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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-21
From the Milwaukee Sentinel


We make some further gleanngs from the Report of
interchangeable Superintendent of Public Schools Mr. Root:
Highest monthly wages paid male teachers was In
Kenosha Co. $4,000
Ditto 10 female teachers, Kenosha city, 1000
Lowest do 10 male do Brown CounlyD 7,50
no 10 female do. (Sheboygan county, 200
whole valuation of school houses, l73,246,67
(lI2 districts not reported.)
Highest valuation of school houses, 5000
(rhis is In Kenosha and Milwaukee. There are
five such in this city,
Lowest valuation of do, in Spring Valley, SO Door
as TO be estimated at sco,o5!
The amount to be apportioned this year, S4776,7 ten
per cent OF which Is for Libraries, will be distributed fol-
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The Weather.-The weather of the winter
thus far has been very peculiar. Generally very
mild, with frequent rains. Very unfavorable for
the usual winter business. l. is raining while We
write
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-21

Messrs. Johnson and Hale, representatives from
this county, both voted against the bill abolishing
Capital Punishment.
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Incorporation of the Fire Department.
We notice in progress through the Senate, bill
for the incorporation of the Fire Department; of the
city of Kenosha
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The news of the safety of the Atlantic, published
in another column, will be hailed with pleasure by
all our readers.
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"lSFARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.-B,y
'hFaeff' necsr eeGseF More erdenss Of its Health Re,t
4at'ri-We wish It may be distinctly understood that
cry certificate and statement of cures performed by wits
Basam OF Wild Cherry, which publish, Is strictly true
We give names and dates and wife the closest scru,
ana challenge the most rigid inquiry TO the
OF our statements, knowing full well that knowledge a
frcs as to the great superiority of this medicine ao
necessary to insure its prescription Eg-IT CURES 81
Wherever Wstars Balsam of Wild Cherry Is nsrod!:tda
at once attans that high reputation which it richly DO
serves What stop its sale when every can BE-
witnesseds wonderful curesf The Of Ashn,
recent but dangerous coughs also those tina. are Of lone
standing, Bronchitis and Consumption in its early Stage,
are always cured by this remarkable medicine
NO other can be Ike it, See advertisement. 4-35
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First Boat

" The Champion left Chicago this morning
for Milwaukee, but while we write, moon,
Thursday it has not yet arrived at this place.
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a Returned Californian w

a Returned Californian We had the
pleasure day or two since, of taking by the hand
our old friend, EDWARD HOPKINS, of the town Of
forkvllle, county of Racine, one of the first
of the pilgrims to the land of gold, who returned
week or two since. He is one of the few who feels
able to say that he has no occasion to regret his
journey nor the hardships endured
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NOTICE.

E<HE Slips in the Congregational Church will be rented
H. Monday the Sd day of March, 1851, at 10 O'Clock
n the morning, for one year, IS c. BRIGGS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-21

The Illinois Homestead Exemption Bill will be
found in another column.
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A Novel CASE INA QUESTION OF FREEDOM.
A family of eight negroes have brought suit
in the nrico, (Va) Circuit court for their free
dom, claiming, under n deed Of rnanunission,
executed by their former master, about twenty
years ago, in the city of New York. The ey
dence was that they were the children and grand
children IF their former master who carried
them to New York and there emancipated them,
to evade the law of Virginia, which did not allow
him to emancipate them there, without sending
them out of the State, that he brought them i'm
mediately back with him to Virginia and that
they were never moles:ed in the enjoyment Of
their freedom since his death, which occurred
last summer by the sheriff, at the instance Of his
next of kin and claimed as slaves The ques-
ton was, whether such deed of manumisson
was sufficient, and the courts allowed the ques-
ton TO go to the jury, who returned a verde, in
favor of the negroes.
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BALL 6 MERRILL,

STORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER.
CHANTS,
AND DEALERS
Produce, Salt, Fruit, Coal, Water Lime.
StuccO, &C., &c.
Particular attention given the purchase and 1hirmcn
OF Produce.
Agents for various Lake and Canal Transportation Com
panes Liberal Cash advances made Produce re si,rd
in store.
South Pier and Warehouse, KsnoshG, H5eonsin.
r. II. FALL,
J. y. MERRILL.
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A bill to extend the limits of Kenosha City, has
passed the Legislature.
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NJ a II IL he ID:

On Sunday evening, Feb. 9th, 1851, BY J. L. v Y,,a,
ESQ, Mr.. JAMES NJ. BUNDY TO Miss JCLIA A. BRook. All
Of Ihis city. -"
In Pike, by Rev. Thomas Tenney, Mr.. AxREosr s. ca,
PrSrER to Miss HANNAH T. PORE, both OF Pleasant Pm.
riG.
In Hebron Mclienry County, ILL., the 29h ult by ho
Rev. II. l.. Chaplin, Mr.. GEORGE TURskR, OF Lin I'M.
worth CO., Wis, to Miss HELEN, second daughter Of John
4. Ehle.
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coUeHs, coLDs. BuRNLNa rrrrne

In case of burning fever or severe cold ar in r,
great severity in The symptoms the patient should tale
eas' "o doses Of the pills the first "a (Wentyorl k
c"y SIX n ana II they do not operate in -four honr, -,
more ana so on after four doses have been given and M
opei'on an IGcton should be given, sweet oil nyr VAR
Pulls rubbed down with warm water ~ " NV
nave never yet known more than one or two cases IL,
winch The second dose did not operate fully When us
patient evidently getting better pills may be- ,usrer
ded for day or two, and then resorted to ssnn in M
days, until the hedfth rs fully restored
Bnndreths Pills, - cents per box
Solo By " SGryer, J. b! StaykHodther, P. P G-,.,,k
Co., Kenosha: ~
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To.al nor month.
3l2O.2O

The amount of wages to be paid per month,
to female teachers in the above calculation, is
taken from the average amount actually paid TO
female teachers during the last year as will be
seen by reference to the abstract
Let us compare with this the same number of
schools as they are now conducted. AS male
teachers are almost universally employed from
three to six months during the year, we will take
from the abstract as above, the average amount
Of wages paid TO a male teacher, and the result
will be as follows:
Wages of 10 malo teachers, at Sl7,l4 Ger
month each, Sl7I,40
Difference, $500.
From this it would appear that the establish
EHent Of the two grades, would actually save TO
each town S5l 30 per month"; sum more than
sufficient to pay the wages of another male teach
or. DO that the amount now actually expended
in tho support Of every ten district schools, is
now sufficient TO supporter primary schools and
on. secondary academical school, if not two
in the manner proposed.
There is then really, no valid objection on the
score of cxpenso-and in my judgement, .here
are no other considerations that can be interpos-
ed of sufficient importance to outweigh the ad-
vantages to DO derived from the proposed appli-
cation of the principle of gtadaton in question.
Let US inquire, in the next place, under what
limitations OF law the establishment of the two
grades OF schools proposed should be authorized.
All that is necessary in this respect obviously is,
70 guard the exercise of and power on this subject
shat may be vested in the citizens of the several
towns, against abuse II, settling proposition
to unite the districts Of q town, so as to form
union district for higher grade than the prma-
~ school, the legal voters Of district should
be consulted, and their voice should be heard :;
and | cannot see that any injustice would arise
from Incorporating into our school law provi-
sion, that when tho inhabitants of town shorld
exceed fifteen hundred in number, land the val
uation of property should exceed specified a.
mount,) that then the legal voters of such town,
at their annual meeting, should be authorized 10
vote on the question whether the school districts
of such town should be united to form union
district for the establishment and support of a
secondary school or schools of higher grade.
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I'm CHANCERY.

RACINE CIRCUIT COURT.
James B. Parsons and Newbod
Lawrence, Complanants,
Patrick Coserave, Mary Cos
grave. and Michael ID. Curran, ':
Defendants.
NN reading affidavit in this cause, and onnoson % sanc
~ Stoddard, Conn lanans Solicitor Il Is orooreu ne
said Michael ID. Curran one OF SAID ILL.,
and Mead answer or demur the Complanan anehoen
bin In this cauze on the 23d day OF May D. ieo, OF IN
default thereof, said complananss saia pi 10 :, s Sn -
And il further ordered that this Order be published ~ VOC
"Kennsha Telegraph o newspaper prnlfd W INC Su ot
Wisconsin, for six weeks succcssl'eiy ohcs III Gull
before said I'D day OF May. ,-, II ccuorP
Court Commissioner for kenosna coup"'
T " sToppAap. Of Kenoehs City. eompis. sol =.
Februsry 30, 5, p. 1851.
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DISSOLUTION.

VENE Coparnership Of BALL ELKISs Is this day dis.
n solved by mutual consent.
p II. BALL,
II. X. ELkINS
KeaOsha, February T., 1851. s
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FOR SALE or RENT.

IHE Subscriber will sell or rent his beautiful situation
one and half miles south Of kenosha CITY, on the Tel
egraph Road containing Is Of good Lind fenced
good one story and half Brick House with good back
Kitchen and Wood shed, first rate well Of pure Water
about seven hundred Frht Trees Of various kinds such as
Pears Plumb Peaches, Cherries Apples quite number
commenced bearing the past year English GoOscbere
CTrnns Black Rasperies Timber enough for the use Of
the pace for number ofyear-.
The above place will be sod rented for year. A
prime Horse, two Cows, lot of liens Farming ous
can be had with the place at great bargain if wanted
the Subscriber wishes to go East to spend the summit
Possession given the first OF April For further pn tcua
inquire OF tie Subscriber On the premises.
WIN. S. SHEPARD.
Southport Feb. II, 1851. IS
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scarlet Fever Cured.

docnT in a,,end iaSen down with scarlet fever ~
Determined 10 ss nm, haa been remarkably unsuccessful 1
ses ne iad had OF this fever were faI ana he ~ t ~
hai no edlcne could be worse than his bad n
30 IN thS case ne ordered Water GrueI rbc 80 &C.
kne" how fatal Ibis fever had been and she t pvU, a1
give my child Brnndreh's Pills and Inc Cruel 5 VIII
gave INN foHr Pls which operated well The do, - NO
day pleased, told the mother the cbjj No. "of NEXT
ana 10 60 on with the water grael She did-nnd g |e
more Pills Every day the doctor ordered the yI ou
every day the mother gave from four Rr.ndre
In little more than week the child was well Tho nus
tor said that that case had given him lesson: for M =,
was cured simply by Cruel, whereas every other case
lei fever he had that winter, he had lost when he had
sued acv' treatment. But row he satisfied ha, %
ure was the best physician aided by water cruel H., mo-
nave added aud Brandreth's Pills. 's"
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From the Milwaukee Sentinel and Gazette
BY TELEGRAPH-SPEED's LINE.
CONGRESSIONAL


WASHINGTON, Feb lS
Yesterday in the House the River and Harbor Bill was
the subject of long and exciting discussion, but was final
y disposed Of and House adjourned l0H O'clock and A.
greed 10 meet in future at IL A. NJ.
("DspO:ed Of y how fayOraby. we hnne-En 6 A. G \
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TRAVEL observation-disclosures travelling
hence to Auburn, Rochester, Upper Canada,
Buffalo, or further West ought TO be apprised
that the Erie Railroad is at once quicker and
cheaper than any other. Starting West from
this city in the morning, you have fair nights
sleep at good Hotel in Geneva, and reach Ro-
chester or Buffalo in the same train with the
passengers via Albany, who have had no chance
for rest. Coming this way, you leave Buffalo
at P. NJ, and reach our city at 10 mex, eve
ming, Cor at if you choose TO take the Ramapo
road from Suffren's at an extra cost of 81 cents)
while by way of Albany you do not &c, in till
midnight. Coming the Erie way, you pass three
or tour hours on a steamboat on Seneca Lake,
which is a relief from the tedum of riding hun
dreds Of miles in cars--not to speak Of the good
breakfast you take at leisure on the boat Then
the Erie cars are much wider than any other, and
therefore more airy and comfortable. The fare
from Buffalo by way of the Erie Road is SO 10
by way Of Albany, Sl3 SO. 1t seems to US that
our Western friends who have no business on
the Albany route must universally give the pref
erence to the Erie if they made aware Of it's
advantages. We have tried both, and speak from
experience. WheL the Hudson River Road
shall have been completed, the rivalry between
the two routes in time and cost may be fair and
even, but it is not now Y. Tribune.
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Green Bay Spectator angcments are be-
ing made for the publication of Wing paper
at this place under the above title F. A. Ryan
& Co, Publishers. They request their breth-
ern of the Press to send on their papers in ex-
change.-Green Bay Adr.
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WASHINGTON, Fob. 1S.
Yesterday in the House the River and arbor Bill was
the subject of long and exciting discussion but was final
y disposed Of and House adjourned l0H o'clock and A.
greed 10 meet in future at ii A. NJ.
cDspo:ed o" how ? favOrably, we hope-Ep 8 AZ G.
EXCITEMENT AT SPRINGFIELD
Springfield, Mass, Feb. II.
The Hampden Hall closed against Thomp by the
owners for fear of damage The Seecen gave no license
saying that they would not be responsible for any injury
done TO the building and other place could be got We
presume an attempt will be made to have him speak
other day.
This evening" hundreds of men and BOYS are crow
ded between Hampden Hall and house where Thomu-
son is stopping making much disturbance but committing
no violence. Probably all will pass Oft quietly.
Thompson will probably be allowed TO speak except
in daytime.
Springfield, Feb Is.
Mr.. Thompson Is now speaking in small hall that holds
about 200 persons The Sheriff is there with assistance to
preserve ORDER and The meeting proceeds quietly Mr.
Thompson and his companion Phillips attribute the riot
to the press here.
Baltimore, Feb. II.
1t is said the President will issue n Proclamation against
the Boston resisters Of the Fugitive Slave Law.
Boston, Feb. Is.
The T. States Court rooms were taken possession of this
the examination of those charged with aiding the rescue
OF the Slave shadrac&, in this city, on Saturday last
In the first place, the L. Marshal made his return be-
fore Commissioner Curtis that the Fugitive escaped his
ody The Commissioner then adjourned the case, until it
appeared that the Fugitive could not be obtained The
crowd aboutthe court house is very great
negro named Job II. Noy has been arrested charged
WIN oce ehea9eu IN the rescue OF Shadrack. Quite
excitement arose.
New Orleans, Feb. 18th.
The Crescent City below with two weeks later Califor-
MIA News.
The:. Lawrence sailed to-day of IL o'clock with full
cargo for the Worlds Fair.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New York, Feb. IL.
Ashes-Pots easier and Pearls dull at $50
Flourlmproy ing demand sales 1900 bbls at 462aI
for State; 4,6ea4,94 fer good to superine
Wheat-nominally the same. Corn, demands, 66c for
yellow and 81 for Ohio white-sales fair
Pork-frm at for mess and 37ns00 for prime
Beefgood demand at steady Lard plenty and lower
at ea91E for
Whskey offered freely at &c without sales.
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Man Frozen TO D3ah.-Last week n man by
the name of Searle, who had been at work or
the dam at Willowriver mill, left for Point Doug
las, and after becoming intoxicated, started ove
the prairie. and was found frozen to death.--St
CrOir Inquirer.
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EOR YONkERS, NYACk, DAN
& HILL CEMETERY, MAYERSrRAM, i9aeA.aS a.
foot of HAMMOND-STREEre Zach way, SUNDAY Sleeri;
cd1 The steamers ISAAC p. SMITH and ARkoW W.
leave New 0Ik foot u Robinson = even ia! Al >
Nj leave HSveTSrav Sock A Ri. 100 N. andtt NJ
Rockand Lake,b ~
NyBck--------- q 80 lig y
90 NonkefS,------- y Il G. -. -.
Ne upon the most ,uSbe terms fo am
of the above places For further SIeuaS hQaIs ei .e
CAPTAIN on board. foot II Rub.ESlu-St Jc' I'M
EW-YORK and \ + " IL Az f. y
Y RAILROAD Thus line leaves Canal-ss siaiion-Ac
COMMUNICATION Tram A. A NJ, Express Tram Al 4 VI
Accommodation Tram. A NJ Express Tram, Al &c
conmod aiion Tram for New Haven a VI hd teznmo-
,,iion Tam for Bridgeport at p NJ Passcs are rr-
on ste5 ~ rcure tcA before taking seals m the CARS
AZ b. MASON, Superintendent
NOR II ART FO K D-Direct-The
Steamer HERO. Captain y H. King. viii lesvs
ft Has River >eauhOai piece, tecS SIP inr taftieto
e,tIv MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY areI-
Moons. III O'clock.
NIL 81 SAAiON \ 5" lido '4- 'o-'n>-
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hal

- of Records Public Notice IS hereby gwen that the fol-
ovng DetOns have been presented "a he Board OF Al
deru.cn. TO GRADE and hACADAMlsE tth-st De
teen rond and sh Az Also The following resolution
TokFCILATF and GRADE SIDEWALKS % tbs north
.de Of 23d 81 RESET CURB STONE and hkFLht
STDEW AXIS All persons Interested, haUng objections
thereto are requested 90 present them m wnng To We IN
lefned NJ his once, before he zlst dsy ~ Juhs
49,, me A la5I JOINT DODGE,
",t Street Commissioner,
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GGDEV EDWARDS fComas ..onsrs
ieT 4. GERARpJS CLARK
STPREME COLRT.-In the matter of

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter of
Cthe application Il the hayor. Alt~rnea Art Corn
nsonaty II The City Of NewNorS, relative % the OPEN
ING 81 EIGHTY, bot RTH-SikkEr, from Nmth ave
70 the hudson RIVER m the City II N-~Gork Pnoue
n1tce hereby gwen hs the MAYOR Aldermen and Com
sty II the CITY OF NeWGors, pursuant 10 statute
such made and provided that The sSd the Mayor
Aldermen and Commonalty Il The CIV Of Nsw-Yogs IN
tend Il make application The SlpTsue Court u ne State
CT NcwiOIk. az SPECIAL Term u The sad Court. u %
held AZ The City Hal u tie Cts u New York N SAT
URDAY the 18th DAY Il June 1881 AZ the opening 81 tae
Court that day thereafter Counsel caa 20
heard. for the appointment q Commissioners ~ Estimate
sne Assessment the above entitled matter taai the
n-trre ard extent II the Improvement the Opening II
Eehy- iourth-street from Ninth the Hudson
RIVER in the CITY of NewNork ~ the same - lsd out
upen the map plan of the City OF Ne-forS, By virtue az
act entitled An act relative 90 improvements touching
the LAYING Of Streets and Road. thu City Of New
YORK. and Tor other purposes passed prl III i1 Dated
New-York Mas %. 1851 HENRY + DAVIES.
ce t2Gth Counsel ~ the Corporation
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT for the City and
- County Of -YorS.-SfeWart c Marsh and As1sa-
De- Fr,ar AGAINST william 3 SNOW lo9S - N,
- 1so.suI "a contract TO WILLIAM Is. SNJN-
HOOK. You are hereby summoned an required - q
sSser he complaint this action, hch Tas tel ~ =.
. ~ Clr az tie CITY and County u Newly 9f, .
he Cav Han u sad CITY the I'd day % haIc ~,
art 70 serve copy u your answer u ne sI - "a
- srer-,he M once No 10 " allst. n the ny or
New York WITHIN twenty days after the service oi -
SUMMONS n You, ere use II The dav OF such sefe a
- v f,I ~ answer the sa,o compliant Niihln me NH
sf,reseid the antiifs tls action vii tsAo luust-
sgains' vou for The of sixteen ndred snl nue.
fgy ri Feir. arv. tAulssad e-t b NJ -e4 al
f ~ u ,.i. n tls a. on Dated. NeW-las. MarcA
g. 1851 x. { bhAlNAhD' Fl@-'---' p -'''--'
ID law rw VI
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SUPREME COrRT--In ale matter oil

eCthe applcaron o. the Mayor, Aldermen md Cgmn.a
atty ot lie Cig Of NeWlurk. relative "a the EXTEND
ING u CANAL STREET IN sid olsy. j a straight Inc
until = lteSectS a. eTStrcet aad he NdeOlag q Wax
erstrcct tie sad c the loTAerY sde - a. - form
street seventy sye fee; width 20 Rlieg street. zad sAe
throwing q the gore formed ty the intersection q Center
Orango. Walker. and Cauas.rcctS INTO the street The
uncrrS gre Cur Of Estimate a1d Assessment
m The above entitled rs-t~r pursuance - rule Or nrsr
Il The supreme Court made tlc iard DAY q 2ne,
dem tls sad tag. a. ecisl term thereof O. Be held
a. the Ctg Hal 20 he cy 4 \esNor, 10 tis dsF ~
June instant - Ac oQsll Z the Court tlzt day
th,-taT counsel ran he heari for r-e o. order
taat tlc RESORT lc t.ei.4 -s lie sal mails -
Ocur..ss all-s & Estimate and Assessment appointed
there Pc rcterrc O. &c Commas TOR evsal
srt CORRECTION. v,h roucr rSite- ihe slte-. matter
O. re SAD rcrr and O. make report. Il IA theW
judgement SASH be Necessary ,ni cVTe.cHt. Or for such
other orcer The sad court may -hnN proper % make
the premises -Da 20 New N'rs. June En-. 1851
RICHARD J. Saith.
OGDEN EnW ARDS. Coma -ssionsTs.
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s MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

q For NEW ORLEANS direct, va HAVANA, and
with passengers for San Francisco reduced -Dn
THURSDAY, June 26, at o'clock. = Nj, the splendid
steamship CHEROKEE 3,0IS tune burden d: d. P9r.er,
L S n commander, VIII sal precisely al scocs, Al
from her pier al the foot Of Wauens n r. with the GsV
eminent Mails direct for Havana aud Nsw-Orleans -
Csgres passengers transferred At Havana TO Me splendid
dOube-englne steamship FALCON.
Freight taken 20 New Orleans al 30c per foot.
Specie only taken Freight to Havana.
No balls Of lading Will be agnsd after the Steamer las
sailed.
1T West-Ft. corner Of Warren. NJ u hObEhAo
iel6t2G
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o,TpEEr DEPARTMENT. No. A, Hall

@,fRccords-Pubc notice IS hereby given that the fol
loving Resolution has been adopted " The common I9un
IN Resolved That PIERS Nos H. ~; u hh1 * ba ~
sl,cr h. EXTENDED 10 the exterior Inc, under the d.
'scn Of the street Commissioner and that the sum OF
thousand dollars be- and the same "a helcuy s
M ~ te taken from the appropriation for Docks and SLIPS
10 defy the portion Of the expense 70 s bofne Dy me coI
aoraoa for IT, interest therein ana mat ts Sles. ,o
s,ouer give the notice required by law 70 the pYYfey~
AZ ots iying opposite said Per 10 unite "a bnns .is
sse and 10 pay proportion Of tke cost thsfe a. hs
$50 ,ha become due Adopted BY tho Board VI Alder
n FEB 1904 adopted by the BoaId of Assistant Adef-
men MAY o 1851 approved hy ne mAl9f ~ ~ '''h
JDnr ~. 1851 'paiN /. :, 1890.
L. ~ oNS0h N'AA4N'''NN'f