9hTIONRKS PRINTERS and BLANK.BOOk hh,N
sIcTrJEFRE No % Fsitons- OfcrTs sotiiY SoIo.
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OCEAN Steamers, Sc.

u7HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE Of
4 STEAMSHIPS b-,,xesa NETWORK. ScUTdAMp
rON FbVaE ana sFENES viii ssi as follows, caTyng toe
CUuei Sts,-s Aais VIZ:
keI.FoTA for Southampton For Have End so1'h-
and Ea--e sulsron toe N. York
NORTH STAR Satjsy June "a we1resisr .-.......Jay
vASOTRs!LT. s,d day July Wedle, -, ....;..yuiSa
Pror, Nss fo,t ft goutll Bremen GoI S0Itdsay6Oe
.r1rtnn Hsyre and Brruis1 soshsmpton- for Nov YORK
AHiFL ......sst Jriy 10 Saturday Aug lived, Aug IL
NORM LTGHT. Sat Aug. Saturday 81 l. Al Wed, S-pt
Pree Of passazs ger yA-ield-Ft cabin, 500 aDd plo
acc ae eaSu Sc; al per North Star Northern Light aad
ssl cssn So; secord cabin, So thirl casir So
Csrtdcses issued tor pssssge rom Europe.
Srecie delivered in Lordon and Paris
u TORRAHCE Agent. No Bowling 3roea. u. =.
ATEAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
- FAST DUBLIN and LONDONDERRY. without de y for
Csc Tickets of tie sboys Ples sood "a ss
Z on tbs By any steamer Of the lie SO.
FsOM Hyw York.
TDISBrRGH, Cumming SATURDAY Jolly e, at L iorn-
Ngw-i ORR, Mcmillan. SATURDAY, Jelly 20, ct l. noca
Raes ~ Passage: Csbu i5 third class found ~l ookes
PROVISIONS, 80. Fot frs.ghs pssssge. spply 20
ROBERT CRAIG. II S13t inay
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IMPORTANT To TRAN ELERS.-Tray be-
i fore s'a'l!ug. sbould purchase APPLHrOSS RAILWAY
AND S1EAM MAJ CATION tlDE. i oOGtsiUs Through
Re- with Miss, Tine ct Departure of Rrcsd, smcts
sntosts. Maps P4ce = as. 70
b. BcoAs-le.s, News the .yssere.
ID APPLETON Co. Pro istegs,
No 30 sad Jt3 .ytgaC,gy.
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IyT.UGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCES
~ NnpIlIAMpTnN Ma
NOR SALE ~ BROOKlNN-A beautiful two

stcTy framed HOUSE coutsrlrg al the noder Improve
su.s sr6ifs veier hshs, gas tpeakirs tope bell. fr,
water Ates vine or preserve oo9ets yenros &c az
perfect II MINUTES walk fem te fcries wiz Dc sod
Tsrus psyuers easy. Aprlv % ERASICS r. MEAD,
Nc. Sa odav, Ycis OF 10 W. bURIiS No ll9 myr'
a, a. RrCckiSs-
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H'HE REGULAR NAIL LINZ va STUNfNE-
i TON fer BOSTON ard PROyiD ENCE-Iulani csute-
The shos.t most crect csrys tie Ess,rta Asa
The s,esmers PLYMOUTH ROCK. Capt Joel sooae, and o.
VANDH kBILT Capt w n. fr-see. Ia c,soecton vA the
STOHIn GTON ard PROVIDENCE and BOSTON aud PRoNI-
DFECE RAILROADS, leaving New yot daily lSsnesys sse
copied IA Pier No North Ryer 6I wharf aboss S>stHy
Place O'clock m, aud Souiogon 1t $3.50 M OF sn Ne
sffysl of The mel train which leaves Boston stS.s0
Tie c. VANDERBILT. from New York Monday wstnessy
AMI Fnsy from Stoniuso Tuesday Thutsy snt Saturday
The PLYrCTTN ROCK ffsua Nov York rues5sy Thssssay
AID SlurdAr Monday Wednes lay ead caep
Pesu I'd from Stoupgon rsireas 70 ffesacs
and Boston Mall Ten, reaching said ps- 10 "a.
varoe those by oter routes and ample rs 1f ~ s,e eEY
rsusn ta steaue eljoy nsey' ret snessiees
hrefa,t II desei ard Raw Stonngton IL too m erSs
Providence with ths II 10 'rss FOO Soseon
bsssase socoapSies the sesUief sat nsn hroes
sash way -. - -. a.
For 20 sage baths sss Jh .pely on board re
se.usf OF Il It's Firs Oce, Pier TO h0sia XIV 81 % a
the ofioe no 10 RIery-PSoe.
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NIORNING LINE Tor SING SING and IAV-
IVA FRsTRAW.-Tbe row and sreudd st. amer CEO T.
srANIEY Capt 7 g. Psdiccs vii esye the 81, Ct Rsbn
every morning at O'Clock SUNDAY iccuded an sing
S:syser- Bay Hyeis. Yonkfs, Octbs Fe.1y Irgi--
Tsytewn hys Su: SUg ard lis'esstIsw ,spy-s AEcs
: ea'a -
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7a,EF PFGITLAR MAIL LINZ via STONING-

Ny-N-t ,lpscsssss, Care q Hc'sss ! - Bids Gss~
ard, o."
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UDSON KIVEK KAILKUAD.-FrOi h JUNO
81 1888 Trsns viii leave Chsr1bersst Station cs
Express Trains m. and Albany aud Troy fs'sen
Ger Train II 1885, for DObe.' FeTsy .,
Va. n ot sryowD a. Is Coz srs stag io'is,
md p N tor Poushseegse Sa M, N. s1a % p n
for PeekssM $50 The Porghksepse pceksk 5rs SINS.
rarytown AID Dobbs Ferry Trans stop st thu Way Ssoa-
Passengers eier at Chambers Canal CkroPhss s7d sis alta
f.us fer Now York Iss7e Troy 430 ard 1925 an! sss
nd 3:i5 p ard Albany 4:b and 1885 NJ. aud a. g
suj 3:l5 ? H.. on Sundays, al s:i5 p ~
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fNFNTRAI, RAILROAD of MEMBERSHIP
~ Connecting St New.ussp,on with the Deswse L.;is
vAa1, aud Western Riirosd aud At fssoa VIII bs LssA
valley RsrO.d. =. go.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing Apra = lss-
Lesvs New.Yoff foF fsson aid irerneiA.e pass on fis
No North River o.. IL M, and 10, S)nertls
By sbove tieins. and a. $50
THE above trsrs corr.ct F'Ysbeth with trains tho How
Jeey Railroad which New FORK .rora be tot Of Cea
sndtst ST II ana IA NJ aud 4 aud ?.
Pesen GERS for his Delaware Lack9S anna ,vt esss1 k
reed wi; leaye at IN oay. For Lehsh vs"y Railroad -
"a a rr sad u N. JOHN o. STERNS, Superintendent
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4 LIVERPOOL, NEW-lORK and PHILADEL-
4 IPHIA STEAMSHIP CO.-NOfIcE. - Tie steamship
CITY or BALTIMORE Co. Liverpool on THURSDAY, Jolly
J. WI fs. ptc,y Psssec are c4lesicd % b.
JOHN & DALE Agent
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Sne .. xiv s.i - PsSs,r ger FREIGHT S-s ,ssoss.
IRON CITY, J. p. Turner, Harter.
EiHGHAL gOCK, }. ? Ryder Sssess
GIN TAYLOR 0eN y Stone, h-s.v.
Ss,u, s,s sewing Cleveland syery rsss tsoss IL
r se,--fa meas .A odnd f.r n sStt SsJs 20ons tss
- HpSSEy { SSBkI0S
fsvr5lg and corahsaon MssGhs
cisvslsnS, odn.
. 4 n. 80. W
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T1UKI I1ANU anu W vi -, 1,u Nc .'u
Il eieSsrt smship CHfSAPfAkt. Sidney CroweH C>m'
rnsndr will leave Portland every SAr RON snd hew York,
from Pier No. - Nor;h River evesy ~ tSDaf p M
Passae aud fac, .sl-dius steIoon - Rnunnz hm, -
hours For fIsistt ap2y TO tHcRf FOA. Font
land; H. T. CROWN ELL Co No Sc Wos.-s'., Now fok-
WHITE GOUNTAINS.-Ti, Is tsc moot dirsc: sud ple'or
esore route r. q, NPw-NC the White Nounaas. Long
Island su1 Vineyard Scgnj.- TIE Glen House i, only
houl.' rise frcm Poftlald
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ 1850 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT lp<
Commencing Nay 81, 1864
Psssers'r Station NeTYork, conner .'hSt end tsh$"'
e-.rS-ce zi.h &.
TRAINS LEAVE EEW.YORK
For New iiS7' q, 7, lex }; l3t5 S:45 $50 letD -
6.s Pr B-dgepor m. (cx,; '2i5. S:5 ~ teSl
Nd $50 For bCrj s;rSioid FAIRFIELD Sou'sp'n "a
WestScfi N. l2:i5 5:i5 sad 5:3e m. For Hosr.h
Pa .. l24s $50 40 (exl As 6s3c G:se For Dsn.
snd Greenwich. "a ~ a5 3:S As, 5:Ss $50 o.. "a
stsrnio-d ~ eI "a m i2:45 3i5 $40 lsrl 80, a.
$50 FOR Port Chester and intermediate Sasoos
L. 1915, 3.45, 4:45 $3.50, $3.50 o. m
CONNECTfNG TRAINS.
Fer Bo,ton, a ~. fex.), f:2o p (ex-) For HstN,
spI1ged, ga s1 iaop. (ex Fer Coeasc.ioat -
ks'lEoad noi es.. lex ard 4e teh) 70 NiZ
suf.oa s'r Canal Rs!irosa to Sorthsmptor m YER -
J. &. For HoUsstoIic Railroad e M, 40 p N -
hs-sst,ot Rsl-osd a l2:45 s:S .. FsE DnSHy ~
JAMES Il. HoYT, sueerlatsatsnt
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PhLlA,,
~ uELPEA sei tie SOUTH an WEST, Y. ~ :.
CiTY-Nsil ard ES line esve Rev YORK
AMI and p fare s. Throuzn Ticket, ed 20 IN ~
ssd lac West, and for Baltimore. Ws.Asg'oa, na..r ~
AID rough ssTgsse che ked % Mashisgo2 70
.sEln JW woocRuFF. A,sssnt sore.in. -
80 bes,sze III b. received for any train Ss* q oeeV
checked feen minutes In advance OF the TINE ~ ssn
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DEOPLE's LINE between NEW-YORK, CITY
Il ISLAND. NV 70 CHELL.E ara MA1AGOAECK --Or
aud alter SATURDAY. Jus 10 tie steamer ISLAND CITY
Capt Jfs' rsoeE busn having been ret.el will
6c ard WY furnished ;hro gsout viii commence Tsks
DAILY TRIPS suDdAys ezcptcol heSse-u sbovasrsa
ylss' fo la- Of Pas:ens:s sd egh leaving
itoe Market Slip - r0tVns.g leaves nealsou-.k
Ia NJ, New Rocle!l., 1914 City Isa2i 4 IS n
FsIe ttw Ns. and Mszfosrc SO eus sn5 tween
New fc.k saa Hew Rochelle CITY sui Is ~sy
F9t. must DE- board hall tae ae OF r,inx
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LyaVSs cLkvrL,pr A-sss
STUEsoAY Ayrt K E0aDsY. Arul o.
hOHOAY, MaTS THURSDAY. A-ul9
yHI PsOAY Jsy's. MONDAY &aZ 10
MONDAY. Ssy e. THURSDAY. Way %.
THURSDAY glne J. MONDAY, ksy 81
sOsnAY june IA THURSDAY June 10.
r8USSpAY June * MONDAY. yune "a.
yOsnAY Jus g. THURSDAY, !sig /
THUfspsY July Is. S0NcAR, ! ~ x
hONDAT J,IV D. THURSDAY. saq -
fayRSDAy A-zlss &OdDAg, Ausrsf2
noSDAY t1Tlsf a. THURSDAY lBsus H.
z4IrvSDAY A-gvs. =, MONDAY A1sas -.
MONDAY. septeurNese THURSDAY ssF'ems.f q
THURSDAY, September 70 sONOAG. sccsc5st ~
sosn<Y ssc,e-rhsrc7 THURSDAY, 5ecseclssr u
SflCysDiY p,tobsf 7 sDNOkH, OtDSsTs
MONDAY cotce., ~ THURSDAY, ccfcber IA
rHyRSrkY OstoAet =. MONDAY, Dteber u
.CSEAY r1~.r~lsra THURSDAY, hsyet-e-r =
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Atsp Screw S,eltns.o Company - sd rtc;sss
slir MOATGONERY +. oooSer, oorn.ade wi. leave
pie4 40. l2 n sArCRDAY June u g c'rirls T. H.,
PsssJse. with assiDnz. 5i6
fest 5ucd until -s notice % c.nt per loot Iusuaace
o.e5Glf peT o 1t, effected ., cur office Apply
r. b. CkOMWsLL Co
NJ. 30 Mest-st, coratr Albany.
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INDEPENDENT LINE-Betse NETWORK

= NEWPORT, BRISTOL, PROVIDENCE aud BOSTON,
lie Up sIcld see6oins steamer Coz EkNOR Capt BENJAMIN
sos4 WI ssvs Pin No = North Rys foe. Of RotaI:r q
itEspAf Tut oDAf and SUNDAY "a O'Clock ?. II. For
tieb gs-Aee Of c-d rates eppy 20 Captain on bosd or
q Go 4. STAhLEY. AGENT on The pier.
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honsts to Eet.

A 10 IET or TO- sALE-ltis tie hrry under The hin
comp iscS e ID gsdon IN front and ie Win sew
.A ftf no wtis Il wstt plenty ofs le
kitchen rage cO!eced from hu Steamboats, ply there
IRON le foot a Spiinst., n. r, several tmcsa day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
JON0 ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY

The Spring Arrangement TO commence GU ls Of Nsy
eouinrs to s ct July when additional Will 10 put
accommodate the plessurNyavel
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-05-07

Tnx omoixAL "UscIs Tox' At 4 Rfvrr-
AL MEKTiso.-The union meeting Of the Old
South Chapel, at 8 l-2 o'clock yesterday. Was
one Of peculiar interest. Mr.. Snow presented.
Father benson. . colorsd man, wss called out
by the Chairman. and introduced % the vsIi-
table .Uncls Tom" lie didn't know what
he could ssy 10 make the meeting more In
terrsting; "but," said he. "ths greatest thing
can cay 10 that ] sm saved. Porty.seSsn
ycsrs ago l wss saved while ] wss in shsins
aud slavery. dragged sround . slsvs body.
but wss free In Christ Jesus. used Ia hate
my master and sought TO destroy him. but
after wss converted prayed LOT him.
prayed for him Is long % i stayed with him.
A man 10 perfectly sale In Code hands. but
he 10 safe In 10 oiher.' He thea stated that
providence had given To him . nsme that was
dear to them ell. Uncle Tom. He wouldn't
have q heart within that didn't lore white
man % q black one, and black man -
white one. His remarks made the tssrs run
from many an eye. As he elosed, Father
Cleveland shook him by the hsnd. and 10 the
name Of oil present. welcomed him. and said
oil fellowshipped With him.-Besso" 7rsssiisr
March ~. = fw ''
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Death Of Hon. Joseph Dane.

Hon. JosKru DANE. Kennebunk, died at
his residence in that place on Saturday last
aged so years. Mr.. ID. was gentleman OF
the old school. widely known and respected
for his intelligence, prObi,y of character and
genial disposition. lie held stations Of honor
and trust a, various periods in the history OF
the State. He represented the York District
in Congress from 1920 to 1928, and was sub
seauen,ly in 1929 member OF the State Sen.
ate and Tor a number of years represented the
town of Ksnnebunk in the House oil Repre-
sentatiyes in the State. In lSi7 he was ehos-
en- n member Of the executive council OF Mass.
and 10 similar station in Maine in lSil, but
declined both offices. Though refusing office
for many years. still he was warmly interest
ed for the welfare of the State, and always
active 10 promote the success of correct politi-
cal principles. He was lover Of agricultural
pursuits, and a jealous advocate of every
thing calculated to benefit the interests OF
agriculture. Throughout his long life, he
maintained the character of an honest man,
valuable citizen and an able, reliable COUNSEL
Tor. Enjoying the respect and esteem OF his
fellow citizens he lived TO good old age,
preserving throughout, long and painful dis
ease that eheeriulness Of,emper. and equanim-
ity Of mind which was characteristic of him,
and carrying with him to the grave the esteem
Of his more intimate friends, who loved him
for his many virtues and christian graees, and
the respect of the whole community of which
he was q member.
The Portland Advertiser noticing. appro-
pristely, his death says:
Mr.. Dane was nephew Of Hon. Nathan
Dane of Beverly, Mass, whose name is so
honorably associated with that great charter
Of free soil. the "ordinanee OF 1885," he
graduated at Harvard University in 1899.
and settled in Kennebunk early in the pre- ent
century. He leaves two sons, Who are prom
inent citizens Of the county of York, Hon.
Nathan Dane, of Alfred. member OF the Senate
for the past two years, and Joseph Dane
Jr. Of Kennebunk, recently one Of the Bank
Commissioners.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-05-07

The BopY OF REARDos POUND ~ TIE RuiSs.
The search for the body Of Patrick Reardon.
supposed to be buried under the ruins OF the
late destructive fire In Federal street, was re-
sumed at an early hour this morning. and at
. few minutes past ten O'Clock this forenoon,
the body was found In the rear passage Of the
crushed brick house. corner Of Federal street
and Milton place. The knees were Rrst dis
covered, bent up, and the remainder Of the
body was covered by large mass Of bricks,
stone and other rubbish. % that eonsiders-
bic time necessarily elapsed before Il could DO
removed. I.t .... ...
Upon removing the rubbish. the body vss
found very badly crushed, and but slightly
burnt. 1t was removed 70 the late residence
Of the deceased. ! Wsshington Square. Cor
oner Smith Vas called, snd Ut the request Of
the Chief Of Polics. will hold IN inquest on
the body. .,,f, .#t I.,.-. ..r...F d. 80
We are informed that the Merchant In
surance Co. have determined 10 rebuild the
building which wss owned By Mr.. J. @. Tor
~, who was insured 100000 at the Msr.
chants Office, and $1,000 81 the Equitable
Safety Office. -,r i...tr 60 -. 7f,,'n
The sale In which the valuable stereotype
plates and wood cuts of Nsssrs. Sanborn.
Balm & Ellsworth were deposited. was open
ed this forenoon. and the contents found to
b entirely uninjured. Even the wood cuts
had escaped damage from the heat. The sale
was Of brick and vas eighteen BY twelve feet
In dimensions. The walls were two tset
thick.-Bosio~ Journal. Ssh. ....
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A NV CENETEKY.-Some Of our citizens
are interesting themselves in obtaining lot
of land which may be rendered attractive and
pleasant in suitable. location for a cemetery.
The lot belonging to the city now used for
burial purposes, situated on the Kennebunk
road, is most forbidding one in all of its as
poets as home for the dead. II stands forth
in all its desolateness, q perpetual eensure on
the taste and feeling Of our city. 1t can
never be made attractive, no matter how
much may be expended in embellishing it,
A more attractive spot Is demanded. and We
trus, that the interest manifested in the mat
ter may result in the selection Of pleasant.
or location. Some gentlemen who have Wis
tied the place. think the land belonging to
the Water Power Company. situated on the
south side of Alfred Road. on the hill side
before the rail road crossing is reached would
be n desirable location. II is covered with a
thick growth Of evergreen which might be
trimmed up and preserved. walks made among
them. and otherwise adorned. The land
slopes gently to the west, and il would DO
suitable in other respects for the last resting
place Of our departed ones. A meeting Of
all who feel interested in the matter. to which
all are invited. will be held at our room in
the somes Block. this, Friday evening. at
half past seven O'Clock. TO consider the sub
iect