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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-18


GENE RAJ BILITY,
Strengthening the weakened body giving to the
various organs and invgoratng the entire system Also
in FITS CRANE PaEAbYss and PALsX RTsPEP
SEss G9TT EPEpTx F9MB4aP E4 Of
The THE Heart Earl APoPLEXY, HEURALGfA, PAINS
in the SIDE and CHEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL
CoMPLAfNT DISEASES of the Il KIpSEYs Def
CIENCY OF NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ENERGY,
and all NERVOUS DISEASES which complaints arise
from one simple cause-namely
A Derangement of the Nervous System.
07- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS Drugs and Medi.
cnes increase the disease for they weaken the vital
ges Of the already Frustrated system while under the
Strengthening, lfegving vtalizng influence of Gal.
vanish, applied by this beautiful and wonderful dis
covery the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer is
restored to former health, strength elasticity and vigor
The great popularity and excellence of
DIR. Christie's Galvanic Curatives,
consists in the fact that they cure disease by
oat0ard qcation in place of the usual mode of drug
gng, and physicking the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hopeessly under the infiction.
They strengthen the whole system equalize the cireu
tatio Of The blood promote The secretions, and do
Introduction in the United States only three years since
more than
5000 rsOns
including all ages classes and conditions among which
were large number of ladies' who are peculiarly subject
to Nervous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tried in vain
To illustrate the of the GALVANIC BELT,
suppose the of person afflicted with that bane of
civilization, DYSPEPSIA, any other Chronic Nerv-
ons Disorder. In ordinary cases, stimulans taken,
which, by their action the and muscles of the
stomach, afford temporary relief but which leave the
patient in lower state and with injured faculties after
the action thus excited has ceased. Now compare this
with the effect resulting from the application Of the GAL
VANIC BELT. Take Dyspeptic sufferer even in the
worst symptoms Of attack and simply tie the Belt
around the Body using the Magnetic Fluid directed
In short period the nsensble perspration will on
the positive element Of the Belt thereby causing Gal
vanic circulation which will pass the negative
thence back again to the positive thus keeping up
dnuous Gavanic circulation throughout the system.
Thus the most cases of DYSPEPSIA are PER.
MANENTLY CURED. FEW DAYS IS AMPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE OF
YEARS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-18
sourHroK1, Seplember 20, 1s49

SOUTHPORT, September 20, I64S
KIN ow Mr. L. Whitmore 10 be Mechnnle
the first class. He has and can make and spPF
Ieeta to Plate ia the most finished order. have
a set of Teeth on plate made by HIM. which !
wear with perfect ease. after having had mad'
three different phies by three other dentists,
which useless have also examined
a number of gold plates manufactured BY
him, and now used with perfect salts
faction: iherefSre. j recommend Mr.. Whi,mors
to the public as skllfu Dentist in all the bral>
ches belonging to DENTISTRY.
}. PARKER, M. D.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-18
HERE rs THE PROOF.

There is no other remedy that claims to subdue the cruel
pangs of pain in seconds minutes hours. They
auire the patient dose after dose before favorable
change is promised. Not with Railways Ready Relief
Its effects the rs dose that is taken
the first application its great work Of
relieffrom pain.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-18
Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

These dreadful and agonizng complaints are imme.
diatey rered by the application of the GALvANIc BELr
NEcKLAcE and FUN. The Belt diuses the Electricity
through the system the Necklace has local effect and
the Fluid acts directly upon the affected In these
distressing affections the application NEVER FAILS
Q- Many hundred Certificates from all parts of the
country of the most extraordinary character be
given, ifrequired.
o. No trouble or inconvenience attends the use of
they may be by the and delicate with
perfect and safety In mary the sensation
attending their is kighly pleasant agreeable
They can be sent to any part of the country.
Prices:
The Galvanie Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galyanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, (,se Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
0J3- The articles accompanied bv full and pIain
directions Pamphlets with full particulars NAV be- had
Of the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
o. Becere Of Countereits aud Worthless Imita,ions
d. G. MOREHEAD, M. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES
i32 Broadway, New York.
For Sale By ~ 81 WYER, Authorized
Agl for HenoSha, Wisconsin.
DURE White Lead in Oil, for sale by
Z STARKWEATHER.
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS

OF the most Undoubted Character,
From all parts of the country could be given sufficient
fill column in this
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-03

opportunity OF open channels further north than for many
years Ii expedition be started under existing
circumstances y believed mat we can have an oppor-
sons. / submit Mr. President, that in any aspect in
which this matter be presented, we should pass this
resolution, and pass II at once.
tion the yeas and nays were called for, and ordered
MIR BUTLER Mr.. President. did no, intend 10 say
anything upon this question put as NE yeas and nays
shall say in very few words what have 10 say upon
the subject II win be great triumph to American en-
teprse 10 make this discovery that has been much
spoken Of but OF the OF which, confess, have
my fears. But know that national reputation Is ma.
ton property of the highest value and u we can acquire
reputation by making this discovery, II hspiy can be
made, | shall rejoice and the chairman OF Naval
Affairs has told that the officers and men are willing
to in this expedition, and as Is also taking men from
where they doing nothing and putting them into
ployment that may rebound 10 the honor OF The country
shall support this resolution
Mr. HOUSTON was in favor Of the resolution. and
should vote for IL for the given by the honorable
senators who had spoken in its defence that our seamea
were doing nothing in our navy. HE could see nothing
detrimental in i; and as ne considered one q me most
eminent could engage, he should support the resolution
The yeas and nays being taken. the resolution was
adopled-yeas 20, nays io-as follows;
YEAs-Messrs Badger, Baldwin, Bell, Benton. Brad.
ton Dodge Of Wisconsin, Dodge d Iowa. Greene, Housion
Shields. Surgeon, Wales, whicomb. and Yulee-2s
NAYsMsssrs Aichi.oa. Bprla .a ss,sh, Cas-. Davis
King, Norris, Rusk, Sebastian, and Turney-l6
Mr.. DOUGLAS moved TO proceed to the consideration
| OF the orders OF the day.
| The VICE PRESIDENT stated the question upon the
unfinished busnessbeng the bill for grants OF land 10
the State OF Illinois for the construction OF the Central
railroad.
Mr. BUTLER moved to proceed to the consideration Of
/ executive business s
i Mr. DOUGLAS remarked that the debate might proceed
until the usual hour for adjournment.
4 Mr. BUTLER replied that il was unfinished business
and would be likely to be finished for week. and he
| would insist upon his motion.
The question being taken, il agreed 10, upon div
4 son--ayes "a noes not counted
The Senate accordingly proceeded to the consideration
OF executive business and after time spent therein
the doors reopened and
i The Senate adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-16

made this,dsy at the Merchants EIchsnss:- Exses.
tor sale story brick house and lot loo
street lot 100 inches deep by ~ feet inches cr
s10s0o Ill Warrington street lot In Of the above
20 feet BY 10 feet $780, house and lot IL Norfolk
strse 22x60 So 2o do DO SO West rventy nrst
xIO3 50 000 do DO corner avenue and Ninetseuth
street, 2Sxs3 $1,000; lot Fourth street Bow
cry 9lxt3, 81 500; lots Fifty nrst street.
Eighth svsbue, sssh 2lxle0 $4,000 house and lot on
avenue B. near Tenth street 23x93 $500 do Forteth
street near Eighth avenue 25xl00 $1,000 do For:eth
street. near Sixth 25xos 81 800; do Fortisth
street. Seventh avenue 25xs8 $1,000 lease house
and lot, "a Vestry street, S2loQ.
RicE The movements Of the week are /, 200 casks
at So So So though the principal business 10 at 80 81
So SO.
srxDs.-Ths demand was fair fer clover, and the
market 6rm with sales Of 30 barrels free Ohio At
.Ac; timothy wa in good request with sales OF 81
barrels q S2l DO $22 per tiercs max seed was firm
and lot Of 100 terces clean sold for export at S13
fos export.
SucARs-At private sale there ID not much doing and
prices favor the buyer by auction there sales Of
100 hogsheads New Orleans, at 81 % . S. 12h, 90
days; and 100 boxes brown Hsvans, at Is "a So l2x
cash.
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ulssi.


On Friday morning. Mssrss J.SE, daughter Of
Martha and Antoine Lousett, ssed two yesrs sod tso
months.
Friends and scquaintapcs. are respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral from No 6l Carmne street this
day, (SsturdayO sttwo o'clock
On Thurtday morning. 18th inst Mrs ELIt.srrH
GnsHsN, aged twenty eight years rsot q the lsis
q. Graham.
Her remains we're tstsn 20 Greenwood Cemstsry.
On Thursday msrpipg. 18th inst of IN a.mms ton of
the lungs Mssr JsSg, wife q Henry Law the
ty.eigbth year q her age
The ffiends Of the family, slso the members of I'm
pire Division No 40 Of Il and solomoa's Tempe 81
Honor No a-e respectfully invited 20 attend her fuas-
raj Saturday, the 10th tpst ct eleven O'Clock az
Baptht church, corner 81 Bedford aud Christoghsr
str.sts Her remains win be taken 10 Belville v {,
for intermsnt
Suddenly Friday, 18th instant C.Rot ros Gr-rrs,
en a Wright and Mary A. Gilies, aged three yesr-.
The relatives and friends respectfully Invited 10
attend the funeral Sunday ct tso o'clock without
further invitation. from No 40 Frapklin street.
At halfp past nine O'Clock. Tbursdsy evening.
18th inst, of Inflammation % the lungs WiLLiss A.,
infant son 81 ". e and Catherine ,. Palmer.
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend the
funeral at 20 Rivipgton street at one O'Clock, On sun
dsy sfternoen.
The funeral services o. the late Capt iss BrssLsy
will take place ct his late residspce No. % Union
place Sunday next nth inst 81 four O'Clock r NJ.
His friends and the iends Of the family are respset
ully invited TO attend.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRIpAr, Feb. 1S-o NJ.
There was Q somewhat better feeling In cotton, to-
day though prices and sales again
pretty freely made, chiefly for export. There was
better inquiry for this State and Western brands Of
-FOUR and holders demanding better prices. Ca
madam remained quiet ct previous rates. Southern
brands we're dull. Corn meal was In better demand
Wheat continued nrm, with good milling demand
but sales we're unimportAnt. Corn nrmer and In
good request There was no change In other grain.
Fork dull and scarcely sslease at previous rates
were In steady demand, aud firm. Lard exhibited no
change. Cheete was steady, with fair amount Of
sales. Butter was Id good demand and more active
Coffee and sugar renamed without material change In
Xsnss-Ths market for pots vas steady with email
sales at 50 10, and pearls at 80 oot. ..
including fine, at 81 80 e2K; common 10 straight
State, 81 - 81 - a. good State at 81 - So co.
mixed to fsvorite, Michigan, at 50 12h 81 pure
Genssee at s. 10 IS o21s; fancies and extras
firm and In better demand with but q small stock In
the market Southern Flour dull with salss u 800
bursh countryi IS 1sa IS 81 for Alexandria, George
town and Bsltimore and 50 S7is fer very good Rich
mend county; Ky, Ilo.. vas IN good dsms.d with
wine at 50 sTk Corn Meal In better request with
sales Of 500 bills yer,ey, at 81 % 81. B.etsAsat
at 81 80 81 s7h Fer 100 lbs Hhsai-Ths demand
fer wheat for milling, continued good but the nrmuess
Gsnesss at 81 co. which was rather bslos ths market
Corn better and In fair demand The sales reached
5000 bushels at ssh 5stc for mixed Southern and
white, with jersey and southern yellow ut beS coo
southern white ~ 90 Gle; and Jersey DO The
demand for yellow vas better, While that for white
lsss active old remained quiet and nominal Osfs
we're In steady reQusst with sales 81 Northern at ga
tbc; Jersey, at 81 see; and Southern st sc Rye
Steady, with ssles OF 500 bushels ct e2hc
CoTros .-Quotstons for this staple are unchanged,
yet sfather better feeling IL apparent Sales o. about
2eeo bales have been Effected TO day the bulk Of which
was Tor expert. We continus our figures, VIII
I'rssrccL ot.ss'sre..Ies.
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shlys.Bsrbsy Merrill saa rrssoseo, oss.n; rassr,
emtb, %, Vim Mckee Co; knterpvss. runk, kverr o.
I,{I.f sish; sssessh{ nss.ss, ois.sey, aseshnL
vets, susnssr Hsnbsrs sehnidt Baiohsn.
Bris-Oliye. Sumner, Eatport
Osborn. Eiehmond Allen Pssssri Plate, Hsmmend BAL
timore, MAILER \ Lord; D,riei Psrber Russell. Phsie
rkis corneia rauikrer Boston, Nassau Wiley. salem:
Augusta. keene. New Bedford
Arrived.
Pseis ship Rsssius. Rdridss. Liverpool Jan ~ with
ndss. @ eposerd, Tusston Co
ship Maria Smith RE Jansro Jan with coffee - SHIN
Irsrsdss. Jan r. 81 rsrAsneueo, spoke barb Active
Powell, from nsltiners for -.
and ~ passengers 70 A Nettssohm.
shir hsdse soule, rs~ Orssns ssys Win ndse 70 Tho
nsstsr.
shiI sfs trs~l Lewis ssvsrssh sdsys ~ish ecsses he.
ssrt nssssurs &c E.w Hsv-l ssca:.. p,nsra. via
BARK Jehn Bird (cf Esst Thcmssor) Bird Nsw oresHs
10 Gays Nth srssr, Ne, 20 Tester Nicserser
Ne. W Gee Antsrfon \ Co.
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AMVaG mn 1T.


RfoADwAy 4 nAaS q, A. SOL
the semsay entitled the SERIOUS FAhILY.A%inisae
Sleek nr W. A. Chapman Mr. Charles Tsrrs.s Mr. Jordsn;
Captain Murphy nss1,s, wATss,sy Ley SSws.sy
lima f.Tsss Miss Hsr. -. orn:sy D:insins Ms: A.
Fsher. TO be followed By WILD OATs-sr Geo Thunder,
Mr. Whiting Harry Thpnder NJ Stuart koysr NJ wheat.
Jane Nrs sksrrett Dress Circle Parqustt c Family
and Third Circles, 2oc. Gallery l2hc.
DURTON'B rHIArRE-w. l. BURTON. PROPRB-
ID tor-Bensht Of Mr. Hadaway Saturday evening Feb
10TH viii be played the comedy Of the SERIOUS
Charles TorrssS Esq Mr.. w. Clarke; Captain Murphy
Lady Severity Creamy Hughes MIRA CHARLES ToII:n
xsI x: q x. foos
Mr. Hssswsy; Sir Robert Br,mhis NJ Burton frsdsrss
Hon Lucrets McTab Mrs. Hughes Doors open On
o'sloeh to commence att.
ITALIAN OPERA, Aston PLACE. BELOW Kf0Hrn
week but two Of the Opera SeasonMonday
evening February ls 1880 will BE- performed Bsnis Opera
sEnSra e. Ss Ra, r:' ASsss @
Novsl. Conductor and Director Max nsrstssk Leader
Herr Kreuser Prices Of admission All seats in Boxes
Psrque secured either for the night 81 o. Ad
AmPhtheatrs 2c Doors open q T-ts ssmnsnesst1h In
confusion Carriages will set dswn
heads east. and take up heads west.
ITALIAN OPERA. Aston PLACE BELOW EIGHTH
Benefit to the Sufferers the late Hague
street Calamity.-Tuesday Evening Feb 49, 1850 will be
performed Donsstts opera seria Of LUCIA DI LAnAER
MOOR Lucia Signorna A. Bertucca; Alice, Sgnora AvoEs
Edgardo. Sgnor O. Fort Ashton, Snor Beneventano
Arturo sgnor Patti Raymondo sguor 0iublsi Normano
Leader Kreutier Price Of Admission-A
Parqut secured either for the night 81 So
the evening Of the performance Psrquet $ Amphthea
IS cents. Doors open att O'Clock. To commence ATTY
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Corru.-The trade are about the only buyers St.
Domingo may be quoted 1oac. o lie, and Rio aud
lava itci 400 bags St. Domingo sold By auction ct
exc. 1oa4c, cash
fsur.-la rssins there Is nothing Of impor,apc.
doing, and the market steady lot Of 100 barrels
Jamaica orspges changed hands at about % So rs,
aud Z 500 Bsrscoa cocoa nuts 81 private bargain.
fnH.-Dry cod are held firm, with moderate saies
In nsckerel there saes of 500 bbls No. q Nass
at " 3. and also 400 do sibbed herring, at s3Gh
fnuorrs. Of cern, In bulk, we're
made attkd and Ragged, st ships expense, ct sd.
CompTesssd cotton sas taken ct s32d, and rosin ct
ls I'd and heavy goods ct previous rates There
no marked change 10 ether ports
Hksr.-ssles Of 80 bales handsome America. dew
rottsd we're made Of t1oo. The market for common
rsrssa frsm titT 10 s1b2
Ltap.-sslss 80 tons spanish at 81 e7x, each; mar.
kst firm.
Mor.srs-Thsre IL net . grest deal doing; sslss
being mostly for the trade. The range for New Or
leans IL 21e zee, usual time.
On in linsesd the operations comprise 1000 gal
Ions, at Soc In casks and PIE In barrels Also sales
eco baskets olive quarts at - l2k and ice do pints
at - 80. 300 bbs selected whale sold Of t5e dec.
Psovrnoss. = Pofk-The market for YES easier
fair; the saes we're 500 bbls mess at slo SO
$40 es; city prime Dess at go Is; wiuoheetsrs DO
ct SIC So and new prime ct ~. Old continued nomi-
psiiy the ssms. Beef IVES arm, With Q good inquiry
and ,ass Of $50 bbis country, at - rs for mess ana
IS Ts 30 for prime. Beef hams we're nominal ct ala
ut meats quiet With small sales Of hams Al sx
&C., and shoulders 81 ~ Be. Lard vas steady with
ssles o. $50 bbis, st 81 exc and kegs were frm AZ
~ re, - IN quality Butter vas In good dsmaud
snd very hrn nth sales Of 200 packAses 81 lie
Tor Ohio 10 lsc for state, and NJ lie for Vermont
Cheese vssstsssy, with ssee Of 400 easks At e . ne
IKE
R,AI Esr,rr-The following ,sles Of real estate var.
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on the Istb Snst by the Rev charles q sommerr
~ Jos, 3. st.sros, to MAY cLsAsa,s, daughter Of
IN. late &c ,-rsd Jordan, Of this city
In Sing SIN on "wednesday evening, the 18th In,
a., Pn,s,snn ,-rTBEsLsSD, Of white Plains 20 Mrs.
Eluar,rs KsIyy ds lighter Of Mr.. Levi Peek, q thu
former place. ,s.s 81, ST.,
At New Rochelle, on the io,n on feoruAry, oy the
n, Nuliam W.,a "a No.. ppeck, JAMS A. Scorr
TO MasosNEr A RicH.nDsos, elee os"snesf OF "a
ward b. Richardson, Of the former plsc :.
At Rsrtan, Monmouth county, ~ J Y sus ~ ~.
MIR Nice, Mr. OAnnrrr n. Horrss, Of New VIZ sly
10 Miss Nsso.s,r H. Bao~s, Of the former p'aee,
Q n the 18th int.
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DRY GOODS, sc .

nancy cAssINEREs-A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
Of fancy Cassmeres Of French, English and American
wapufnc ture Ao, Cloths Of the various makes VIA Biol
ieys Sedan and hbeuf together with choice
ohsssrs.by FORBES DUNDERDALE. 81 Maiden lane.
lust RKCEIvKD-BAJoUs FIRST QUALrw KID
Gloves white and black, light and dark. Also plain
nousen De Lame ~ tine coiors and make Also. large
stoek Of emhreidsred hsnas silks, shaws Paris Prstd
Goods Ne, which well worthy the attention Of buyers
and which the subsrbsrs offer the best their
Wholesale rooms SS Broadway. JAMES BECK 60.
nRr GOODS sALRsnEN.-wANrgD. SEVERAL
~ young men, Of aetve business habits, and accustomed
ssnte trade Alec two boys about fourteen years Of
sxe. Apply at as Broadway.
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ToBAoco.-The movements Of the week are % an

WmsKEY.-The market was again better, with salee
of 800 bsrres Ohio and Prison part arrived at
and l26 hogsheads Drudge at 24k. cash and time.
WooL.-Since our last report there have been but
few purchasers In market and sales Of oil descriptions
have been very light. The inactivity is caused only
by the absence OF manufacturers not by the suppos
tion that decline will take place. nothing OF the
sort is expected We only state that holders are
very firm and our quotations be readily realized
when the wool Is wanted We quote American 4.
fleece, 46 SO; full blood merino, AZ Al ha% do.
38 . Al; common and u do. S4H Q SO; pulled No. 1,
81 IS; superior IS SO, cash. Quotations Of To-
reign nominal.
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uypANDY. LArDfNc-7a5 CASKS VERY uIGH-rLA-
ID vored Roeheiies alec, Ass A. seignsts Brandy, pss
bsrNs Tsvofiten and Means juss arrived from Rochelle
pr,sdy vnt.rss 81 1tA ~ rs. and a. now isndins from
bvs Ferunus Imported and for sale ~
n n. a d. cAsnnAN, No. Beaver -, near Broadway
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NEW BOOKS, &c.

ssCUPrDg OWN VALENTINES, FROM ONE PEN
~ e.eh, 10 ave dollars THE most splendid collec
on exhibited in the United states are o9erea for sale
all lover how desperate
Spruce. GRO. n. IVES. Publisher.
Envelopes, Lace Paper. Motto waters valentins Writer'S
and all the for sale NJ lev prices
sss In Great variety N BThe country trade supplied on
khsrAl terms.
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LIQUORS.

loBN d ROBERT OSBORN. IMPORTERS or WINES.
% No Ill Wall street. find IL necessary sdviss thssr
oiopss samples Of the wines Of their importation
fovins troters- nsssrs. =. ". wYCKOFFA SON
DAyTs& HENRfQUEs'
W. :. HAYWARD.
r. VAN PELT
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MTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.
Our PhilsdsIphi. Correspondence.

S. Our Washington Correspondence, DC, will
be found on the first page.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

lanes COLE AUCTIONEER-fuLT0NS STREET Pro-
perty-Positve sale Of valuable Building Lots Fulton
and Pineapple streets Brooklyn. James Cole viii sell 81
auction Monday 18th February at IL NJ AZ the nsr-
chants Enchanse New York the folleviny property v. .
snd the westerly side OF Fulton street, adjoining
also the Presbyterian Church Building. erected
on the above previously cold at private
Of the property ready At the oess Of the
auctioneer.
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OvERcoATs cEsrAISLY SOLD FOR COST, IN CON-
~ sequence Of wishing make for Spring Coats
81 vhich are already sore price s sopersne black cloth
dress made order SIG the meet
SIS TO $40 Pants and Vets equally good and cheap a. ID.
CLARK ZIG william street
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WASHING MADE Easy: Or HOW TO Wash
clothes without Machines, Wasbbcsrds or Psusding
me one dollar free Of postage and vu send
you b. mail printed circular giving plain directons for
washing clothes that will enable person 10 40 all the
washing % large family before trsakfstthus avoiding all
the confusion Of vsshing day This method requires
machines vsshbcsrd povndinr barrels rubbing the
shr Cd fnesrno tearing % bvtsn ana verins out
eioths This rlas the clothes them winter sns
Injuries the finest fabric The articles used cost but
few cents for washing The circular also contains sreo-
ons for clear ssvchne ironing laee washing snd cleaning
i: hs siovss rsmovins stains srssss spo,s AZ These
the greatest chemical discoveries Of All the hc
es steamers and large lsunary stablshments
hod q washing een< letters 70 nADAnE BEAv kLT Pa
County rEhu feI sale.
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nAHITInE INTELLI9 NCE.
Fort OF New Ycrk. Fsb. M, 1850.
snvs... 80. - soos sxrs. 10 B
sCn sHTs... y " stoH varNn-.. III az
TeisgraphSc.
See rensfs ssvs solasss Cor hs latest nAsss Ins.-
renee ~ Telegraph.