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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-07-25
FURNITURE.
AUCTHONEER.

wv II, SCOrT,is DOW selling and fashionabl
w Furniture Of every description remarkably low.
June p.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-07-25

rllIE undersigned receiving thcrtrst nalm Mt
L of SPRING - SgJ ri VI ELS CLOTHING. tor
the populuce large. When think of rnumerang the
de varieties Of style. texture and fabric of
and -PIENDID ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING. for The
Spring - of Gents ard the citizens of
general. It's then feel the poverty of the En-
i.h ald sigh TIE redundant and classic lore that ssiS
ted the Blind Old Scio rocky Isle in br to
1--WE being and bequodth immortality to n Achilles Of his
suffer this dilemma suggest shat we have cy-
oty variety of
g,iDYGLI-I32
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iFlis}i399 R00ITl9

Which be found this place We shall offer goods
al LOW Err PRICES than the same be found and We
shall do all in power retain the liberal share of patron
age which has hitherto been bestowed upon and guar
antee that all shall be honestly and fairly treated We
convinced that by doing shall advance inter-
est and the interest of our friends.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-07-25
SHERIFF SALE.

HpY virtue of Fier Facias issue out of and I'M
der the seal of the Circuit Court for the Comfy he
no>na, state OF Wisconsin. to drccc and dciN crcd
gns The goods and chtt lands and cnemens of George
W. Jackson. have levied upon and shall offer sale the
highest bidder, the law directs the steps in front the
Court House IN the city and County OF kcnosha, on Saturday
the 10th day OF August A. d. 1851. between the hours
and three in the afternoon of said day. all the right title
interest which The said George w Jackson second
day May, A. D. ISL had in and the following piece
parcel of land, situate in the salem, in said
County OF kenoSh described as part Of northeast quarter
of Section numbcHkcn (lO) township number one d. north
OF range number twenty 600 east Commencing at the
southwest corner of land owned by George A. Hodge,
ming south u deg six 90 rods thence fourteen I'D
rods; thence north u deg six o. rods thence
/ fourteen lf rods to place OF beginning.
| Dated July ID, \. n. 1851. 6-7
TO RENT.
a CONVENIENT DWELLING HOUSE, near the Court
/ 52-tf I. A, MARSHALL.
NpERSONS who have business transact with the IN
designed referred 10 e. P. GLA.s, whom have
K.no.sa 5anr =, '.n 'vAsE
EpE,Nrs Sfan styles and prices from ;e2e, I'd Up to
DAMAsK PATCH, and Patch of all kind, a,
E-2LEr QUILTS. Rleaohetl and Brown shce,nss and
II Pllar-Ca>e Linen from S6down,a nj NJ, Nj. & cos.
nIL BAIZE and Oil Cloth for Tables, Hall-. At
~ NJ, VI. s. COS.
DLOOD'S hes. scythe. for sale by
b Z. /: L 4. NJ TrxEsos.
RoNNErs, Ribbons, Arsiaeias, Band Boxes, Seat
ID NJ, Vi. d cos.
AtLovES and Hosiery-an extensive stock At
~ NJ VI. & cos.
SALT! SATT!--Fine salt for sale st the South
- Warehouse by BALL & MERRILL.
Nov. Il, 1850.
HATS AND CAPS!
S'PRING STYLES for 1851, just received. Also large
- assortment OF Boys HAS and Caps, gonglow for cash,
the sign OF The Big Hat. :. r. COMSTOCk.
N ing at STARkNEATHER 4 co.'s
('IDER Vinegar, drs, rate article forsale at
\ TvNEsoSs.
AtLoTHs. Cassrmeres, sa.inests Tweeds, great
- supply at NJ NJ. & Cos.
SUMNER sTUFFS f,y Mems Boys Wear. consisting in
- part pi Cable TWIST suffolk Dahl FORK Gambroon, Lin
en- Drilling NAnSeen puck. Marine stripe.
SRAwLS OF great variety, from the splendid Grape
- down 10 the cheapest oooses; made ST NJ NJ q COS
NEoUsELIN De LANES. AspIepd5d s,.ortrn.ns =,
W 4. & 3 COS.
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KENosHA, July ?, 1851.
TO THE LADEESt

~ ORE than nine months having elapsed since we first
AVA came before the public deem il but Justice to our
selves and to friends publish our sentiments and TO
declare our plans for the future.
We shall then keep constantly on hand The richest stock of
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-07-25
IMPROVED LONDON VEGETABLE
BILIOUS PILLS.

These wonderful and cfcacous Pills are prepared by the
American Proprletors, from formula originated number
OF years since by Board of Examiners of potAscarfe aa
LONDON They are compounded from Vegetable Medicines
eTctuStrey. and being made upon correct princps they
have for long time held the first place the estimation Of
the people of the BRITISH EMPIRE Their remarkable now
err which they possess of restoring heahunes the de-
engagements of the Biary Organs which so common
IN this western world and which if neglected kogg Hee
the various ferers peculiar settled counfrics-bas
earned Tor these SUPERIOR PILLS lasting popularity This
glorious Remedy first cOmpoUndeds before stated
THE and thoroughly eSted them before thew
Introduced TO the notice of the British Public As
however the remedy attracted attention people il M
once attained Unprecedented popularity, which has
er since retained. A few years these admirable Pills
were Introduced into America and they arriving
The same EXTRAORDINARY reputation here. in Old ing
land. No one who has used them, will for moment
be without them, tor ALL day by day. learning this
TRUTH viz that judicious Of these WONDERFUL t.
PILLS generally obviates the necessity of calling upOn
Physician 10 prescribe for arrangement of the stomach
bowels which ONE DOSE of this une1uaIled medicine
WILL TOTALLY REMOVE; and thus save much annoyance
and expense 10 him who is thus slightly i'll! No MINERAL
Medicines enter into the composition of these unryacd
Pills and hence there is danger OF any unpleasant after
Effects as salvation, &c
Since the General Agency has been conferred upon FRosr
Co.. the formula from which these Pills made has been
submitted to of the Eastern Colleges Of Pharmacy and
has in consequence the advice of the heads this Col
er been somewhat improved. As they present
pared they embrace all the curative virtues of the original
LONDON PILLS. with the addition of such features
the diseases peculiar the Great West have de
manded. Their sales increasing rapidly, that the Pro-
preors hardly able fill all orders and yet they are
constantly adding 10 The manufacturing facilities which they
already largely possess 100000 will supply the demand
he
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hmbcF oI NIIf LUIS VIII be sod Tor Ian"r n ApII-
ed for soon J. BOND.
HNOR SALE. 4 small Iron Safe by
n June = 1851. 49, j. BOND.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-07-25

CLARK TOWNSHIP, Brown Co., O., }
F,b. 4Olh, 1901. {
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FOR SALE.

DELAf>ES, The res. assortment in she city and tie
cheapest. a. the CHEAP CASH STORE.
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CARRIAGE MAKING.

YE1FE undersigned wish to inform the citizens and other
II inhabitants of WISCONSIN and {LLLNOiS, that
they are engaged in of
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Coon AcrIox or AN AMERIcAN MINISTEI

The following IS told Of our Minister at Naples,
by d writer in The CoUTler and Enquirer.
"Yery recently our Minister made vis, 10 the
Island of Capri and found there a large number OF
poljtlcal pr .0ners. The very name Of America Is
hailed by such with delight and the presence OF
the American Minister on the Island appeared 20
give hope 20 all, thai their term OF imprisonment
was Craving 20 a close. But alas, what right haS
our Minister 90 interfere N these matters and II he
should 90 So with how ilitle effect. One Of the
nrisOners, however, succeeded Ia making hs case
known to Mr. Morris and It was very hard one,
and Immediately interested ms sympalhles lie
was husband and father, and ms wife and child
ren were dependent upon him fox support. And yet
for three ears he had fingered ~ prison for no other
odeuse than having rith thc sanct0R ~ me hing al
fkaftrc volunteered IN the service Of Charles Al
bert, His name was Domlneco Nestromarlna, about
% wears OF age intelligent, cnterpnsing, and OF IT.
IeprosC habic character.
MI. Morris became 50 much interested IN his
case and that Of his suffering family, that upon his
setuYn 10 Naples and ascertalning the correctness
OF the representations made 10 HIM, he waited upon
the Minister of Foreign Affairs, and dlscamlng all
right 70 interfere III the name OF his Government
asked III the name OF Justicc and humanity and as 4
personal favor 60 himself the release OF Nestrona-
Tina aIniappy to add, that after little delay, hlS
request VS. accCcded to- the prisoner restored To hs
iamily and Morris made one of the happicsi men IN
1hc kfYutou.'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Later from Hermndn /.

We have received our Bermuda files to
the 18th INST There IS no news o! Importance. 1t
is stated there every probability that the Spanish
Mail Stcaiuers. which run bet CadiZ and Cuba,
will make BC. .muda stopping pace Tor the pur-
pOse OF CpalUg. In order to encourage such inter
course there j. a measure now before the House OF
Assembly loi placing foreign Man Steamers on the
footing O' other Mall Steamers as regards Port
charges
The excitement in consequence of the Legislative
Council having telected The Bill providing salary
sor the Ministers OF the PRESBYTERIAN Church. cOntin-
ues uIabalcd. The contributions TO the memorial
fnnl now re lcl 4lN1.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

rboy'rs Voters aei. Join. TscFer -Judgmeu' At
6uncd Em 80 and costs ot toni' oelo" an r.
ME- a. 70 tho residue vyh0u. costs 20 CIihcr parry,
on appea. ,...,4t rr4,,,,e,,
reversed. With costs. ,.- -. ,.r.5..--, A..
,eal d,.ni ed, and order a. special term afifmel'
with 90 costs
P]bsrt Lq,aifz against Ri-icrd Martin, = n.-
Iudgmcr, affirmed. with costs
Vs,,Sq sDeskles against Josepl Sar.-Judgmen; re-
yersed, VIII costs.
Nrw Episcopal PApFR A thorough
soinu Pu.s paper Is about 80 BE- started IN New
yorE. urcer me editorial agspices Of Res. Dr.. Nun
leubuIg.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
V. Il. PALMER'S COLUMN


ID ANkiND, L i SAID, may be divided
4's INTO 'afe- dS,nct ras>e> th,>r who q sfgh
bora - n1lt.n erros. t-s c,nsictiln thlse hs
5rc SD e,4h.c as 90 hc cas deceived All sl,so ho
possessed o: s't common serse. All , = lAs t-~t
advantage
I. ve- lA- 10 % correct tae sSsi ani 9, algcc pe,-
%. sl' tnc principles. b, csc.s ac eTsor, IN vAiA
;h.r aa,e grown srlI.
Ph,,> s wisdom aui lb-y,s support ~. AnssAsr h
W. nl reason in q ialalr he Who c1na,; tcAss 4.
,r.r r.v tl aa-s n.i -cas - Save
Ir.lr.Frr well uiroc ei, Va. sfr nsr competent n
af.vr...> fNc -leA'r>f ira .,tf sap7-i 3. useless
rh.>r.-.-.- All srUrs VA g. I've With h,psr m 'hs
v -, O.. b. ia -c1.-tl Bal .ai wt v1g. arpeAr 0, h.
Havtnrrrrr chla-e, aus %. a> e.srsoae uesrr ~
Pc. ,--' .-,s.->,.. ,h.+v,- b.',r- o. - rSat-
il..,-..- t..., .t .sr ,, fo tr'1 O. el4>e.rs,"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
NV RAnnoAn AccInENr.-A ,oung

FArAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-A young
man By the name OF DaDkersly, while driving over
the railroad crossing 10 the town Of Thompson, M a
wagon, wts instantly killed, as was also the horse
DankeTsN leaves young wife, 10 whom lie had been
married about year. Ths WeSf hiitRgig Telegraph
III speaking OF the accident, Say>: Anticipating the
cOnfneneht of ms wife, hc hdd gone TO Thompson
for piI ician, and was hastcnng back, and within
calling of ms home when KILLED. lis mother was
one Of the htst Go witness the accident, and her ago
sv was "a mos painful sight 10 those who had rushed
40 the spot The poor woman gathered M with fran
tic love uC brains o. her son scattered on the track,
and Calict upon him n aeon2lng Carnestness TO lNe
and look Un 10 ms mother Young DankerSy re-
cClyCd uo wounds other than ON ms head, he beng
thrown ia That position against The engine. lie was
Killed iu,'aftlV gasp only Witnessed ny the near
est person telling ms depaItu c. The horse and the
wagon 10 which he was attached were tom INTO in-
numeTaeic fragments.
Roots Ar LARGE.-We understand that
NOung auC French, who were arrested at Palermo,
Me. foW wee h since, by W. W. Wilson. agent of
the uultct states Government, for Countcrieing
1. S CON, fcrfctod their ball and have gone 10
parts unknown and that Nmgatc who robbed the
Augusta Bank OF about Sio oo0 two years ago, es-
capped from he Maine STATE prison on Saturday last
and had Tot hcen taken ~ last accounts.
PROVIDENCE. Il. John Pitman has
been elec'ei President of the Providence AthenNum
aud Abe j. Jones Secretary. for the ensuing year
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
S,I-pKEMF rnIrRT Il. ,he :

SUPREME COURT.-In the ,atser OF
= t- tpr'e-t ar ttle Moor Ai-al-1 'i1 C,sln,u-
o. STREET @ s.'f l- % i,, f4,
eFsnJe- tls tlat-l .ft h tr' d! Ihr
.si., ooaa ,so1-'i . i-.--c Aa- '-,s,fes. n -s
FTtue u--, N,-rr. g. t-t llrsm-l-s q
a. .cs o!ta1 I sl'-t 4t--c ec,l, %. ~ sac Of New
fiA ci...eu A. Ac' - ii.e an - e.''.el II &c 2,
- -ce E.reI- laws T,afi- l-c-a-.g g .-e C'r 's
cttfe Commas -.r in TIE above Uzfse- -'l,sr The
80 =. i-t afear ~ tft mts oi IAr or - 'a-rs u,
-tt-er vl-l sua llif sli s s.nlHlt - Assessment.
..it.r ~ c4.lse ,- arnrai l a.s' al -ia ca' y
s,'--.f.e' ali "'ari -. --s N.i'- "rl Nsec '' nc
90 lrtr, l- -n. sang ef r.tar'. Ltfs beer ir >et
W y. ~ s.t'r tie as Ite- q -lls'T1 ga, q r
ccfr, tter. = rs i'r q; east s1-r -ass heo the
~ q ne ns ans -act 1arei-ais- aieu'; lel And
IT, saii Conlass ~ ;Ttttr ev notice pursuant q ne
Requirements oit1s Acf entitled A Ac . aTs isn Ar
aud TrTss inthe Cry and County of N-YorS ni,rath-r
pl-ses PASSED Ma l 1897 4sS>ed eit5 = 1891 - ne
rruf fd '. lc1 land AT, cttt he4. thai thcy haSs
completed ihef Estimate and ssts>u.crt -e4 thAi al
peiseAs :. &c interests 4- airc.ei tlee 4ae WI nv
D. oppose O. ie l. ~ le.tcc 9 present Their OBJ
y tons u wFtir-t1 J0AN FOWLS. Jr ue y ne -
u ~ l-cr - bts-Les, y "a asstH
street, ~ the tv oiNcW-I 1r Ulin thty dave from the
dais oiths notice And Lar tAe Lm's embraced By is
assessment follows. that, % say Al those lots
p.ece, o. parcel, oi ard ,rasten he NretseriA ward
bounded Ou be uaut is a distant 100 feet Iclrs
nttntfy iFolu the n.FtAe y 'ac * osi-sieet ai on
tie Solit l 1 s;anti nc irei 5uce> So theTis tom
the sogtAtr dt oi 6,t-ltree AI- .So al ;h1se ctser
lots. pieces parcels os land situate the Nineteenth
Ward of ihe CIV q Newl - beiween the westerly SIDE
OF eiLezusto-Fenue .c tie eaSter sldc 0f Fourth
boulGfl the north b. Eue distant 100 fec'
inches norherY from re n9rtt. s1e OF bl-sreei a1d
the south rs hre disaGt 100 feet inches sa-therly.
from the southern SIDE of blt sweet And ao. all those
lots pieces parcels 81 land. situate the Nne
teenf ard If the CITY Of NevNo ors. between the vest
ell de Of st-aycuue and the easery le NJ t-avenue
bouroee on Ihe norm lF me asent j. zee. lh5"es
uorthery from the n0rhery side oi 6s;-srcet and on
he souJh by le distant o0 feet inches S0uh6rlg from
sutheTr side If 6lStsreet. And also. all that part
of6lsf a Out ty Law, between the westerly SIDE
Of 3d-ayeu.e nd the easterv SIDE 5ihavenue And tile
FaL further notice. that their report
above matter VIII be- made and presented O. the Su
pYeme C0ur, at SPECIAL Term of The sai Court 9 be
held 20 the CITY liall Of the City Of New York SatUr
av 2qfh dag November ISL a. the opening OF The
Cour on that day thereafter Counsel -
heard ard that then anl there motion WIZ be made that
fie sad renorr viii he confirmed
JOHN FOWLER. IR..)
DAVID SEAMAN Commissioners
GEORGE RDYD
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Dated NevY - sN',si, Ses,e. es . isl, tO-o
SUPREME COURT. MARQUIS C.

= IFlI>ff n T| IIFTl y ! NIIFl = - y =
EDDY. >fEFhEN MOORE lnc tkt htlF u hAfki-
TON t. f.f ab.-e Csfeui ilnts-l '4 are Lcr-' st-a-
s-e ans required q. answer tie COM 1.ert it ', nl-
CIV ald County q Nev-l ora. ~ ihe t.ff ~ NeA-
Vol Sr-ftu.lr til. $751; .ut O. serve co1f ~ f'r
Il l tlt SAID complaint "a. TIE sLr>c 1er> a. el- Ui
acs. NJ - ast.. Ncs-N william -"tnt, as
hic- tat service = t, SUNNI 90 -au, e1t IsIs - ii'
ll- .. ,rca scyce And K lo. .4. 81 ta s c-
plflt wltAn te tae aforesaid. Che r.. .i.as a tA>
aC-lD wil tA rt- frt a-rs. tou ic- tac ,ur ~ tive
hu ,'ft on C1lrs 1-l nyf cents. ga interest
ir1m ,ie 18th Jay 0i August fhllsasc o.,h n1fc
ad IFS lc besides f.e costs this acton DATED sort
Jh 1884, BJRr 4 >MIDT. PiaHua's At,0rne
srf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SwlyuLiNG OPERATIONS 4 young Inou
Il gerteeI appearance. On Thursday, called al the
Pvltonst md ordered $l5 worth of silks 20 BE- sent
70 ms resi- euce in High g.. promising % pay for
tSeu a. soon as delivered. A boy Was accordingly
dispatched with the articles and on arriving a, the
foIse W informed by the purchaser that he had
torvo.;eE "a portion Of them. ana sent nm back 10
br1g tie remainder. When the boy returned from
me store he found the gentleman mad left no one
frey " her, md the goods with him. The occu-
narts OF the house stated thai he had taken rooms
here The DAY previous, Dut no one seemed % know
who he sas or where ne came from nor has he
been head 4 since, although scveral calls nave
by hTH
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

IN RSIANCE of an order of the Sur
rosafe Of the County OF NewYork notice Is hereby
10 all persons having claims against " LILLIAN \ COL
MAN late uf the Cts of NewlorN deceased g. present
the with vouchers thereof 90 The subscriber at h ol-
fee 4 BrOadwaF. the tt ol New York on or before
the twelfth day oi November neat Dated NeWlorA, tho
10Th day of MAY. 1851 SAMUEL tOLNAN
u.gl2 fa.,5mN- AdmnistrlrpT.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
'. b Palmer, Selection Of Rule. for Dusiaess
Men

Establish youssefon he bro1i and spuai bass oi ns-
&c.
90 the means tiior open o. an
Calculate fhc urlhanftf, OF tnr fnfufe infferc ta6
uf-fIY.. fhe mean, of nfpIm1tl1r
IltImlnfe successfully with rNnf nrFHJof, paif' psf
An tnc nlIIltrs afforded o. goo 1nrl 90
Confess ignorance n rtfid 90 subjects n when yp1 tis
untrlH lHruta listen ard learn.
Keen fi. ulnl COD the UrfHs. ffnef than the O1fff
uf. fa Hf m0ti0u iir'ifie- aud accomp sh
much n sing ds u. required weeks, months, yelm.
taufefT
Don't depend upon your own lungs none--I,s The lungs
Offbe Pros 80
Consider the lus,s p thr GOOD standing 1i s'm ld thf
decline and f and want ~ others, tn1 regulate
tnur conduct according
If aur mems sur NOT uh your ends pursue those ens
which sut with F1ul uc1rs
Reflect on what and hear. SCI l0ur mind A work
reason with cludlI, A we'll ind consider 100 yOursru.
decide and acf
Treat fou customers your friends, b. srr'ng lhes IN
fft. To- fUtf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
DURITr ADMINISTRATORS OF
CORPORATION Notices.

COKPORATION NOTICE.-Publicno-
~ tee IS hereby gwen, g. fho owner or owners, oc =
pant or occupants Il OIL houses ana lots improved or IN
improved laiu. affected thereby chat fhe t1i1glrr As
Scs,mens have been need bS the Assfssors nd re-
lodged the oaco ~ the Bureu Of Assessments, - IN.
ipaflou lr all u,r.Du. interested. For ilIlINb
lots between the Old POST 10 AD. FlksI-AN ..
FORTY EIGHrH-Sr.. and IlfIlEIiS 81. The umit
embraced h, such a.sessreu include all tho ses q ~
Aouses lud lots Il er1lnd yacst lot. pieces and phfc
If land situated the above blocks 81 ground, h,una y
bv fg,h ana jOth SIS Old Posf-road and lst-ay All
uer.on, whose interests are affected Dos The aD'Ft-
named assessments and vho opposed % the same.
or either Il them are requested g. pre,et their ol &C.
tons ~ wrtius, the undersigned. at Their 'hca .
No Hall of Records. within fhnty DAYS from the tir ~
s not e. Office Bureau Of Assessments. street Depart
SAM FL H DE- MOrT)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
"a fnt ISAAC NM. ohlll.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
rel lpRoJpbsFp jn'J ~ DATES OF SAILING

FDW X COLLINS = co. r Val 4 N.f'rE'
BROWN SHIpIEY q co Liverpool. g,
+ g. ROBERTS = Co. 3 Kings Arms fAii'
Is0nd su. ..-..
7 DRAPER Tr . Rue : re Dame les ir'''iTrs
Te owners Of these slls vii t re aCcoptar 10 k-i'
,,eg b. ion spsce eNeiry. prec.1n, sies ~ htt1,'
aniess balls Of lsding sEItd therefor. All ''o 1
80 oft tere frr
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
THg HANnroN LlTERARY ASSOCIATION

The twenty first session Of this Association VIII
commence on Monday evening, Sept. 20. Young
men WHO arc desnOus OF joining Literary AssOcia-
fioD should come forward at once and take part IN
tbe exerc l.os Of tins fOurshing body The meetings
are held al their room the Institute building Inc
officers are President, A. McCue Secretary j.
Hess
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
SrPRENlE COURT-Ir the r,,:ter u

& L PRkNE tOJR RI.-lr tne make. q!
- tie A,.L-,r.aa a. ne Msyr- Aiierner ~ = .-
n1nalf- Oi fhe Cf si New-bpsk psrsr C. tn- OfkN-
ING or SIXTY lists rREEr q n 81 81 q. . AZ ,
ir ne AlNth Va . sft c''f N1t0e D., here' sffa
tia. t- costs charges a,r iuc--rr p, re-or %
tie 7rncfrl'--s f1e Ae.rr elf.t-d ,ttrT. uu. -
tl-ea hv ta- II 3't, " EiroLds one Il tie ,'i =
10 'te Sur-ene urt ler case ~ s abs lrr it'ie
% r. 'hsr lr>-ss : ne sa' mr. ait.. rrr.
C,urt Charr-->. n re CRY Hsn r. tae Ctv d Nfu-
NFs. o n RsDAf iae stl tay %. o-'35c-. d .s>i,
q -' a'claH, u he terer'sr
JOHN FOWLER J.)
DAVID SEAMAN. c mn 30
GEORGE BOYD,
Dated New N.rk Se.fs.. .er D. 1851 I'd D
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
CTRFFT DEPARTMENT, No.
STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hal


- Of Records PubLc notice hereby gyen. WA. A.
the following petitions hgye pfesentes n us
Ateruen t. change the grade OF ltn az ahn tytn
pave srd curb and gutter N la.hs, bee1 ,,h
"a er,c~ton avs o. iag space four feet de through
she s.waks Doth sdesl of S5th from - ~ rd 49,,
aso the fIsxIng resolution To Toregaiate yfass aa -
space four feet vide through the .'dswass q ,rs, "
.s , ~. r.one,ted 10 preseni them. N wTins,
10 the ur ders gnsd At has oifce' 90 ~ sei's ' " -
Octoter usr. -Srps. z, lsol. .-....--.-
tDhH l. UOOoti s%iVfE N'"@
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Ocean Steamers, N-r.

LNOR LiVERPOOi.-United States
Maj Steamship BALTIC, Captain j. j. COmstock
THIS steamer N depart With the L. $ Mats Tor turONe
postvel, ATT kDAY. Oct n, az u o'clock M iom
her berth NJ tie foot Canal M berth secured TIL
pad for t5rgegh OF passage having rnecualed accom-
nclstlnrs iur elegance and comfort apply 20
kDMARD X COLLINS, No. Sc Wali-St
The stearshp ATLANTIC viii succeed the BALTIC
and ssil Oct 21 s29tOlh
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
a rogaic of the County ol NeNNorA notice Is hereby
given to an persons having claims against FREDtklt n
MOLLITOR late of the CITY of NeNNofk. baker deoeas-
ed % present the same vouchers thereof 20 tlc sub
scribe at the Office of JACOBS ROSENSTElN. Es4 No
10 street the CITY If Newiork, ON or before mo
thirteenth dat of October next Dated New lork. tho
seventh da. of April. 1881. ELIZABETH MoLLIrOR.
ali law6mMs AdmlG4stratux.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

Nrw ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Al Cow
.Sus-Tbis building is now nearly completed ana IS
a neat anJ commodiOus one. II VIII be opened ana
cOnsecra;ed the l2.h Oct under nc charge Oh ie'
tf.pF .tsfffl.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
SAMUEL n DE MOTT }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON ASSESSOR
OYrIoE KECEIYER IAXGs, 6 New City Hal, Pifs
uNANES of IsII-Rate 81 --lOO .

OYFICE KEcLIVkR IAXAs, New Clty Hat. PIT
TAXES of Isjl.-Rate 81 95-lOo -
i Notice - hereby given that the Tx bosas ~ -
rr.seut wear will be open fIr payment "a OESDA lhs
ztl das ri JUL and that va iheA be prepared 70 TO-
ce.ve the Taxes charged therein 80 =.
IN rer-.us rarfng their Taxes prelogs 20 tA- - d
Nveutsr next vii receive deduction u ntsrest y
tr cert er annum calculated from The time II pafeas
10 the lst Of December uert - g. .
orr rsr cent ,, te ADDED - al Taxes unpaid on 30
1t Or Deceber and per the i,tA 81 DeceiA
D%r next =, a. ~ a.
B1n.able money only received.
HARVEY HART Receiver Of TaEss
P-Pers0rs sending full descp ptiOns VI Her prDyert
l. tb,s Office al have Their 0s sen. ~ .ae ttes c2a
b. uad b. apqlgluz 1t this ofCs. U<5H