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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22
tai :. 81 ,7ol 1856 80 $3.50 ,9Oa "a 81 $50,

Balance retained $50 1888 O8
It would seem that more equitable system would be
one similar 10 that in respect TO the support Of other local
institutions Our city govern nent has never fatered 10
lis support OF free schools whether for the State at large
for the City only aud it is to be hoped that Of
justice will induce the Legislature 70 relieve from the
burden SO justly complained Of by providing that each
county shall support its own schools
will be remembered that the revenues derived from
auction duties in this city which formerly belonged 10 the
Corporation, and which appropriated to aid in build
ing the Erie CANAL with the full understanding that they
should again revert to the Corporation are still retained
by the State and it s recommended that application be
made at the next session Of the Legislature for the restoa
ton Of those revenues TO the city treasury.
IN this connection may be interesting well
f TO show the whole amount OF the taxes raised for sup
port Of the State government including the enlargement
Of the canals aud the proportion thereof levied upon aud
paid by the city and county OF New York during the last
elk years.
The valuation Of taxable property in the State Of New
York. and amount OF taxes raised yearly for all State pur
poees except for free schools Also valuation Of property
within the city and county Of New York. and the yearly
amount Of State taxes Except for free schools) assessed
against said city and county liz as follows
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Total SO 300 ,7o7 l57 2la 2e2e s9l 3,9sl soe

Total $s 302, 2207 ,213 ,S91 1881 500
cation In the valuation Of property throughout the State
would operate avoraby to the Inhabitants Of the city and
county Of Now York, and reduce the proportion of taxa
ton for State purposes to which they have heretofore for
many years been subjected The act passed the last
session OF the Legislature chap.er $780, entitled can act
70 equaze the State tax among the counties Of this
State" WILL 1t hoped, accomplish the desired purpose
assessments
During the last few years the progress public as we'll
~ private Improvement In city has been very remark
able new Streets avenues and parks been ope
and improved and public buildings have been erected In
everyEsecton Of the city.
The expenses Of opening grading and paving streets and
avenues constructing sewers tagging aide Walks &c are,
except cases, provided for by assessment upon
such improvements
Formerly all contracts made for executing thee, works
were upon the express condition embodied therein that
payments should be made by tho Cooperation ~ the as
tessments were collected from the property owners tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

BOAhb OF ALDEkMEN.
Tie Board Of Aldermen met last evening-kidermAn
NcSpedon in the chair.
THE cRoTos BOARD.
message was received from the Mayor nominating
Nyndert s;haick Thomas Tappan Alfred Craven
70 the Croton Aqueduct Board-he former President
Commissioner and the latter Civil Engineers the terms
Of Office Of the present members having expired Messrs
Schaick and Craven present members Mr. Tappan
u named In place Of Mr. DeForest On motion OF Alderman
Eenet the nominations referred TO select commit
tee and the Chair appointed a. the committee Aldermen
Genet, Peck, Stevens, Smith and Lynes
TIE CONTROLLERS REPORT.
The annual report of the Comptroller received and
200 copies ordered to be printed The following is the
document
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, July Is, 1859.
40 r ass 20, nosoRABlr THE COMMON COUNCIL
Inc lo2d section OF the ordinance organizing the depart
= "a ss e Suncrai government, parsed May 30, 1849,
makes tne outy OF the Comptroller 70 s'report the
Common Council at ts rst meeting in January in each
year. for the general Information az the ctzens Of he
city OF New York, full and detailed statement setting
ne pn s sssr ,,S Ss o
en- for they wsrs mse 's saS os 0ogn
s. he Moneys borrowed on tSs credit o. tn. or0o,,o,
Ne authority for each loan, and The terms which wa,
The thirty eecond section OF the amended cbsr,ar NJ
1857 provides that "un the Common Council sha other
wise direct the existing ordinances shall apply the de-
partnents herein mentioned 30 far ~ the same epp
sable thereto, and not Inconsistent with this act"
In compliance with the foregoing requirements, the
Comptroller herewith Observation-Disclosures bis Annual Re
port exhibiting the receipts and expenditures OF the Cor
(ncludDg aso the county, for the year ending
3l, 1853 For obvus reseons the preparation
p THIS report has necessarily beso delayed much longer
|aaA usual.
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contractor TO be allowed the interest sccyuipg and col
Iected thereon. This manner OF payment otten,mes
obliged the contractor 10 wait longer than was
nep for him. the assessments, In not being
fully collected before two three fact that
h own and taken into the account In making est nate
ana bid for the work In order 70 remedy this and 10
open the way for more extensive competition among
contractors an act Of the Legislature procured in
1862 (chap 391), in pursuance Of which the Common
pss the collection Of for street i'm
movemepts by the issue OF "aesessment bonds" ii
manner siilar that In which The ANNUAL taxes
koyiz 10 be anticipated by the issue Of revenue bonds
and IL was made the duty OF the Comptroller 10 pay
as ,er cent upon each job the completion Of the same,
and 10 the remaining 10 per cent uns toe confirm
alton BY the Common Council Of the assessments levied -
pay for the work. subsequent ordinance (paesed De-
80 1850 authorized advances W be msae 70 tne
OF feventy per cent all contracts amounting TO
over $4,000 the work progressed Tor which interest
ihould be charged the money to DO provided oy
assessments IN botn cases, oeing
pledged for the payment OF said bonds.
The amount assessments edted upon the hooks
OF the Bureau Of and the Bureau OF Collection Of
Msessnepts, and apparently due - Tho Corporation on
let Jsnasfy, 1859, was ~ follows
On Of the "Assc Fund betng assessments
for opening streets, avenues and public parks b. =,
In the Bureau OF Arrears Observation-Disclosures. $S2S fS2 ~
the Bureau Of Collection Of Assessments. 3ss, o36 81
TotaI.. v"
On account Of the Street Improvement Fund, COM
prsipg all for grading paving curb and gut
eDcnR vacant LOTS, filing Eunken lots, &C., &c. -
the Bureau Of Arrears $3t3516 u
the Bureau Of Collection Of Assessments 648 100 GO
--
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This statement includes portion Of the Mormon emil
grafton but embraces merely California, Oregon and
The returning emigration crossed at Shinns ferry some
nfteen miles below the confluence Of the Loup Fork with
the Platte. Many Of the outward bound emgrans also
crossed at the same point that ID probable thas not
css than four Thousand wagons have passed over tue null
tary road westward since the Goth Of March moro
than probable that another year the number passing up
tho Platte valley will be ten times great
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Leaving efty.nye awards unpaid, amount.


In addition the above, the amount OF fraudulent pay
ments said to have been made by J. B. Smith, and which
charged TO the account Ia S9S a. There also
overpad several awards through error and not COL
lected the sum OF $2l1 ST. These two items should FIN
aome way be provided for
1.-The amended act, passed February 13 1851 provides
that the interest accrued and to the several
awards shall raised by tax and the Board OF Super
visors will therefore be requested 10 include the same In
the levy for the present year.
ASSESSMENTS FOR Benefits Tho whole amount OF the
assessments, including the Of % COO on account OF
the costs Of collecting the same, above
stated, was. 81 ,e0l 1896 90
or this there had been deposited with
the Chamberlain, Of collections made In
the Bureau or Collection Of Assessments,
exclusive Of interest, the sum of..... o67 2a7 40
Showing = balance apparently due on
same, December 81, 1883, Of. seo4,157 60
According 10 a statement furnished by tho
Street Department, giving an accoun. Of call
upcreded balances apparently due the city
upon assessment lists chargeable 10 Daniel
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given for performing the work-whcb 10 very desirable
much less amour, Of money w0ald have 70 be bor-
rowed than In now required.
The amount OF upcreditsd apparently duo the
city and county ON nrst January 1884, vas In round nam
beIs about ~ foIl0WH:
On personsl estate. ......... 81, 7446s0 90
On real estate. .............. ,l32, 200 10
-------53 $40 $50 90
On sTeare Of coton water rents, ! G.,
rents which bsd accrued and become pAy.
able prior 10 ffSt May, 1885,. $1,000 90
Totl. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1854 $50 90
The amount Of regular for Croi0n remaining
due upon the current water year, commencing May J.
1858, has not been ascertsincd.
81 GOO Of personal taxes DUE II is estimated
by the Receiver Of Taxes that not more lhan VIII
ever be realized.
me taxes on real estate 90 FAR a. actually due be-
Heved will for the most part, ultimately be collected
The apparent amount will DO reduced somewhat BY tho
discovery pay ments made and omitted 70 DO credited,
also by remssoDs and various corrections OF errors
The arounts due upon regular water rents, u es'
tmaied viii also 6ualy be collected. IAN tho revenues
OF the Corporation from ths source pledged 70 tho
sinking fund for the redemption OF the city debt
Is intended 10 have sale for unpaid taxes and water
rents the proper accounts can be prepared and
the necessary notice given.
1azation Of Non residents.
An act was passed by the Legislature, In February,
estate capital invested by residents doing
business in the State Of New York, the same rs they
were residents of the State separate tax book b 70
oeen made up each year since the OF that act
containing The names Of persons residing In 0sher STATES
who engaged in business in this city, and subject to
assessed under the act referred to- the amount OF tax
levied thereon In each year. and the amount reaipg
paid thereon December 81 1858, will appear from the
flowing statement:-
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THE PLYMOUTH CrLEBR ATIoN.--The laying OF the
ssone OF the Plymouth Monument on me "a VI
August wiz DO attended Wlh imposing ceremonies
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The Emigration Across the Plains.
Mr. James c. MITCHELL Secretary Of the Columbus Ferry
ompsny across foup Fork, informs the Omaha Nebras
IAN that up 10 June 2 this year. there had crossed that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22

Awards for damages.
Expenses Of the Commissioners
In survey ing and laying ont
the same, IS taxed by the Su-
preme Court. ..............
Amount paid 10 the State Of
New York for the Arsenal
buildings and grounds con-
nected Herewith. ........,.
Sundry incidental expenses and
charges for advertising, tax
ing acknowledgements Of re-
leases, recording deeds, &c..
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70

--S5 206,1T8 80
MEANS OF PAySENr-Th means Of paying for the lands
taken for the Central Park provided BY various laws and
ordinances, were as follows, to wit
l. An assessment upon lands contiguous to the Park,
deemed benefited thereby amounting thereto 68l 1916
Less for collectors fees, includee ...... 5000
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$l,65S,395

Total. ,65s 1896
2. Authority was given TO the Corporation to
create a Central Park Fund Stock" redeem
able from the sinking fund Of the city, in not
exceeding forty Eve years, with interest at
per cent per annum, payable from taxation.
In pursuance OF this provision Of the original
law, and an ordinance OF the Common Coun-
Gil approved February 20, 1856, there had
been issued prior to December 81, 1858, Of
stock redeamable July /, $685. the sum Of. 400,2
8. BY an act passed February Is, 1857, autho-
rty was gwen to increase the rate Of interest
on the Central Park Fund stock, thereafter
TO be stued, TO per cent per annum. Under
this hmendmert OF the original law there was
'ssued prior TO December 81, 1858, as follows,
VIZ
Six per cent stock redeemable July l. 1887 1882 900
DO DO. do. July ], 1898 (for
the Arsenal purchase) Observation-Disclosures. 275 900
AVsoi'... f4,7l64y5
Under existing laws and ordinances ouch further iseue
OF this stock as may be necessary TO complete the pay
menfs for The Park are authorized to be made.
SETTLEMENT OF AwARD9-The total number OF awards
Tor damages was eighteen hundred aud fifty three
amount awarded was .......,..,,.,,.Sb0 73 42S 10
The number OF awards settled prior 10 Dec
81 was seventeen hundred and ninety eight,
and the amount paid thereon 81, 1872, 673 rs
Lees interest allowed on came. 166,147 81
-- 5,026, 68 90
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$l,222,3S0 IA

Total 222 $50 "a IS 1891 068 n
The practical operation Of the state Free School law
very upon this city, and takes from large
amounts every year the benefit Of the interior
ties. The following statement shows the amount Of
tsxes imposed upon and paid by this county for State
schooe during the last five years. the sums spportioned
therefrom this county and the amounts retained for
distribution in other parts Of the State.
Amount of Tn Amount
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So 55i.4if 26

Increase. $3 55i, AL 26
The Increase IN Six years tins appears be
ty cent while the increase in valuation OF the taxable
property for the period Ia only about twenty eight
per cent.
large portion OF this great increase Is composed of
items which neither Of the local legislative bodies or
the Department of Finance having any effective control in
fixing the sums to be expended. The following
Of eaid lie uls -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-02
Daltimorf- unb Wbiu-Gi(fnbahn.

~ f@z @.EsE$@szlzsi5%IaO grpBe &pute mad
@aiDin9tpn Baltimpre p1ilabelpbta,
Nem<Yprf uno so ton.
Giele pprtreHtite Babn, nit iDren Serbelerten
neitliasn gerbinruneen, bietet ben &eiientsn cine
Yort unb 8pton. Mud 1T lie bic ein3ise 9pute,
auf telder man Durd gang g. 8iQets 1Ircuab-
Iifets) unb @eyadn1arfen (Gbets) uaG @ a.
bin9ton erbalten fam.
Orei gallagher 3use Yerla6en @beeline, Ba.,
ta9lid !: ut $50 g. ST., 4.4O g. ST., LOO
x. 81. unb lnb lit birefter 9 erbinbuna nit alien
pslli9en 3iieen. ....
Na9 alien Bitli9en St1cten:
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9. 81. unb $40 9. SO.
@antumtt IL @SIealbiagton I'm 700 q. M.> 10.
0pn Baltimore fabrt man 1oelei9 pbne Mufent-
bait NIT g Gnell5ugen na9
Y~btlaoelpbta, Newzgprf unb Bptpn.
Na1 9Dal binetcn geben BON Baltimore tdalid
Yier 3iee ab. I'M 4.20 g. 3D., GAS g. 81.
800 N. so. unb $40 q. M. -
Gabrgelo unb Gabr3eit iu fur; wie auf irsenb
elmer antern Rorte. ia. ~ ......
BGF &eilenbe belieben ibre 8iQete ria Wbee-
ling gu oerlangen. Ourdeangstarten unb Mus<
funft erbalt mani in ben @ilenbabn- Bureaus bes
@e1ens. = :..-.~ ~~.
I Die Baltimrre. unb Sbic- Gilentobn
it Nti|enbra AUDI gang beipneers Der NaturldSn-
beiten pe9en gu empfeblcn.
Tir Gradt mad p%btlabelpbia, Memzg)ort
unb 8pitpn,
mad cter opn benz @eNtn,
bat bieis gabn erc6e @orsIse, ba ie, AM Sbio.
fuie ST Wbeeltne, Benmopb unb Wa1tersburo
auslaufenc> NIT benz 9rc6en NeBtperte weili6eYr
&iienbabnen in birefter G~erbinbuns; febt.
Son Mbeeline unb Yarfersbura qeben ieben
3as reeelmabise 8prtt mad alien 5aftn ber nett
li@en 6liIe ab. ~-,."'
Die Tra9tprei1e 1inb 80 bilIio.
pie auf ir9enb.einer anber Nrute.
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tiu'e1e be3ti9ne mat: ,,@ia Baltimore unb Sbio
Maes, pas an bic Mssaten titler Babn conGo-
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Cincinnati; g. 5eu,pbiQ u. &c., Ripley. s.;
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pertsmrutb, o.; ". Sizes u. G.. 1Wibblepprt.
o.; s. g. Serb, @beelina, Ua.: Mpits Wnt.
ter, 8pfrn; 6. q. FerweiT, Nttu,gcrf; B,S.
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pbilaoelpbia; unb 9obn 2...Aenep, Yarfersburs.
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sa..a: &Ha ags6I sG.J. tAlltr,E Il
1b52+25 GenfEal-A sent bes @efsns,
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I~uv@U " StAWuNutltl uNu NfURUOf
ibcr bic
Saltp. nnb Sbip=G tieubabu.
9fad allen Gbeilen bes erpeen @eieu8.
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1ernung.
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Sabn le sn benilben min lden, bic uber
Nartcrebnr9 1lro 0farictta
peer bic uber
Senmppe> Wbeeli19 unb Columbus.
Dieis Yobu 1T bic ein3iss, wel9e Ginmanpsrer
NIT esn g 1nell3 ii9en tefprbert.
Diejenieeu> meldc bic Baltimvre- unb
Sbt'ps ~eilenbabn bfnugen, lteen tie Neile
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Eager.
Die Baltimore unb Sbip.8abu if
BE aue'rlge, trel9e G%intpauberer nit beu 5dueQ-
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StBer1 aut bas NQertequemle eiuqeriGtct.
Secer gallagher bat 100 Yfunb @epdd fret.
3t1eer npn 4 bis IL Sabren beaablen balbeu Wreis.
a1l1eer nnter 4 Sabrea iiub CANA fri.
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DeatlGe Moenten>
bic Jsee eurcpail9e Gpra9e perfeben, Gnt an ben
serl1'eeenen Stattpnen Der Babn e%ntlauq anoes
1teuts e1upaneerer 81 empfaneen uno nit ibrem
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anbere Babu bietet.
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ga @rp0e< unb MftlwQutee>
@tlenbabn.
@iuter =Mrrauae11eut.

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Die ein3iee birefte Ncute spm ct. WauL ct.
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auen anrern g'unfen in eeu Scr. @taaten uno
RON H1nnhn,S
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MdhtgQn Central It.. Great
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Die ;3aee serlaNen tisliA bas arp6e Central
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III yglaeslfb1a, via @ln,ira, I'M II l1br 9fahm.
tag alsgetpm,ne,.) tDr,mt lit Cincinnati nm 10
ubr 80 MtnGten Na1nt. at.
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&444&GzzEaEE5Sz-=zz;=@%a aussenrn,men5 uuntaas,
pittsburs, pubeelins, 4arrisburs, Baltimore,
philadelphia s nem-Dork.
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Jert WaYnt, Yittsbur9 unb Gbicasr gilentabn-
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fplssnbe 3use:
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ss4t II rsr m.m. y;ttss SnS ' n%' s's s;' y. q.
Wis Il sis lit 8rieaepert,
rrn @beelins I'M S,46 N.M.
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eleselane ab philadelphia 1890 g. 81.
Ns~=ypH $50 M.M.
Der ACCOMMODATIONS Bug
credit
serlaBt 5ubIca ua .5,45 g. 81.
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tut 4>O5 Na9,nitt. Mfrpn 1878 M.M,
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Der Sftltde Grprebz:3u9
Serllbt@lepeIant us1
@nfuuft ber;3use spn Mnfuuft:
Gbicaso, SuTaIp unb
Cincinnati um 1920 yittsburs.. $50 G,M.
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33us tabrt Spnntas @bselins. III, 05 9. ~.
Nadts bur9 mad Baltimore III 80 q. Ok.
Ytttseura.- Yano~ Wbilabelpbia11 AS M.M.
s'ere tur philadelphia Nep~ Ycrt $50 8. SO
| 9eben ant @pnutag
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Na1 bent SUoen unb Sten ,percen fol-
genie Gerbinpun9en aemadt:
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@alem, @npn.
3u 8aearr> fir Garrpatpu, @ayuesburob.
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3u StsutensiQe, iar Gaeia Golboetpn, Grsa-
ben. Neparf.
3u @beelins fir CUMBERLAND 5arpers 5trry,
Baltimore, @albinetpn.
sille, 2aNcajtcr+
3u Yittsburs fir 5arristurs> Baltimore, Obi
laeelpbia> NcW'yprf.
Netpur= 3uee.
Die @leSelano> 8ufalp II. Gbicaao Oiail,
git.st %ss@ 500 S5 3d.. els,tls Msta '2115 IN w,m.
Sr1eaeprrt BE-. b. Buffalo III, 80 81, 81.
@beeltns. ,6>15 g,M. @bisaso ...9,Oo &.M,
Per S@nel<G rprebz3ua
serldBt Yittseur9 UNI @ltpelanp ..9,5ON 81, Sc,
z>oo N'M- nuo tp1nntt @uTalc 800 9. ".
AT III Gbieasp ...2,30 81. M.
Per ACCOMMODATIONS Bug
Yerlabt &aseuna UNI
S,20g. 80. uub errsitt GleysIout 10. 2S q 0r
o. rlelbe perlGBt SUB
lrn I'M 800 q. 3D.,
reer uad Mntunft bes
3uscs BON Mtlsraturab
uno fDMmt I'M bielelbe
s3eit III @lepelanb att.
,AF Die @etour< :3iise maaeu tie(sltsn Ser
btnoul9en> rie bic rad benz @uben unp Often :;
e%te1fallS gu @leuelnnb nit ecr @~lepelaue unp s..
leec Sabn fir @auousty, Ipleop, Gctroit unb
9btca9o; nit Der gafe Sbprs Babu fir Grie.
Nuntirt, SuHalc, Niaearafaue unb Ganata ; nit
her elcse!ane uno Mabpnins 8abn fir gpunas>
t''pn, gGarren unb Nep~Ga tile.
Nas0epat tpirp fir bic sau3e Sour, uah oQsu
N1d,t11rtgen unb unentecleli9 martirt.
Sir &eiietiQete uno Musfuuft tpenbe man fb
all bic Linton Gidet< Offce," 81, @uperipr(raRr,
an bic Stfee int Depot uup aQe iitriaen Gilsu-
babn~S ffcen.
S.&. Myers> General Sidet- Moeut,
Cleveland;
S.5armer> @nperintenteat, glsselt.
1bo2.25 i. Hnpwlauh, General Waeut, g..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-02
a~brpretfe:

Sur belonberen &enntniBnabme.
e1npanoerer une Neiienbe lplten 5ebr sori6-
t9 ZEN uuo !bre BiQette nur bel be, anaeielttu
N9enten taufen, ni9t DON lul6en Qeuten, 81, lid
per Rop1 be3a9len la6en> peber Maenten G,,b, nod
gerantpurtlidfeit ibernebmen.
30 WRit gereitwiQieteit ertbsilt Der Inter
3tl@nete jete Iustunft lnenteelbIid.
Yarl S. StQebranb,
0eneral-N sent Der Baltimore unb Stio>
u Gilentabn> Ibamfslrabe, Nr. g.
Baltimore, Dt.
B9F DieIe Babn III biz ~tirsete unb biuiofte
unb btetet mebr @ortbfile> ais irseue cine anbsr,.
1926