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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-23
RACINE CIRCUIT COURT--IN CHAN
Gerry.

James n. Parsons and Ncwbod Lawrence,
Patrick CosgrayC, Mary Cosgrave, Michael ID. CuHan,
Adauah J. UnderhI' john c. Lloyd, Mellon Monroe and
Thomas ~. Pa.rdge.
EHY VIRTUE or \ FINAL DECREE made by lhis
D Court, ia the above entitled dacd the 22si ia!
U November and order oC said Court catered in
sad cause thc 2lS day of October 1903 shall sell ~
Puhuc Auction the highest bidder. all and singular The
rlZs1l premises mentioned ia The bill OF complaint
aid cause and therein described a. follows 10 VII all a
rau I piece land situated IN he town OF southport
H. the CoaEy ktuosha and State of Wisconsin boundet
follows Beginning ~ the centre Of the highway al tie
South West corner lands owned the I'D Novembe,
lisa, by Mr.. " hi,c thence Norheriy on The West iae
ut said White, land Forty 40 reds: thence NesCrs
twelve 2 rods on re aralel with said road. thence
South.ry Hire iaralel with the first mentioned ne
Forty 90 rods Ia the centre o said highway. thence fol-
lowing tbs ceneuf lie hi sy a3storl Twelve tl rods
to the place Of beginning.
The shove sale viii ake place saturday the tenth d.
oC December s. D., s53. ii o'clock in the afternoon
that day Al the CoUr House in the City VI Keao>ha lhe
County al Keno~ha and Safe of Wisconsin. Terms cash
Dated 25jh October, 1853. OSCAR :. DANA.
SrKo~G & Fuller. Special Commissioner
Compluss s"lrs Ll9-25l
Postponement.
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KENOSHA AND BELOIT RAN r, co.

NTOltE Is hereby gyea liza. the Annual Meeting urbo
~ Stockholders u thc heHosla and Eg Railroad COM
Ahy Tie eicreno L.Fve,os aud the tnsac un ei
sach other business mss bc presented WILDE hcd AZ tho
0c OF lie Company, "a teCny o. hrupsh@, Oh huHdas
lie -0;l dos cot y cvWhcf. 1865, Commencing 2pcock.
kCHesAa. Nov. II, lsJA JOSIAH nONp,
Se, X a. b. H. r. C.,
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Railroad time is 30 minutes faster than Chicago time,
The guage is being changed the Erie state Line
Road 10 correspond with the balance the Road bcwcc
Butiao and Toledo. that may be tn rough
Toledo to Buffalo without change Passengers hereafter
will no, be annoyed with frequent changes and pcrpexes
consequent upon a variety OF gIage in the Road.
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS.
Connecting Toledo with Toledo, Norwak and Cleveland
Road
Also at Clyde with Mad River Road, Springfield, Day
ton and Cincinnati.
Also, at Munro',c, with Mansfield Road for Columbus,
Nit. Vernon, Newark and GAINESVILLE.
Also, at Cevtl4nd with Cleveland and PSburg Road for
Pit;Sburg. Philade Ihia, Bal inure and Washington
Also at DInkrA, with New York AID Erie Road direct
\. YORK.
Also, at Buffalo. with Hornesyille Railroad New York
Thus forming complete Railroad connection all
important Cities and Towns throughout lndannn ohio,
PennS! lvaiiia New York. and the entire New England
States!
Connecting with Clements Line Of Steamers f. X. Col
!n and Traveller, from kenusha Chicago and Milwaukee,
daily.
baggage chee1 fron Cheayp through to Buffalo, and
no Charge for handing.
JOHN T. SHEPHERD, Agent.
50, Main ST., henosha.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-23
SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN KENOsHA

FkNiiL following described Lots and properly situated
Il mostly the First Ward OF the Cy Of Eencsla, aad
being South Fast Quarter of Section 81 offered
sale; sold private sale shall sell
the without reserve, at Pub lC AUCTION 10 the
highest bidder at the RUNALs HoUsE iii said City, on
THURSDAY, HE l5Gh OF December next, commencing
10 o'clock A. VI.
The following viii be sold subject The rights of the
present tenants-yiz:
Block No 81 and buildings and improvements thereon
Lots Nos in Block I4-Lots 2and in b. 9-Portion
Of Lot in Al and buidngsPorii0n OF H. in u. Al and
TO- in B. 42Lo 10 in D. 81, and there
onIo:s l. and - in B. l3,and houseThe North ?, Of L.
III l2 in b. A. and buildings being the Mansion House
propery-Ios and II in ID. 43-Poriion OF L.. in B. A
Portion Of L. ,, in b. 3d.
right purchase and be sold ubcc such leases viz:
in b. 27-Porion Lot III 49Pars of Lot 3 in h. A
and L. > In b. 5s-Porion OF H. G, in B. 42Portion Of
L. Gin b. 45-Parts of Lots and L in b. 81 North Wet
L ofB. 23-Poriion offs. w i b 22-North y l.. 2in H. -
Ia 90 feet OF z 25Pars of Lots and q, b. 29-Por
ton y. w ~ B. 9!-Portion of T.. ,, in 56-Io IL and
part 81 L. TO- b. 43-Part lot .40Lot 3. b. 42Par Lot
l. y. 43Part Lots II and L. ID. i7Part lA g. b. ISouth
y b. 39-Tasi 8 Lot B. b. 3I-Iot4, b. l6I.ot and undi-
vid y OIL l. II-Los and g. Il. 2-Lots6, :, 6 and
Ii, in b. I3-Los and ), b. :-tIs parts of Lots and
b. 3I-Souih = r. 2-East 4 Lot 4. 40-LotI D. Is
Portion Lot ~ 34-Wc-t ~ feet l., T. b. 28Part l.. l. b
4-North East d, b. %.
For further particulars and descriptions ofproperty apply
o the undersigned. 6. klMBALL.
kenosha, November list.
Postponement.
The above sale is postponed to the 10Th day of March
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-23

EEUBBkRD & Bf.lNN have some very nice and yer
a 4 ced French NerRos, ai WOOL, and cotton and WOO
* i1dlS lat3 and figured Grapes and other slAlcS O
oooas al q wai<a tLey very dtsirVts Of el&e
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-23

HARD TmHs-Tae CVSc.-A letter from
New-York abiding to the class of persons
most severely a.tected by the money prssure,
says: "One of the most distinguished persons
whose paper went to protest, presented to his
wife, last winter, a mantle costing three thou
sand dollars. Another gave his better halfa
Iacr dress costing twice that amount, whilst
another gave a church tie cnormus sum OF
se,outy thousand dollars. Now the tables
are turned, and the failure of these five or six
may cause the ruin OF hundreds Of others"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-23
ESTRAY.

h BROKE into the enclOsare of the Subscriber OF
. about The 18th of November red and white dry
Gov" about years old TIE owner requested pro
property, pay charges and take her away.
S.In.r.. NV d LIZ Oh AIn sIRAAL.
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FOR SCHOOLS.
Eoks
ELOBES and Outline Maps. For sale at
~ KINGS BOOKSTORE
ESTRAY.

FEvAkEN up by the Subscriber in Pleasant Prairie thrse
IL Pigs, about three months old of them spotted
black and white. the otter Is white.
The owner il requested prope properly, pay damages,
and take the rhiesish yaayabonds away.
224 l.. ROWLAND
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-23

ESY the Subscriber the 18th Of November ast, ont
Rrndte Yearling Steer, one red learling Steer tw
E,I and NLre Vearln Steer, Two YeariiRg eifers. TIT
nerS are requested to pay charges aud take them away
Bristol Da,. Ip,h l~IS A. b. JACKSON.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-23
THE IERONELAND FOR SALE

EN PURSUANCE or A DECREE Of the Circuit Courl
n o. Inc STATE m Igua, held for the County Of Ohio,
Tuesday, die 1Sh of June. lS3 The Subscriber olr nj
Private sale 'lc follow iUC property. to Wit:
The East halt oi ihc South East guHrer section No six
90 ana the south hnl of rIct oHG No. five fl all I'm Tow
one and wcsi o. Range h~ce ID east aIio uitt
the Cy OF kCHusha, kenosha County, Wisconsin, on lc
south; containing by Government Survey, one llud ed
and slNy-eigh 1852 acrcs Terms of safe are ~rcd Ca
tx twelve and eighteen months by the purchaser Ind
bord' and security for the nsa'mcn $. aud ile lt being
held rs further security until payment, or a deed of ir
or MGR. gage iukCu to stcare thu same.
he subscriber may be consulted by letter addressed to
W heChhg Virginia. JOHN Il. BANLLSS
Oct 2s!h 1853. Commissioner appointed b, said Court
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-23

The Troy Daily Post says that AMT
Slavery as a basis for a party, gains no foot
hold i'll New York, because the merchants
and capitalists of that city, are too many of
chem engaged in the cotton and slave trade"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-23
ANIMALS for 1871
DRESS GOODS

a HANDSOME collection aud q greater number thai
IN ever before oIeged. For sale al -
KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-23

III IFE AND WRITINGS OF GRANT THORNgURN.
n prepared by himself. For sale at
kiNI'S BOOKSTORE.
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Twelve Years a Slave.

"a ARR ALIVE ofS Solomon Nezthup.vh was kidnalpe.
" and rescued from avery. For sale NJ
- KINGS BOOKSTORE.
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a VALUABLE STAND FOR TAVERN
OR GROCERY FOR SALE.

EHTIi.L De Sold n PUBLIC AUCTION, on Thur
w day. lhc .rs' day OF December, 1853, two O'Clock
IN Tn ao.H",n 40 luc promises that valuable praVrS
known IS he PARISH IL Tavern sand, suitable cIlcr a
aNcrn or store, both.
The property Is miles from kcnosha on the Burlington
road consists OF hJl~c We'll calculated ur business aud
barac tpah!U ofntuum dating large number Of Lor
and o.hcr necc .ary oubujlangs. good Wen which r.
yer dries MP Is on The promises Two acres Of land
will be sold wish the property.
This properly ssol because Of the ihclh of the pro-
preio and four I've years sine viii be given on part
the purchase money. SrEPI. GOLDSWORriII.
Paris, Nov. I, 1853.
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ESTRAY.

FE-AKN up by the ub<criber. six yearlng steers, foI
res and white, red with white On the tail. and
a star in the forehead all res4.
The owner requested prove property pay charges
and take thdm away. PLINl FINCH.
Whealland, Nov. Il, 1883 80
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-23
TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS,

FESHE Undersigned is manufacturer Of Printing Ink
IL every color and quality which he knows 10 be equal
any manufactured and which he will sell the lowest pri-
ces CASH As he Is determined that his Ink shnll
ommend sel, ne only solciis ONE TRIAL of IL rly inr
on its merits.
Extra fine jet black Ink for card ard wood cut printing
extra 6acS book and news ink OF superior quality also
coloTed Ink OF variety.
NJ. PETrINGlLL & Co, 10 State ST. agents for the
New England States.
SHELDON COLLINS,
80, Gold street, New York
Publishers Of Newspapers inserting this advertisement
including this aph, tie S. and seHding
81 and paper conaing it, We viii send IS lbs of ink
:. Vi. PETTlNGILL & Co
10, SiateSsee, Boston
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-23
CLOTHS.

ESUBBARD & BLiNN have lar-e stock Of Cto.hs,
such As Beaver Cloths. Broad Cloths, all cours. Cas-
imeres plain and fancy Sleeps Grey. Tweeds, Kentucky
Jeans &C. &c, which bought before the advance in
Wooden Goods, and will DC sold Al the old low prices
Nov. [. 1853.
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ESTRAY

tAME on the premises of the Subscribers about the %
u ofNoyember last, iea5ings, one Heller and one
Steer also two year old Heller all Of them red with
white iaces.
or owners requested prove property pay
charges aud take them away. PHILIP 6 ASCGIGNE.
Sumcr~ Dec Z, 1883. JAMES WYATT
Two miles north OF kenosha The RIci ne road
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Postponement.
TAKEN UP

The above sale is postponed until the @lsi day of
1854 at the same hour and place.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-23

Instructions for the Melodeon.
VWUNDEL'S complete Melodeon Instructor For sale at
Ia MINIS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-23

DIFFERENCE OF OPINGoN.-Jom Wesley
Ienoun ed slavery as the sum of all viIlanies
an the epitome ofaIl crimes. Ex-Governor
Hammond, of South Carolina on the contrary,
has pronounced it the very cornerstone ofour
liberties and the wiSeSt of Divine Providence.
The question naturally arises which of these
opinions are true. We throw it out for de-
bate.-.1Bany Knicker5ocker.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-23

few pieces OF Ladies' Fine Twil!ed Cloths for cloak
( a with Trimmings 10 match at hi BEARD & BLlNNi
1, IS53
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-23

TIE FRENcHMAN AND THE HANKEE.-A
Yankee and Frenchman owned pig in CO.
partnership. When the killing time came,
they wished to divide the carcass The Yam
kee was very anxious to divide so that he
should get both hind quarters, and persuaded
the Frenthmm that the proper way to divide
il was to cut it across the back The French
man agreed to it ON the condition that the
Yankee would turn his back and take the
hoice of the pieces after it was cut in too
] he Yankee turned his back, and the French
man asked "Vich piece will You have re
piece wild the tail or him or re piece vat amt
got no tail on him! "The piece with the
tail" shouted the Yankee instantly Den by
gar YOU take him and take re ODER said
he Frenchman. Upon turning around, the
Yankee found that the Frenchman had cut
oil the tail and stuck it in the pigs mouth.
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LADIES CLOAKING.

The above sale is postponed 10 the 10Th day of Ma?t
next. al the same hour and place
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-23
GREAT u. S. MAIL ROUTE.
1853. Fall Arrangement. 1858.
Michigan Southern R. R.
THE ONLY RAILROAD ROUTE.
Connecting CHICAGO with the Eastern,
Cities.

In view of the increased travel the Michigan Southern
Raiir1ad Company propose to continue
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A Gard.

7. will be from The alb We, that The Good Time
hong promised, has ialry come, and the undersigned
Salesman in This establishments would be exceedingly glad
all o his Old friends and customers hand take
advantage OF il. II will give him much pleasure show
the goods and he quite sure il will be great mistake
buy elsewhere before calling here and examining.
CHARLES G. BROWN.
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UNITED STATES SENATE.
EXTRA SESSION.

WASHINGTON, April l. 1858.
THE ENVIRONMENT OF THE AMERICAN CONSUL ACAPULCO.
Mr. MASON asked leave to withdraw the papers Of Fran
cis w. Rice American Consul at Acapulco. He said the
Committee Foreign Relations at the late session. found
it impossible to act upon them, together with the
municaton of the President upon the subject. They
show great and cruel oppression there exercised by the
Mexican authorities He treated with indigny and
eventually imprisoned, and far information was re-
ceived there has been redress The object of the with
drawa is present the papers to the Executive Depart
ment, with a view to redress.
The motion agreed to.
RAILROAD, CANAL BONDS HELD IN EUROPE ETC.
Mr.. BRoDHEAD laid the table resolution which he
will call shortly calling the Secretary of the Trea
sury to furnish next session. the aggregate amount of
federal State, city, and county railroad canal other
stocks and bonds or other evidences Of debt held in
Europe and other foreign countries on June 3O 1858
specifying each description of stock.
The Senate went into executive session.
After session of four hours the body rose and the
sena adjourned till Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-02

York nominations all finally eonnrmed Eight ssna-
tors however, are reported having voted against Mr..
Dix The acceptance Of two three Nsw Yorevs Is yet
considered doubtful.
The President has s-nominsted William Meade Addison
Tor District Attorney Of Maryland, instead Of Jarvis
Spencer, understood to have been withdrawn.
COL Polk has peremptorly refused to accept the
vayorship Of Baltimore No nomination instead has been
heard of.
Both the Maryland Senator'S absent to day; but
other Senators say the Baltimore nominations all
confirmed
Amoug other nominations, to-day, were j. W. Gray
postmaster at Cleveland, Ohio relative of Father
Ritche and son of Secretary Marcy pursers in the
navy ALSO vrgnian for the secretaryshp Of Minnesota
territory, and not Mr. Carrgan, Of Philadelphia who
was warmly pressed for that Office.
tits thought the principal changes among the subordi-
rate clerks in the executive departments viii be deferred
until the LIST Of july when the classification of clerks
goes into effect.
is also reported that the cabinet have decided to
equaizc the number Of clerks from the dercns Sates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-02
Personal Intelligence

Major General Scott arrived in town from Washington
yesterday and ut the Union Place Hote In con-
necion with the arrival Of General SCOTT in this city we
find the following advertisement in the Washington pa
pers BY which 1t appears that the General really contem
plates changing the location Of the headquarters OF the
army, Is has already been announced =
The attention Of the public respectfully invited to tho
sale OF excellent furniture which win take
OF April at o'clock A. H. The furniture 10 Of rood quA
~. and the sale will be worthy Of attention.
DR. Kane, Of ofthaArctc Exploring Expedition, and G.
r. James, the novelist also at the Union Place
Eotel.
=. G. Dale, Esq, the Treasurer OF the o. s. Mint at
Philadephia has rendered his resignation to the Pres
dent, which to take effect tho 18th inst Tie will
however, remain at his post until his successor shall be
duly qualified.
Among the arrivals yesterday at the Metropolitan
Hotel were his Exceency Doty Ct Wisconsin
hon. John b Macy, N. c. elect, Wisconsin; Hon. " E.
Howard, N. e., Texas Captain Wabash, U. S. Army
lieutenant nrayton. U. S. Navy.
Among tho departures frori the Metropolitan wero
Hon John Davis o. s Senatov for Boston, and ex Con-
gresham 6. W. Wright, for Washington.
Thomas Barry, Esq, stage manager Of the Broadway
theatre, is in Boston. His has been connected
with the management OF the theatre in Boston.
General Pessely, Collector, Coloael Greene, Naval
Officer and Hon. B. +. Halet, u s. District ATTORNEY
commenced at Boston the duties Of their re,pectye
Offices yesterday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-02
Domestic NIlsccIlnnv.

The BARRIERS Of Boston are to hold a meeting next
week for the purpose of taking into consideration
the propriety Of asking an advance on the present
price Of shave.
The sloop Bell Sage, in gale on the 26th ult
was upset on Fire Island Bar, and two men drowned
VIZ: Henry Van Colt and Richard Jackson both
of Babylon, L. /.
The licenses granted by the Mayor and Aldermen
to some six hundred persons in Boston giving per.
mission to sell intoxicating drinks, expired by
limitation, on the 3lst ult.
There is on interesting couple in Cincinnati, who
have been engaged to be married for the last five
years but no time has occurred within that period
when they were both out of prison at the same time.
Nathaniel Sumner and Mr.. Henry West, the latter
Pond, in Canton, Mass, on the 3Oth ut. They
we're crossing the pond, in frail boat, which was
upset by gust Of wind. Both bodies have been
recovered.
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conspiracy TO Steal One Thousand DoldYs.-Constable
Joseph yesterday arrested young man named John
Wild stands charged with another man. named George
Burke with stealing the Of ST. 600 from the possesson
OF Mairus w. r. Cooke of No 81 Lispenard street.
der the following ccumst tances-It that on the
23d Of March arrangen ent made between Burke
and Wild to procure the loan of 81 600 from Cooke under
preence of tansacting special business and then
the money to be returned; instead Of which a plan
had bean concocted whereby Burke run of with it.
and Wild was to receive $500 his share of the money
for aiding his (Burkes) escape. Cooke WAS induced "a
place the said amount OF money into the hands Of Burke
into The public house kept by Wild where Burke slipped
away from Cooke through door, and made his es-
cape with the money, since which time Burke has been
charge OF aiding and abetng Burke to with he
money The magistrate held the accused to bail in the
sum OF VI 600 to answ er the charge
Curious Case Of Alleged Larceny Yesterday officers
Martin and Dowlng of the lower police, arrested Mrs.
Clark who keeps bakery in Elizabeth street. on war
rant issued by Justice Boeart wherein he stands char3
ed with defraudng the firm Of B Bowling CO. produce
dealers No "a Pearl street Of eight barrels Of -FOUR valu
ed at s4o 1t seems that short time ago Mrs Clark caA
ed the above firm, and purchased the -four In ques
ton and agreed to pay for IL delivery The -four
of by saying she would can the and psy the b
She called she promised to do and when called
clared that she sent away ID WAS NOT aoccrnr
to sample When the officers visited her house with the
for her arrest they two In the shop
who informed them Mrs. Clark not In. However,
they did not take their word and On looking about dis
covered Mrs Clark secreted in chest the cover Of
was uoWn anu the TWO women seated on IL. MIS-.
Clark, when taken out, almost sufocated. She
conveyed before the magistrate who detained her for
further hearing.
Larceny and Attempt at Suicide man, calling hmseM
Iegc Owens was yesterday afternoon arrested BY the
Fifth ward police on charge Of stealing some wheel
wrghts tools from Mr.. jaime, Mcdonald, Ne $50 Waehs
ineton street The accused WAS placed in osn At ths
station house. there TO remain thort period until The
officer went after the wtnssses- On his return Il was
found the prisoner had attempted his own life By osena
his throat With . pocket knife Tho wound, AtAouGA
severe, not consdsred mortal ono. Dr. kuseurps
was sent Or, who dreased the wsvsd, ed As pass IN
rsnoys1 bin to ~ To0Aa.
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The Firth Ward Murder-Funssd OF n. Eu,
gono Melville.

The body Of the murdered man. N. Melville hy at ths
Fifth ward station house, during the remainder Of Thurs
day night after the conclusion Of the coroners ques.
At an early hour Of yesterday morning arrangements
were msse for the interment Of his remains From ts
melancholy circumstances under which hM death took
place. it - judged that IL would be agreeable to
te feelings Of the parties upon either de If the funeral
should take place fron the station house. and
qusnty, the body not removed to his late boarding
house in Uspessrd srset Captain Carpenter sent for
an a7deraker AID handsome csdin furnished
At bsf past two o'clock n the afternoon, the hssrse
drove up attended by privste carthage The widow Of
the 5eased accompanied ty her friend, Mrs BARKER,
and ofoer Evans, OF the police force occupied the
riage The funeral tAen moved to tie New York Bay
cemetery. New Jersey, whore the body buried T6
lonely attendance had peculiarly saddenng effect.
MI De Corn, the alleged murderer confined in tbs
Iombs Ho has retaired counsel for his defence, by
nom he was visited yesterday. 1t Is sid that Mrs.
msViie mel nan also employed lawyer Coroner Hilton
ten O'Clock his morning.
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Stock Snles.

PHnApErHiA March 31.-Reported by Keen Taylor
d,rS BodrdIsS6oo Lehish s's 20 cash, osX; $50 do,
ssM; 90 Lehigh Mort 6s, 100; 1000 s 8's So & P,
lo1 5000 do, lo7 5000 Wilmington RR 6's, s5, 90;
2COo Susquebanna Canal es 67h 1000 City RR 6's TO-
"a loI Zoo Reading RR 6s 10, s5wn, sa7S 700 shs
20 Penna RR b6, SOY IS do 5oIs; 500 schuykill Nav
Pref bS, 32S; 200 Morris Canal b5 21I 100 do 2l,4
Lehigh Nav, 73 400 Reading RR I'd, Az; $50 Girard
Bank, bS, 14k 20 Bank Of Penna 1881; Is do b. 1913
Beseen Bcdrds-s25 600 es '67, i2o so shs Morris
Canal, cash, TX; 100 Reading RR, b3, AM q Mechan-
l Hmboy RI 100 DO ss 4s S. Psnns s.
ee 5000 do, BIS, oeX 1000 do, b3, eeh 15o Lehgh 8s
10, ssN; 1900 Reading RR e,s, 10 b5, SOY 5000 DO
Canal bS, 21k 100 Reading RIB, s5. AN Lehigh Nav,
TAN; loo schuylkin Nav Prof, b., s2x; Mechanics
Bank y: 10 Merchants n.nuf,eturers Bank Pittsbg.
100 sohsyihin Nav Prsf bSwR, Sax - 6isard Bank,
uk.