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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09

FIRST STEAM BoAT.-The Bunker Hill stopped
at our wharfast evening on her way to Chicago
being the first arrival of the season from the lower
Lakes.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09

The iavorte steamer James Madison, has
been rebuilt, with a splendid upper cabin ST.
miar TO the Great Western.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09
[lIAMLEr.

A tall man, by the name of BIRD, has been cleo
ted sheriff of Dane county.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09

ERESH GARDEN SEEDS, Ruta Baga do.
L Vegetable Coffee do. at
j. S. MUNSONS.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09
AUCTION STORE.
New Store, New Firm, and New
Business.
w. CHASE & Co.

W. CEIASE q co.
EEAVE just opened an Auction and
4 q Commission Store on Main street.
between Marshall & Phelps tin and hard
ware Store and the New-York store, where
they will be ready at all times for the trans
action Of business in this line.
O. Sale days on Tuesday and Saturday.
W. CHASE 81 Co
Southport. Sep. ooh 1912.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09
IN CHANCERY.- WALWORTH DISTRICT
COURT.
Russell II. Mallary !
vs. Wisconsin Territory,
Abram Edgerton & Walworth county, SIS.
Canrne EIrartnn


George EdGerton.
It satisfactorily appearing to the court that's sub
poena answer, has been duly issued to the cor
onor Of said county, in the above entitled suit, and
that the same has been returned by the coroner of
SAID county and that the said defendants cannot be
found in said county; and it further appearing by
affidavit that said defendants are nonresidents Of
this Territory: it is therefore ordered by the said
court. on motion Of c. VI. Baker, solicitor for the
complainant that the said defendants appear and
plead. answer or domur to the said complainant's
bill of complaint, on or before the Goth day Of Au
gust 1913, or that in default thereof the said bill
be taken as confessed agaid them. And it is fur
Their ordered, that copy of this order shall within
twenty days be inserted in the Southport Tele-
graph, newspaper printed in the county of
Racine in said Territory, and be published therein
in six weeks successfully, at least in each Of
said weeks.
LIZ GRAND ROCKWELL, Register.
G. NJ. BAKER, Solicitor. IS
Dated at Elkhorn, this 28,h day of April 1843.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09

THE SOUTHPORT TELEGRAPH
Is published every Wednesday, at 50 20 c.a.,
per annum, IN advance. IF payneu, he M .S
previous to The expiration of the first six month.
an additional % cents viii be charged.
Advertisements inserted at the rate of 81 p.s
square (seventeen lines under) for the FIRST 80
ton, and % cents for each subsequent insert;o,
All advertisements left without notice as ~ -.
number ofnserttons, will be continued unit; E,h;.
and charged accordingly.
No subscription will be discontinued mil III
arrearages are paid, unless at the optic, .f -.
Editor
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09

4 TARROWFAT and Garden Peas, for sale by
w G. c. MANNEY.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

The subscribers have this day disposed of their in.
terest in the Forwarding and Produce business M
this place to Messrs, Hutchinson. Wheeler 81 CO.
Southport Feb %, 1843, WHITING & co.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09

LOUR ROWED BARLEY. for sale by
G. c. MANNEY.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09
L II NJ B E R.

FT7HE subscriber has now on hand
Il good assortment of Seasoned Pine L'smber,
H. can accommodate those who wishto purchase.
with almost any kind or quality. Also Oak Lumber
hon and for sale. L. POMEROY.
Southport April II, l643.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09

GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
OF every variety, can be found at
WIN: B. SLOCUMS.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09

In Ordinance TO Prorj9e for The re1aoraz
Of DISTINCTIONS and NuiSanceS in streets,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09

NJ. FRANK, Secretary.
Southport, May 9, 1913.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09

An Ordinance relative to Fire Arms and Swine.
TbE it ordained by the President and
& d Trustees the village of Southport,as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03
Passenger Sailed.

EnoM Bo:ros-n the steam hip CALEDONIA for Liverpool
Deli Mrs Deli ssd child Raw Geo Beckwirh w Mann
snd lady Sam Saunders, Amasa Walker, Of Boston, Ms
s.sli.h Jas Owen WIN Boston Rey Michael Cun.n Levi.
ThiladeiIh. W% Gibson Of Bsmore. George Storm Of
icG and w% a LARD Of Mobile sag:y
Pancse Jr Pruabomme A Prudhomm. and joshua Dig
o. On. OF Orleans, Wm Henry, Of Natchsz Miss L
shut, 81 BFadfSd Csnad, ye; ANDREW. Texas. Rev
line 9aifsni C.rmlIo samiento Valentine Terri aud Anto
TO rar' % Sew Hrs3ada Mr. McCalmont Of LopaeI Mr.
and iadS Dr. Prescott Nathan Me,caf J,mes Ives, jar
diie Barron Crawford Allen, Philip Allen, Archer,
Job B.ete, lady and seIy.nt-l5 ,Iotal:7l.
LoNpoN.pscket SHY MediatoI-Wm Roche. Amedee Pew
rot, Alex MtRary Mr. Cook, Ms w Johnson Mr. and Mrs
ntiGey Of New Yorl; Rev John MITCHELL and D. Lewis
noo, Byswn q Washington cty John RBrs. lady and
Emily Frat 81 nssvile OHIO; Mr. Boron ard lady and Mi
Borrop. OF Yoikville; J,hn Alma Edward Ams, Miss
Hb%s M'T , and Emily Alma N,gaa Csrsa VIM Ma
Davis, Of London John Hoy, OF Befsss, Ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03

twill be Observed that Fairfield county has a popua
ton nearly equal to Wcstchester, but manufactures
10 por cent greater and its agriculture 40 per
less because the latter, contiguous New York. has
certain and good market at all seasons The natural
York. aud Danbury the centre Of ell its operations Yet
thxpense of land carriage to market is great
exclude produce from this market An intersection
OF the Housaonc at that point taps the whole trade of
the country and psurs the Harlem road into the
bosom Of New York.
The receipts Of the Harlem road, ct its very low
prices and only open eight miles beyond Harlem river
will average $500 per day. One day this week they
touched S397. or this business very little, IL any,
freight 1t mostly from pleasure space
oftwslve miles. At very moderate outlay, addition
of 10 miles of railroad through counties yielding annually
above, $905OO0 OF produce and manufacturers,
be made to the business This will doubtless be done
the work in the hands Of men whose enterprise and
equal to their intelligence. The completion Of
the road White Palms. which will be made by October
will draw the whole trade Of that county, which,
above Is $4oOoOO0 the road. Now the report
of the company which printed shows that the
rent expense Of the road for 1871 $4,000 and the
fare from passengers was $6sss3 The incidental ex.
psnsss Of that year Those have been
cut off, The average receipts this spring $3.50 per
day equal to $isbOo per month, $4,000 per
lfnow the additional trade Of Westchsster County pu
upon the road the company say they declare dvi-
dsnd inJanuary. dividend Of per cent in January
prce of ~ CT for the stock would yield per cent
the Investment 10 per cent per snnum. These sp
pear to be the views ofthe company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03


None %.y%aGa Ts::SD cS;
Deyf s%
S:s: Ms;;
Ship 81 Layegps, Brown 40 day: from Liverpool with
s.Sas c s. G cha: Ts.
British Srs Arab, Howe "a days from Bidsford Eng with
'Ss h fs q Trinidad d. Cuba
~S sdss to ts 70
Pr.ty Bradford &c DAYS from New Orleans, with md:e
Brig st L,wIence Griffin. IS days from New Orleans, with
Br. Temple. IL days from Georgetown SC with cotton,
b. Rss 10 iShr Co, Lucas. day. from 81 Johns Me- in
>, DAY. from if'snln La with
rs. i s Gay. from New Orleans with 1000
bS ses1 sSI g days from New Orleans. with
vi s md. saS. ESSs s 70 dy from New Orleans
sshT osn.ee' weseh sdsy: New ori.sns with corn
Dsml-s passengers Len soop wis% for New York, IL
sehI Js.sph Helen. Rider. days from A,,aLapss, with
sehT Commerce, wray from wilmington NC. with naval
cetton, to f.. q. Powell. 49, WIZ"
schr Alexandria Lewis from Alexandria with flour. to
Sturges Clearman. ~''''
schr saml Abbott from Baltimore with cor to johnson
LowJen. 's'
schr Ellen, Tyler days from Philadelphia with coal 10
master.
schr Gen. Hanson Grant, Virgins.
u. 8. steamer Union, Lieut.. Hunter from Boston
sailed.
Ship Brooklyn, James River and others.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFrtcE RHopE isLANbER,>
NEwreRr, June I, 1919 (
Ar May 3l,H West, Philadelphia for Boston; Trader
lcker?n, and hzabeth Nckerson, Boson Tor New York
tranquil JONES' and Fnsncer Velsor do DO; Helen, Gard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03
Provision Market.

The markets were literally supplied with meats of all
kinds The lamb and mutton offered yesterday of
the best quality contrasting very materially with the
leanookng trash that stalls have been filled with during
the whole spring eve handsome veal, only
old cut from that weighed 240 lbs
and looked like one lump Of fat Vegetables do not get
plenty so fast expected the unprecedented cold
weather keeps all kinds of Vegetation back Gooseberries
and currants havemade their appearance at Is per quart
Green peas have been for SALE but they look SMALL and
almost unfit to eat
The fish market is kept well supplied shad are still
brought In and sell at 81 cents for the best Asparagus
Is still high-our quotations have advanced this week.
Dried peaches sell for 81 % per bushe plums 81 % do
and apples 81 do.
Prices in the annexed table have slightly changed this
week which corract
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03
n arriel,

On Thursday evening, LIST inst by Rev. Mr.. Poisal,
JAMES w PrcKNEY. Esq. to Miss EMELrNE E. GRAro Err
all of this city.
On Thursday morning. LIST, by Rev. Mr.. Powers Vicar
General OF New York, Dr. VIM. MAFFIrr, Asst Surgeon
U Army, to JULIA, daughter of P. Chouteau Jr. ESQ.,
Of St LouIs, Missouri.
May s0th, by the Rev C. @. Sommers A. NJ, WILLIAM
Thomas KEMBLE to SARAH ANN UNDERWOOD eldest daugh.
ter of the late Thomas T. Underwood Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03
Home Forts.

d. ocknss msss Sophia kenney do. wx do Helen
WoIoAsr, Apr a7-Am MaihIIde, sehwank. Charleston
Home Eorts.
G1ooos::9 Msy ssAm HCward EdIidx B.S9Ts
s4L5H May sc2T stranger Hensr.on no GscSeso~n, DC.
Gs9s gs 4o sf sRS Sssi.
Dswns Para and mkt.
sell, iIss% Rs As' Gssd fys
T' Net w% p # si.s f Rsae md
ns o SS .isa. NY.a Mentor Hunt Big
S;. sPIaSsI; %ssas My Asa lit%oss Ssp. ..
Howe: Gs%es .Ts %ris
SbnDFSso May sl-Au Comsia Rieketsoa NYork
JUNE snS%a and Sa sse
pha' sachem Kirby NYok Conquest do; Georgia.
PsovIDEscE. May Starr Thos Fenner, Nicserson Kappa
Rondsa 'Hi aaa6 and Ynses
Tpsde ph'' j." Long Hawkins and Times, Oaks New
s3 Mes f ss9' sass s Ts5
Nay May % ot knSI SIa Nyot
MAJ M;.hGi9 ,!a sssas%a SANDERS. fhi,ds
wight .sd Tss,7y A Syssy
len Bos.on Horace Burns, and Lottery, Mason, NYork.
sA S P' Ga SdSs cssi b r.
s.a hSss
Js%aS. McKee, To~ Troy NY
AR Rosd w1. May
Gsa%s, sn' Es s Sft s Rs'f Dodge. Boston
NsrraRansett Baker Boston,
CHARLESTON. May 3o-Ar Char man. Thomson NOrleans
Sid Olympia Hoberton. Havre.
SAVANNAH 11ay 28-Cd Bradshaw IBrl Youpg Liverpool;
Havre. Carpenter, Boson Augusta, fwood ork Sid
ca 1S,es ma' .srs
Baltimore, Arr goth, Diamond Hslock. PhiladsIphia. Cid
MOBILE, May 25-An Selma, Smith, NYork. Cid Delight,
WoOen, CepoO.
NEw ORLEANs, May 2s-Arr Wellington McIrtyre, Liver
pco Freedom. Petit Tobsco Cid Rochester,, Owen, Vera
G'uz Arkansas Burgess anu Caspian Psen NYok; Bevis,
H5igrs BrtoH Thee Konc Bunge Cruz; Panter
lBr Manhs,l Lo1dSn Cohan,sv, Harper Philadelphia; Eli
LaRuna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03
Passengers Arrived.

AT BosroN-Steam Ship Acadia-Miss Scrlpp, Mrs de
SPonics and fou. chlIS:n and female and NJ.
Henry Mason, Mr. d Bereke Mr. Ryan. M W scripps,
bearer Of dispatches from the American Legation,
don, Humphrey, Mr. Montgomery. MIR Iurnbull. MIR L
Sat; GO NJ GGd JsrS%e RSshmr
servant From Halifax for Boston-Mf Yates, Mr. Dun, connie
Nr Bigelow, Ca,t Birdmote: At Malfsx-Mr Morrow NJ
Red Mrs Reid j. Mr. Smith, Hlehard Neville,
Albert Rudolph, Francis, Mrs ThatcheT-97 In the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03
90 FOR .aMgsEMENTs, SEE LAST PAGE
NlBLO'S GARDE

NlBLO'S GARDEy.
~ The public pecully informed that the Garden
OPENED FOR THE SEASON.!
The best Artist. have been o5 the last months
ea he
vafces OF Philadelphia added to the already
seryaory and Green House of the Garden.
novelty viii Be the feature re Of f Il.
i fHs Hish HI,% 'ai:nsssa :, ,,,,,,
From New Orleans, the establishment will perform
short ensasemo 5Pi :Hd eT?d'ee 'eve'l
OF Doni1s' Hs &EE Aq Gxlv VI ADAM in which
ENGLISH sRPta eS%j'
NJ Nc s' i So II i F S SSS$$s.
The celebrated Performer together with other eminent
THE isHfsfiFH & f5Rsi Fl i Ei" F&MLY
G SAdsF IL ai RxvEH Of
MoN SCp MAkTfS HNb MISS WELLS
Are also engaged and will several and popular
Arrangements hay been made with MR. EDGE. the uur.
vailed artist in Fire WORKS who during the produce
Consists OF 80 Musicans carefully selected from those ranking
Cs high In Their profession; I'm - ~ mr.,
The newest Overures and Compost UsIC Of Mu:
sId SIr. La1rs End tsby from London
season. between the parts Of the entertainments in the Apollo
The GAR3EN has been highly ornamenedGrotto, FOur.
tans. Arecurs, and Promenades, all newly arranged
and fitted up, wi h thousands Of Gas Lights
aud varegated Lamps, ard open
EVERY EVENING" Sunday Excepted)
THE kEFRESHMENT SALOON,
Has been spenddv decorated and Three Magnificent Ch
deliers brilliantly lighted with Gas suspended from the
ceiling giving splendid effect to the whole.
10 The Refreshments will be Of the choicest variety. Ice
Creams Fruit Ices TIC, ofsuperior quality
No erdeayors will be wanting to render NlBLOS GAR
GEN worthy continuance of the liberal support has hthe
to received and character cpang the
raj wish Of the public and rendering the whole bmen
unsu rpassed in America Europe.
strict Police will be enforced, aud great taken
prevent the admission Of improper persons.
u Price Of Admission, Fifty Cent?.
" limited number of Season Tickets will be aispos-
ed o..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03
state OF Trade.

But little doing in the market to-day
Cofee-Prces are ow-sses 1900 bags Brazil 81 81
laoo do Lssuirs n ST 500 do Cubs 81 a74 100 do st.
Domingo, 81 q ST.
Conon-fho market active. Prices fully sustained.
with shade improvement so0o bales Uplands, 81 81;
1000 do Msbile 81 and l0A 1000 do New Orleans.
and l0A.
Prosisions-Pork Prime and Mess, 90 and 1905 sale
State Mess $40 s7 Beef City Mess at s73 old Prime
at 37t al 60 Hams at a cents Lard, 81 Butter &c.
.qshes-sales Of Pots at 81 so 56t Pearls at So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03

On Tharsday, the LIST inst after Illness SARAH
MowBRAY, aged Is years.
Her friends and acquaintance also the friends OF her
brothers, John and Thomas Mowbray, respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this day. Saturday. ock
p from the residence of her brother 400 Grand street.
without further invitation.
On Friday morning. I'd inst JOSEPH GrANNINI q native
of Switzerland. aged 43 years.
The friends and acquantances respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral at his late residence 42d street.
Saturday afternoon, at 8 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03
PhiladcIphia cattle Market.

JUNE Observation-Disclosures in market vz-94sfrom
Ohio-520 went to New York Sales were made att 81 to
63cents, extra 81 cents-52 left over
Cows and Calves-Ss0 in market-Sales at $l3 q $22
extra $50; Springers $ll SIS. Dry Cows, SIS 50
Calves sold at 81 81 80 extra so; live weight 1t
cts
Hogs-25O Hogs-saes were made at At cts; extra
cents
sheep-e78 in market--Sales at So a 81 2A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03
DoTnestlc lmDor,.tYonu.

New ORLEArs-Brg st Lawrence-22 kegs lard cks bees
wax Macy son43 bbls lard 20 do pork do azseed 80
lard cs hams do shoulders Croker Sale Warrcn3 bxs
bnoty Snydam Sage &co-37 lacks whe Averil-262
Phelps Ey,inge-sO bbs flour Ravens co-273
81 do wheat Allen Whittlesey8O9 bars lead beeswax
Strachan & Scott.
New ORLEAEs-Brig Proxy47 hides bags feathers Spssr
Patton33 hhds 100 bbs hhds Rober
Williams5o bbs starch do hams do flour do fruit key
lard J X Miibanks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03
M A RITIM E HERALD


We shall esteem il favor If Captains Of Vessels will Civ,
20 CoInmodore ROBERT SrLvEy, of News Fleet a Re
gcn Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed thu
vess Spoksn on Their Passage List of their Cargo
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents az home abroad will also confer favor By
sending to this Qce all the Marine Intelligence they car
received. - ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03
Foreign ImpOrtatfons,

LIvERPoo-Ship st 80 tons pig iron vin-l0
chs indigo More wood-l crts Winkley-it browne
% cks Patrick co., r T. Robins cc-2 McFaTlanc
100 SKIS salt 81 bales flax Hicks co5Oo SIX. salt Browne
ord-r.
RIO GnAHpE-Brig Alfred Hsmmond-i3si hides Al bales to
oIdsr-773 hides Corning son-17 do 1888 calf skins w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03
'p-s7e in market--sales at So a 81 2a
Foreign Markets,

TRINIDAD, May ll.-Freights-To Europe, none at al
TO the States per box for Sugar end So per HID e
Moaases were the last rates. But little nothing dont
Price Of moasses ~ dollars per 10 CALLS cask not incl
ded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03

rsssd up, Widss wsis Mafs9s,s for PrSy 81
gull and Finsncier.
General Record.
Va, III s h LsM a. from Shield. Hs Js:
bearing miles by the Jsssore OF NYork from Canton
The ssso,e w on The sbosrd tack with
Pm4rrs-C.pt. Dectny, of The brig Watson. was .nssed
bya patica schr OF jamaica the 9th Of April and fired
rs & s Ct the s ss B
0rsan. to 81 John ran upon The FLORIDA Reef of Key
taking out one sloop load brsush this beed
% s was sS
and va: rG,oned VIII great and fidelity and with
s n'' Sss IN the sa:.
The baraue ~ Hsanpy not yet given The case Of The brig
awrsncs !: to &c Tried The case efhs Rudolf h.
DRIrr or THE Cv.Sssr%we learn from correspondent,
ssn ca ps ns
Wasfqas Hill, by Mr. Tdae Smith, From the paper found
Hole "oTF from ae@.
% on he e. The sss
Go GSMa.sc. OF Nsw YonxThs total number q arrival.
same period last year, 49, Ceaauces for May I843
COMMERCE. or BosToN.-Arrivas during the month Of
c.,x.;. Ships Barqaes. Briggs. schrs. soops. Total
FFS Sssisn. Il + 8 SO ss e ~
o. bsioIeign arrivals. ship bnques, s briggs schs
Ciearances during the same p-,od-
Ships. Barques. Briggs. schrs sloops. Total.
FFS Sssisn, 9 70 8 49, 49, Z ~ ~
Ofthe foreign clearsnce baque IT bgs and 80 schs
from June t s4l to Juns list. lSl,. 500
From June ls42, to June l. 1913 40
In favor of 1872. .................. 90
COMMERCE QUEsEc-The arrivals to the eth of NAV,
H4s'' 422
IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03
.1OUIiUN SALES.
BY BELL & COWARD.
Stores Nos. n .fnu nd ms P,suoa er<
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY,
Splendid AL, elegant seco hard ADD household aid
'unture oil all descriptions, Of families removing.
Aso; "a continuation large lot Of hotel furniture and an
articles. '''' o''e' 'N"a's housekeeping
MONDAY,
Large sale 9f valuable watches, ewsiy. gold aud silver
Also, several splendid second hand watches. 20 bras, work
clocks glass and 'h0" '' TtE ss
L.u. Sale ofissa m BE p isls GsS Of
Iai sss 's:si Gy cn t
retail dry goods "gS; 3 SSsT q 1'sn'e'
At ioX o'clock. in the sale rooms.
p'0 second baud and !, TT5 5TS,s of' descriptions
and ,a: :ss second hand
piano S,s viz. 10 FRS, rate ,C;eMood and %shOs..y PINE
fine order touch and tone severn. with wsInntse Most Of
Also, % valuable painting. and other valnabls.
Catalogues ON Wednesday.
A Y RdIa1sy N0rG.EM1E0 3 NAM CO. 5,a
sfs1s js' and r hi
.s:S S: 3, a sPfs A.: ; sS aS
sna ehampne T9s glasses dssanter splendid astral a
dIesck candlebras jirandoe', liquor eases Sc Sale
peremprory. ie 3-ltsr
"A GoOds.-B. MoOny 90. sell day O'Clock.
OIL Maiden Lane, genera Of Hardware md
cy Goods viz q and blade Pen and Pocket Knives RAJ
Dry
also 200 cards superior Knives Catalogues ready
u Ter
M. HENRY, Auctionrtr
UCTlON NOTiCE-hypohecated Wachcs-strnud y
"A Pray will sell ths dav at II O'Clock precisely, at No. l56
Brotdv without for cash. the following valuable
gold Watches 2of which heavy double cased
II holes iewelrd; heavy double botomed with the
number jewels "a with hand d is They any
exception, od be -four in this country-can bo
amlned any time previous TO the sale.
Also OF the detached levers gold da and gold IL
holes e weIIed. Sale positive. ie3 Item
W. 4: CARRIER Auct,.nser
IL 4 Err CO will sell on SATURDAY. June 3, at 10Y
o'clock the Sales Room, No. 36 Broadway Gothic Hall,
100 demiohns OF old Cognac, pure Swan Gin Jamaica and
SC. &c.
Also bottles Champaign of various brands, 100 dozen
Madeira Sherry and Port; Principe Segar 20 caity
boxes and cansers; Young Hyson and Soaohong Teas Sc
jeH
A UCTiON NOTICE.-CHINA, GLASS X EAkTH-
"A ENWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, &c.-Cn Tuesday
June 9Th will be sold By ton he large and fashion,
able stock contained The house, comprising
full assortment of description of Dinner Tea and Ter
let Sets, Cut and Moulded Glass Of all kinds
Also quantity Of table gallery, together with spsn
did asortTen OF fine cutlery, consisting OF razors
penknives, dressing cases, NC. -,
quantity Combs Clothes and Hair b u-hes. Sale
commence II o'clock. Goods view Saturday and
Monday. Private sales very low. - ....
N y. The store to let. IL. SIMPSON.
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GRAND CONCERT
VAUXHALL GARDEN.
WITHOUT ADDITIONAL CHARGE. -I2L cents adj
w for which refreshments furnished The pro-
pietor Of this akss pleasure announcing that
for the M Their qualification of his he has engaged
penor Band under the direction Of Mr. Myers who will per
form several OF Sacred Musc Sunday
msncing 4th Of June.
The following pie will be performed--
Ninety Seventh Psalm. Anthem.
Advent. Great Millennium.
Denbcrgh. Columbia.
Chorus, Halliuiah Italian Hymn
Chorus, Salvation TO the Lord. Chorus, Carthage.
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