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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-02-01

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- :,&5 SAuK CENTRE, Jan. rs, 1866.
EDITOR DeMocRAT.-In your issue of
January 18th is published letter rom
.:Occasional,p' dated at Sauk Center, Janu-
ary. 10th, giving particulars of s:a rich af-
+fair'.',5. From present appearance of the
facts connected with the affair, said letter
is the grossest persersion! of facts that ever
was published, and, justice requires a Cor
rection, So far as anyone knows, there
is no. foundation even for the rumor that
q. Wa Simpson IS am ali1s, or that hthe
$40, 900 is = myth, or that Simpson has
ever been in States prison; &nd the asser-
tion that the officer who arrested Simpson
found stolen papers OF any. papers in his
boots or sewed up in; his clothes is I gross
lie, as any one can ascertain. by consulting
of Ger Dennis, Who made tie arrest. Il
appears that Simpson and Mrs. Hubbard
were married last fall and lived happily
together until about the timetef Stimpsons s
arrest. Simpson was arrested UPON the
complaint Of his wife, and at the instiga-
tion Of one t.-E::sTu bbs; who has always
taken asdeep interest IN tie Maddna 5 property,
on the charge of embezzlement and obtain
ing money .under false prctenses.
Upon the exanaination before. the Justice
Simpson offered to prove. that the CONF
plainant Was his wife, hut the Justice re-
fnsed.to receive the evidence. Both par par:
ties admit that Simpson received between
six and seven hundred dollars from his
wife, and the Wife admits that an the mo- mon
ey was used for her and in accordance with
her wishes. and yet 3,in4 tie face Of all this,
Stimpson;is is held to: answer the charges
Not 8 particle Of evidence was offered by
The complainant that Simpson vas iasniii id In
poster ;;5tand during the whole sffair. the
lcomplainaht iapteared to be a tool in the
hands Of 4he said E. e. Tubs. Who has al
ways taken such . dsep intere,ts in khs Md
ans property. Immediately after the trial,
the said Eubbs left. his neighbors, to fur
nish his wife and children with wood, and
sci out on a. journey with Mrs: Simpson; !;
where they went and when they will return
is known only to. themselves: i Up totthe
time of his departure, Tubbs continued to
take deep interest IL the Madam's property.
| MonAL.-All Tubbs should depend on
their own bottoms. OBSERVER.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-02-01

OFTEN times very small men, with vezy small heads
Very small ideas, do small thing that sivs then :
very small notofiety "a Ia Ignominiops Hunlstly
OF Minnesotas Representatives In Consfs2-Asipee
Argus.
Mr. Donnelly's bill for Bureau 81 ed
ucation has excited Tie Democracy t. ..
wonderful degree. But the editor Of the
Argus can rest easy, as, the bill having
been defeated, there is now no danger Of
his being disturbed in that bliesful condi-
tion in which it is said s.'twould be folly to
be wise.''
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-02-01
4 CARD.

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For the purpose Of more fully supplying
the wants Of the public, and in, order to
prevent INSCRIPTIONS dealers. from palm
ing off inferior and worthless goods as the
MoRroN Coin PENS. shall hereafter SELL
NO GOODS AT Wholesale excepting only to
duly Appointed and Authorized Agents, to
whom Certificate of such Agency will be
given, and who alone shall be able to sell
the MoRroN PENs in that city or village.
To my Agents shall give liberal dis
count upon their agreeing to supply the
public at my .publisea and we'll:
prices. t:?1@E ,%,.1&"h5a1e@L es,ssst.
jewelers. and Stationers will, in all cases,
be preferred as Agents. a.
Conditions and Terms for Agency will be
stated upon application, by letter or other
wise. et mi. IS .fs!t ~ t15S,i .@:iaz5
Where no Agency is established, those
wishing the MoxToN PEx must send To my
store, where prompt attention will be given
to their orders. ',' 2's.5 y j.tl4 EE9a.'t
A Circular, with fac-simile Engravings
of'all Sizes and Prices, will be sent to my
one on receipt of letter postuge.
Address A. Mon1oN, No 25 Maiden-lane,
New York. .F;.a ssss~~. t.., ]. ..,..Sf
Dated New York, Nov.1, 1865. v8n1s-3m
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-02-01

"A friend in Philadelp lphls eouplaiaing
of the lack Of SNOW end splsntifulnsss of
rain aud mud in that city: plaintively In
quires: .'Have you any sleighing in. MIN
nesota ?'' a,eytg gststi ssiR y. aysiiz,i .gi.;.
: Ofcourse We have about Two feet Of it..
But we haven't any rain orsany mad ;sand,
furthermore we expect our sleig6ing .to'
last for about six weeks Jet, and to bs:ex-
cellent to the end. l,.zy;s s,7szg7 * s.it4
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RATES OF ADvERTIsING,
*Ea'' ssns column, one year, $75 90
Vne-halt colamn, cne year, 1000
Une-iousth column, one year, $500
me c0i0un. DIX months, -sf $500
V"e>nah sceiumn, six months. 600
O"e-fonrth column, six months, 1900
Vns square, one year, 1000
ssne square, six months, 500
Business cards, ave lines OF, less, SIS per
aLnna |: six inAs, Sc; seven Enes, 81.
Legal Advertisements At statute rates.
Ce'en lines ST this sized type constitute a
square, and cards will be charged proper
eiea;te to the space they occupy in hrsyier
solia. - .,. ..,5. '.,*' ''S'~s'
j o B w O r. TX
OF all kinds executed with neatness and
dip teh, and At reasonable rates.
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LAND OFFICE STATISTICS.

Y The St Paul Press publishes couple of
columns Of Land Office statistics, showing
that 9,378,849 acres have been sold in
Minnesota since 1848, and that 908, 1SS
acres have been taken under The Homestead
Law since it went into operation three
years ago.: The following sketch is given
of the -'asz-E 3. sss5liszz,s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-02-01
OFFICE TRANSACTIONS.
4 1o4.75l 5l4,5e7 4o,oe7 sol III l.oaa,e2s

aIncludcs $50 acres covered BY Agricultural COL
lcge Scrip. {s:ff & i,ststsSs ttssf
lege Scrip. ;=s 6.i SIS 81
Il is noticeable and suggestive fact in
Governor Miller's message that q, ,102
acres more were located at this Office In
the preceding eleven months than At any
other Office in the State in t.gelye.
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ST. CLOUD LAND DISTRICT.


0Gce-st. Cloud, stearns County. ReGster-H c.
Wait; Rccetrwr-W. B. Mitchell. ~. u. -,
History The original Sauk Rapids Land District
was established IN 1853 from the Western portion Of
the saltwater Land District by the Of 1854 this
District was extended west of the Mississippi The
office was removed to St. Cloud in 1865. The North
created in 1885, was in 1861 absorbed in the st. Cloud
District 1875. 4
F ATca and BGtsndIr1es.-This District includes much
more thaft quarter of the whole area of the State
or about 25SO4 500 acres-incuding all the country
east of Falls and Northeastern Districts and
north Of the Minneapolis District. 5.ssf-
Whole No. of acres surveyed............ ss 5230OSO
No of acres of surveyed lands included Ii, ]" "
and Pacific Railroad: ad.::.:..::.,.:::..:: 24ie,2oo
No. of acres included within the 10 mile -
limit Of the st. Paul and Pacific Rail-
road--main =. :. 16a04O
Branch line............ .44 6lO
Total..... l,ll3,sso
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FROM sAUKI CENTRE.

Another Side Of the stilnpson Anatr.
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4. WHITE WINTER,
x Xxx SPRING WHEAT FLOUR,
RYE, CORN NEAL, ii
.. - IS. n. BRAN, SHORTS,
GROUND FEED, CORN,
OATS, BEANS, PEAS, &c.
IA GsIi+
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FREMONT MILLS
Flour, Feed and Grocery
s T o R b!

The undersigned has, at his new store
on O! Washington va avenue. next door to Vests
Fancy Goods Store, .S:s.sz.st,s 3 .5*,<'
THE BEST STOCK OF 4
FLOUR AND GROCERIES
to be found in the market.
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" ARPER'S NEW MONTHLY
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CONTENTS:
Personal Recolleetions Of the War. (Second PAPER
Illustrstons-Ruin Of old Church near Charlestown-
Patent Of Nobility-A Candidate for the Peerage-
The Hayelock--Ruins Of Railroad Bridge, HArper's
Perry-Ruins Of the Viaduet Martinsburg-A Coufed.
crate volunteer-Ths Innate ldea-The Little Cottager-
Not at Home. De-.
Midsummer.
Some Curious Homes
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Mouss-Dormouse and kest-Nssts Of Apoiea-Ne,t Of
lcaras-Hivs Of the Bse-Nest OF the Hornet-Nest Of
the Mud wasp-Nsst Of the Pastsboard wasp-Nests Of
Polistes.
illustrations. -Tower Of Belem.-Castie Of Penha--
Church Of Loretto-Rua Augusta-Praca do Rocio and
D. Maria Thsaue-Ths Palace Of Ajuda-The Great
Arch Of the Aqusduct.
High Days in Virginia Village
Armadals. By wilkis Collins. (Coneluded)
Book the last
Chapter II. In the House.
Chapter I'LL The Purple Flask.
Epilogue.
ChapterI News from Norfolk.
Chapter II. Midwinter -
0ettysburgi July, 1868. "
Praneis Asbury. with Portrait.
The Sword Of Damoeles. ..f
The Fool Catcher.
sapeiuary Privileges In Rome.
Under the Arches.
Mr. Muddlaris Mistake.
Study Of Lsgs -..--..r-.
The Food Of Birds.
Edns~tlon Of tho Oolorcd Population OF Louisiana.
Au Hour at Sea.
Forty Two.
Editor's Ehsy Chair
Monthly Record Of Current Events
Editor's Drawer.
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AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
" ORoAD-rHRouQH By RAIL FROM wAsHtn9.
TON AND ALIXAMDRIA TO RICHMOND AND

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
" RoAD.-fHR0UoH By RAIL FROM WAsHtn0.
TON AND ALHxAADRIA TO RICHMOND AND
- LYNOHBUR0. 49,. ..g .=
On and alsr FRIDAY, ssp.smbsr I, 1855. the trains
on this road will run ~ follows; '...-
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Alexandria at 7.Sb =. m. and Q p. IN.
Leave Gordonsvills at II % p. m. and .<oGm. .a
Arrive In Richmond 81 p. n and Q Q. N.
Arrive st Lynshburs Il g. % p. m. and 3 m. .a.
B.. .-.. TRAINS NORTH. rH
Lsavs Lynshburg d e.Ab .. N. and O. 10 ,. 70. r
Leave Richmond at 4 m and T. ID p. N.
Leave Gordonsvills d II 80 p. m. and II 3Oam.
Arrive at Alexandria at 4.66 ,. m. and $50 an.
aIriys I've :. w,:si.SsS. = sso PIT; sod ~ . ~ n an
Local freight trAin leaves Alsxandria at O. u. ar
riying In oordonsvills st II. 70 .. ~. ~ 49,
Leave: dordonsviiis II lass p n arriving in Alex
ThrOush freight train leaves Aisx.,dris as sa m. +,
arriving In Lysehburg 81 no ,. N. r u =
Leave: Lynohburg 81 sSs :. M arriving In Alex
Passengers myers lrom H m warrsn.on will take the = m.
trsin south from Wsshi.stos, and ths G& q n train
Pss..sss.: % y iSs as n. and ,ls .. y. .r.,..
from R.Smosd connect @ Win train. :. for
all parts Of the North and West.
This route has the all oths BY having
asontauous rail- from New York 70 Lynshsurg, <OS
Il also ps..s. thtosxh Fairfax. Bali Ra.. x.s...ss.
Brstov, Catlett's, Rappahannock, Culpsper, 0rangs
and asfdoasys, whore many Of the great battles Of
the late rsbsllion wsrs fought. H :. '.aa.-
opposite the B. and o. X. 4. Depot In Washington
also, at the Depot, on Maryland avenue.
Trains leave the Of FIRST and srests. wash
ington. ... ..-.. .#E. Nv. II. MoCAFFKRTY,
...r.... af General supsrintendsnt.
.r., .r. .f J. n BROADIg,
oes-u - General Passenger Agent
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12RHPENNsYLyANIA1SRG
rwHLvl DAILr rlAIHs.

On and sf,r nospAY, oe.ob.r IT, isss, trails. viii
.ays shs Union r.s,s.s: Depot s0Isss e v.sAhsoa
DAY ixPKsss. daily sss.pt s.sdsy, Il iso. n,
stepping st Johnstown, Consmaush, 0anssa, AltosnA
40 =. .;s
agto. ea1 sRhllsAslphiA for New Tofk, Bostsh, snd
xScos. sics a.y ....,. s.,d.y,
G .:s n:s.s :ss s.: ssis
R.ii,osd, Is:a:hsrsssd crsss. h.iiro.d, ss1 aoii.
ffTfss1Rda AND ERix NAIL, daily ..ssp. sund.y,
Aitoosa asa ali principal stations making direct con
neetio. q Harrisburg for New York, BsIsimorS and
VAIL ACCOMMODATION. daily t...sp. susd.y) ~
so rsoss, n .s'PRn a. ~ rsSSi., :a...s s:v,:s ,
trains On he Ebs.ssurS IA 0rsssss railroad aad Hoi.
dsIzissIB sIisa BBrnPEIa 5.lES.ci i.xpKxss
Ri.s ta,5oSs Biainyiils I..ss.se.ios, !ohnssov..
Dovn.ssSws, Il asfsisSa.s direct are Are
made ss e, SsS He.t sssiaSf, s.d wa.hi.ston. s.d
E.ssrs . Pssdspsi. ana Ssisieors, ~ .as % . % asW
York sZ Y: AnsasSss .cs.s. - .,r y
dayl at4@ NJ stoppias a. regular stsaions bswsss
PsburE aAd Consmaulh, .nd at Blsrsyllis
I.tsrsssaoa with si.s on the Indiana Branch and West
vAsf LINZ. daily, except !. ss,na.y. :,ao 2 m; /.
;sygss ss Hat.
n.iins sonnsssion = Hsrr;burs for New York B.ih!
Yssk, Boston and intsrmsdiats points ussping cars
throash n this rain % PhilaAslphis snd 70 New
York on the Allsntown route. \ :. 80. b ~
First Aeeommodston Train for walls Station leaves
daily (sxespt sundsy) at $50 O. m.
Second Train for Wall Station leaves
daily (sxeept sunday) At et0 .. m. = u IL ~
Third Accommodates Train for walls statioa leaves
daily Except Sunday st S2 p. m. .re
Fourth Accommodates Train for Wall Station leaves
daily (sxcept Sunday at g. % p. m. 7
Accommodation for Penn Station, stopping at all sta
lions between Pittsburgh and Penn, at TO- D. m.
The Church Train leaves Wall Station every Sunday
a so6 q n, and arriving In Pitsburgh at 1905 m.
Returning leaves PttsburGh At l260 n, and arrives
d Wall'S gtation d 100 p. \. -. .rUT IT
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js;, Es,Il sisa' s. - ,:!.P: :,l.s' g i"
Jalias, Geo ". lad. Sss III ste al o.
ks,sss ki;s sssa sss iss siss II n b. c:s,''l ~ h
Kerr, Michael o., IadisAa q Missouri ave.
k::.s.n k::s.; ':Hn f. lev Is 4, :r;s. S.: .,,,,
fsai:ss.' fs; ws.. Ohio, ~ st aslS .srss,' s'"'"
Lain, Addison 4, \ Z. S.s,spoll..a Hotel. %.
:s:::: :::,is sf;; ss;..
Es,S.s. g. Va. Sissisis : :ss. T stree, and p.,..
ssrriii. is.,,, 9. Vermont, %. yesr.h street.
norshssd, Jas T., Pennnyivasia, SD \. Z. avs.
ssIs;. sK;s 81 street.
s:Isss, sss:, uis::ss nSs:: f:.s.slsssis s 81 So ;'
s.I:.s :ss oiiS.s ss. aa's e. ,ss assa sna A
Marvin, Janes n. n. T., sos lAh street. ....
s:sas sE.i,ssts n., D. ~ f.. ssa s st.:
sorsi: % % Dsni.i, u T.. ississ r aes... ' o''"'' NH
sy. Ss's' t..ss ss%s rs i.,.ssh IL ~ stree: street:
Nishoson, John A. Dslavsrs. 4s7 oh st., sst.D and
ss:ss sis: VIM wn. Z, 4 i,di... IL = 4 is' Ma s,:...
Noeli, Thomas 4, No, % Lo.i.iapa avenue. .fa.
Psiss, Haibsrt 4, via, - lst st., asorgstowa.
Psrham, Sidney, Maine, 407 Fourth street.
PiSs, irsdsrisi A., Maine, 500 Fourth street.
fomsroy, Thsedors y n T., nstropolitaa.
P,,:: Hiram ISSs Ss,s Fsss, "a +; S!i street:
fsi.srsos, Nv. New Hsnpshirs, tas o 81
Poston, @. D., Ariions, wiilards'.
sss:s ai h.sa, ';'.t r. Z. \ between ,,A and
S.ss S.sI s% s,s L. Hsss %.s,s " o''s''-,
Randall, wm. r.. Ky, n -Four ur-and.a-halfs d.
si;s.r. iss; 81 T. q, ~. u street., c.R!.s, n
Ro.s, L.vis ". niisoa:. Hs.iinstos ao.s.
stevens, ThAddsus, Pea.., 40 seatA , street.
spaldi.s, =; ?, ohiS NSI,h l 4 A..ts.t street
scoheid, q. W., Penn. Avenue House.
shanklie, Geo; q, Ksntusly, Z "a street
sawyer, Phiistas, Wiseoasin, Iyssas HOuss.
ghsllsbarser Samuel, Ohio, ~ Sixth street.
,s,:.iS; ~. Ss.5.; 4 "a Is F.:,A ..I;:
ssa s...l Sss:s cs! s:..s,.s ::, "a street
s:S:: sssS: X s's 'ss. r r.. Ms,s:Z 81 m
T.ylGr Hs.os E'y r.ss rSs,s y LSs.,naa a.n. Az.
Thomas, Francis, Ma, i3s Carroll Pl.ss.
rhom.s John l., IT,, IA, sIoar :.nd .a.haifa.
Ta1.Si:a Tssi: As.as:s s.ssi..i;. ~ Z H. s's :l.: %
Upson, Charles, Michigan, Avenue Aouss
Van Van asrs ass ss sss. y. ss 81 ss:s a.
MasSs \ Ey. ., wii.s:I':, Capitol Hi.
w.Is... % a.r,.s' oSis. - south % B. G.,. Hill
washburns, 3. B., III, +6o eth st., bet and ,.
wAshburn, W. B., Msis., tse st.
Washburn, Henry d. Indiana.
warssr samuel I. Soasss.i.Ss q! ? street.
Ward, Hamilton, New York, go Twelfth street.
wentworth, John, Illinois, willards'.
whAey, W, West virsnia, cor street and Louis.
lana aysnuo.
williams, rhos, Pennsylvania, Avenus House.
Wilson, J. T., love-, 3ss n st. bet. l1th and 18th.
Wilson, Stephen p, Pa, Omitted States Hotel
Window, VIM. Minnssota, an Twelfth street.
Winfield, @. H., New York, 400 Ninth street
oANDIpArEs ZOE ADMISSION.
Barker, Jacob, Louisiana, Williard's.
Conrad, Robert 7. Virginia, EbbiH House. r
Campbell, WIN. B., fennsssse, Metropolitan.
Cooper, Edmund, Tennessee, Metropolitan.
Hawkins, ]. R.. Tsnnssess, Metropolitan.
Maynard, Horace, Tennessee, $50 18th street
Underwood, John O., Va
Wiekhss, Robert Q. Louisiana, WillArd's.
warmoth, n. O., La, Tsr DslegatsJ willard's
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS GOING
SOUTH

THE GREAT ATLANTIC sEAB0ARD ROUTE NOW
OPEN AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
FROM NEW YORK TO NEW ORLEANS,
VIA THE ~~0
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AND MANCHESTER RAILROADS AND
THEIR CONNECTIONS, ~.
To Charleston Savannah, Augusta Atlanta West Point,
con, Columbus, Montgomery Mobile, Meridian, New
Orleans, and all points South and the southves
The managers Of this old established aud favorits
route, with a view to maintaining Its wsll-known
prestige, have thoroughly refurnished with new and
magnificent passenger cars all OF the latest and no.t
approved pattern, aud built expressly with an eye to
urious palata cars possessing every modern
Improvement well ventilated and replets with every
comfort ..L
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all i'm.
poraut points South, . = ----
N. C.. By so doing you secure EXPEDITION, SAFETY,
and COMF0RT. ..
For through tickets or reliable information, apply at
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n HAN NS' URT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
... To Wit ...
In the OF Lucinda Ford administratrx ". a. Of
William Ford deceased the administrative Aforesaid
has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
Washington County Aforesaid, appointed Saturday Au-
gust II, 1868, for the hna settlement and distribution
Of the personal estate OF said deceased and Of the
sets In hand far the have been collected and
turned into money! whom and whore all the creditors
and heirs Of rad deceased notified 10 attend lat the
Orphans Court Of Washington County aforesaid, with
their claims properly vopohsd they may otherwise
by Law be excluded from all benefit In said dscsAssd's
estats provided copy Of this order be pubishsd oaee
week for three weeks In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
prsyions TO the said day. t-.
Test 80 ta o o. RoBBINs,
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ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINs LEAVE

ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE
depot foot Of Chambers street, via Pavoaia ferry
Loo A. ~ Day Express for osnAndsigua, Rochester,
Lake shore and Grand Trunk Railways, and at salA.
manca with Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
$50 H.. MIX and Way Train, Dai y, to 0tisville.
1000 A. H., Express Mall for Buffalo, Salamanca and
DunkiIk, connecting with Lake Shore and Atlantic aud
Great Western Railways. r.. ...-r. ~
&OoP.n., Way Train for Port Jsrvis and Nswburgh.
bOoPn, Might Kxpresa, for CanandaiguA, Rochester.
Buffalo, salamanca aud West. .rfIHHsn
60oP H., Lightning Express, Daily, for CanAndagua,
Roehestsr, Bufslo, bAlAmAncs, Dunkirk, and West.
Connects At Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand Trunk
Railways and al Salamanca with Atlantic and Great
Western Railway. ~ 70 = s-T
500 p m, immigrant Traia. Daily, for Busalo, sala.
mansa, Dunhirk, and West. 80 VI Z.
HUGH RIDDLA Gem sup't, New York.
Wa. = BASs, dssr Pass. AZ h New York. As.n
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN - ~ RAILROAD-lSa6.

Passenger Station In New York. corner Twenty Seventh
street and Fourth avenue.
Entrance on Twenty seventh street.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK:
For New Haven, 100, 500 (Kx }, 80 g. IN. lal6
lex g. 90 (Ex. 36. 4S0 and 90 (Rx. D p. IN, For
Bridgeport, 100, 500 Ok y, II 80 q IN. IL 10 (Ex y
800 lEx }, SO. 50, 500 OK N: For Milford and
asld. Southport and ws..poIt 90 II 50 m sts 80
N. For Norwak. 100, 90 tkx. $50 II. 80 q. N. /;
iais Ok 500 (Exl, sas 4so $50, 800 (EI N. FOr
Daren. 100 $50, ll,so a m. s+o, $50, g. 80 p. m.
$50 ,. m. Ror stamford, 90, 500 lEI $50, n.so
a. m. l2l5 (Ex), 500 (Rxl $40, 4s0, 6sO $50, g. 90
ok p, For Portchester and intermediate stations
100, 80, llSo a. m. s46, 4so, 6so $50, 100 p. IN.
CONNECTING TRAINs
For Boston via sprngneld,s 90 a IN. (Ex); 500 (Ex)
Soop. "a. For Boston via shore Line, l2i6 ok y 500
?; n. gsr Hartford and Springfield, 500 Ok m |;
l2l6, 500 lkxl, 500 D. IN. For Conneeticut River
Railroad 500 m. (Ex. IL IS p N. TO Montreal, 500
z, m, to Northampton. Eor Hartford, Providence and
New Haven, New London and stonilg!on Railroad At
90 m. l2lb, 800, 500 p, IN. For Canal Railroad,
u 10 p. m to Northampton For Housatonio Railroad
500 IN: For haugatuck Railroad, 500 q. mt 500 p.
m For DAnbury and Norwalk Railroad, zoos 80 a. m,
l. S0p. m. ,
Colnmodious sleeping cars attached to p m train.
ap2 JAMES II. HoYT, superintendsnt.