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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16

BARxUy's CABco or r,rr,,,,u, ~.

R,pxr-,r's C,. 49,
bararn -, 800 % ALkPIANTs.-Ihe
a gu" HrFIIeu mere Yesterday from In
or Burmese bull, sixteen enormous serpents. in.
c'Haihg GRACE OF DEMONSTRATIONS of "a and Is
,io' ~ 'o''Stl besides wilderness Of monkeys
.'G a'va';u ana other 1--we rarmnS,
81 = I i ~ M'SSrS' T. L. Banum ard
Se''' D. moves Hi'ehded Ior the great Museum
G"'aNah 70 DC c\hlolted IN Newark on Tuesday,
'no ON One OF the most curious features Of
inns Moan Ark collection IS calf elephant, a.
oout hIhe months OLD, and NCancd from It's dam
on the passage from Ccyion. being but three feet
L'G'' ana as "orie ana playful as kitten. A
o,,Ig, 10 one % 'o9 naive chefs Of Ceyiou' who
STt; 'l'l.S 'IC snow III charge OF tue elephants.
Us '",cI ~ 'ue greatest, probably, since
VIC gay "a 'he fiooi, mas been conducted and
p."'a',' % SUCcess'"' ISSUE by heSsrs Steb-
"'"S' June ana Ne"' NNttor The elephants
were hu'''ed ana canght IN their native iunglcs
oy Me>sfS. June y Nuttor. accompanied by 100
OF the natives. Iheir capture was easily effect
cd oy driving 23l OF them into draal, or rude
pen constructed IN the jingle, out Of which they
Suec'o42d IN securing thIrecn-two having d.
ca on 'ie passage ana another being stolen trcm
,iie oFrEe. ne Regatta has made her passage
rome i@'uVo mics stopping 1t the Cape of
WOOD iiuFe ana the Island of 81. Helena, in liz
Gays. ne elephant hunters were three months
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
MEREDITH Rowland,

VIII attend TO all calls with promptncss and despatch.
y Il. Persons in want of his services in the country by
rrun, line tu the kennshr Post Oiirc viii receive I'M
Iaclm.c attention. % Office with }. Il. Sharpstcin.
krnu-hi, April II, lSJl
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
From the Commonwealth.
THE GRAND ORATORIo

A DANIEL COME To JUDGMENT
Chorus Of one hundred Hunkers-at prayer.
We, dough-hace noddes
Pray your honorable bodies
Now that Sims IS no longer free,
To grant great jubilee
In the Hall of Peter FaneuiI,
SO that the great Daniel
May glorify the law
OF which he the cats paw.
CRY Fathers
Withdraw, withdraw, withdraw!
We are sick of the law,
1t has cost us awful figure
To send back that ''nigger,"
Besides what We still owe.
We're aldermen, not men of willow,
To bow to the big bag of the cotton pension,
After standing stiff against the Free Soil Convention
CHORES OF HUNKERs-at their oatAs
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
e.. VI. BAKER,
GIDEON TElUESDEAE,

toru"y a. LEW, and General Collecting Agent Geneva,
WllwJr.n CO., Wisconsin. Refer to NJ. Frank, and :.
Hale.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
rlGTonOxENEwELL &Co.

Dealers IN Stoves agd Hardware Iron Ware. Manufacn
r,rso t sim and copper ware &C. southport Wisconsin.
Main Street
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16

tALrR in Llmbcr, etc, in SDuthport Wisconsin will
cDn>a1y on htnd, well selected assortment OF
Timber Also, Shingles Lath. PiaStcrug Hair, Window
sash, Class, etc Yard oppostche Planning Machine
18th. 1880.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
1851.
BALL s. MERRILL,

STORAGE, FORWATIDING And COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,
--ANp DEALERS
Produce, Salt, Fruit, Coal, Water Lime,
StuccO, 6c.. &c.
Particular attention given to the purchase and shipment
ofProduce
NAMES Liberal Cash advances made Produce received
IN store.
South Pier and Warehouse, Kenosha, Wisconsin.
P. H.. BALL,
P. MERRILL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
TERMS OF SU1ssCRrpTHoN.
Business Directory.
STATE OFFICERS.

GSorcrnor-NELSON DEWEY
Secretary Of Stafc-WlLLIAM 4. BARSTOW.
Jrea5urer-JA1URS &. FAIRCHILDS.
attorney q eI,crai-S. PARK COON.
SuPt Of Public Observation-Disclosures ROOT.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
OFFICERS OF KenOsha County

County .Ttdgc-HON. |. n. STODDARD.
o. rk Of Circuit and County CoHrt-O. F. DANA.
CLERK BOardS Of SaperrisOrS-TIIOMAS j. RAND.
ShsriF-NATHAN X. ALLEN.
Register Of Decds-W. l.. HlNSDALE.
TreaSurer-CHARLES CLEMENT
District .4ttorRry-J. II. SfIARPSTEIN.
Saroeyor-MEBEDITH ROWLAND.
C1r0ner-ADOLPH REITBROOk.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
4. W. IN MAN,

ao. nelcr in Hardware. Cutlery, Stovs', from Glass
N.'- Ar Kinds Of Tools, Tin Marc, sc. &C Corner OF
~, ami P.-k streets SOUTHPORT Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
j. =. RANDALL,

ATTORNEY AND CovNsCLLoR Al Law AND SOIL IroR ~
CHNNrERI.
A~,Pl5ir Nrtn-v anI Commissioner to take nffdavis
Aat Ain,ci cement of Deeds for the states of Rhode Isl
sai.r.lIsNA1| bIi3, illinois, Iowa, New York, Mich
Etl yl! 'n1nC.tcIl.
Il.r,.a.i "A Dn.c over Ell & A. NJ Tymesons store.
where he my found all business hours ready to at
l lptg Il'- til' may ha entrusted to his He
.l.ntNey York. Refers TO ohm Builcn, Esq land
t.r-," H"vacIt Esq.
D..rt kelIshu, August 25.h, l@J0. h-ly
). z. sgEAfS2STEEN,
A.ropvrr Avp CorssrLLoa Law. soUTHPoRT
Wisconsin. lyn3
BlGDN E4f3TEEIsOE', .Sr.,
o-rrr, sv.y,a. Residence Chicago, near Middle
T., Npr,i Warl southport
JON IS. .5EE.%grN,
Attorney, Counsellor, ana solicitor; and Notary Public,
k,uH-nH. WIS.
:. T.. FsAgsTEEOLOnEY,
n--r al k'n' Of Hardware Iron, steel stoves and
J0aEN ii. JONES,
u"ay Surveyor Residence in Brphton,tw miles westof
pa. 81 Pm l., on The Darlington ron'i
FL. & Ana. TY7gEH0N,
Dealers in by Gods Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Boots,
amt Shoes Paints, oils. Glass &c. &c. Corner. of
Park Aud Main reefs, southport, Wis, Dec. 2, 1919.
F.S.LoyEaL,
Attorney. Counselor and Solicitor SorrHPoRr
JOHN e. v. MATES,
rccof The Peace oMcein the Durkee Block, first door
toth- l,n, at the h"ad IT tha stairs. n2s
IL. IL. WENSOH,
p-acr W e,il"ry hardware and Harness. Trunk and
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16

Dealers Dr go , Groceries Hardware, Crockery, Boots,
ami Shoes Paints, oils. Glass, &c. &c Corner. of
Park aud Main streets southport, Wis, Dec. 2, ISIS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
Z. FE3sN,

n-.cr W Sadlrry hardware ami Harness. Trunk al
~llI., Mandatory. nJl
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16

OWED AFPLES for sale by
T. IL 4 VI. TYNESOS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
J95EN ii, JONES,

n--r all kuI, Of Hardware. Iron, Steel, stoves. and
luaart s. ,c'l. GENEVA, Wal Co. Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16

,f -iit-- Oh STARED, NJ. > BrIck Block, .NIta s.
''''lt,Ncd splendid assortment OF Spring and
DRY GOODS.
'- f-' Gina F5-tA~H. and (ftzvS Marc, Erotzr GGas
'.' h7y;S >1rrs. FfiatS Css. Mans. n gc- y Gods,
,,.. Pa5fH q .rSs. >sEt. sc.
.'N! offer ihg sale on SIS good terms be found
Is ~. t'aakggl Tor past liberal favors bestowed,
"NAi ask the continued patronage ofther friends
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
IL. IL, WESSOR,

co II the Peace. ONCE in the Durkec Block first
to The lrfl, at the h"ad IT tho stairs. n
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16

CHORES OF HUNKERs-at their oa.Gs.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
JOHN z. v. MATES,

K. =. E.ses E54As
\ tt'-rey. Cruas' lr and Solicitor. SoUrHPoRr
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
-. s 8. .TNEEN0N.

f,...y Surveyor. Residence in Brighton, two mil
ta. & rfa IT, ON he Darlington roud.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-16
J. z. sggAfSPATEEN,


JON g, .5EE4%7N,
Attorney, Counsellor, ana solicitor; and Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
EEDAR TAR.-This is a peculiar 7

EEDAR TAR-This is peculiar pre-
u paraton. beng nethey less than pure CedN
Tar There IS euackey about Il. For manS wears 1t
had heen prepared and used Domestic Medicine IN the
family 81 Mrs d b NORRIS. ofMaryland.
Recommendations from Physclans
Mrs Il Nofrs. Madam-lt gives me pleasure 20 re-
commend the favorable consideration Of the public your
valuable ediclne Cedar Tar Bronchial affections
and diseases Of the LUNGS THOMAS OWINGS 1. ID.
BALTIMORE March q. 1851
have made use Of the Cedar Tar family by the d.
rec;lon Of DR. Thos Wright, and mud 1t aveN valuable
nledlcie IN Colds. Coughs. &c One II my children was
cd with CaiaJh fever wAch settled the lungs
made Of he Cedar Tar. and he perfectly restored
MANIA JOHNSON
N.a- PhUnN Mills, Baltimore Co, Marc.. -, 1851
The Cedar Tar be taken with perfect safety by an
ages and N Ceasts the stomsch lungs throat and nd
news It's cures axe i2r the following diseases VIZ dys
pei~a nceston loss CT appetite, heartburn. asthua,
u.ses ccsN.ueSS WIND the stomach y bowels lnHu-
tory sore ihos, Qunsey thrush II sore mouth ?l'ru
sore throat hronchus diseases VI The AVER. pNiaIon II
the heart dfcul,y ofm,Nng urine ,smtce nervous ana
scrulOus aecuous ulcers. sores aii-ons 81 the sAh,
scaldhe ad and all diseases sne rom impure u"" &c
b.t oNtc tspeCalk for slttns 81 blood con
sEEl ton of the luRgs and bronchitis Price per pal 81
u SANDS. NJ. itG Fcion-si. General AGENT
Sod as ~ { Il klug. N l9e BroAd"a L VI GnOn'
NJ IT powery Br CHAM Miller. Ne. ~ AFenlS - 4.
y map. No Sc Hudsoa-s,, Cocc.nsion. Ne Is
BToadw ~. and Mis- HAYS, No us Fulton 81 B-nok,yn
arb lmrcThSSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

- INV 1ORh 70 ALbANi NNC'f
TBr.s Gqlig IIr1r ,och prv-ttrough n ~ l0ars.
Leave NewYOrk gong North Eem ne once ~ ~ -
son 81 Chambers Al VI Tor r9aghAeeps.s 80
ali wa stations At9A for Al1any and Troy Stopping
az Msnnattsnyille Yonkers. Do5oss err IaIrl.N
sing. PeesskIn. Gsrrisons Coid sp,lhs: aslH =.
New HsmhUrgh Poughkeepsle AID thence oy sIeatl -
nSo. touching edaie places on "a. nyrf am "
halIoad 10 Albany and Troy. At d 10, i@i.,
Troy stopping IS "A tram AZ r N ioI rO-.--
keepsle ifres h and passenger stopthg =, a. "a "a
tons. At4PM for Albany. stopping al larfs'o"h' sag
Sng Boscohel and then remaining places SAME as NJ
iran. A. NJ for Tarryt0wn only SO Ping a. az : a.
stations At eP for Peekskl. stopping Z. All way siA-
t,eus For trans going South and further p1rtclas see
flils sir OF liver H LEE, SUPERINTENDENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

Union INDIA RUBBER CUMPAN1
u Warehouse 10 NAssAU-ST, New YORK, cifer 10
sale every Description Of GOODYEAkS Patent MetShc
India Rubber Goods. comprising
Coats an styles Army and Navy Breast Pumps,
Cloaks and Canes Goods SynHges,
ppanah's '"p''' Fire Buckets and Gents Metallic
agens Pals Rubber Shoes,
Horse Covers Piano FoNe covers 'i:ac4ss W
Horse Boots, CIumb Cloths 'hhofet.s oo.
These goods all Narronied not 20 decOmpose on sden
by Heat or become ng1d by cold
JAMES BISHOP President ,
WARREN ACKERMAN, Wee President
jv2l 3u N WILLIAMSON. Treasurer and Secy.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Manufac-
i tured under GOOpYEARS Pateni.-The NewsH
INDIA Rubber Manufacturing Company store ~ MAIDEN
Company are manufacturers and wholesale dealers N AZ
the different articles manufactured under G"edyeSrs
Patent and guarantee all their goods as beng eGUai N
quality TO representation Merchants are requested 70
call All goods warranted to stand any climate l3e
most liberal terms ~ couBtry dealers.
HhRAM HUTCHINSON, President
WARREN ACKERkAN, Secretary. au25 mDSStW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

POTDRE SUBTILE

urroots har from loS freheads Or an par, o. ne
body LIQUID ROUGE for gale lips and cheeks LIZ
" NITF f.r flushed rough. ss-low SKINS. A. DR. GDJ-
RAUDS old established LanqTatory g. WALKER; nstf
E-oaGwav. - =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

1n0ia Rnbbcr Goods.
10 THE PUBLIC.-INDiA RUBBER

TO THE PUBLIC. -lNDlA RUBBER
j sHOEs-Our attention mas been called 10 an adyer-
,sement By Horace II. Day, published II the New fOrk
Herald Of July H. 1851 and the COuner and Enquirer q
same date IN which after much unmerted abuse Of our
attorney Judson ESQ he asserts mat ce dare aof
charge nm nth piraffH9 GOodyeQrs Pans Under orr
own names and that he does not infringe Goodyear Pa
tents IN the manufacture u shoes.
We have purchased our license for the msnuac'We of
INDIA Rubber Shoes under Good Patents and paid on
money and dailyayIng ta for the same and any
other person might have done the disposed 20 DO 70
rather than ylrae GOGdyeaTs Patents We tank II
Just purchase night 70 use y2hs patent thaa 20
infringe M Day after having been prosecuted, &C,
knOwledged Goodyears rights, MADE settlement ana
agreed future 10 infringe ms patents he now al
tempting only infringe sad patents but 20 ure as
also who have for large consideration purchased our IL
censes and under Them and IRE charge Mr. O1y
dtr,cfIy and that signatures, WIN Irrsthg
upon GOOdyeaTs Patents the manufacture OF the SHOES
which he is Offering the public and give notice that
he and all who concerned with hun IN purchasing OF
vending ins shoes made violation Of SAID patent nsh1
VIII be prosecuted New York. July ", 1851
l.. CANDEE, Harvard Rubber Co. by
VIM A BUCKINGHAM, Treasurer,
The Newark India Rubber MANUFACTURING Co
H. HUTCHINSON, President rr.ss,1
FORD co iuihSSu
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and ERIE RAILROAD

Trans l.avs Nsw-YoTs from er foot Of Daase-s'
saiy Sprduys eIo.p'ed Al "a " Morning E1p'tss
Tam at AN Mai Tram ats p ". WAY Tram VA
PeTMont. Otsv!l'e ard way stations, ., 2 VI Nay
I'm. Iersey CIV for Otsve and VA s;Ators a.
N Evening En- Tan For :,-ta.. I. 80 -''s'
sse t..-s. CHAR r. MIMI,
81 suIerlfercsLt.
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NREGORY'S CALIFORNIA PACK
lnsuranre Companies.

7 IFE INSURANCE.-United States
IL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. No q W all-s:.
POLICIES INDSPUrABLE,
Erceut IN the ground Of Frald-This Company makes
svery insurance connected with life risks upon as aYora
bic terms any similar institution
] p,nIr' Jr Secretary au20 3m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11


eslocu ina D,llsys gslapn -... u t,uneas
Csbin......-...-.- 90 DahaS CABIN u usmeA
These rates include Prov and Stewards Fee. nns
sot Wines " Liquors, which be bad IN board Tn.
CABIN accommodations table and attendance. ~ihhe fonns
unsurpassed. -, ~,
steamships. ply between Liverpool and olss-
.ow Hayr. Rotterdam Leghorn, Msrseii.s and other
Mediterranean ports by which sseis can be shipped "
Ly.rool and thence " this line 10 Phas phia direct
Goods intended FOR New York and other places VIII he
entered and forwarded hy IA. Agent without charge aud
with economy and dispatch Those who wish hr'ng theu
trends from liverpool can engage passage Tor them by any
OF these Sims An experienced Surgeon will be carried
sach ship Freight good, SO per and prinAxs
For freight or passage. Apply 10
THOMAS RICHARDSON ii Exchange place, New-Yors
and slnut-st. Phlfads phis
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kNATER. CURE INSTITUTION, cor
NuOUNT PROSPECT WATER
ARANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
nlc0iral.
ENASTENAU COMPANY Me

u
No lll8 Broadway, NewNork al the Junction OF othav
These valuable preparations have for many years mann
tanned a wide reputation IN Germany and other parts OF
Europe and have been the United States Tor the
past fourteen wears They prepared from the prescrp
tons furnished by - ,,
DIR FASIENAU, PROFESSOR OF MEDICINE
and Chemistry of the Ce ehTa,ed UNIVERSITY OF Halle Prus-
sa An experienced Physician IN attendance, who VIII
give advice gratis.
SYRUP DE CAPlILAIRE-A remedy fer General De-
bilify and all diseases Of Pulmonary character.
FASTENAU HEALTH PILLS-A cure for all diseases
the DJeSre OrJGns ARISING from impure Sfdfe
OF the ROOd-s Preventive and Cure for the Cholera
FASTENAU FEMALE HEALTH PlLLS-A remedy
m all DISTRACTIONS and Diseases peculiarly incident To fe-
males; also. for Constipation FeveIs. Weakness, &c.
FASTENAU PAIN SALNE-A speedy cure Tor
Wounds Burns Fractures Ulcers and all other External
AGTNCIrS--C H. RNg, corner Broadway and JOhn-st /;
] W BaSseit, No GA Broadway, Dellue n Co. No
Parkrow Nc. 3Sl Broadway No $50 4;hay Chiffon. No
80 BroaGway; + Mcintyre. No s72 Broadway b MI
chaels No OF Broadw ay VI Gmon corner OF Bowery
ard Grand-st " ID Crumbe. corner OF Bswery ana
HoNsion-st j Crumbe. corner Of Bowery and 4th-st ;
+ Drumnond No 40 Reade-s + Cook, corner Of Grand
and Alien Forman, corner of Grand and Norfolk-
SIS n ID Flusser. No SIS 6th-av Gabandan Condie,
No leo 6th av.; Cougreve, corner Of Greenwch-av
and Christopher 81.
BRooKIYN-Mrs NJ. Hayss. No. rs FultOn-st 7 j.
HAYES, No 90 Atlantic-st.
WllIIAMSBVS-W BerTIan, No. ITO GIandst.
JERSEY ClTY-Nr CLERK.
All communication 20 be addressed 10 The fastenau
Company. L is Broadway. New-iorA ault 3mIuIhSSa'
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DOUGHKEEPSIELINE of BARGES.
J. The barge CLINTON, Capt Wl'sie, ever. NON
nav. FXCHANGF Gait RoeeSrans even THURS
DAY pOUGHKEEPsIE, Cas- Hoffman, ever sATUR'
DAY al O'clock. p NJ from 100, al hIrray-S iG 2at-
ssngers ai freight The above bsrges are elegantly tns-
nshed with stale rooms and spacious aud conioFso- cab
ms and expressly fitted ~ fr the cohiSt sAd eonVs
u,ence Of passengers and 4; f9usnAf 90, tns
70, the stages 70 Sharon Pine PlaI Se~ Mlsd fof
far:her noTEa:;sn Apply on board he 3!rEes o. =
az Sc VILLA HfSCN L VAIL. iS Wes'-E'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publi

notice Is hereby gwen petitions have beea pre-
,er,ed N the Board Of Aldermen. for a sEwER IN
pTaRI~sT from John To fnItOn-ss. and also m
pUANF-sT from the North River 70 the crown e:sweea
Hudson and Greenwich SITS All persons Interested hsvhs
81 econs thereto. requested 10 present tbe sne
wrfInr stating thsS sItsnt q interest TO the C"n,r..
Clerk al y b Office. on 90 bef0re the tcfh nS-s''~
AGuetuet Department, Sept 10. 1881. y,..,
al ltts NICHOLAc DBAN'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY of
THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
i r-nrrr,r ATES Mali. STEAMERS.-I sAlps

coraprislng tins line are tie 49, e,,.,c, r.. A..
Atlantic. Capt. West, fAf Fly c4p'' 49, ~,
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce, BALI. CaP Nonis'"0N'
These SHIPS have been bull, by conuac' etpressy tor
c'ysrruen service Every has been taken IN thef
r.truc0u a. also IN ther Engines, % insure strength
S sneed ard their accommodations for passengers are
nneouled fr ele.ance comfort Pnce Of passage rom
N.w-Yors to Liverpool Sl3O, exclusive use u es a.
$50 r,nrs s3Z5 from Liverpool to Ne~-Yors, I'D an
.rrerpced surgeon attached To e2ch ship No nel'n
h. secured until paid for The owners of these 'n
not he accountable fo< gold silver buon spec'e,
precious stones metals. Gnless bills o. .-e..s
-. -. Il heKe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

RANk DEPARTMENT, State of New
bYork -Albany. Septen,te s. 1851 The ROME EX-
CHANGE BANK Roms has this day fled IN THIS once;
notice IL TIE appointment Of THE BANK OF NORIH
AMERICA IL the CITY Of NewloIk AGENT for the re-
denOn OF rs circulating notes, agreeable 10 he ACT en-
titled act to amend the several acts rea' 70 In
cOTpoated Banks Banking Associations and ln1vlduaI
Bankers, passed Aprll II. 1881 1900
ser DANIEL B ST JOHN, Superintendent
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and PHILADELPHIA

/ Y New-YorN and Philadelphia dgect-United States
Mail Iue-Through IN g. hours via New-Jersey Railroad
Fare reduced g for first class and 50 50 for secoSd
class Leave New Nork AZ A NJ from foot OF Cortant-
~ and ats A, NJ. and NJ. from foot Of Liheriy-s
Leave Philadelphia AZ 9 and \. NJ and p h, from the
foot Of anut-st
For BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON, OR CHARLESTON -
Through tickets are sold IN the above lines through
conductor with through baggage checks accompanies the
tam e0vng AT 2. NJ Passengers and baggage IN this
tram viii be transported directly through from depot 10 de-
r,ot on the r,ute without Il I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

Stages for Squam and Freehold viii run n connection
with the boat Stages 70 convey passengers to all parts u
the country
~ An persons forbid trusting the above boat on The
account Of the owners Il 1T
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STEAM COMMUNICATIONS between

NTEAM LUMMU NICA IVN UtI"t'H
- NFW-yORK and GLASGOW-The Glasgow and
New-York Steamship Companys powerful new steamship
GL ASGOW 1850 tuns and 400 horse power) y stewart
Gafe II the Cnnard steamers Commander appointed %
sal from New-YOrk direct for Glasgow. on SATURDAY,
the nth Of October next, at u o'clock, noon.
PASSAGE MONEY
FIRST Cabin, Stewards fee included ,----- so wv
second abih Stew ards fee included. )----- - No.
70 Steerage Passengers taken.
These rates uxoysoss but not wines or liquors.
Which Will be supplied % board 81 moderate prices Car
The NETWORK. 2lOO tuns. and 40 HORSEPOWER, I:
c,rort 10 the Glasgow viii be the station cary ei
N.gff J McSYMON, NJ. % Broadway
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sVUE PENNSYLVANIA STEAM

i SHIP co and LIVERPOOL 4 PHIL ADEtPHiA
STEAMSHIP CO. utend running they new sisaas aps ~
follows. rVNs
CRY or pIrrsBURG, 2,oe Capt W c Notesbury.
CRY or MANCHESTER 2i1j Capt W % Campbell.
CITY or GLASGOW 1910, Capt Root Lel'eh.
CITY OF PHILAI EIPHIAtp2. Cap, -.
IRON PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF MANCHESTER Thursday, Ahn~ "
City Or GI AScOW THURSDAY September "a
CITY or PITTsBUkG About September a.
IRON LIVERPOOL.
CTTy OF MANCHESTER Fnlay July a.
CITY pF al ASGOM Nedne siay Angus -
CITY OF PITTSBuRG. About October ID
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ton for Boston and Providence On and after II rs
DAY, 49, INST the Steamers Of this ilne VIII leave
Pier No 3 y r. first wharf above Ba'terE Place daily
tsNCep Sundays al o'clock. instead Of p NJ slO twls
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Steamboats, ano Railroaos.

MORNING LINE for ALBANY
vi The new and elegant steamer REINDEER, Capt,
Albert Degroo; will leave NewYsrs from per foot o
Nurray every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and HI
nay MORN ING at O'Clock. and returning leave Albany
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATC RDAls AZ mo
sane hour making the usual landings each way ~ Mea
sSTyed on board Fare e. Newburgh and Poseepsle ~
cents y For further information apily to JAMES
BISHOP 4 Co, No. Beayer-st, New-f0rk. y! II
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Urn @ooSs.

t'LANNELS-i50 bales all-wool. plain
a. shd t~ied Scarlet. Green Orange. White and PRINT.
y, $50 sepeIhne whre DO Wet and unhleaehed DoRes-
w .Ahhsis, iVr sale by NESMIrH 4 co.
e~' Nc. y Breads and 80 New st
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WYORK and NEw-HAvEN
CAMDEN and AMBOl RAILROAD.

Y Nofrin- -nt eat.nE - No i- Not1 hFer, toof OK
Fa.'sTy-ria.. as..- >rilat> exec ''i = u; ger
>-.aso-- In.r Porter Afternoon uEt leaves 10 2 VI
r. s.a, ..nle- Er--ralt --ae -t-sr. d, : Vi
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DAVIS BROOKS 4 co. No % Bea,sr-s
Ia order the wishes OF shippers the pros ns<ofs
have decided reduce the OF freight
goods 20 THIRTY CENTS per cubic foot suls
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO

~ HALL OF RECORDS Public Notice Is hereby
gwen that the ONng Resolutions have been presented
IN the Board of Aldermen To repair Sidewalk and reset
Curb and Gutter f1st of Noe 81 81. 10, ~. o. &c. ~
and 100 ReaGest To repair Sidewalks aad reset Curb aad
Cater front of Nos 90 81 s. So a. % a. 81 g. g. ~ T.
g. g. 80 o. n 49, e3. 49, 49, ~, 49,, 10 49, W. fi ~
and ~ West Broadway To pave Jst ~ from 80 20 ~
a. To pave sth from s0fh O. 3s'hst To pave $50
from 81 4th-av To pave 5ld-st from ~ 70 haaI-
son.av TO pave 5b-ay from 3wh 10 f@h-f Anpsfsons
Interested having objections thereto. ar" r'3of's" ~ ~
sent them IN 10 the undersigned at his Ohcs on %
before the l0th day Of September gslt =. . -..
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