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TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

DEM. ". BENSON. Draper aud Tailor ~ fuiion-sf
Dbas a. .xreunve Of cloths, cassincres and
veinzs which viii be made up order IN the Host iesn'
uaoie style for cash.
choice and general assortment Of genflenens fancy
dress sl-o constantly on hand sa< 1911
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The amount OF goods imported and entered Al
the Custom Hooss Of this port exclusive Of thoss sent
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WANTS.

w A4t -.
~ An srrer to idserfsenenti stnt Jy mail nast be
po'tTaid, they aiH not ne taken our Of tie O6cc.
FEMALE TEACHER.-A young Iad y who can give
the best OF reference % character and qualifications
desires situation. either in city or country in school
family. teacher OF the common English branches
aud plain and fancy neede0rk Inquire Horace
ley OF Oliver Johnson. Tribune Office aujO istfJ
4 RARE CHANCE safe. profitable and respect.
&Aabe partnership i offered a. proper person having
500. e-e-tabshed manufacturing business loc sie
one OF the be streets down town Apply for week
% II z. A. this Office au3O 81
WANTED TO GO SOUTH-A rood millner; one
w who Understands her business we'll, and gives the
best reference none other need apply a. 80 Cedarst.
corner of Cedar and Niilan-st auj0 Ct
SITUATION WANTED-By a Young woman to do
- homework and plain cooking Ia small family. She
has satisfactory testimonials OF her charact aud capab
~ and refers 20 the family with whom she now lives, ~
Henry near Pike-sf. susO ~
SITUATIONS WANTED-For one ofibe best men
- waiter IN city also for man ias porter farmer
for best cooks Mattresses chHmberinad-
&C At New-York Employment Ohces as broadway
auj0 ltf T. p SAUNDERS
WANTED lI,IEDIATELY-An active Young
w man with $50 cash 10 hand % travel IN the New
England states and Winter approaches 10 South
handsome salary will b. gwen. Address Country" Tn
bune Once. with real and place OF nferviea u30lt-
NIANTED-By a respectable young lirl. situation As
w dres-maAer and searstress IN family Is good
drennker and perfectly understands her business Please
call a. <l4i Wesst third door from the corner Of Frank
inst. up stairs auj0 ~
N[ANTED-By respectable young woman who can
w give the best OF cry reference situation do the
homework a small fauily-she is good washer and
irouer aud uail cook Please call A. So corner Hous-
ton and Ludlow So. auJ0 n
ALANTED-A place az nurse chsInbermaid b. 40
w American girl now living Win her pare 10 10 this city
Sha refr good FOR her character and
uJ Plea'e qsire Or address Margaret Ware ~ Alien
- (rear au28 Sis
fI'O Tk4tHEK-.-W.niedi TO take .e,sOn. IN chem
isy asrorony and other branches Of natural science
Of Teacher having tbs Necessary apparatus. Address
J. Bland, Tribune Office. au23 4tsltOss
WAGON FOR -iLE->u.rlble for grocer. very
w strong a1les steel springs large top. and first
order Price ouly so u taken away today Apply
az " Coumbiast Brooklyn. luesr FULTON ferryl where
~ may be auJ0 Ito
<. RENARD-Losf on board the jersey City ferry
81 5oa Arrc-seoh the -lth Aug 1884, bundle law
papers ana cept tled MP in uewspaper VI %
snv one huf the The above reward will b. laid
0r their return ~ the Office N-wlort suj0 10
O-T-Frorn on board - pscset-.hip Ste rhen WHIT
II uey, 90 the 18th inst snail hak trunk. the pro-
perfy of lads rassruzer Ass FLEMING. Aly person
that can give auv information ahou- - calling AZ Mr
SYKES'S. II- Lberty--' Will bel rewarded. aa30 IL
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BOARDING.


DOARDING II HOT -TON-~T-A handsome sn.e
I'D 1f rooms au the srcUud tlo With paltFcs attached
.rtabe fi- gentlemen and their also small rooms
with good board mas b. h1d reasonable s1ze
gentlemen Please apply A. 50 houst0n-st corner OF
Crosby.t rrsf block rs Broadway References exchang-
Cd. eu.0 Tvs,
BOARDING: N EAST BROADWAY geu-
Id fletnln And h. nd two three single gentle
men an be accommodated with pleasant APARTMENTS and
board 81 Supplying - Easi bfoa~ay References
changed. aaJo w
A LADY Wi rent son,e furniture for her board u
n small family or three four gentlemen, and vii
superinteld Their cnursc srafs n required. Address
Mrs T. Jog Caual-sf. au3u Nv
1NU SINGLE GkNTLEMkN.-Fufnishe kOOuas
10 LeL-A small plain private ianly haVirg ~ rooms
more han tbsy occury would et hs N, furnished ~
single g-ntsnen with or ~hout breakfast ard
lea Osnlemeu wishing secure NE Comforts o. home
would Apply. TIE house ]. Pleasantly situAts1
m Douga-.L one bloch from The B seeker siaxes
No o1er Dokrders tsken For inervieS address Il T.
b. this Office. Au<n ais
DANCA TIN, Anumouy, Pls Lead. Sheet Zinc. &c
ID sc. for sale b. MILLER OOAIEc, rs Pearl-st
asjo s.
DITMBER~' BA~INs-House aud snip Closet Bl-
L SINS PluE Basins Hopper bsslns EartheA sinks. &c.
Of al and patterns, t9l sale ,, m, ,-.,.
ar50 81 MILLER IOAlEe 10 fesrist
xUOOI,.-Soo go los FIeees Wool, e0noIisrg all
w qualities. IN store and for ,-s Z {E,,sr =, NJ,
ss2s Sis 2s5Pssr 81 cor. Of Be-kmsDst
DANk OF SALISBURY ,MD-r~ens, ave cent
ID he dollar vii 10 paid for eo Of Nc nc,ss Of MS
ssns q 70 flsiSs. saH "n'
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EMPIRE RANGES

I'OR BAKING OR EOASIlNG.-Ihis article u supe-
nor 90 anything OF the kind ia market u combines a
the advantages Of Atvoods Empire Cooking Stove For
sale by HlCkOk a co. - Water-st
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THE FEMALE SEMINARY,

/ = ;. r CLAKhE F1nclls... vi tf'lpeh aIIeI =
Sumner vscstor on the 9Th u sth No sept The same
gentlemen A. formerly vii constant attend
anCe
j T bergen. AN Prof Ancient and Modern Ian
-uazes and Bellies Leftres.
Gilbert L Hume. A NJ Prof Of Natural Sciences and
Msfhemafics
J " H0ws Prof of El0cuti0n.
The Drsinx department under the superinendsnce
or Ffiieth Dam 0ng snd favorsbly known teacher
Of Nclus Ladies no thts city M
Pur,ruai attendance = desirable. - Prof Hume viii
commence new course of lectures Immediately aer the
,,e-,~s M .ba F,r fer, aujn lwcodis'
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,rssp GRAND MOONLIGHT ExcUa-

.ssaioS s%S cS;,ii,ss P: - IN s:si
Wednesday evening aext leaving tho foot Of Ca
prepared q Mr Abbots PAVILION which vii be Jri.
anty illuminated and eHsrtions spared % render his
engaged Dancing will at 10 supper at II
Tickets llimited) 10 admit gentleman and aides iot
board should the weather be unfsycrsbls g will
take place on Friday evening next aoD sns'
xI- ACONEY ISLAND FyRkYTTbs
s.s 'Ss ai sf he pus h s eve S
hey are The proprietor. Of hs doet Or landing pse. 90
SSs 70 r%n there Witch !. al false 3. they have no sS
the dock, have from tho any psrni..ioa
not sJ o. i a Of @ I p anu
No bos. have any permission % land there ths
Eagle and Ion attempt mslesd the public any
with such sdvertisensnts there viii b Of the
facts The matter nsde public than Ihsy would te
sa5o IL THOMAS BEILBY.
ACONEY IsLSsD FEKRy.-rss
propristor Of ibis Ferry hereby ~. peb
and Ire ION (hs rssaIs ns ere he Only B. cts ss,sod
red by lhern 10 land al lhsir dosk coney Island end
stop 70 The imp sons Of eli insrop-,s vfsilsss vim
govern themselves sesoroinsy Toe das ibe.sr snows
. we 90 w ,.nsirs sitaoss s. gs'm .s sad
solve o,iee Fery rop,.etors. ss1 lwis
ID AKEGULAK MAIL LINE ~ Bos,oo
:.r s,ssy . ;Ss 3 &. s,s,. -. :,
-: .a..s ss ~ s - is.! cis ' s s,s'
S".sSssos., 1 ssaas e., f 3 4 .S,,s S:
ran % The above Ferry until farther pot<e
Isving Hsnmn d-sl o. 30 ard Canal lot and ~ and
Pier No let sod ~ Fs,s ll cents. Good cot liou
&c vii accompany The eoaf. an2s 3us.
%n-rEAmBvAT FOR SALE The
EH9u stesrsboat AMERICAN IA0LE 10 Rood
condiroa and pssfsc, order. we'll csleuisied
Tor suy hind Of business offered fsr s.ls She
- wel known ss The fssorils boa, upon Corey H.
and Ferry mis sonmsr, thai dessils need be given
For fsrh-r particulars oqnire Of Captsin 0EOA0E r.
70" "a on hoafd or OF Messrs CROOK gOasEs,
oorn-r ~ Lb>ry and Wee. ss1 leis
IGaO>LY REGULAk LINE " P.ek-u &c
49, New. Orleans The following well kao o. fest
'aiioy sod fsvorse pseke,shrs have e-omno To-
lions apsssed for cabin s-cond esbin and
ps.sesxsrs snd 9th sal positively sdvsstis>f OF PEE
ssxe fee VIZ:
Toe sILAs HOLMss Capt Berry. Moossy, Ausnss 80
The sOUIHEa skR, Capt ?. mef. Sep sncsf sh
TIE HUDSON, Capt Page, September sSh - .
Psfsons wishing N proceed " fsw-O<iesns wm 90
Vel pssssge by either u tho ssyys oefk -
tasy ell 6rs,-esss ships, eonmsndsd - nsa sxpe
nencsd In tho uses, and wtii ssii puseey 90 es -
pointed dsya 70 s:erss es.sss :Pe.y g 800 @S
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CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD, Aacssoosss.
RY JAMES W. iLi:ER-&ors no' u hsidss'

CHRISTOPHER turHERfOku, Aucssooess.
uY JAMES ". N1ILl.BH-&ore no. 70 hsidsus
- lans. esIt Soos u No Lh.rtv o.
THURSDAY, september
At lot oclcch ~ Natl Gilman Sons, ~ Gold d.
5000 sides Henloek tanned sos Leather, various tan
nerlea FRIDAY, sept s.
At 70 o'cocs. NJ We Msrehsnts Erckssee.
CRAsctRy sALS-Uader the direction OF Philo Rug
gles Maser-rb- tot Of land with the holdings on he
sou hely side Of Tweuteihs N feet w-stwardy fvoen
the ~ fourth and ept,ssb
e. being ~ feel fon' T. el-th bs ~ feet doep.
THURSDAY September :.
At lOl O'Clock, at store No N MadeD-lsne.
Doors, SHoEs AND BRoCANs-l.oo0 cases boots, shoss
and bogans consisting Of every variety suitabss for tbs
Southern, Western and city trade Sale positive
FnlDAf Sep. mHcf 10
A. 10 ocloch, 81 the s,0fo u AAdeB-iooe.
500 packages aud ois OF Hardware and Gallery, 60
psins general assorneo, Of fresh and dssissss
Just ported and fscuTed eoosssne peri NJ viees
snvs sxss hoes tr.ce log and halter ebans ssslyards,
butts liable bus plate hinges curry combs mill cav
fes bastard do hand do drawing bnves ped chest
cupboard aud unk locks tee Aess ssucepsps Carolina
hoes candescts snufes table hnves and osbs pocts
cutlery butcher hnvss. shoe and bread d. usys ord
wsters BhlsDns, German silver. and Iron zee and ssbs
spoons round and square bolts, &C.
The shows fresb goods and 10 romplets order.
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CITY ITEMS.

UNFOUSDED RUMoR.-lt was reported at sara
togs Saturday that the steamer Roger Williams
Capt De Groot had blown up on the day previous
killing sixty seventy persons. The report was proos-
bly, set soat to nure the boat and Is one OF the bitter
fruits OF that INSCRIPTIONS competition which prevails
on the Hudson.
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,ylO COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-The .u

j manufacturers and dealers Account Books and sta
iouery. invite the attention OF country merchants 20 their
establishment, where they may ind large aud welse-
lected o. stationery articles a very low prices
Complete OF Books furnished from the shelves or
made 10 order al short notice FRANCIS LOUTREL,
Manufacturing Stationery II Maideu-laEc.
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AUCTION SALE

JOSIAH esnHS,. -i-''os~-r.
by BANGS, RICc SfDe = SlAgT Rsss
ID go Broadw sy.-Loere =. sassscos svz%f y "a
sgumsnss for sac,,on sales
FORry-sIXrH NEW.Yne - ny ALA
TUESDAY. -
The next regular Fall Trade Sal. =. A.. - So q yoe
Plates kc under hs direction OF the ConI $40 ftss
Trade will CONNIE nee al the above date
The catalogue embraces couubutoas ffocl no sS,sys
publishers hrcug hcat the coanty and very sxbsss
sgnmenis % desirable booss from Lontos. fofns Ire
richest extensive variety ~ slock o4es II
trade sale In this country. Ii u now ready for tsviea
ton Ia the trade.
So 10 slso unusually large and attractive Sesr-te csa-
ogues Il this part " The sale may also be bal II he
ucn
The whole IL 70 be sold without reserve
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SCHOOLS.
THE BROOKLYN HIGH school

on Wstuesday sept (. A. LIviu<ston-st is orcers
are Rev " Dwight. AN J. g. b. Brown, 4. B. Pm
cpals sssIsied BY Isaac II Braytcn. Alb IN The Greek
and Larin, Prot A : Niieplaf iu the French. sen g.
,. >ecchi D. Casual on the spanish and Italians and
Richd " Hubbard, in Drawing Pupils received ~
sug rom uprard and Conducted systematically ard
prEesvey 20 the most thorough commercial education.
or 20 any part o. the college Of s'lfy Circulars
nav be had the Brook Pcs; Once Mr. Wilder's
bookstore Brooklyn. The principals may be seen, Mr.
Dwight los Pineapple-st- neat FULTON and NJ Brown
o. Heury-st an5o w
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
HrHRf FAlRBANS
y ChstbAm-st NeW York.
IMPORTER AND DEALER 10 HaIdwsre Cutlery,
lTous, &c. cf5rs to tie public his late stock u
goods AZ wholesale retail, ST prices ranging little
ab,ve Call ard ascersin the fact you who ish to
purchase.
Depot for American Coopers Tools. aus 3lswMsrh
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HARDWARE NAILS. &C

- Edward tOrninga ar the sign OF the zded anyi j,
l2 Pelrst oher large asscrtmeut Of freshly imported
hardware very low prices for cash Buyers who wish
thsir goods small profits for money VIII please call
Among his assortment may be found
looo casks cut uaii..
Rope Of all sizcs.
Brass kettles. &c nu28 lmeods
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rhs whole /. to be cold without reserve.

10y Il. COTTON, Aaetoa aod Cocsmissicn Nef-
- chsnt-sslrs Room sl6 Broad way. Gotse ssii hsv.
inS removed 10 the above named large res.
pared to receive all kinda OF Cabinet y rgs. Osy
6oods, Carpets and Housekeeping gueles ev.fy do
scrp,icn gnmeoi for private sac sae ard
make settlements with HE usual prom psress Ne vii
sso buy, n preferred. Outdoor sales 10 eng part Of y
city attended, a. usual.
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NIarkets. =. caL.f.LIr 49, q TA. -,
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XouNG LADIES SCHOOL,

4 nd Mr. KIDDER VII welcome the return q their
rgri. 10 their exercises Monday the 18Th a sept
s,~-r, f. more hoarers can le received into their
,.r-,~ au3O edlsTeods
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THE MONT VERNON SCHOOL for Boys-J.
i n PATTON 4 NJ. Prnciqal-wiN open on Mondasi
9Th OF September. ~ - BeecSerst few doors east on
BROADWAY Application for the admission q pupils or oI
information relative the principles which the school
: conducted may be made the Principal A. the school
rooms or % the MessTs Abbott AZ their Institution, 70
Ucus-or.sf au30 Sawjwi
cEyFNTH WARD GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
- corner OF Madison and Governeur sts-kla hAhD
MARSH Principal r. Bachelor An. Classica Teacher
W M'rrce English Assistant Terms moderate FOR far-
,her info rustion apply the rooms or Al % henrys
auso ST.
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH sCHOOL.-Ihe
I No. fern of me Nessrs. OLMSTEAD'> School, $50
Broadway will commence Monday, the 9Th day Of sep
TENDER next alV Nv
EDTCATION FOR BOYS-Washington Institute
ia new term WILL commence after the annual vacation
on the first Monday OF september -
DWIGHT PORTER.
THEODORE ". PORTER.
The establishment removed last season, for I'M
proved accommodations 20 t present site AZ Murray Hil
texiugton-avenue and Thrty-siXth-st su27 5nslwos'
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ATWOOD STOVES

EMPIRE SlON - Persons wanting superior cali
Inary apparatus respectfully invited o examine tins
celebrated Stove before purchasing elsewhere The oven
Of this stove = always charged with pure air They viii
be- plf mp under a guaranty Wholesale aud retail by
.nLl lt.A llamnstf uICkNk A 90 20 Matar.st
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=. -ArPRIyATR sALE.--Le..ehoId E.t..e 10

~ THE twostory and attic brick house and lease
N-A OF the lot % Vandan-st. between McDousal and
yaTck House Is feet by 10 feet the Croton laid
on grape vines the yad se Lot % feet by 100 feet the
present lease without ground the expiration far
Their lease will be granted NJ reasonable ground rent and
still farther lease will be elsO granted the improve
lnenis made thereon. Tbs particulars can be known on
applying to ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auetioneer,
su3O Nv brosdst
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- COCNTRt-HOUSE WANTEU-Wanted 10
E lease ia the vicinity Of NewYork, house suitable
for large family, with two acres OF land Ad
dress r." at this office. su2O stawisf
90 AT PRIVATE sALE.-Eishty-f f,h-st-The two
h story frame house and lot OF ground with additional
49, lots adjoining, having frontage Of ~ feet by i0z
feet u inches length stuste the south ds Eighty
fh-s between the Third and Fourth avenues ralfosd)
commencing 26 feet west VI Third. avenue. Applyto
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Auetioneer,
M f,y a
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TUESDAY, Aug 81.
Al 100 o'clock at the Auction Room.

A. l04 O'Clock. at the Auction ROOM
large srrortment Of ~ soods co'hins. &C.
Also ssso5tncnt 81 frniturs eonssss OF mahofsny
chairs sos dinner ami tea tables barcsnx bes~ad fee
Their heds, mattresses. csfcets. oilclohs. &c.
Also, large invoice Of mahogany aud gilt looking
glasses new and second hand
private sale several splendid rosewood psnos made
by Thomss Loud of Phisdephia they Of superior
and vnd equal svery respect any
srumsnt made In The Ny Purchasers will receive mii
guaranty FROM the mahsr aud invited examine them
they will not suffer In garrison With any
instrument made Prices moderate Als,, splendid
hsrp,in me order.
n CHAMBEhIAIN, AUcTioEEER-stor No.
W Sprucest-Libersl sdvsDces made Ooods eonsieu
60 for private ssl- be sold auction. Outdoor sses
carefully s,lended to- and respectfully solicise Prompt
returns made MONDAY, Augusta
Al 10 O'Clock, At 0r-ai Jouesst
MoRTcaGg SAFE OF srl-ndsd Househt 10 Furniur-, kc
compffsHl very lsrSs - sofss dissns
be dressing and plain mahogany chsis rock
ere, any. French sud maple beds eads rshvAny
dring tea card add tshles. cAssde
hss, girshdoles oil paintings ensrsvnss bfusseb and
Ingram esroeog stsir rode hall snd globe lamps. oil
cloths mshosa okesss end booss ses damssA win
dow curtains and fxures, ooAsg glssses ssses No a.
hogsny wa.hssnd., large qnantiiy croekssy ssd Gon9
telescope, Britannia wse, silver fofhs tahls esd
les spoons silver lsde table and bed incu kichsu mfn
ture, stoves. &C.
Also one pi sno forte and soOl lct music. &c.
Also, large qusnlty Of psr RON furniture. DC.
BY order Of JOHN W. soNpRINDYkG.
AUy for norssoleo.
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DECLARATION OF WAR !!

ID MARSTON has now got up the best Shop
N. in the Territory for painting and is now pre-
pared to do all kinds of Painting and Polishing
Garages and Sleighs in better style than can be
done else where. Alter the experience of tweaty
wears he fatters himself that he cannot be beat lay
ing paper-he also prepares walls and paints walls
all coors end different styles that in any rooms
the walls can be washed as well as any wood, and
this he does from his own experience and knowl-
edge and is prepared to do fancy and ornamental
painting cheaper than can be done elsewhere in
the Territory.
N. b. Paints and Oils ALWAYS for sale and at
my shop and colors of every description prepared
and sold ats sht. Granng and Imitation of E.
gyptian marble and all other kinds of wood and
marble &c, &c
o. Shop corner of church and pearl streets.
Southport Dec. =. !S45.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-12
T & r M S I.

The Telegraph is printed on an Imperial sne eG
anv time before the expiration of six months from
,be time of subscribing or 50 if payment be longer
delayed.
tbre months and no paper discontinued until all
arrearages are paid
ADVERTISEMENTS,
Inserted at the rate Of one dollar per square for the
first insertion, and twenty-five cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
Yearly advertisements inserted as follows One
column, S25 Three quarters, $40; Half, sl3; One
fourth, SIP, One square or twenty lines, So. Pro
fessional and business cards, So.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-12
OLD SHOP IN RUINS

d b. WlNSOR would take this method 20 in
n. form his friends and customers that since
the calamity that Las betallen him in consequence
ofthe late fire, has removed to his new building
lst door west of Hale, Loe y Lays store on Mar
ket ST., opposite the Meat Market.
Also having IN remembrance past favors for
which he tenders his thanks and hoping the
sametme that II WILDE unnecessary for him TO call
in any other way those who may have been so
unfortunate TO owe him at this time.
N. B. The saddle and harness business will be
continued in its various branches at the place "a
bove mentioned. r. B. w.
Southport, APP il IA, 1876.
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WHoLrsALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN


DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
I'm the OTIS Buildings-Store formerly occupied
10y Torrey X Russell, corner Main and Market
Streels.,)
SOUTHPORT. w. T.,
HAS Just received from \. Y, and Philadelphia,
I an addition to his former Stock. making 1t
one OF the largest and best in the market; and hav
nc purchased them en terms which will enable
him TO sell them at his usual low prices, he feels
safe m saving TO his customers and the public gen
irally that they can obtain better bargains, by call
no on him Than have ever been offered 10y other
dealers in this market, which the public are no
,sked to bel,.v,. however, until they call and SEE
tor themselves
His terms being Cash. those dealing with h'm
need not fear having 10 pay tue hish creo'' p'''
,es which have been charged heretofore by dealers
doing credit business, or in other words having
- nav Tor "other mems credit" i5ly
Oct II, L Is,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-12

Food Mip0rtatioaS from Heldnd-~Ihe change OF
wind has had the effect OF causing considerable
number of vessels to arrive from Ireland, laden
with grain and provision, the produce OF that coun
try Thirteen vessels arrived in the Thames on
March 3 from the Irish ports, and in order to SUBJ
stantate this assertion which may appear to be
scarcely deserving of credence at the present trre
we subioin the names of the vessels which arrived
on that day. the ports from which they severally
came and the quantity of provisions each had on
board The Swift from Waterford brought / 300
bbls of oats; the Dart from Clare, 900 ours. OF
oats: the British Queen, from Galway, GOO qrs OF
oats; the Dan and Mary, from Limerick $50 ers.
of the same kind of grain; the Ajax, from Cork,
100 bags of oats ga rkins of butter, l94 boxes OF
eggs % casks Of hams 20 of lard $50 Of pork, and
a variety Of other articles; the Anne from Limenck.
227 bales OF of bacon 50 tierces OF pork, 300 hr-
kins terces and l59 casks of lard y casks OF
hams. 500 bbs OF pork, and so qrs. of oats; the
Brandon from Limerick, 1000 qrs Of oats; the
Sylph, from Limerick, ll94 qrs OF oats; the sena-
tor from Limerick 60 bales of bacon, II teTces
and 60 barrels of pork, II hogsheads OF hams, 90
casks of lard and 81 irkins of butter; the Emerald
Isle from Dublin, $50 tierces of beef, 100 hogs
heads of porter, and other articles; the Duke OF
Cornwall from Dublin, "a casks OF butter, llS
boxes fot eggs several OIL lard, hams, &C. and the
Swift from Slico.2OO terces and 200 barrels of
beef $50 tierces of pork, 603 casks of butter, II
casks OF general provisions, and 200 casks OF lard
One of the vessels from Cork brought large guam
ttv of timber and dye-wood, and another from
Dublin 40 tons weight of phur ore and ton
weight of turf both OF which unusual articles
of supply from that quarter, and may therefore DO
particularly mentioned.