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GteamboGts auo Railroads.
ALDANY AND TROY by DAYLTG

A LBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT
N Day boats e. VIBBAED and DANIEL DREW leave
yesry ST.. 80 Mr.. daily Sundays excrgte at $50 ana
fongsiccpsr HiiSesect csssi H. and irIson Tickcs
sale for points North and West Irp tickets TO
trains and from Saratoga To saraoea - 20 Ronnd rp
g. 10.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
~ ALlnSToWN LINE 70 TIE I'VE, WE a., ,,.
al Somcr, ouh Branch H. RI Hampton Junc ion
with Del, Lack. and West H. H. at Phllipsbarg VITA L,.gh
and Division; also with Leigh Valley aiFoai
Direct line TO arr sbrrg Pittsburgh and tho West also to
Central Pennsy lysSs az, AID NewyeTk Si Sssr
Commencing May ~. lS7jtea.c New York az follows;
$50 m.AEws TRAiS ior Iaston, Bethlehem iatl Alel'
town. Mach Chunk, Tanaqua Tamaaend, WhhesDaIie'
s ; a. a.-way Train for soinerve and TIeminston.
40 m.Way Train for Easou connects at Junct on WIN
SOntrvl fr Florngon; at Easios FOR Mauc Chunk, Tam
aqua Tow a NSsoarre, scranton, &C. with through cars
1880 -Way Train for Easton, connects at Phrsourg.
i245 p m-ExrRls for Pennington. Easton. Allentown,
Maich Chunk TamsGua. Mahanoy city, Hazeton, wilkes.
barre, Reading Columbia Lancaster Eprata, foits'hic
2'i5 p EzpaEss for Eastou Belvidere, Bath Mnuch
ChnHk, WAKE sDaTTs and scranton
80 p. m.-Way Train for rlainteld
Am D. m-way Train for faston. Allentown, and Manch
a c0nnSS, M S Hell and Li Fe% aa L. H.
600 !. m.-way Tram for somer,ile.
SO b. m-EvENi1G Exrgrss daily for ias'op, Allentown,
Mauch Chunk wIkesbarre 1owanla Loading aud Harms
Cslo r. m.-way Train for soneryiie.
$50 y. m.-Ior Plsinhell.
10 .. m.-For SoneryLle
80 i. H. For T.. -
eS0 T. n-Wav IRAN for somervie.
i!r ElaIcs at 5$o SIs, $40; 7,7so, AZ sSa tS
$40, 800 1920 ill5 a. NJ; " ~ i9t1, iao 49, 5"4
SS 81 7 5S ~ 4 t so to 40 iS m ' e D.
w." o''' - ''''' X. T. RICKER. snpt and Eng
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1nsirnrtlcn.


Niscellaneous-Country.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on farm
n %' the Ns%@s e r sms For sirca
lars address Ms. II. c. MOS ELL Manh'ssst L. l.
BISHOP HELLMCTH COLLEGES, London,
d oaaa ESc eaSaed Tor f he asf
asS vSIy d %2d Sous ~ @ from bridge
President and Founder-The Rcnt Rev. I. HELLMUTH,
p G. L. Lord shor o. huron -. ,,, IN an,, staff @,
Experienced European ieacl,ers
FOR further particulars apply to the Principal
CHESTNUT-ST SEMINARY. Philadelphia.
vii dT sepy ~ for ereuiar app 6SSEY
and Miss DIILAIE l6ls chesnntst. phlsdcpha rem
CHAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN ms iITUTE.sA
~ boarding for both under The care OF The So
nefy ces IT, pn s%s %s sr1sau N.Y.
ERASMUS HALL ACADEMY. Flatbush, l..
II I. HAsBROUCK. a. NJ, Principal
PORT EDWARD INSTITUTE. n. T.; for
les aud gentlemen per year for board AT C%a e
Hd Add ssi'5 f. KING D'D. Fan Terra sept 2.
GOTHIC HALL, Stamford, Conn.-Fall Term
~ win commence sept ~ For circulars apply 10 frhe
HOME SCHOOL mt CrotOn, on Hudson
III Mrs NJ c. BARLOW, having several children Of her
educate will reccy, into heI family limited nnbt
own Every means viii adoted fof their mental moral
sica development Pupils can remain NE ehe year
EE's HOME INSTITUTE, a boarding school
stnies primary ENpepss $3.50 pei year NO
extras. References: Patrons and cloISymen
DARK RIDGE (N. J.) Institnte-Both sexes.
i Eng. and Beard s2O0pcr year S'ndfor circular
GUNNER HOME FOR CIlILDiEN.-Ad-
- dIess I!Ox 81 IIempsiead ]. l.
SCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN SEMINARY, \. D.,
ri cs win be open for bqA1KE 'e %
CTUTTGART, GERMANY.-NEW EDCCA-
- TIONAI. INSTITUTE FOR ANEkltANS OF BJIi
SEXES IN TWO ENTIRELY SEPARATE. DfFAisi-
MENTS the immediate. lIotecio ate q" ms
the Prince Herman " Neimrr Eisenacl Ihe Under
signed completed the organization OF e aDosc es
tablsnent distinctive features Receiving t- pu
pills horc returning them kews by oneof the directors
careful trai,ne Evangelical ground; good
Christian home in families Of the Dire tors; careful ana
cOsceoHs guiding and superv ting Of the Stules ana t
tire Fcaion Of the pupils travelling on fhe Continent ~
Sumn,r The Of studies is iul ami conl'lt ~ IN
the city to the pnpis, among Which me IA
nous Music Stuttgart Is the iayde German
city Americans buildings are beautifully anu ciih
fuiy slaed its outskirts. liver, thng cOmIe'c anu
strictly class differences The lhnlsh AMI Sci" nu
thMi;ies Of Stuttgart. Especially Tp \LIy Kew ~ v rc
rok Chirfs haiain 10 the King the Ncry rev = ~ v
Kapa u. Chief Preacher of the Ciy the very HcN; o. v
DR. l.. " GOher Minister o. state; His EEcclrncy Dr v
senbeis President The Department for Industry ana ON
mercc DI Hack, Mayor ~ ia" my lle lf,
= IrenXus Primo, D. H. Editor Y Observer the HeN j. j.
ID. of y. y. John j. ui1Chnau esq, ~ - Jolh
McIacka, esq; cal. etc REV /. !. l. Ga Key Dr.
WAGNEI, Directors. For further Information p'sc ga
Rev. t. f. L. GAU IS care oi 10 StateS Nc"> ork Ny
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New Publications.

CECOND EDITION READY THIS DAY.
- EVERYBODY IL READING AND RECOMMEND
ING IT.
4 DOUBLE WEDDING; or, How SIR WAS WON, by
author "Te Household Of Bouvere proving itself 10 be
the popular work issued for years Second edi
ton published ds day. Get 1t once, and read it,
Pic g. Is IL for sale by all booksellers everywhere,
oopes ri. be any one any place pOstIa remit
ting 81 10 IA a letter 10 the publishers
T. Is. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
SO6 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
CCHLIEMANN's TROJAN DISCOVERIES
- ullnstTattd.)
TayOrs Of the Explorations OF Dr. Scbne
Field VI Ancient Troy Is published in TRIBUNE
EXTRA No IS. Price, postpaid, 20 cents Seven Tribune
Extra Pamphlets any address United States tor H.
Send for circulars Address THE rRIBl Ne Now-Ysrk.
CYLINDER THE DAISIES" the most popular
y ballad by II. NJ lard has steady annual sale OF 10000
cO.i,s Tor sale by All music dealers.
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nELAWAKE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

MIN T.,
~ Elm RAILROAD footof Barclay aud Christopher sis
train with draw room cars atiaced WA Isers,
and RoontoB nanuIka Chunk, Portland, WATER Gap,
Irousrr scranton, CarbOndale, Pittst1i, NlkeshalIt
Great Bend nghamtOn oxford Norwich Rchteff Spf1i IS
Cur,laud Homer syracu-r - Easton Express, or
Oxford Manini chunk Portland Wafer Gap and Sii0nds
hurg Ion n BagIamtOn Express, with drawing room
ara acled stopping principal stations ABOVE trains
connect with iarOad Tor Aioscr Newton &cp ana
al make Lake HopacOn., Budds Lake. ana
81 - Mountain.
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

| .ONG ISLAND RAlLKOAD COMPANY.
Commencing June d. 1875. Leave Hunters Point az FOL
90 m-Exrress Grecuport, shelter Island, sag
dr1or Jontr,un Locust VALLEY, Htm 81 al an ROCK
way making connections Tor all stations ON the man line an
m-por, Jefferson Way for Port Jefferson and IN
termo and en,stea adj and ockaHay.
1875 a. nAcoommolaton for hicksyile and Tor Locust
S; maio Tor overhead Northport Iocust
Valley. impsicad and Aocka"ay coLneets at Rivcshea
400 p n'reeui or sag Harbor Express with paroi
i:5o p Port ~ making connections for
LO.ust Valley Hampstead an huckaway.
$50 +. n-Looust Valley Express, making connections fol
SIS, D. M olpor Accommodation making connec tions
for Locust Valley Hs%p: naY a% rK hIrks""y.
Leave Hunters Point at:
300 or PORT Jefferson, Locust Valley, Hampstead
GJj p For Norhpor Locust Valley, Hampstead and IN
ierneate stations aud connecting with IRAN from East New
Tur Far Rockaway-Icave Hunters Point 10 and II
a. NJ and i";o amt =. snd ,@o p ~ RcinrIngo ~ lras
~ a, ~, .d li ~ ~ a. .i a4 o ~, a. ARA - p
20 nlini,s and oo OF Thirty iout 81 T. r. - minutcspe
'ous TO drpart.re Of ia n- from iIani'rs Point.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
~ E1;h Ai nTWt or y yE%yGKKEI hNp
LONG BRANCH
SIX rRs c%@'rf a " %SY S iHy s asd excct
passing throlch Woodbridge, Perth Amboy, South Amboy,
Leave or. loot Of Lbcr st. North River, at 1870
800, ioSoa M, 100. .So, Sso IN
Leave Long Brunch at no. 800 zoos a. $50. 4:lo
In AL 10 the above accOmmola on train leaves New
York ior sOdt lmboy at $50 Leaves Sonth Amboy io
New York at e. p a.
sAgs connect At AArAwAN with all rllns 70 and from
kENPOk', and al LDNG BRANCH STATION with ali
trains 10 and from OCEAN GROVE and ASBtRY PARK.
H. i. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agent
b. f. KICKER, sup't. and Eng'r.
REGULAR CatSlill line, up the crcck.-Stcam
~ ns New Champion and Walter BRIT WI leave Iier4
cent. ,ting Il Cat~k with Churchill Inc Of Stes
THROUGH tickets soi Ia durham, Windham ant all
p"nt~ M"-t nj 'dlccd rates.
SARATOGA EXCURSION
- VIA
PEOPLES LINE.
ENLARGED accommodations offered 10 the fra "ng
puDuc 10y ding pT,lrIrors of The ,opt l.
steamers Albany IA the addition Oi the large and cIe
STEAMBOAT ST. JOHN,
which las been eXpnsvey decorated ani improved with
cal reference TO this srass c Ia O1rr state
iud unequae comforts TO the many thousands OF nleau
ysing these world renowned slr Steamers
leave il"r - y Nrh xiv daily Snndays ptei) at q
saturdays NJ p. tct ets. which he
enaa.d Z, wharf. aly and return. IS
Ia saaiona ZOO tli sept. |. 80.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
UPTOWN OFFICES, No I,Z3~ Broadway, Thirty
Grsi-st 38s Twenty third ct, Eighth ave.
,GO Iird-aye, F0 ~ seyentl-si.: nj the HARLEM
OFFICE. No 2:xsi Ihird@ye, cor. onehnndIed and
twenty fur-st 1fariem Savings Bank Bung) AID a; the
BKO0KLYS BRANCH OFFICE No. Be- Was,ingtOnst.
door " the Postoace up 70 y. at IeguI oLce
eateA
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Fer Young Ladies City.

Fer Young Ladies City.
HENDRICK INSTITUTE, 25 West 2Gth-st.
i French German. and English Boarding and Day
School for Young aes also healthy AMI delicate CMdteh
Music and Fine spec atty. Apple atios rece cd tuh
Summer septcnbei. Delicate pupils strengthened by
gynnastic dancing liftiuF. aAd movement cure.
" rr SARAH l.. HENDhlCR, Principal.
KINDERGARTEN, Al East 43l-st, near
IN Madison ave. eldest AM best kindergarten 4 the city
An the Froebel occupations alcAt tpr0l. hy. Training
class for Mothers AMI Si)Ois az families supplied
v ith kndeTgartneTs Mis- F. NJ COL, Pan.
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Go tDbom it man Concern.

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS oP RAID Transit P,gT
Coun oF CoAAoN PLEA-, Ngw COu.rh9. H. I
NFN.N Ohk, JIly H. 1915.
FLNIIE COMMISSIONERS of RAPID TRANSIT
her by give netice that the purpose o cxpe ng the
basines Tor which they pointed they request tat AL
plai- and endg be- cOnmun cilcd them
10 route method ~ construction, operation VI Rli
Transit Eail@a b. made To them nit b-orr
|, 1915, Office Moie- AMI b., left
This office any dav exccr Sauriay between 10
3 H. M. JOSEPH SELL IMAM, President.
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Irsirntilon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
ELECTRO-M COLLEGE.
IL \ state incorporation ap-
proved by the Governor June 1879 connences ~ next
FOR College Circulars and Electrical hrcan frte, add
ALBERT j. STEELE, T. NJ d. Irost Ie Cooper Union, N y
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s 80; D' Win the 10 a. H. WiiirE OtNTNIN TX
PRESS. Nes and elegant drawing room caIs THROUGH
without change.
pENNsYLVAkIAR AILROAD:-THE
GREAT rEuNk LINE md uNiiED slAL rs Nall n
c@tlandtss a. fellows:
EApr,s larr7surg Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
with umin Palace Cars attached $50 a. Ill.,. and ESQ p
For iii,spCit and Lock Haven via philadelphia and
ie X. II. DIV connecting at philadelphia $50 o. ~; Tor
meeting at Cory or nusvi Petroleum CENTRE anu the On
For Baltimore, Washington and the South, Limited WASH
Lapr - OF in n aII az , @ car e
40 a. M and p ~ Dina; s"7'y p 10 30 M 70 30 a.
ssG and p nsS sHsday $50 T.
30 iof ard a. at r G. 5 ana 4 fSH i1'
81 10, 1880 and II night SUNDAY, 0:-O' and $40
10 SSr tii,a aS SaG $50 - rs
i fSF s s1~iy GSs as 81 Z e. T. S fS
FOR Woodbrdsc Perth AnDoy. sou, AmbOy, and 10
Faf Sew BTas@cs. aud ~ M. ., Sio 4:lo, $50.
10 3P l.,d T. ni 3 noo sunday a, 81 M m
For Kingston and Is,SAy HIl s. 40 a; NJ and 70 IN
For For n@ %Ssq 80 n ~ ana H. p ann " Ill.,
For liciangg. rhiinrSOg, ana Belvdsre $3.50 m end
ST Msgs and sS%s1s na a B and Camden and
} Fo9 F. tr , lS 80 s. a. d No. ' 81 as 4lopm
For Earmin. dale and sqnal 10 a. a. ana z p M
For ghs,own PsnDerton and Camden, via Pea Amboy,
Trains arr We as loow. h9m itls eargh G'S ana iCSo
,%r AK d Ma F S sh Ht on a a 1S 20 a. n.y.
ij IL, am, 1927 p NJ; sunday, go a. NJ ana = p ui
re'n Pnad pi 10 go 90? 10 i9 I i6 IL o. a. NJ,
nv 70 Gl ia q ~ W: ana al io7 % M sun
Ticket Offices 526 and 9ii Broadway. No AsOF House,
ootlyS and nos ia G. aud lis iIuosonsI. ho6oken.
i.mig amt 4 lcket once, No. Battery place.
u. II. BOY -, II. Gen Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
SARATW,A.-Dncctr route, via Citizens Line.
y Elegant leaving New York ia Is (salurays
a II %. NJ. y H., II.
cuson ic.t NewYork to Saratoga and return, good 30
lays. only 81.
'TiIE BEST YETI 10, for ~.
WHITE MOUNTAINS AND Mt. DESERT,
Via Norwich line.
e. only for the round rp from New York and return.
Choice q. Seven Routes
Passengers allowed 81 stop over at any point
Circulars th ul uloriualo may 10 had a. IN. pIincal
sat On the Erie the lenis anna ana Ia. hlella,
ilmngtOn and Baltimore RAILROADS, where tickets also
for sale.
ASA White Mountain tickets by the Norwich Line"
I'VE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
i CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
short route 10 Babylon Bayshnre lsp sayvs, aud Pat
chOguc.
Leave hunters Point on m. Babylon way train
Leave Hunter Point $50 "a m.-Paehosne mail TRAN. with
PAT lpr ear attached
Ie,ve Hunter Ioini 90 p m.-patchocue way train.
Leave Hunters fo n so y. M. cbogue train,
with IaIlOr attached
cave Hunt rs ioint 90 D. m.-fslp way train
For parl!c liars bills AID small time alcs Also o1
"a IN u AMI from faingdale. Central iark, Hyde lark,
Illsiale and other stations laVc NcwlOrk,
foot Of Jamtsp East River 80 inmates aud foot III Thirty:
fourth st. last hlyrr mnnts pryioas 10 the ,epariu q
Hunters Point for Great Neck IIcnpstead Gsren CITY, rat
cos and all way stations, AT 80 and 90 p IN fus
tons, at 10, 10 90. llO0 and % 10, 90 go III
1. II. BARTON super ntendent
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\ TOGA--Teaye. daily N p. Sundays exccpied) ron
Pier ~, North Rive, foot Of Canal II.
SPECIAL NtrICE-On "a rlay, July s. ana every sal
LOlicc the steamers OF this ne VIII leiVo
at D D. M Of H. her Ctoe, N orier Ia con
Albany with the Sunday Doling train fi saratoga
mi Ia, H'pSf
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pnfLADnLpHLA via LONG BRANCH and

i TIE NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN Raj ROAD
Fare from New. York Ia Phlladel hia emily ~ Is.
Commencing MONDAY, June -, 10 tie new, sanch,
and connections steamboats, JtS-h BOY and IWjLIOhl,
conn. a ns at sandy HOOK vita all trains, viii
Leave New. YORK from lieI = y r., loot OF Iccfofst.
ia m For Long Branch and Red Bank.
oiJ m-Fpr PIilidelI Ia, Long Branch, Toms River,
WaretOvn, Vine and and IIiis"on
100 H. Philadelphia, Long Branch larDega, TUCK
eriuu al statlons
$50 A. m ENpress Tor Ph lad, pha and Long Branch.
through Phadc u lila on $50 IN. q ain
446 f. Long Brau,. Toms River, and Aaf"UOwn.
FIoli OF .itl-st., North River, II. and T.
Snuaays-lr,1n oath P-r, 300 a. Pier :, y r. $50
O. NJ army ug 1t Long Branch lbs Returning, leave
Lo DrInc 90 .. m arrive lrr : $50 p M ~ - PER
Z lOo. m WIN. - ~ EDEN, General Manager.
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GteamLoats ana Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and al points on HOusatOnic
ID and Nsneaflck ltaiiroads Fare a. Steamer BRIDGE
FORT leaves Catannelp a. 100 and bridgeport at ii
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DROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON
WHITE MOUNTAINS via
q


Dai from from Ticr 30, River, at m, connecting
sion. 0n with the 40 q. III. WHITE MOUNTAIN TX
PRESS. Ne and elegant drawing room CARS THROUGH
without clan
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HPPO1lTlUN MLkVHAN IS LINZ To
~ ALBANY and TROY, landing AZ Catskil - e-n.r j. y
SCHUYLER from Pier 81, y. r.. Frankiinst MOS DAYS
WEDNESDAYS, ana FRIDAYS, =. m, Fare, - cent
deck cab With bcrts 81. only 81 % 10 EntaiI fl.lG
j. ". nNNtoA
SUNDAY EXCURSION, a. H., 2ithst. - NeN bnret
81 rs Pouglke cpse n.bcck, Iask, ATKINS IL II
tIrn tickcts 81 90 arryDg NeM.Yo YORK SAM day.
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~ BOAT L,SE Pier "a. n. R---steamer CIIRY sTENAH
daily landing az 2fth foT Ycnters.
Tanyio~u. Ny cs. kocsland ake Hav.rmw, verplaDcks
TOmnins Cose and Peekssl The ADELPif at j.. land
ing al 2ih for EngleNOo, NonkeTs Hastings, Tavptown,
Syac1 SIM sing, and Hayersraw. The ALEXIS at $50
except Sundays and TbnFsiays for Enge wood, YoDk-
er, HASTINGS, TaIytown MAX and Sing Sing returning
43U Lsves nj $50 tor 1J2d st. EngewOod, and Yonk.rs-
For pariicnaTs inquire II l. LANE, Agent ON Pier -.
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CTATE LINE. ...,,,- ,,,.,,,..
- SI.W-YOItk t. GLASGOW, IINERPOpI Dt Bill,
- BELFAST, AND LONDON DERRY.
Those elias. fdLpDsrr steamers Will sal from tom
rsnys I irr NJ. 30, North III ser, as follow: -,
STATE OF GEORGIA w nhesit' !uH
STATE OF PENS>N LNANIA. Nr'uer ihy, Ahe !
STATE or IkDIANA ...--..... Wetnrt aV y w. =
Aud EVERY WEDNESDAY thereafter First Cabin = 90
and 500: Return Iirkcts $40. second cabin in>Sa
$50 Ertn $50. Secrdge ~ lowest rates App. L"
AUSTIN BALDWIN Il Co., Agents, ~ Broadway, y. !.
SIEEEAGE NEEICE ~. - BklADNAN.
The daily Argus., 1875-11-17
Hack Mails,

PREEMrTIoN mail leaves Milan Wednesday and
Saturday Mornings at 9 O'Clock, suppl ying Preemp
ton, Viola, SueZ, Norwood and AleAis-ihe termi-
nation of the route, The return mail IS on Tuesday
and Friday, arriving at Milan at ppm
New WINDSOR mail leaves Rock Island on Wed
nesdays and Saturdays at A. M, and arrives Tues
days and Fridays at ) p NJ. Supplies Rural, kich-
land GroYe, SwedOna. and New Windsor. Note
Mail matter from Rock Island for New Windsor is
sent Via the ST. Louis cars.
ALEDo mail yhack from Rock Island daily at
A. NJ. supplies Milan, Andalusia, Edgington Buf
lalo Prairie, Hamlet and Aledo. This hack arrives
In Rock Island daily at p. NJ. N0te-Mai mat er
from Rock Island for Aledo is sent via ct. Louis
cars.
The mail from EdgingtOn 10 Muscatine leaves
Edgington Mondays and Thursdays at 8 A. NJ, sup
plying Illinois City and Drury post offices, return
ing same day
Alec leaves Edgington for New Boston Tuesdays
and Fridays a. A. NJ, supplying Buffalo Prairie,
Ferdinand and Copper Greek.
Also leaves Edgington Wednesdays and Satur-
days at P. M, for Pleasant Ridge post office, re-
urning same evening.
The daily Argus., 1875-11-17
VAN DEUSEN'S
Worm ConfeCtiOns

my child was relieved of thirty-fivc worms, -
Winfield Malew, 512 River Street, Troy, N. Y.
MY child passed over thirty worms, ,"-Mrs.M.
Walters, 112 River street. Troy, Y.
MY child was relieved of thirty-si6 worms -
McGrcen, 452 Second street, Troy, n Y
My child was relieved of a large quantity of pin
worms, IS Clement, 62 Green street, Troy, N
my child was relieved OF twelve worms by ta-
king Van Dusen's Worm CONNECTIONS. Margaret
Iasell. 81 Van Wort street, Albany.
BY using Van Deusen's Worm CONNECTIONS my
child relieved OF forty worms, ''-Almina Clute,
399 State street, Albany, N Y
'By uslng one box of Van Deusen's Worm Con
fections my five children passed over one hundred
worms. MARY Ann Lovett, 325 State ST., Albany
MY children were relieved of twenty five worms''
e Husk kenghan, 2S Bradford st, Albany, n Y.
my two children were relieved of over fifty
worms by using one box of Van Deusen's Confec-
tions."-Mrs Richard Bailey, 710 Fourth ST., Troy.
by using one box of Van Deusen's Connections,
mp child passed twenty fl worms, all over twelve
inches long,"-Mrs NJ Dugan, 102 Sixth Street, Ho-
boken, N j.
MY child passed worm over two feet long -
Catharine Pender, Jefferson Street. Hoboken, n j
MY child was relieved of ten worms Mrs NJ
Phalon. Catharine street, Jersey City.
MO child passed fifteen worms Margaret Ho-
gan, 143 South Eighth street, Jersey City
MY children Iassed large number of worms by
taking Van Deusen's Worm CONNECTIONS. Mary
Head, 50 Martin street, Albany,
The daily Argus., 1875-11-17
only exist by grant, or by some act of the

only exist by grant, or by some act of the
donors equivalent to grant.
Where nothing appears to indicate for
what particular use grant or donation of
land is made to the public, we can see no
reason why pa-ol evidence is not admissi-
BILE to show the object to which it was to
be devoted. Otherwise we should be left
to determine the use by mere conjecture,
or be compelled to declare the purpose as
conclusion of law, neither of which VIC
are authorized to do. ...
Where the intention is made manifest by
any expression as to the use. the dedicat-
ors will not be permitted to show by
extrinsic evidence that they intended a
different public purpose, The expressed
declaration made at the time of the grant
or donation must control.
The case at bar falls within the princi-
pie declared, Here was a donation of q
square of land in the center of a town to
the public, but as to the manner it shall
be enjoyed or to what particular public use
it was to be devoted, the grant is silent.
There is no custom or local usage that con-
trolls. The town is not, and was not ex-
pecte5 to be, county seat, and, no pre-
sumption arises that it was for site for a
court house or other public buildings.
Hence, resort must be had to the contem
poraneous declarations and acts of the
donors or grantOrs.
Considering the evidence offered on this
subject it clearly appears that it was the
intention of the proprietors of the town in
making the dedication of this block OF
ground that it should forever remain an
'open square" for the convenience and
common benft of the inhabitants of the
village.
Acquiescence on the part of the corpor
ate authorities for so great a perild az
shown by the testimony strengthens this
conclusion.
The decree does not forbid the village
trustees, as has been suggested by counsel
from enclosing the square, from making
walks, and planting it with ornamental trees
or doing anything else to make it pleasure
ground for the use Of the inhabitants oI
the village whenever they may think pro
per to do so.
The decree of the circuit court must be
affirmed.
Decree affirmed.
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