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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-04

ITO THE STAGE DRIVERS OF THE CITY OF NEW
York-Fellow Citzens-The writer takes the liberty Of
this public appeal 70 in favor Of that much abused
yer oet erved!y popular man, Fernando Wood
for Mayor. ~ e"-NA"'0
Because Of his devotion to the memory of Washington
me teachings OF Jefferson, and the policy of Jackson
Because the black republicans bogus democrats Of
Tammany Hall have conspred To beat the national democrats
a. any and for that purpose alone have the
names opdyke and Havemeyer the former very respec
OF perfection In arocrac crces-the who was associ
Aea with the berayers of party In Forty eghvoed for
ana subscribed 70 Fremont and presided his meeting
shs citymne man who has no sympathy for the working
has the audacy TO decent his backhe man.
In TACT who years left the national democracy and has
even YET dared 70 deny that be is aIepublican.
who decidedly opposed TO all railroad city
because he well knows that Railroad
Parallel &c. would leave Thousands Of you without employ
Because when he Mayor of this city he always sym
pathized with and with his great mind conceived the total
mpossbiy Of driving stages through crowded horoughfares
without an occasional accident
Because Of the wealthy stage proprietors onsoda
ed Stage Company included have large railroad Interests al
stake which would be greatly forwarded by the defeat OF
T. Because TINT of them have threatened you with a.
ercon In this matter and that would stigma on your
name you submitted 10 who neither mentally nor
physically your superiors. -
and not you them for YOU should ali yos sr
wood on tuesday next and that the propeos refused your
services on "wednesday morning. where could thew All
your pacesY i would be impossible the law requiring that
Lastly you are Of the people for the peoples man
Fernando Woodland doing you VIII have greatly aasist
Cd In defeating the traitors Who this advanced age this go
s9us M century have dared array The
r O. CARRlCK
Late OF the Madison Avenue Stage Line,
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Total. 192,6l5 7,254,so4 6,263 1854 DOL 1854
BY the above feotngs viii be that the tonnage
u the week s 900 tons greater than the previous
week. and that the tonnage for the than
non tons greater than last to the time The
tonnage thus far this year exceeds and quarter
millions Of tons Suppoeng this coal TO be Of the average
value Of 81 rs per ton at the mines gives the COM
nonwealth from this source of wealth over nine
millions OF dollars, and to the transportation companies
carrying TO the boundaries OF the State probably as
zach more, making aggregate of eighteen millions one
hundred and thirty nine thousand dollars
VIM. J. Campbell who has filled various positions in the
HARLEM Railroad but Of late years that Of Superintendent,
has resigned He known the railroad fraternity as
nan Of thorough practical experience.
The twenty fifth annual report Of the Cumberland Val
ley Rairoadthe road purchased about two months ago
BY the Pennsylvania Raroad-showg for the year ending
est 1859, receipts Of Sic, &c. and ordinary ex
penses including the value Of materials 0s
he total number Of passengers carried the road was
los ,es7.
The comparative statement Of earnings and expenses Of
Ne Buffalo and State Line Railroad for the month Of Octo
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, DEC S-IF. H.
PIocx.-Sales have been more extensive, and the
market closed firmly though not quotably higher;
sales 900 bbls state and Western 200 do Southern
and 800 do. Canadian.
WHEAT has been sparngy purchased at 81 so for white
Michigan Long Island and Kentucky, and 81 80 for red
Long Island. Total sales, 1900 bushels
CoRS.-Ong small lots were taken at previous prices.
sBARxsales 49, 900 bushels State and Canada East at
7Sc a SOC.
RYE is inactive at $50. q 90c
OATS have been in fair demand, and have advanced q
shade.
ASHES and Cotton are unaltered.
PRovMoSs are inquired for at former rates.
WHMxY-Salcs 500 bbls. At 26hc. per gallon.
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Increase in 1859 for II months. ......... $9s, 476
ne London agents Of the Illinois Central Railroad Com.
pany have published circular, calling for instament
& so per share payable February $780, OF which the
SHOWING = a copy
We are requested by the London Committee of share
holders Of the Illinois Central Railway Company TO give
hey advised, viii probably be adopted by the
pAny regard to its finances. II will be recoected that
the desire Of considerable number of shareholders,
and 70 meet their convenience loans for limited period
have been effected In order to postpone calls which would
oAerwse have been necessary during the present year.
d making the requisite provision for these engage
snts the committee wish 10 be understood that they
s1trely concur with the board in New York "a member
81 which, Mr.. Jonathan Sturges, is in London) that
he interests OF the company require that these temporary
ssndton Of the company should henceforth be placed
spon footing Of UNREASONABLE soundness in further
Ance Of this object, they Of opinion that il will be
necessary TO make call Of ten dollars per share payable
q The first Of February $780, We are instructed by the
esmmtee 70 remind the shareholders Of the advantages
shares FULL for which freeland bonds are available at
ar with accrued interest Holders Of upwards of
shares, in Europe and the United States have already
aAepted THO COURSE The details Of the plan for paying
ioi are emnooeo N our circular of tho 1ath Of May
et, copy Of which, for your convenience, enciusc
giving notice Of the call Of ten dollars already referred
70 n the foregoing portion Of this circular we are re-
quested by the committee to remind the propretors that
thS call win be made not for the purpose of meeting
fesh obligations contracted by the Board but chiefly in
sraer 70 clear OF liabilities already incurred.
The Philadelphia Ledger Of to-day furnishes the follow.
ing statement Of the coal trade for the week ending De-
eeDber ], and for the season.
0sa1 tonnage for the week and season. a. compared ,it
had season TO he same dates, the several coal carrying
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-04

THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS.
EnrRI CrY-From New York ID, arriving at Havana m
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 9th, Havana nd
arriving 1t New York 18th
CAHAwDA-From New York l4h, arriving Havana
and New Orleans 18Th From New Orleans Eth Havana 3Oh
arriving ct New York 81.
PHn1pE11HA-From New York l7h, arriving at Havana
ID and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 9Th, Havana
oh arriving ct New York 18th.
DE SoIo-From New York Eth arriving Havana lst and
irving at New York 18th
YoRxTowN-From. New York Dec 8, arriving at Havana
l0h, The Yorktown sails from New York 20 dsys
KAssAE-From New York for Havana via Nassau, Mp,
The arrival Of every alternate CunArd steamer New York
the above dates fall Sunday The steamers win
AL On Monday, except from New Orleans-
SPECIAL NOTICE.
packages and letters attended for he NEW YORK HERALD
should be sealed
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TxTRACT FROM THE SPEECH OF
~ THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER.
Al the great HAVEMEVER MHHTYN0 90. a.

AZ NC great HAVEHEYER NETTING, BaturdAy eyenino
man. therefore, experenced in the municipal business
o. ms cfty-as Citizen upright and unquestioned Don
whose CIVIC shield not blur stain has been even By
maevo!ent INTENTION casAs merchant whose suocess and
creG and high co.sequence Of this The London q the
pledged 10 the mane Of The American teae
and because he recommended and sansoned BY
ne intelligence the best social Influences the e
cant mind the judicial probiy the public virtue the
M patriotism OF the city Of New York. do here
ali de for the hayeraty Of Neg York and with
L. may have, do unreservcdiy and confident
anhani or William F. Havemeyer TuesdAy next tn
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MoFFATs LIFE PILLS-IN ALL CASES OF COS
M tiveness, Bilious Liver Affections Piles Rheumatism
Fever and Ague and Obstinate Headache these Pills have
nix Bters win be found equally ecacious all Ner
yous Debility Dyspepsia and every kndof weakness Of the
Digestive Organs Sold by all druggists
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DEMOCRAT.


PIVHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING RECEIVED THE NOMI
nanon Tor Alderman IN the Tenth Aldermanic District
n0n on me on o. hereby whdraws tia
caavsss nc would eHhot Constituents and fellow cizens
support Charles Corn for Alderman who d worthy Of
ne position 70 which he aspres Is well known In ia BIZ
uc~ uuW ne Will represent Il In the next Common Council
JOHN SMITH. Fift06nfh Ward
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TeIegraph Mar1no n.-.,,

FOhI LAFAYETTE, Dec sunset-No inward bound yes.
bark Grand Turk sombrero passed down 1 az
9le Br stsashp vgo for Liverpool at To- bark We.her
muda $50 seashps Granada of HsVns s 81 Tor Ber-
town for Norfolk and Florida Savannah M sl0 PM VIZ
Storm - - s'olS VI
Miscellaneous.
The British steamship vgo Cap. Kennedy sai,ed ve
terdsy for Liverpool with "a cabin passengers $50 in the
Storage and $2300C0i In SPECIE
Ship HARRIET JESSIE Deshon from Enzabethport for San
Francisco while lying the former port partly loaded stuck
IN the mud which caused her She came no 10 tha
dock for repairs.
BRIG CHIEr, from port in Virginia. has been lost, Crew
saved. ~
BRIG THos TRewsRipcE-Chareston, Dec IA portion Of
me Dr's Thomas Trowbrdge of New Haven wrecked on
trinidad Island have arrived here Both above, by tee
sspn 70 Ewood Waller Secretary Board Of Underwrers)
her way 70 Providence - ~ i"'' Ana " NO" on
me mp Atlantis Capt; Hva which sailed recepv from,
oWtnr 70 he ns AZ r4 voyage touched at faya and
Devon New Bedford se Of bark nHeB az q Cap
suis men among whom he incendiay Sasssense Con.
OF rev bodiord, sent home for trial ~-V ""Psn'
. saTr An AZ Newport SIS tons old which has
Gss Thsss Co. * New BEDFORD nas oeen purchased by
Ship Caroline, Of Greenp0rt, condemned NJ Honor, Ia
everynsg belonging was sold at auction for he ann ~
schr Charles Whiting. Of New York III ona bun, a. Do.
Republic M, II 1882 well found In sails and rigging ba
been purchased by Mears Chase Co, Of Providence ~
TIE rea following ns r.s enle vss Tm.ry d No Vessels
Charleston Savannah Mobile New Orleans and siyeston ).
Attest accounts from each Of those ports:-
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NOTER6, READ AND REFLECT.-MR HAVERMEYER,
when houssnds Of MECHANICS and voc Rss,o q
ssS
70 take into o. s C.n.s Of 6s
da.. 3 Upon dsSsraon wan
~ and :Ssrsusp & Il pSsiis :s'ss q
can 70; Ss discharge Of Sis duty called on
s ass WI
sS % cs a. he ss SSeS q my v we 2
relief for he mscaancs and out q snpo
D .vs ah &c
me 70 remain saying that b had word q sdvics Tor
ss sis% and
Ss IN sS: sud e
Ssr in drs:s and living and iu,hsr Aa -
should dress only In tow co why dr." sssd s., nc long
wives wore o@
sennan E On
h Ss 2 s d. NH s.p e. they 40 q 9 y
NIFTY q me- s 9Th matter bud
he cQmm..ss, e obtain =. :gnaiure % % eai;
IL nom N ri lie S!:Do:sn q - ns.Ssne
M And
and added that when the times such that he mechanic
sn %
e &c s q
wealthy that sustained trade commerce but he money
and trade Of the million. He Havemeyer) replied such
hsSshy and overDsaI manner tina. he wcsa not sn ne
that did not think had committed unpardonable offence
in presenting the claims OF large deserving class Of
our citizens, and then took my leave.
8. LEE PERKINS,
No. l89 West Eighteenth street,
Personally appeared before this 18th November l060 g.
Lee Perkns and made oath the truth Of the foregoing VIZ
II. BROWNE Notary Public.
We the undersigned distinctly remember Mr. Perkins max
Ing The seO, .ss ~ US in hs Y s :.
soliciting aid for the then suffering workngmen,
ELISHA SNEThEN, President Garments Association.
ROBI MILLER, Forwarding agent csrman, Pier LIE r.
w. WEILSTOOD, No. n Bookman street
+. B. NICHOLS Washington avenue Morriyania
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-04

AT MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS I, T. 7 Asso.
ciauop held at their Thursday evening asst the
ioi Rsasd Hs Tha was unanimously adoped:-
Gu nn we as body support at the coming election
LOT me Hon Geo. Opdyke for Corporation Counsel So
Pinkney las y WfIITaE3 pp ra.
HENRY ARCHER Fec 80 "AAANA1A'Ao' = io' =
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InH

HON. GEORGE oPDYKE.
at Ihorps Hotel OF Eighth street ana
honest adn,nt,rn u 81 parties who n favor Of an
usst daily Q. tbs place. ss'o'"> NO in'"ea
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POLITICAL.
THE syBJoINED BET Is LEFT AT THE OFFICE OF

TINE eUBJOINED BET ID LEFT AT THE OFFICE OF
i tho Evening" Poet.-
TO THE EDiroRs on THE Posr;- -
You undsr the impression and labor oonvfnc0
your contsst at tho cns sen =
between Messra Opdvke and Wool and that Mr. Havemeyo
has chance election. In nis you vgocossy
seconded by tho Tribune and Mr.. Wood. Win view 10 te
the sincerity OF these who profess furnish The
wager
Five hundred dollars that William r. Havomeyer WIN b
elected Mayor Of lew York on the 9th inst.
thousand hundred dollars twelve hundred ana
nfv dollars that vote i exceed hat Of Mr. Opdyke
Two hundred hfty dollaa that Mr. Hayeeyor's vot0
VIII exceed Mr. Opdyke's one thonsand
Two hundred and my dollars that Mr. Havemeyers
Two nuadTsd and my dollars that Mr.. HAvemeyers vse
vii nunGsed and my dollars that Mr. HAvemsyes vote
% s,c o1nded snG my dollar. that Mr. Havemeyers vos
vii sc SsSGfeo nnc my dollars that Mr. Havemeyers vots
vii nsddFeo ana my doass hv sr Havemeyers vote
~, Tw0 hundred and my dollars that Mr. Havemeyers vose
The whole bet Of i've thousand dollars taken toeeher
tako the bet - - ~A'so "AS'
Not desiring my 10 be made public leave with Won
certified check 70 order Tor $1,000 and win AN AZ
your Office at II NJ Monday the 9Th 10 coso Wth anw
responsible person who Ia disposed 10 take the bet
DEC. :, 1859. DEMOURAT.
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NDREW L. BYRNE, Is AGAIN A CANDIDATE FOR
~ tne ohce Of Comnissioner Of Common Scboos IA the
roureehh Ward he has filed that position for the last
TWO years with ability and fidelity to the interests Of the
people OF the Ward Every friend Of literally and Justice in
eonaucg the present system Of education s6oud endeavor
10 secure his reelection. ~
COUNSEL TO THE CORPoRATIoN-soLoMoN
r"r ' nus 1 , we understand that he making strong
M shd dsfTmned friends Of candidate for this oce
nlsces doing large business We se young med
ons ~ ana s 70 ensny deserved The and nsnns
sss ss seSnas this tie polls
iuoen. mr. HULl v young lawyer OF great energy of
ana OF mental htness for this Office He would
neglect The duties The place require Of the once
ElaEh,T gL,, wARp }.1..A NRErIKd OF THE
nss Spring street Hail. Saturday evening December 3d.
onnss Mayor Fernando Wood for Corporation
hnSh for Gouncman Harris Bogar Coussabiss Robert
Lydecksr for Inspector John Dixon for Trustees VIM
b. a. FERGUSON Pr..,den4
JAMES REALIkGH, Wise President
Il c.1n 4; ROGERS }secre,ariss.
r W. 0uLoN, Treasurer.
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GRAND DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.-THE DEMO
" cratic electors Of tho Twelfth AldermanIc district
Twelfth street. near avenue on Monday evening" December
ocock % rsufy the nomnaton Of Edward Aaloy for
speakers WIZ 'aars ssoRSs Chairman
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EvERNANDo WOOD
II against
THE DECK.
The 6s VIII meet this day, at their usual time and place
IN their respective distrcts.
No adjournment until after the election.
By order Of the p. z.
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So spoke Mr. Havemeyer two years ago when the citizens
throwing aade all party considerations asked him
their nominee He mhexiblo In hs resolution never %
become Q candidate again"
now DOES Mr. HAvEMnYxR STAND WITH
SENT CONTEST
commencement Of the campaign and before
the nomination of Tammany Hall, Mr.. Havenoyers name
was again proposed as The ctizens nominee 4 was
ions chques sposms and parties Mr. Havemeyer Antici
paed such acou and killed The effort with the following let
, 1859-08-08

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county md being sxsxa rsas soh Of The North u"s sf
=; ess + ~ 81 E
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letlslun NJ Me- haabA Ik-rd ,.s- aa.eas q = :, =
s4ms q T. for the = Of se =. M pt eTs1,
in:sc u hextbY gwen tkA& T. - ~ Iet't
N,+,sra, nrr4Y of cox eoen.y ~ r ~ ss
nuIo aueyion to fha hxoe.f u Tho
,he Court uee - ez a e shaE. e. 4. g s - =
IN ~ a IL dsatied pasee's of tsl sstfs
Frrt DtaTsosu sasiaa u The et1 et teh A oek s!Z
I,nntS FanIn had 1iSasts - lots thirty fh 114 tat!!
nn. rlt ii haek "a IN sad 1df54. VH2 th4 aaa
Eo xnd sseebaa1 tbAfsaa a9fEfe!s
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, 1859-08-08
mele Gosslp at = Watering P1aee.

u&16 1OR81F ~ u "ASEA4AE &AAG<s
4 correspondent of the Boston Journal thus
pleasantly hits of the male gossips at New
port:
"Notez Of half hours conversation would
be like the Itdqu;le spetea Of a member Of the
last Congress, made up Of sentences extracted
from some twenty volumes of old debntes-evc-
rything but originality Is abundant. The poll
tics OF Europe, the mornings bathing, the next
Presidential election. yacLtiag, the Scklcs case,
fashion, with four hundred and ninety-four
other topics, arc discussed. and generally with
great selfcomplacency. Of all men Intoxicated
with selfimportance, the foremost are New
Torkcra who have made a gallopipg visit to
Xeso rupp, and who thenceforth talk about it at
s:40 rate, discussing the fate of nations and
tue e1torsions Of ra9eIs-dt-p'aex with equal dip.
nancy. Next to them are the Union savers, milo
are firmly impressed that nulcss they are placed
tn command Of The Ship of State, she will foun-
der at once; especially, drtesiaa are those wlo
seek to elevate themselves on IN acquaintance
viii, Daniel Webster as pedestal, aud who are
eternaily harping on the readiness with which
they once subscribed few doltars for the pav-
mrnt of his expenses There are the literary
takers, too, who know Vhipple- and hare writ
ten for Appleton's Encyclopaedia; he legal
takers, who regard you As a jury Of twelve
men before whom they will argue pro Or cor for
= consideration the one idea mixers, who fasteu
you By the buttou hole 10 their hobby; and
then comes The young gents. who say land say
little eise} Lez 90 IL sHthng"
, 1859-08-08

Nv 1lEftE3a>, heretofore, 10 VIII
ns.<4 "a +: = :. IL 7 =; r: 5s ff r
Chapman 5eu ipax mi A!stn Wiihnr Ut tba tuitIy
IN I e r. e.
aotA aAse upea the fsuossnk lou ~. tasis q hsA
sps,t to1 Aesaatea sa hsr ch'inn Il she ri1asy x
v.s;. a. Kaalasts k:set. d as.etist -
.e.tox. T. ~ ;7toansnea ax asssn aaod1e mi stty-
~ Kes.saon shs.ee an - tb.as sfts@
~ =, ,ae.a =; as1a I'D :se r.
nosth The ea.teEy Linz all Reservation thouRnA
.set 20 nts IS a r. II. .s,s e
3N n The uxhs tank Of the k.aeakve lllve7. themes
ttt ffo tn abatinsn, Ut iha nH d.ta u ID
Village IT Arnt'a thence .u1h hub4n Ind llryax
1ty thtea set J,sae% auth Fl wat ono husd,ex
n:'ity si9 Et ti4 ~ thrnee s.u,h thousand lhree
k.rnlne euat7n.nx hvs luare and sshtess ac1rs gls
se5s. -, r. ~ ~ s,;,1* ss.s ns.s =. s& =.
he hkases , tr,I H. she d ~ @atsassa @ Eexrs.sea
Ve lnua h*a.t Ut .al ketrsa4i%u- tAaocs
1gsa one hundred 4a1 rat. r~s ~ sss.si th<neo woa&
lily I'd. ill., rs .ariee 1 s.s % I'D % u rasl
to the elee q a3xinalnk G'niaiS ashtytvo asFes III
t. ~ '1s he eis s Il ,as ea
e tns vns9Atsel y h* "a ks'n \ I:tan..y. Henry
onx of tho rae money tus the said t1ets Of ana
and tss vhasA ~ :nt netcs "t te Es wssxax* ws.e
tsin< due eighteen naths al< tt trs huszsd
tollts dur two aes tzie r ~. dut sh1y
oaha after a4e tot tS q. due 'ltrte years aer sais
fNt ,. dafa ne ye4Ez ater tata fuE 4HE0 lsA
bfz ard tae I've Jes a11Ef tate fur Aast doAs ii
i4ttl Chicago. lao< and svaht II ths M1se Bank
And ~her.. The sAd aete s,r ss. due thuty Hnths II
tes ale aa4 the n. for sj duo tnss aftfr ass
wheraa It expressly provlst aut a:srei Ii ts ssd
uDatkast ihat 4 tep sMA b. m.'s IA ,hc nj fas Of
sas DIV dAJ. vhsrs,a the aul b<c.ns asA
payable ts whnfc cf The pdaek sna n:-sest secured ~
the HA1 proalhofy rotss In tts E,i ntHxt Ms1tspns3
.z4t hsa aap.4 aud isunrtii.,e iheu2sa heuss das
ai rayaae ~ virtue IT Which there as hetn1s d'a
xal able nfhe a!uetsad tE1r a.un1hA
after daie for s The ~ three tezs~ Tor
ea3a the Cor &tuN, and shA tor sAAe Shows ~
esse4I TO.
N.w the.ere rns!er T. h@-rby given its " viT+ua It
md 10 conGMIty With ms ~iwef " sole L. saa nkstkk~
Aux& in Ire yesr ls% IN nnicY to mrs tAs tunneY
rayth- nofea afon.d. which now p.r.nse. ctf tas
aac II public 1u6tu, II ttsu nTh dd1 t1sn,
II The city u Ch!c., Il suos httxeva A.as. Of d
oxk ard nta~S ". ss.1 4Ay. tAs sal tlAss
Of .1nd. t.,s highest htA,+r k.r cash.
iyIt t4x.l.,S EBESEZEK HtCGlys No1tknxs.
, 1859-08-08
r OTIS FOR SALE AT LAKE


! he leta beons.ne . LIND UNIVERSITY; n ; md ~.
wisnt 10 eiuy e IT c"uutE life whitman hoass
rte Of the City of Cttcafo.
They otea Lake Fote. on the VIZ. sank Of !ate
Michigan elevated hundred fret above the level IT the
Lske, about tweatf4.x miles nnrth fm Chicago botn
ddss Of t!e Chicago Ind AslTaukee Raad4 abound IN
lc1a and other springs ahd natural he1utie and n The
opinion Of phyc.asls the ayana for Eeahful
ard rde1rc not In fe exceeded by apy tho scA
Aaase Of In the Western cur1Itry.
ane Academy building tshe preparatory department ct
Lad yuirsfs1E. haa txsn crested t's rs s*,a ;a aad
dwellings haTa t*z.u ERECTED within tie ya>t ycaz.
In adaHnp TO the regular through iHs M Aconmnda.
ton tain taking passengers On cplmnat.9u Tickets At f
e eEu!A leaves CcEo eEcnux and returns
cry Hoing. thus Annr4E busness opet unity TO
sdCtd day In the cty and he with their families 1t night
Epod oei has been opened and In suecesfu opeat1oa
for 1nort than year {ast-
The Laie Fore4 Association have also few 1oss. mostly
for farming pu1pos lying the to*u c9ntAaInE from
hree: esch witch VII be sot reasonable prices
and On usual time
Tie sut.cher haa within the Tast so'd over twss
Thousand dollars worth cf the lands belonging TO lie un1
verlty ~! Assoatiau and prpose sell few more 1ot
top:nn1 who Will! them for immediate Improvement and
cultivation.
70. futatt particulars apply 1cer rake 80. = Wash
iatoa etseet ad!ress Elm tafouE the Gt 0tacs baz
ut. ChicsEn, Eaa1.s PETER FAGE+ Agent
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