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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03
CONSISTENCY.

Consistency presents Christianity in hcr
fairest a,titudc-in all her lovely proper
ton Of figure and correct symmetry Of
feature. Consistency is the beautiful re-
suit Of all the qualities and graecs Of
traly religious mind, united and brought
into action, each individual right. all IeIa-
lively associated Where The cha'ac.er is
consistent, prejudice cannot ridicule nor
lniideliiy sheer |, may. indeed, be CEN
sured, cs holding up standard above Tho
attainment OF tie careless. The world may
disk bot j, cannot despise H. Hannah
More.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03
MORTGAGE SALE.

| lEFAULT having been made in The payment
- Of the principal and interest moneys due up
on an lndenture OF Mortgage executed by Horace
A. Woodbridge to William Bullen and James Nj.
Stryker, bearing date the Seventh day of October
A. ID. lS44-and recorded in the office of Register
of Deeds OF Racine County, Territory of Wiscon
sin on the lIh day of November A. ID. 1874 at 8
o clock A. M. in Volume ID. of Mortgages at pa
ges BIC, 3i7 and Bison which said mortgage there
is claimed to be due at the date oil this notice the
sum offour hundred and eighty nine dollars and
twenty six cents($4S9,2 6.)
Now therefore by virtue If the power ofsae con-
tanned IN said Mortgage and in pursuance of the
statute IN such case made and provided, Will be
sold public Auction to the highest bidder al the
City Hotel kept by John Bush in the Village of
Southport in said County of Racine, on The fourth
day of April, a. ID. 1886 at o clock in the fore
noon the premises IN said Indendure of Mortgage
described, or so much therefor shall be necessary
to pay and discharge the said principal and inter
est, money and costs, VIZ: "Those certain tracts
and parcels of land situate lying and being in said
County and described as follows, being the West
halt OF a certain Ten acres of Land in the North
West quarter of Section number thirteen in town
two North of Range twenty-five T221 East which
decided by David Crosit and Achsah his wife
to the party tthe FIRST part on the 10th March 1872
and recorded in the office of the Register ofDeeds
of the County of Racine, being five acres of lard
hereby intended to be conveyed. Also the soutl
half of the west half of the southeast quarter of
section nine in town one range twnnty two east,
con aiming forty acres of land more or less. Also
ept acres of land taken out of the north east cor
ner of the rortheast quarter of section two town
one range twenty two, commencing On the town
80 road leading rom Southport west at the north
Ia corner of HOLMES land, thence running along
own line road ihirty-two rods west, thence
.ne sa,c W tn forty rods, hence east thrtyrwo
ro o thence north forty roGs 10 the place of be-
a piuning en Also wo acres Of land si1nated on
SAID Quarter see,ioa and on said town line road;
thirty t.yo f9os Mes, o, along the
,o,nI,ne road s;yteen rods to land owned By FITCH
A. Higgins, thence running south twenty. twenty RODS
thence east sixteen rods, thence 'f'i twenty rooS
to the place of beginning being III : same sFouho
now occupied by Caleb PIERCE.
Dated, Southport January 6, 1876.
WILLIAM BULLhN.
JAMES. NJ. STRYKk II,
Mortgage 8.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03
RACKS FOR FEEDING SHEEP.

fay racks Tor feeding sheep, and in
dsed,aIl animals; should be placed in a ver-
heal position, instead of inclining towards
the animal as was formerly the case. In
the former position, you have perfect Sc
curi,y against waste of food besides guard
ing the sheep from the inconvenience Of
having their necks and backs incumhered
with seed and other substances. Where
there is an inclination Of the rack towards
the animals, these results are unavoidable.
There is also another evil AS they are
invariably more or less crowded, during
the time of feeding their breath uscends
directly among the hay, giving it az odor
very disagreeable, and where there are an
imals affected with disease, noxious 10
health. Vertical racks which admit Of the
hay being drawn from both sides, are now
much in vogue, and deservediy approved
by feeders geneiaIY.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03
0rLord Ahardecn holds the followin

6FLord Aberdeen holds the following
language 10 Mr.. McLane, IN London. IN
the subject of Englnnd's preparation for
war;.'i, would be improper 10 disgu Sc, Tint
with the sincerest desire TO avoid II, they
were obliged 10 look 10 the possibility ct q
rupture with The United States; ami that
in such crisis the warlike preparations
now making would be useful and inPor-
.'ani"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

In the matter OF the All persons
Estate Of : interested in the
David l.. Waring d cd. above named es-
tate viii ,okc notice that the undersigned
has teen appointed by the Judge Of probate
Of Racine county Administrator upon the
above estate. Those that are indebted To
said estate viii make immediate payment
anitnose he estate owes will present their
claims for paymeoi Immediately. The I'M
dersigncd may be found at the office OF Y.
French.
ISAAC WARING. Administrator.
Southport jan. Il, 1916.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03
SOUTHPORT WISCONSIN: TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1916.

10 be necessary, increase the penalty OF
the bond to he given according 10 the FIRST
section of this act, 10 such sum as they
shall Judge to be sufficient TO secure The e.
sponsibliiy Of the coroner.
Approved January 20, 1946.
AN ACT TO repeal certain acts therein
named and 10 revive the act of the Re-
viscd Statutes entitled ''an act rela ing TO
the Militia ast s
BErr ENACTED by the Council and
House Of Representatives. of the Territory
| Of Wisconsin,
Sec. l. That the act entitled ''an act
supplementary 10 an act entitled IAN act
relating to the militia" approved Februa-
ry the nineteenth, A. ID. one thousand
eight hundred and fortyone, and also the
act entitled ian act TO repeal certain parts
of the several acts concerning the militia.
and for other purposes" approved Aoril
the twelfth, A. ID. one thousand eight hum
dred and forty-,hree, be and the same are
hereby repealed; and that the act and parts
of acts, are hereby revived and re en-
acted; except go much Of said acts ast
require regimental parades and officer
drills.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
and after its passage.
Approved February. 3, 1916.
AN ACT to amend an act entitled s'an
act concerning DIVORCE"
Be 1T ENACTED by the Council and
House of Representatives Of the Territory
Of Wisconsin"
Sec. l. That in all cases where hus-
band or wife shall have been, or may be
sentenced to states prison or peniteniia-
ry by any court Of competent Jurisdiction,
for term OF two years or more, such sem
tence shall be val cause Of divorce from
the bond Of matrimony, and the party
seeking TO avail him or herself of the advan'
tage Of such sentence, may petition any Dis
irict Court Of this Territory in the same
manner as is provided in the act TO which
this act is amendAtory, and the same pro.
ceedings shall lhereupon be had and the
court shall render such decree thereon as
the said act authorises aad provides: Pro-
vided, That the proceedings to obtain said
divorce shall be commenced in said Dis
lrict Court while the person so sentenced
shall be imprisoned pursuant to said sem
tence.
Approved January %, 1916.
AN ACT to amend an act entitled san act
concerning Masters in Chancery.
Be 1T ENACTED by the Council and
House Of Representative Of the Territory
of w sconsin:
Sec. l That Masters in Chancery be
and they are hnreby authorized and en-
powered TO administer oatLs in all cases
when The same are required or allowed by
law to he adrinisi cred, and to take and
certify the acknowledgements of deeds and
other instruments in writing required TO be
acknowledged.
Approved January 90, 1916 49,.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03

INDIAN TRRATY.-Wc learn fom The Lex
ing,on Mo. Photograph that Major Harvey
has at las, succeeded for the United States
in purchasing tic Kansas oounte from the
Indian tribe Of that name-the purchase
comprising two millions Of acres OF very
superior land. The Government has been
endeavoring tot effect purchas ofthis c0un-
trv for considerable period
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03

FWe learn from the De,roi, Adverii-
ser of tho Sd inst that the central railroad
is a, length open from that city TO Kala-
mazoo. l45 miles. The cars ran through
on the ID ms, for the frs; time.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03

fe5-A MilIeriie stole horse aid clrri-
age lately in Lanes er, Mass. On his
trial The defence set up was, the general
admitted lunacy OF the Milertes. bui tbs
Jury refused 10 entertain it, and he was
sent state prison for tmo yeors.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03
r r. II M s.

The Telegraph is printed on double medium
acct a, the rate OF 50 pr annum m advance,
or $50. anytime before tlis expiration OF 8 months
from The time eff subscribing, or So, if payment be
longer delayed s .sa.,. -.
NJ subscription receive tor less period than
three months, and no paper discontinued until all
,rrearages are paid.
ADVE RTISEM TS
Inserted at the rate Of dollar per square for the
frs, insertion, and two shlings per square Tor each
subsequent insertion. -
liberal deduction made to those who advertise
BY the year. ,..;.;a .o,,n,, eos.
ado. $40: do. SI5: do, SIP; square. do.
iG lines or less, SO. No advertiser ents inserted
The above rates for less period than one year.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03
VOL, Who. SO

sailors at the east-he would not here saw
undeservedly, because he did no, believe in
detracting from one section for the benei,
oil another, bu. this he would say, he loved
a sa Tor whenever he found him; and fur.
Their would add, both for the benef; ofthe
lake and the Atlantic sailors, that there was
no class of men tina, worked SO hard and
r'sksd so much for SO litle pay. He said
there were seven S aies and one Territory
bordering the lakes. How much they paid
for the benefit of other sections though the
tariff he would not say; bu, here were
The proceeds of the sales Of The public
lands.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03

IEr.n RnLATioNsulP. Relationships ara
rather far fetched sometimcs, Tor instance:
DO you know Tom Duff Pat" Know
him, is ii!' SAYS Pat, .ssase, he's n very
near relation Of mine; he once wanted to
m1rry my sister ka.e!"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03

KNAvERy AND HYpocRIsY.-We know
that the world is so fulI Of arrant knaves,
and that among the knaves ,here are such
hypocri,es, that honesty has no touchstone
whereby lrus metal can be really known
from false; and men rightly doubt the valuo
Of each coin they take. so cunning are the
counterfeis. Hypocrisy is greater
cuise TO mankind than wick edncss for it
makes all virtue doubted, and fills tho hos.
oms OF the good with suspicion, from a
knowledge Of the fegning of the bad
Besides, among those who hold n middle
course, neither plunging deep in the streams
Of vice one wrong, nor staying firmly on
the shore Of honor, how gladly every one
attribuies acts 10 others may Guido the
darkness Of his own: No, no, suspicion new
er yet lighted Oh name that ever was
wholly pure again.-[ James.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03
THE LIFE OF NAN.

The life Of every man is continued
hangs on the former. The transition from
cause to effect, from even. to event, is oft =
en- carried on by secret steps, which our
foresight cannot divine, and our foresight
is unable 10 trace. Evil may, at some fu-
iure period, bring forth good and good
may bring forth evil, both equally unex-
pec,ed. Had the patriarch, Joseph, con-
tinuel 10 loi,er under his fathers fond in
diligence, he might have lived an obscure
and Insignificant life From the phi and tho
prison, arose the incidents which made
him ruler o. Egypt, and tie savior Of his
fathers house.-Dr. Blair.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03

WHO SAYS SOL SAY IT.
STOVES AT COST.

STOVES ATCOST.
-TNrIE subscribers being anxious TO dispose of
l. the remainder of their Paror and Plate Stoves
are now offering them at the Albany wholesale
prices with the addition only of the Fransporta-
ton As such an opportunity very rarely occurs
persons wanting Stoyeshad better call so on
MARSHALL 81 PHELPS.
Jan. Is, 1916.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03
IN ATTACHMENT

TI,1E above defendant win take notice that a
l. writ of attachment has been issued against
him and his property attached to satisfy the de-
mand of the plaintiff and that unless he appear be-
fore the Justice above mentioned on the eighteenth
day OF February lSi6 al one o'clock Z. III of said
day at his office in the town of Salem in the SAID
county of Racine, Judgment will be rendered a
gainst him and his property sold to satisfy the said
debt.
AARON NOBLE, Plaintiff.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-03

showing that
Maine had had over S2,00o.000
New Hampshire 466,oo0
Massachusetts 7.5oO,0o0
Rhode Island 434 1000
Connecticut 21I,001I
New York l.4Il.ooo
And whilst eastern sailors got all this ad-
vantage, there were soma members from
The east who would not give The sailors
upon the lakes single bafbor IN which 10
shelter themselves in a storm. Bounties
western sailors did mol ask; and vet they
paid no small share Of those given to the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07


FIRE Al OswEGo--The .Oswego Daily Adver.
User aims account of destructive lire a, that
place IN Thursday evening. -Four buildings de
llro.ed, as follows
die three story building owned by g. 3 Phelps total
- des,royed Loss 500; insured $40 Three story
ss;Iding owned ard occupied as grocery store and
s-elrng by Angus Kerr. Building DESTROYED coods
~ sayed Loss building 5000 insurance 500
Tgo story building. owned by Harroun Il Kenyon as a
lrery cfice paint chop and dwelling. Loss $3.50; no
insurance nc and By par ng tns Ds
~ =. dwellings. and Mics Stats millinery. Goods
sared.
ACCIDENT TO The NILE.-Vve learn b. pas
.prer on the oregon that the Steamer Nile The
~ his side Of Macknaw Tuesday night and leaked
ih.d,y thstt found necessary throw overheard
;.rye quantity Of merchandise. she succeeded In get
49, INTO Mackinaw where her passengers tfans
s92cd 10 the Illinois. Detroit Adv 2d
rSs- The Opelousas La. Gazette says the re-
mi ood in that parish destroyed bridges the value OF
.,s;rh amounted 10 Se,Q1V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07
Trnde OF The Hudson.

Produce aud County Merchandise iriipe a, Ne'r- York.
Reported Specially for The Mar York TStbune.
CyGptosd Nader Co.'S Line from Nerbwgh-Barse
Ansuk-jso dressed hogs Ii Sbis rye -four oil
meal 100 rkins butter 40 head cattle CO sheep lambs
Syracuse and Osaego LiRo-Bodt Chds HjRcsiey-l5 mr.
kins butter tubs do john Johnsons Son; u hrkins Is
Same Line-BcG, idpirdi--l3 casks cheese. :, l. &
Beach kegs butter Mead Co bts beans kegs but.
Barnet Biddema" i2s boxes cheese Perry
.N0r York ana Penn lGH Llae-bo0t StnmoLs-oSo
bbls Flour John Rice
cheese 10 casks do 10 bbls beans go bushels Beck
Medck Demi,i; "a boxes cheese 10 casks 40 AeSs
butter hbs beans Bsrdick Siknsn II Sees batter 10
SON; laSs butter " nurbaf,: boxes cloth Brigham
\ Co; II bales hops Jones Toneer 10 bo!s whisky
Bows du!ieau 10 do Parks; ls5S bush corn. co,
Sleeper, IS frkins butter Condi, Noble; Is do Titus
Barnes IS do Tompkins Co 50 hxs cheese Perry; ~
bale. hops G W Ryckman; 10 do A w ous Co DO
BahcocA 4 Co; do J Lawrence; Go Butts : boxes
cheese : casks do White K CO.
Save Liae-Soct BrooSyR-lsco bushels oats ~ corn
l6O barley ReNioGd ) frkins butter bids eggs
Pouery English cheeses Hys!op Coihn bales cot
ton goods Gamer CO. : hrkins butter Apgar' 6ois
Sarqe Iiae--Boai Col,cm5us-lo bales wool II, I X
Greene; - hXs cheese is Iabs butter 5 Beach II
bales hops G w Ryckiuan 80 bdls boartS u w Ripley
lork ard Ceaesee Palles Canal Lire-Roa, Na:eR?i
jus Sill icent-SS6 bushels Bows Guiteau--op
bbs aour bhs do II do corn Hecker BROS eS 'fes
Z Mann; hbls ashes StarSwcaiher Ihnrsion; QUO
bushels oats James SUI Is hrAlns oa''e "'ef o''
Hilary ana Nec- YORK Lipe-Bcrse il!ce.356 ools
-four r T PesSe do Allen Whesey; rs Z CoSe' D
MaiheI as Herrick Van BosSerck - casks sa!sra-
ius Wheeler e. bhlS crsnberries Robertson rome
/ Coolidge.
7rog and Detern LAKE Boai Line-WC Rec Asen'-
Boa. = ES eSs RSI ps sf saa Na9 Rice CO.
Sn,aes Live--Roat 3 .ToRe>-aoo bbls aoar Cobb;
kegs butter Conan, Hopkins Coz casSs ashes II 'ois
Yoy aud Ere IRON Toe Boa: Lise-Rass. IosIsH Say.
kers7 hsls four Cowins Cos iioo bushels Wheat -i'
hhls nour Suydar Sage Co, 2bbs seedo oAs vine =
4 his II K
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07
WHO CAN ADMINISTER TO TIE SICK

~ Provcrbially this is asked By every one
with h careful and comfortable ircaaeuther expert
enco IN the simple and remedies for disease when
IN i,s infancy,
TAKE CARE. Ny SON, OF Yoc Will o,rca ccLp.'-liow
the maternal bear, year,s .oi the welfare Of her offspring n
this avce-and If that should not heed or forget 50
Kind su injunction, where should he seek reiei-w! IN
the happy combination of herbs thar Mh>- Jf-a'i ;
COLD CANDY is chiefly composed OF. No
TWENTY ONE MINERAL MYSTERIES
find counensce in usR npouna simple sni CERTAIN IN
tho cure OF CovsHs, CoLDs. HoASsENsss, WhooPiSS-
couea &c. l, plods its heal,l-, way TO popularity
Sold wholesale and retail by Mrs JEWS, SIS Broad
way. next door TO the Tabernacle
-issn.s.-Rashton x Co 10 Broadway and 10 Aston
IS Hudson s.: Mrs uays $50 Fu,on.sl Brooklyn
~ - 49, 49, 50 eliseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07
16Y GsNEEAL DESIRE, J

A REPETITION OF LEOPOLD De MEYERS Grand
NMzsicA Festival. VIII take Pl.ce Thursday svrninS.
October II. 81 ,s1 r3es;r1cle. Nj D. Meyer = most
HAPPY . inform 's public fhri h. bs> sccrtied N
curing The valuable services q; hs friend Mr. JOSEPH
bl RAE, ihe celebrated T3olinisl no VIII perform the
O4Esivs &c venice by PasIaia tcr The pohhcanor .:
r at SiI',csI ss,,.i !. intessed - M Ersst
FhACLEIS kORSjNShI. AAD'SLLE RACHEL.
HERR JULICS RECHT
ant Nr George LCer Orchestra CONSIST.
rc 81 tnrtv-tVvO artists. sni several amateurs
LEOPOLD De MEYER y,ilI perform a C;Ts:si Fan,Asi,
On koeeI- lie pLas- The Grand EsEl-fA ca SerurSsns
by reqGesLl The c-iesrts.d Duo ou " ,IiSrn F-l ~
OSBORNE ami De Serlot. VITA Mr. Joseph 6u Sc
The Orchestra VII perform The grand Overture oheroa
hv Carl MATis Won Weber The March Thrycmrhae D.
l-iy. and The March Marocs.nc. By especial desrel
r. No PoetPoneIperf sccrrat OF tie Nesseer.al
70 Fc- particulars SEQ programmes - sltS
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General Notifes.

sreauar C,a. y, ", sLN-l oak &c . "a
H. ~ - -. Cot "t~tern Lcn -'s"-i otA-
-, 1,,5i y p N - a. ~ '5-- teF L. Si'.- Si.if
~ 80 " On tl2s iti@ sth in-' The fr-iGhi on
-, -'-st1rT ~ an az AoE sli~nt =
- ' u ur = ceiis igr iseters " e1zsiinE neli
GU i~7 ~ 80. enc = cents Tor each odditpna la;
10 - ftO5--rti H. hohhI> 2 NJ
re- General Soc;oTy Of Web, r;,s ,,d Tr,d.
men q he Crty n S..Yr-t r. -ao,'rS1 -, :,
in- Scceiy s. vi b. lid - Ne-far5~.- Xii - T;rr,
ti1s ev-rfr5- Oct = an. tr.-- So $40 -
~ Il ISAAC FEYEg Sec.-tarv
-.---.
w = tSItHiln- EScnanse broker. 20 -
god silver exchanged not. ard crsfts .ecr. - ,,
-----'--c-,-
a csHi't' -heeHhe OF IN" American : r
49, = - . -. . 'sAlas ycl sAi
1879 ..ns y tHIFefrHJ, n
--NA IA - N1i. 80 n. 1srlsia'y- :
II Wiuterton.- Dnv and Evening CIo.... .n4
Pfilate g.-a,us IN " rltrnE so BookEeen- a. ~ ,5c
mr. No IN gr1.1,e.r yro=:,- sfe--ar,-s 49, si,-
Thorough practical ir.trflrtp IN f,tsr ar ho-I Al
ahcv. t.ancbc- On moderate t.rrn- - -,
.-.--
< New ork. Oct 9th, 1916. 4. %. of d. r.
i nc committees OF Arrangements pointed by J-ir
spectre Loo tor The purpose Of attending lie Dedication
9: Neptgnc LODI staten s!sId requested 10 be pIuc-
ma IN i'5lt "snoshc- on .f.da e'"cin neai a. o.
c'ocS, .. M reception Rooms: National Han Cane 81
D. r. CoorER, Sec'y az 5n.
.-----,-as.,---
~ focHi h"-tc Sct"oi.-My Singing School. for
leh'qe ~ 1liens q MUSE VII open Tor the season.
IA ue ,eclufe Room OF ne bfalnerf Church, IN HiynE
.he Oel''-"l oIcnhf0 tii1 Ludlow sis' az y O'clock
TIuS hyfSlSG Tie exercises Ibis evening vii eo5..s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07
.uEEIEE,S SAI.E.-By vIr!ue Q. ! ~ o. = I

IuERIEF-S SAl.E.-By vIrlUe .; ! VIII o. is=il IA
~, -, M, directed and delivered. wil expose 10 safe
N Wednesday the 18Th day u November, $50 Al ne ~
tibule OF the City Hall N The Cy OF NeH,i otH' a ~
bi he had N the 81 day OF January. 1879 OF a. az!
;me af(eryvard ot in and 20 all iha eeTtain p! o. i= =
@ a., BE rxv.I;th W ard IN The City .: NeN-f ORR Afs"
ma y .is,ts,,shed on map made by Edward 9oggsty
CIV Sarvevor on the bird day OF pes ipef, - ~ -
Sity Yn.rsrd No ISL 10; Nc Sad premises Ss..s
On he northerly SIDE Fdaeth-s rect pew s nc
sry fr,.r the rofi-.S=sisriy corner Oh sA'-a'Vue go
snieih-si Dssea Neyv-ioTki o. OF; i2 9S>r- -4
-, Maui, Sh-rid o. Is1tw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

= II. TKOWBKIDt,E q asIea4 >!u'e n4IA4 4IirIuI!
NJ lIO " a,erst oilers for sale .a:Ee and complete
a.srlef, f the most approved aiat OF SrOE IS toi Tor
wood and Goa made The rEsi season AID ~ Toe -L mar
.r,rn- hstp mar found Pref O!Tnsteu- Patent
sp. other kinds suitable halls psriprs, rufsecs stores
CHURCHES & which for economy beauty AID giLy are
, ,rcss-J aiSn Orr. Da-n z1,i ot-r air gSi Stove,
for ci-!piars o:css &c. Oar ha Stoves ard Drums Tor
h,aiirg :, would particularly re-ori-r-ni
20 ,ios ~ W., a. being superior article and preferred
y any Other mode Of beating dwellings = poini o; ecoco
my pirs,s2,pess OF heat si being e-s Liable 10 inUre he
hidT, r. -ifn-a &c Stores repaired. cleaned AID pat
M n saori notice by cou?e:-n; TTorstnef s lneodis
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General Notiees.

~ Quick sales and light Prohts.-HSts 10! -
NSMlt.LS, Halter rs Broadway, tHowsTd aoep Is
now prepared furnish his patrons and The paeS YIN
S ,s Thai he Viii be sustained by the public, IS Is
hy ouick ses .ha, he enabled 10 them a. thai price,
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e. BOOTH q co. Cash Tet.ors and importers.
j. IN Broadway, nave received an unusually laIge
toc OF me and fcn goods which they would respect
friy invite The attention. ~ Lhs public
The reputation u Broadway for ngn charges inaucss
very mary al miade4. persons make ber olG
chs.es eIs-aeTs, notItLandn g de l1stIy 4ccI-dh'd
superiority and genus displayed IN every arpef
,,-u " iihin I5 precincts though npnta0n % :4b
ch.-g-s ZEN sppli.d Broadway Merchant fiors a'
cLai nay be j1si wouif Ds well for tS- asnioasDl-
rcoaom. 10 paase before sacrcing ndsc ririn.ts
ereila:ce tie 4G auisges hich some OF them ODER Inc
.abscrers even ia Broadway enabled 81 uTr cAsa
v.tn and -.l profits 10 hrusn lhe finest quality n gar
Ia-rts al gry price; and through he aid Of A-ssfs
Lee and Foster (couc 1etors Of The Cuitg DePertInrut
no 5,oduce t,sra II a sy!- unsurpassed by any E the
] world
Tn. pfopetoIs have hand general assortment ready
made garnrenis-Oyercoats, tztt and vadded PeiLos
Sacks &c eli Of which got up IL good tasie and
fr;p,mes 10 rch ard substantial manner 80 isif