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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-17
MAINE LAW.

CorSTV TEMPERANCE CONVENTION will be held at A
D. JacksUn's, Friday, the Path Of September at 10
Tor the purpose Of discussing the principles Man
Liquor Law applicable to this Slate. And also devils
measures for securing the
session OF the legislature.
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CIHANCERX SALE.

IN CHANCERl -kENOSHA CIRCUIT COURT.
Sale on Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
Jacob Scbrng George &. Manney, James Mcbride Hen
~ H. Sheldon. Henry Mcbride, Robert Comyns, Margaret
tomyuS and Serene FISK.
NDY Virtue OF final Decree ~ sale made hy thu, Court
IN the above entitled the Third day of NAV
y H. S52, at term Of said Court shall expose sale and
sell nj public vendue 10 the highest bidder therefor at the
Court House in the City and County Of Kcnosa on the
ian day OF July, ~ D. 1881 between the hours one and
ieeo clock IN the afternoon of said day, the follow ing real
Estate 20 wit All that certain piece parcel of land dc
crbed IL follows viz Lot Five ~ in Block THIRTY two @
IN the southeast quarter Of Section thirty one IN Range
twSniy-ihrcc ~ the First s Ward If the civ If
kcnosha and state Wisconsin, together win the Two s
! r! dwelling house and barn thereon.
n. h. ALLEN.
Sheriff OF kenosla County.
| TowsLrE 4 RANDALL, Compartments Solicitors.
june LIST, 1882. a
PoS!ponemsnt.
The above sale hereby postponed until the l6h day Of
"S>l heNtrn :" take place the hour and place
| \. Il. ALLEN.
! Ill, -. 49,, Sheriff Of kcnosia County.
PoSponcmcu.
The above sale hereby further FASHIONED until tho 10Th
day "fSVpicrnbcT nN thru ,kt place at the same hour
/ and place as above specified
/ August 10Th. 1859. a-I3
P0Sp0n'm5m
The above sale hereby further postponed until The 3oth
day of 'ctnhc lS52 then take plac, same place
and time If day as above specified.
\. K. ALLEN. sheriff
/ keno,ha, September 10Th, 1852 7-l9
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EDRASS KETTLES. Flat Irous. coffee Mills. ~Foyris
b and Tone- Wire Selves Timed lrcn FRY PAU. foe
safe cheap III No. - Main treci, by
Au.. i, , = V;iELPS
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WOODEN WARE,
Earthcn Il GIa,s Ware
I ObaccO L Emporium,

THNIE Subscribers take ths method of informing the
public that they hive Opcncda Wholesale and Retail
Establishment fof tlt Snlc OF all kinds Of
Tobacco, Cigars, SNUFF, sc.
VIZ have also received extensive and elegant assor
meni of
MeerSchaun French, and common Fancy Pipes,
Segar Cases. and T'OjaccO BorcS
In addontoth extensive Tobacco they
have constantly hund lurgc and well selected
nCnt of
GAE % C35~a4 l!-s2 SrclI4S3
or ALI. KINDS.
Sugars, Ecas, Coffee, spices, Salt, NEOIas-
SEES, Candles,
And everything that De called for in TINT limo which
they rH, sell a. chply cun be obtained In this
or my other market Of Wisconsin.
ALSO-S'ordiais Of al kinds for tie siek, and cool
Ing drinks for the melt.
FLOUR of the best brands always on hnnd.
The Subscribers Thankful for pns tAvors, intend by sct
attention to their business and BY fair and honorable dchl-
ing to merit the pnirDnu2" OF he public.
/. n Store first Door South of the Durkcc Block.
ERICKSON 4 IORREY.
JhHS ERICK soN,
X. :. TORREY.
KcnoshH, july 20, 1862.
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NNSERAX. Taken up by the Subscriber, about the
a. middle of August tElFER, three years old, red,
wh white spots, piece from her tail, short horns
The owner viii please forward. prove property. pay
charges, and take her away. JAMES TAAFFE.
Pleasant Prairie Sept. >, 1852. AS
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CIR oC131ng 2 Gln&3
STATE OF WISCONSIN-kEEOsHA CIRCUIT COURT
IN CIIAECERY.
BW FAR the rorccIosurc If .Mortcarr.

BW far the f0rCrioyWrc If Nfortg1Pr.
Fanny Crdlcy md Albert g. Gllcy admnlztrn.rlY and
administrator al tlc Estate Of Orn Grdlcy. DECEASED rs
Orrs II. Bulien, Mary e. Iulon, William II. rnlrn and
Julia r. Bullcn, heir If William Bucn deceased, Julla
H. Bennett John Bucn samuel Hale, Seth F. Hall Hem
rs Parmcl Patrick l)nch, stewart C. Marsh, AlXunde
Frcar, Samuel Parsons, Danlotd ~ Barney and Eldrldgc
G.. Mcrrick.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of this Court that Bin
for Ire foreclosure Of Mortgage has been Hed with
the Clerk Of said Court against the above named Defend
returned not served 10 hc Defendants hereinafter named
clsci his or their Appearance 10 be entered therein; As
further Appearing That The said Dccndan< Sewse e.
Marsh, Alexander Frcar, Samuel Parsons, Danf y Bar
ncy and Eldrt q g. McrrCk. and each hd Cvtyy Of Leu
i not resident Of the state OF NcJnsp Cn motion or
o. :. Head Solicitor for said g. M ni44a 1t i ordered
that tn" said Defendants. ST e. MASH, Alexander
Frcar Samuel Pdr'on., d. iord ~ barney and EiArIdgo
C. Mernck De ard the hereby required 10 appaur and
p!cnd answer d. tbs sad HoWyainnnis' Hil Of
Compliant tcd This cn'>v or before tho 5h day Of
November @ and that IN default thereof Tie said Bin be
taken confessed - and aGalas. ID .n.
Nd Is further 0r'erd that the id CoInpInants h
ed they hereby saquv4 70 this order 20 be pb
,hal in The K"nsha I" graph weekly newspaper prn-
ted and P'bi-cfr shc City OF kcnoshH in the County %
ken"ha aforesaid, once in each week for six successive
week. prlcf 70 tho said Ssh d y OF November ucN
Dated kcnosha, Augud 5th, \. H., l-12
y. STODDARD,
III Judge Of keuoshn County.
O. :. liz N, Comults Sol
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IRA Nj. WATT.

FuNH ANkFUL for favors thus extended would res
n pectfuy 10 his old friends and all him
with their patronage, that Is again by himself
OLD STAND where he hopes to meet continuance of the
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
OF ALL KINDS, usually called in his nc constantly
on hand and for sale cheap for Cash exchange for Pro
duce.
KEN0SHA STEAM MILL FLOUR constantly on hand
by the Barrel Sack Pound.
CIGARS-By the hundred, Dozen or single.
GREEN APPIES-By the Barrel or Bushcl.
{ = CASH paid for Produce.
Sept. %, 1852.
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HEAD a. LEE.

HEAD LEE,
ATTORNEYS, CoUNsELLoRs AND SOLICITORS,
KenOsha, Wisconsin.
VIII attend TO all professional business entrusted To their
care in Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin
ORsoS s HEAD, Gko l. IER
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IoWn-, u 5lblk 81, " : 0i md : oc. 4 OF SIDE
ofBJO
Town y qr6-Com IS rds OFFS cor ofIot Ii. run
ming Chicago thence along ihcsi rs rods he
nushA -: 10 place of beg.
Com 70 rds of l. Il, W 70 30 line, Is rd.,
to old rad y 10 rds IA beg
80 rs side g kcnosha st, by 3 rds deep, the
y " cor go. rd> : OF " cor oflot -
81 square fronts kcnosha 81 side .the EcuF Is
= OF Ec0r of lot rs.
Com 1921 of Of l. ~ thence tn cent re tine If
qr. thsge rd>: thence E;c I'D road. rI. - laSs of
beginning.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-17

J. GRIDLEY,
J. b. JIISUN,
G. II. BENEDICT,
+. WILCOX,
l.. BURGESS,
Kenosha, Sept. 10Th, 1852 Committee.
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ety. al their Fair To be held at Jack 0s Tavern bristol
Thursday, September 80, and Friday October 1882
HORSES,
JrpGEs-F. Paddock, Salem; l.. Brockway, Kenosha
Addison Moore, Bristol
Rest Stud Horse, 81: 2ido., Diploma
Best Brood Mare and Colt, 50: 2i do, Diploma.
Best Two year old Colt, 81; ID do, Diploma.
Best Three year old Colt 81; 2d do, Diploma.
Best YearIing con, 81; ID do, Diploma
Best pair Match Horses, 50 ID do, Diploma
Best single Horse, 81; 2ddo, Diploma,
CATTLE.
JrDGEs-Nelson Pkin, Konosha, Salmon tyson, Brls-
toll; Oliver Gibbs, Wheatland.
Best Durham Bull over2 years old 3d. ID do. diploma.
" Durham Bun under years old s.; q d.. diploma.
Grade Bull under years old s.; ID do. diploma
Durham Cow So ed do. diploma
" Devon 81; I'd
g. Grade Cow 81; ID do diploma.
Be-. Mich Cow Of ay 1Scg ss ID do diploma.
" G GrNEn " " e. e "a "a " !"
Yearling Bull 81; 2ddo diploma.
Bul Cali, mos Cd and under 8: I'd do diploma.
" YOKE Working Oxen, 81; I'd do. diploma.
Best Yoke 3 years old steers So best yoke wear old
Steer, diplomas best yoke yearling do diploma:
Should any of the above described Cattle be entitled to
more than one premium, the owner shall be entitled
Certificate to that effect instead the second premium
SHEEP.
JUDGEs-Morris Reed, Whtaand; Phillip Rowe Keno
shn F.. A. Carpenter, Pleasant Prairie
Best Saxon Buck, 81; ID do diploma.
Best three Saxon Ewes 81 ID do. diploma.
Best three Saxon Lambs, 81: 2i DO. Diploma
Best French Mhtino Buck, s.; ID do diploma.
Best Spanish Merno Buck So ID do. diploma.
Best three French AIcrno Ewes So ID do. diploma.
Best three Spanish MCrino Ewes 81 I'd do. diploma
Best three French Merno Lambs 81 90
Best three Spanish do 90
Best Buck of any distinct breed, 200
best Three Ewes ofany distinct breed, > 90
Besttfrec Lambs do do do 90
Best Grade Buck, 81 2d do diploma.
Best Grnde Ewes 81 I'd do diploma.
Best three Grade Lambs, So
SUiHe
JrDGEs-lenry Johnson, Somcrs; G. 5. Blackman, Pa
rls and Joseph Spccr, of kcnosha
Best Boar, 3d. Second do diploma.
Best Sow with her Pigs, 81
I'd do do ~do do do diploma.
EdrminC InplementS
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Fdrnin0 MnlenlcntS

JUDGEs-II. A. Eewberry, Paris l.. w. Thaycr BRISTOL
Lathrop Burgess, Brighton.
Best Lumber Wagon So; Best Farm Harness 81: Rest
Plough 81; Best Cuvaor 81 Rest Horse Rake 81; Best
Tanning Min 81; Best straw Cutter ST. best Ncgstabc Cut
ter ST. best Corn Shelter, 81 best Grnss Cutter 81 best
Thrcshng Macife So best Churn 81: best Machine for
hreshing Flax s.; best Clover Ceaer 81 best Cheese
Press, 81.
Prosecutors the above named Implements ere expected
TO test the qualities of the before the Judges, as
practicable.
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WASHINGTON Island. FrGc. q, scc &c
THIRD WARD.
Icing al an Range %.

TtI'T ~ IN tango u.
Town or sec 6-S rods front side OF Tow line
road by u rds deep, the is - rods w of the
w corner of or sec Il, l. 6 in McLaughlin's add
rds front side of line road by % rs deep, the
corr 81 rds w of + line of W hf of said ar sec line.
Town : f ar sec 3i-lot 3 blk 40, north half
| \ l. ur srch -lli1 NIX 3.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN-KENOSIIA CIRCUIT corfu
IN CIIANCERY.

Administrators OF the Estate OF c. w. Turner
Dated nj Kcno5ha, Aug. u, 1852. rs
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PROM NEw-YoRk.

EDW'D X. COLLINS CO. No. &c Wsst, Ny.
BROWN SHIPLEY co, Liverpool
&c. ROBERTS co, No IS Kings Arms Yard,
London.
JOHN MUNRoE & co, No Rue Notrs Dame des
VICTORIES, Paris, GEO. III. DRAPER, Haue
The OF these ships Will not be accountable Cor gold,
silver bullion specie ewelry precious stones metals
less bills of adg signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL

III UNITED STATES MAIL SItAlIE4Ito no sIIFs
composing this line the following:
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
ARCTIC Capt Luce BALTIC Capt. Conlstock.
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton
These ships have been built by contract expressly for Gov
eminent service Every has been taken IN their con.
sucton also IN their Engines TO insure strength and
speed ard their accommodations for passengers are ue
auaed for elegance end comfort Price of passage from,
NeyyYork to Liverpool in rstcas cabin, SEQ IN second
DO $40 exclusive of extra size stae-rooms $500 nom
Iepool to New-York $50 and 800 An experienced sur
seon attached each ship No berth secured until paid Tor
49, PROPOSED DAWES OF SAILING.
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THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

u Nsw-York and San Francisco Steamship Line--Ths
new steamship UNITED STATES Charles G: Berry, Com
rnsnder will take departure FOR pinwa Navy Bay Oh
SATURDAY, 18th May AZ r. - eonsestlng a. a., ana
with the new steamship WINFIELD SCOTT
2Ioo tuns burden, Kenney CoaiIazd CommAader which
steamer awaits the arrival Of passengers az Panama b. the
tinted states from NewYoFk, and Immediately thereafter
proeeeds 70 sa Francco direct without stopping at iaes
These yesses accommodations and safety not
Passed BY any this route and experienced surgeon
attached 70 esch vessel
The United States has rede the voyage between Now
York Chaes in seven days and nineteen hours and tho
Wrfed Scott has Just performed the voyage between New
YORK and Panama IN the shortest time record both
running and actual time from port 10 port
Books open and through tickets Tor sale
Ffrst CABIN State Room .....................t5l5
ccccDo taDAn-. no
Stesraxe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
ATplyts DAVIS, BROOKS CO.
General AsentA No. q Besver-st
JONES JOHNSON,
No. le4 West-s-, Of Lberty-At
Passengers per United States will dseubsrk along side the
wharf ct Aspinws and taie the Panama Rsilrosd now
open nearly 70 Coeona thss avoiding the attendant
upon landing In boais ct Chages and the navigation
CORONA
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100000 rv Bo sSB sasSs op HAYl

ana CITY or NASHVILLE (Kentucky) BONDS
Msssrs Gilbert Johnson Insurance Buildings Wiam-st-
oder sale Two Hundred Thousand Dollars OF the Six
coupons payable semi annually in the City Of NewYork
IN 1881 lint. in the City iy' Of New-York ~ '''
These Bonds issued to the Msysvle and Lexington
road by the above Counties aud City by authority Of
of the people, unanimously In the City OF Maysvie,
The Road to which the BONDS are issued is sixtyeghs
miles long the Cities of Maysve the Ohio
Of the work ooo and the stock subscriptions are
The Counties Of Bourbon Fayee and Mason are all pop.
country and the population is intelligent industrious ana
substantial The Auditors Report for 1884, exhibits the fol-
.'""s ''' Tsxsse Property. Population.
Bourbon. ,sfllyI ILSt
Esyette .s..''.'''.'''...'.' iri2ocso aa ;eos
Mason. ..................... 9.l5i648 A,6oS
The above Counties entirely of debt excepting for
their recent Railroad subscriptions amounting 10 Ovo
for which they hod equal amount OF Railroad stock The
City OF Maysvle has population Of about 5000 and tax
able property the of g. COO IL Is the point
on Ohio River in the County of Mason of tanshpment
Cor the whole northeastern section of Kentucky of mer-
ohsndise and produce going inward and outwardand under
the Influence the roads convergng upon IL
and forming connections with all the rich central regions OF
Kenuc ky and with the principal lines of Railway running
south and north the city rapidly business pop
ustion and wealth Maysyile debt of SsQOeO
but has the of $40 Geo. and OF
r2O exclusive of the for Railroad purposes This in:
4ebtedness based capital of $4S2O as exhibited
BY the Assessors books which does not give more than two
thirds Of the actual value
The the Issue OF these Bonds has been
affirmed by the Circuit Court aud Court of Appeals OF the
State Kentucky which forever settles that question The
Court Of Appeals decided that their collection be
rced by writ OF mendsmus and the individual property Of
every citizen subjected TO the payment.
The Kentucky members of Congress certify to the perfect
security Of these Bonds and Mr. Clay adds his testimony to
their value. lie says;
"These three Counties among the richest believe;
excluding Jefferson they the three richest in that state
The Bonds executed under the authority of the Lessa
ture and its power grant that authority has been recently
affirmed by the highest judicial tribunal in Kentucky en-
tsrtan no thar principal and ntereso the 6onds
respectively will be puncuay paid they become due
Such Is my confidence the safety of investment u, these
Bond, that il my property all converted into then
should feel perfectly secure.
'' II. CLAY"
full printed exhibit may be had at the office OF the I'M
dorSiyned - =,
These Bonds offer Of the best perfectly safe avenues 0!
investment before the public
0iLRERT JOHNSON, Insurance Buildings, William st
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GEO 0On EATON and HAMIL-
mRNI.XVNI TON RAILROAn co RONDS-

These Bonds bear interest az the OF per cent per an
num- which, with the puIcpa, Is payable IN the City OF
NewNors, the latter the LIST OF January lSo@ The Total
amount issued SS0Cco which is secured by mortgage on
the road with hNurcs depos sSc Sc forming the INST
hen theIeupon excepting loan Of Sl5000 by the city of
Cincinnati They have the privilege OF conversion INTO Stock
at par at any within five The T.. and X ex-
tends nom the Cincinnati Hailo and Dayton r. distant
Is pes nom Cincinnafi) Richmond Wayne Co. Indiana
where the Indiana Central r. r. aud mites with
the lines OF Railroads terminating Chicago aud St Louis
It's ensih Is a miles and its immediate completion and
equipment have been provided Tor by the issue these
Bonds The total cost will be SecOOO being double the
amount Of mogase debts full statement OF the condi
t,on aud prospective business &C. OF the Road ana all other
inonnatcu be obtained Of the unesg ned who offer
tor sale $50 eco of the Bonds all that remain undisrosed Of
CANAAN, WHiTEHOUsE co. No 81 Nallst.
CARPENTER 4 NERMlLNE, No. Al WiliaH-St.
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Bruce A. Chiffon, Auctionecr.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS at

Auction by COLE CBlLTON.-COLE chill
TON will sell auction ON FRIDAY, April 80 at II o'clock,
at the Merchants Exchange:
Confirmation of the sale of Lots and Cores the 4hav
89h gh and 9st sts Yorkve IN the Nllth Ward'be-
longing L. d. w Harris full abstract OF title by T;
A. S. f. Cowdrey Esqs No. 67 Wallst, viii be furnished
to every purchaser the day of sale Tes-6O per cent
can remain on bond and mortgage for three years Maps
be had of the AGctioneer, No. Walst.
Also II Lots 6t.l-av and l08th-f- at Harlem Sale
positive Maps be had Of tue Aucueneer, No Na-st
Also Lots north side of 39ths between 9th and 9Th
-
Also Lots on south side of 9ohs between 9Th and 9Th
avs
Terms liberal. Maps can be had Of the Auctioneers
Also, Lot on 58tli-st. Broadway.
Also Lot on 53d-st between Eth ay and Broadway.
FXECUToR's SALE.-l Lot 7th-av. between 5fth and
55hst and Lots 7av, between l30th aud lSstStsi
and Lots north side of 54th between 9th and 10Th
avs; and Plots OF Ground Kings Bridge Sold by order
of A. PenZ Executor, account of former purchaser
Maps can be had of AVctioneers, Ne. Wa-st. i4o9l
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CECRET OF BEAUTY-HOW to be

CECRET OF BEAUTY-HOW to be
~ HANDSOME
can instruct any person how to be handsome.
teach how to make brown skin fair and clear
teach how to remove tan, puipe and treckles
teach how TO change the aow face INTO one OF beauty
| teach how to make the wrlnked skin smooth
teach how TO make brown teeth az white pearls.
teach how make offensive breath perfectly sweet.
teach how make hard brown hands soft and white.
teach how to make diseased gums hard and sound.
teach how TO make the hair grow luxuriantly.
can hasten the growth of whiskers. mousacaes, &c
teach bow to have bright aud sparkling eyes,
teach how to preserve the eyeSght tor life.
] teach how TO restore impaired eyeslsht.
teach how to change gray hair to Its original color
teach how change the color of the hair desIed~
teach how TO make the hair soft, rich and glossy.
teach how to make the lips and cheeks red
teach how superluous hair.
know the above all perfectly harmless.
know they are all very cheap and pleasant
know every person Will like them on trial.
give directions to make and use these compounds
know they better than advertised cosineiics
ask ONLY ONE DOLLAR for all this information.
receive no letters unless postpaid. -,
address or send to NJ LAvASSE, French Chemist No.
104 Nassau ST. Ann, NewYork He will send the Work
by mail or otherwise.
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10 make steamer on the
Pace viii sail for San frarsco above, tulchinx AZ Na
usrsiso and Panama Her large and airy sfd
her s.eerase an,darons superior any steamship
sfcat having abundance Of both bst and air well
extra hight between decks II confidently expected she
win make the passage San Franz In short time
n hxs bter MAJ BY steamer thus offering families
ara 10 those who desire their comfort much pleasznter
conveyance thsn by the crowded. via ChAsre ouy
limited numteI OF passengers w1il Dc taken
RATES or PASSAGE.
IN LADIES' SALOON .............'......sSo
In GentlemeR's Saloon. ...............-... 20
Apply to THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. Al Excha1gs-
race New York and No. eWalnrtst Phsdelrhis, or 10
MAILER & LORD, No l0s Wdtsf.
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CPRING SHAWLS and MANTILLAS.

~ e. s MILLS, No Courtlandt-st, Broadway,
n Y has completes assortment OF new Spring
vistes Of new Spring Paris patterua of his manuAs
rre with the new and fsshionAble sye Of uimmin 10
hirh he invites the particular attention Of merchants end
desers before purchasing elsewhere they viii b osre1
~ DE yery owes possible prices for essh approved sk
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NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEV,

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECTLY -,
and EMPRESS LlNES-Inrouzh In II noas n "
RaEoad via JcrscY City, leaving NewYork At -
OF Courtland;st. A. M. and 81 p. ~. Liberye- ~
Philadelphia at l2s GDd A. ". and 81 r. H. -
Wslnutst. FsIe reduced 70 81 for hIstelAz A1~fI
seconc-clGss. - =, ksn9
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHAn@..pt
through tickets sold IN the above lines ard tAN <ia
carried in the A. N. and 81 r. d. lines h0H'
with through coDdnctors ~~~~
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NEW YORK and NEW-HAvE

i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AftftNbE91A@t<<-I
/, ls5l.-Trsins cut Of New-York leayencar ecr1sac
st and Broadway. sl
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS leave for New-Hsps& -
IL so A. NJ; and 455 M The iLO A. NJ 81
.nection with Train from New-Haven 20 HartfodoS3
field and with Tram the Canal Road N
EXPRESS 1RAIEs for New-Haycn, Hartford, EHl
(Cornecticut River and Vermont Rahoedsp -.
and Montreal) Bosion and Worcester, at A. A.teffi
Stamford and Bridgeport and r. NJ, lrqps a s1.<es
Norwalk and Brdgepor;l time about u hcaI 80
The . A. NJ connects with the Hcusatonic zn4
Railroads at Bridgeport and Canal ltailrosd G. ~
The o'clock r NJ. with Nargaiuck Railroad :, Hs3Ey
SPECIAL TRAINS for Port Chester, al SO Az ~
n. Stop at Mount Vernon and Pelhamville ~......
TRAINS INTO NEw-YoKK-Aeccnmodat - ~
New Haven at $50, T. and 935 A. NJ and ~ y -
9a5 A NJ receives passengers from Springfield ~ .'<
and Canal Railroad al New-lIayen. and from ss- 49,
Railroad at Bridgeport. The 80 y. VI. receives
from Hartford ana Springfield iisiroad- 49,
EXPRESS Trans leave New Haven on snis4 $500
from Boston at LIS and sf5 p. NJ stopping sl
Norwalk and Stamford y leaving Boston q s%~
p. n. .v 4
SPECIAL TRAINS leave Port Chester It $50 ~
Ss5 Z. NJ. usi
See large bill Of advertisement at the statcs -
principal Hotels GEO w. WHisrLss.sI~k