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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

EET The KenoslIa Tribune, publishes a
call for a Democratic Convention to nominate
Candidate for District Judge, because it was
requested to. The same paper was requested
10 publish call for an Independent meeting
and its editor promised to do so, but it has
not been done
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

Low FREIGHTs.- yesterday vessels were
offering to take Corn from this city to Buffa-
10 at one cent per bushel. This is the lowest
figure freights have ever before been offered
in this market.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
re- The new steamer, Garden Citv. ha

re- The new steamer, Garden City, has
been taken of the line between Milwaukee
and Chicago. One effect of this has been,
the fares have gone up again to the old rates
on the Arctic and Traveller. The Garden CT
" is advertised to leave Milwaukee on trip
TO Sault Ste Marie, today.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

LIQUoR LIcENsEs.-The City Council at
their last meeting fixed the price of licenses
for taverns and groceries, uniformly at t,een-
ty dollars each. Six applications were gran
ted and four rejected, at the meeting above
mentioned.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

SEMINARY.-The Female Seminary, under
the charge of Miss Broughton, closed the
past term on Friday last. a review of the
studies pursued in the school was had on
Thursday and Friday, which was creditable
to teachers and pupils.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

GJ~Some American dignitary abroad, has re-
Gently, at Rome, renowned professionalism and at
tachcd himself to the Catholic Church. The indi-
vidual is said to be an U. S. Senator, and is sup
posed to be Stephen a. Douglass.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

SICKNESS IN NEW ORLEANs.-rhc vel
low fever is prevailing to an alarming extent
in New Orleans, exceeding in malignity the
records of any former year.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

TO its old adversary, who in turn rallies his expiring
energies, and thus protract for brief time their
mutual dissolution.
Thinking men should be above these meaning
less prejudices. The time is now when men should
rally on the vital, living issues of the day-those
who are conservative and wish to preserve the re-
lations of government with slavery, ranging them
selves accordingly; and those who are progressive
and determined to.evercome this evil taking their
stand together.
But we can bide our time. Wing committees
and Democratic committees may call conventions,
but principles make parties parties principles,
and like clay in the hands of the potter, this prin-
cple involved in the slavery question, will work
over, and fashion and frame these two old parties
to its necessities and hereafter as heretofore the
party of progress will be the victorious party TO
yield in its turn, when age shall have made it like
the present Democratic party, conservative to the
new wants of humanity.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
THE JEROME LAND FOR SALE.

TWVHE East hairs quarter section sax ana me sosn
half fractional section Five, r. J. H. 20 are now Ter
sale. The land ndtons the CITY % hsne~ On On VIZ
To he sold m M rre Of two three, FIVE and ten aero
lots General terms onefOuh down and balance 10 hfeo
equal instruments Of and 10 month"; inquire o. h'
Subscriber at the Court House. n ~. pEnNos
KeDosha, August Sd, 1858. tS-u agent
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Badness Positively Cured
IS EIERSnN,S

AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE is truly the won
der of the Perhaps article offered to thepub
&c is received with greater favor than This, and persons
Bald becoming hive only 10 test the article to be full
y satisfied
N B-Aecns authorized 10 give rittcn guara ntces
preferred price to be agreed upon between the Earc
}. b. STARRWEATIIER, & Co., Agent.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
RELIGIOUS NOTICE,

ELDER j. LoTHRoP will lecture on Sabbath af
tenoon, at O'Clock, at the Free School House,
North Ward.
Subject" Prohibitory Liquor Laws"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
COUNTY TREAsURER's NOTICE.

A LII Persons holding Kenosha County orders. which
have not been endorsed presented. requeslce 70
present them for payment TO the UNDERSIGNED " %
kenosha NJ. FRANK,
Kenosba August 9 1853 County Treasurer.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

HThe Milwaukee and Fon du Lac rail
road is under contract TO Oshkosh, to be COM
pleted in 1855.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
KENOsHA co. AGRIC,L SOCIETY,

NXTILL hold Quarterly Meeting. at L.. BUTTONS,
Wv Paris, on MONDAY, the FIFTH Of September next
to perfect the Arrangements m The ensuing fnir % be held
in kenosha City, 25.h and s9h, September ncXt.
full attendance is requested.
ny Order, FL, BRANDE, Rec, See.
Aug. 8, 1883
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

GsB~ Y. b. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent
h the only authorized Agent for this papr the Cities
Boston, New York and Philadelphia, aud s duly elnp0w
cred to take advertisements and subscriptions al the
required by His Ofce5 areI'ostg, Scoy's Building
New York, Tribune Buildings; Philadelpa,N Weorner
khrd and Chesnut streets.,,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

Eg- 4 communication for this paper,
signed J. T., is unayoidably deferred until
next week.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

OFFICE OF THE DAILY SENTINEL,
MiIwyuKaE ATGUST Ia 1879 4

OFFICE OF THE DAILY SENTINEL, }
MILWAUKEE,, AUGUsT 10, 1858. {
Receipts BY RAILROAD, August sth 1855
bus. Oats, 92 do Barley, lot Merchandise, tubs
butter, &c. rsf
Receipts of produce are increasing, though still
light. Prices firm We note sales of new VIM
ter Wheat, yesterday at Sl,0O, and for one choice
sample 81 ,03; old Winter IS. Spring sells at 5
asa for old, and s3ass for new. Barley is in fair
request at Asa AZ, and Rye Sass. Oats brisk at
3Sa34. New potatoes 3Sa42.
Weather warm, roads dusty, and rain wished
for.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

TWNHE Subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
Counties Of KenOsha, Racine and Milwaukee, FOE the
sale of PR EsCOTT & BROTHERS.
MELODEONS, EOLEANS, SERAPHIuS,
AND REED ORGANS.
Would respectfully invite the Public 10 examination Of
the No Instrument of the size produced in tho
Country combines much melody and compass, with
musical sofncss these Instruments. In many Of The
Churches, they have taken the place Of Organ, giving
the most ample satisfaction.
Each Instrument is warranted to be perfect In every re-
specs otherwise sale. They Of 4, ~, and oc
taves akd range in prics from S5 TO $3.50 according TO size
style finish, &c. &c.
Orders sent TO the Subscriber will be promptly attended
to, and all communications Immediately answered.
Kenosha, Aug7, 1883 sly NARY a. AYER.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

a LII Persons indebted 10 A. LEWIS az SON, on
N old account nre requested T. call and settle without
delay rs such accounts must be paid expenses Of cocc
ton incurred. A. LEWIS Il son.
kenOshn, August y. 1883 nSH
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

Ey The bank Of Racine has added $50.
coo e its capital stock.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
INDEPENDENT MASS MEETING.
TO RECOMMEND a CANDIDATE FOR


CIRCUIT JUDGE.
The Electors of the Counties Of kenosha, Ra-
cine, Walworth, Rock, and Green, composing the
first judicial district arc requested to meet with
ut political distinction, at
DELEVAN, WALWOEsEH CO. ON WE'D
NESDAY, THE 3Ist.AUCgsT INST,
To recommend Candidate for Circuit Judge. 10
be supported at the ensuing election. on the last
Monday of September.
A general attendance is desired
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
STRAT mRSE.

CSTRAYED from the Subscriber IN tho City oferN
S Kcnosho on, or aboQt the Ilth ~ Jaiy Za~SSN
last Mare about eight years Old, Of yeowish ESZA-
b1y color Black TAIL Black Long Name, White Star tho
Forehcs The Mere was Ia good order when In my pos
session.
Whoever will return said Mare ri information where
she can be found, shall be lberaly rewarded
August ID, 1853. MATTHIAS RAY,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
Bufnlo. Anrust O.

No change in our markets this morning. Bus
mess quite dull and inactive holders of -four and
grain above buyers views buyers waiting for the
n. Y.market. Receipts continue light-sa.es in
-four do not exceed 400 bbls ut S4,75 for good
brands Ohio rnd Mich. In grain, no transactions
that we could hear of. Corn was held 67c--buy-
ers offering 6la65 Whiskcy, sales 500 bbls. at
"a.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

Flour-increascd frmncss in the low grades Of
state and western. Demand restricted Nv the firm
meas in freights and the stnngcncy in the Money
markct-supply fair and prices CT cents easier
Canadian, quiet 50 and not plenty sales Wes-
tern Canal, 5000 bbs.; 5,lSa5 81 formixed to fam
cy Michigan to Indiana.
GRANDMOTHER supplies of wheat, and prices arc
two cents easier-hgh rates of freight check bust
ness; sales 1000 bus. red and mixed Ohio at
81 ,2s, andsl 33 for ordinary to primepart to ar
rive; 400 bus. red Southern at sI,I9aI 30 ;
5000 bus. white Southern a, 81 30, and 5000 bus.
prime white Canadian 81 81.
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NOTICE.

c. T.. FISHER, g. Co., Proprieto,s,
No. 81 superior st., Cleveland, Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19
o., Ev~o.rp Tar.rs-,sysr~-sr-7asse ssoa .s:h

O~r HpxuzEr Tsrnry-younfB-sr-a1fee o0on uFsn
,Se rSlrt a fS feet wsfr Of % =.
BswIEY-TEe .sree--rcry br1ek 11nlcnf snd oo =. y
l,-~I srt-s,on ard lOt trcwp ~ No. 10 b0wrry 70.
g., ar rear bv 80 feet south Gde and 10 -
iuehe, on north si6e the th-eestory sanding -
f.,f The sne-sfcry extension Il o By - feet
PoxEKY-The tuostory and attic store eNei ~ -
Nth twos,orv addition 70 the rear Of the oocse -
,fD-y brick building the rsr q the lot lot
irh front Il feet inches rear By l eef On ne kOi sS'
- las feet iretes q tie so1fh SIDE IN dept1
BoyERY-The story and stuc sfo-e. dEe4Ain- -
Il, No I09 Borerv between Grand and Hessr-ss -
tro.tory byiek building tie rear OF the 70; %.
-infies out q feet IL inches re@r BY ltJ feet iacoes
IA he rorh SIDE and G5 feet the south Ede 10 depth
CENTKEsI-Tbs ;hrees.ory kick hoae AID 10 knoTn
"a No TO Csr-rrst with snry fame budine on
rssr; lot IS BY IS feet brek house D. So tane a'ase
10 ~ 45 feet .. 4.
II7th-s-. I13 feet east q Avsnue A
M,pfsos-sT--IEe uneXrired lease OF TIE tTos.TT Al
stfc fck fo-tj house and known Ne Sol Nadsoo
a. berueen soaruel ard Jacks0E-sts; lot - By - eet;
house % by q fet lesseo "a yesntron Isl NAY ~
with the privilege Of renewal 0r = Years, OF tsxe ne
house al Valuation - =,
CRY HsLL.PLAcE-The ursXPired lease Of the fou--
,ory and basement hck house and lot known No Ciy
Harsee lot eornoeneDs IS feet inches north Of fsrk
on Cenre-s and r1nninE Il feet nch,s norm tn@nce ~
souihery direction 81 feet fnchss: thence solh BY
23eet lO inches and thence westerly 3 feet inches 70
Place q beEnriIE- -,
HANNA nest frame cot-sre, with stable and two ca
of ground on Sde lstav next oeoE corner OF s.
together with lot l1hst forming 81 Il ne house
has ony been bui about ye, IN the latest ye VIA
betGiifsl Esrden sttsched
and full rscpsrs Apply 70 the Anctoneer No - Wsiss
80 - (z7l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19
ALrkxr II. NleoLAy, Auesioneer.
GREAT SALE Of VALUABLE PROPER

~ TY on BROADWAY. sxAAv, 7tAsv- 5ast- 4lst.
Ssth, s7th Sth ma lssSh and IStAss Cottage s,a
three Lots Of 6roGnd IN Hsriem the shreesory Brick
issss and Lot Nc. s. Rowery the two Hoasss aud LOs
roA f1 AID Ice Bgvey he House aad Lot No. Log Geo
ge a. and he Ed Leases Of the fyo sry aud sfne
nssse No 81 heisoa o., and tnrs,ory Ind baseDens
LAY win .el =. .ssr,e, % ERIDAY va 81 AZ II
essea At the NsrehAnt Exch.nse tAs highest bider
psokbwn km CONFERENCE.-The lots %
ccrnsr CT Broadway and s7-st; sso lots on
~ ssmssreSns 81 iees Of Broadway, o. sosh
f1fa-As-fser lots On southwest oorner OF Shsv and
also lois solsh sads i2<As nc ir<s wss. of
ssh sy; fz5sh O. 10 Ice fest vide - -
I~Exr s-rHiRp-sr.f Fear on On s,-,s "a. AL. e,s
net vvsf sflstaS. -
ttFrysxyrSra-sr.-Cre lot @ sos.A me s7ss~. ,za
set east q s-hsv ,,4o os north SIDE s7As. 80 -.
wss ofsshsv.; s1th-st % ice fsef wide ~ 49,
SssExrHAv.-Iso lots On the sas sde If 7sA-.v -,
adpolnlrS the corner of5s<hst ~-
fosrr-fnss-sf.-ftrse lon south side Sist-st $40
es east OF SnssS assessoy cottage oftAe lots
NISEIiErthsr.-Two lets ncyth ssde shsr 70 feet
wes. ofS1sv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19

vA'EALfO IhOTOSALS VIII DC ItgtIstN -
- this Office until March g. ls ct u o'elcck noon, tr
the erection Of Passenger H,ase 900 feef N ensra ~
TO nore. IN wdth for the Troy Union Railroad n ne
City Of Troy.
She drawnrs plans, cootrsets and speciscso.a snow
ing the Of performing the work, WI Be really 20
exam nation tins Office and after IhuIs1sy, feo ~
1888 and the Cbiefo or Aas-xnt Engineer VII be 10 efe-
Suce give information and make such expls-sos
may be necessary regard b that work - =.
Blank proposals. VIII be furnished % epPSsaon AZ Ie
FL greeTs Cee; and al proposals Rus: conform 20 t1s
requirements 81 this notice and the orns gwen u e oA
prorosas- ,... 81
Propos1s NUT Be written or dsrfncty nsned Win tne
IL names OF al the pares iuelosed scaied e1ve-Op
and addressed DrectOrso Of the Troy Union HALL
ard indorEd Proposals for Passenger hoose ana oe4s
cred personsy oTorgs6ed By A On or beiors ne Gay
first meDfJeDsd.
House or for sucb psTts thereof a. they may dere BAT
Directors reserve the Fkt 20 socept or REJECT any psta
az tot Id AZ they may deem best for tie Interests OF TIE
Company. -.
ne Written sssent OF responsble persons 20 become
suretss for the faithful performance q the eoutrset md
that the pesors rrcponE shall enter INTO
geh contract urCn the terms offered a. son AZ the con
tractors .a have been notified that their ohcs have beer
Lrcfpe6 -,
n the ability ofthe perons proposing 70 execute the
WORK or the responsibility Of the fusrsDtors or srees are
po Known the Directors Chief Engineer. Testimonials
VIII be required from persons who are nown 70 and AP-
proved Nv the Directors
Proposals must Be for s1n certain a. 70 pree and no
rropstion which ia thus definite and certain Will Be
r.esived or acted on and than proposition
ala, be made by or s be received from any person
for the contracts and 10 contracts sa BE assigned
vitkoat The DE Dirsetsrs snd Chef Engineer
Contractors will be required 20 re Their psrsna atiep-
ton TO the work and DO sabconfrsets VII be allowed
T. FRENCH, Chief EnsIDeer-
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ALBERT II. NfcoLAY, Auctionesr
nEREMPIORI SALE. without raserve

fe highest bidder Of valuable propert, At Port Wash.
ingtcn Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, n J.; the Pavl-
hon Hotel neat frame Church n story frame COTTAGE
two frame Stores and about 100 beautiful Building LOs Al
Aueton:-ALBERT II. NICoLAY viii sel on WE'D
NEsDA1, Feb. 3 a. u o'clock the Merchants TX
change, NswYoEk tie wei known and fashionable samnrr
resort known the Port WAshing Hotel together with
seou, sieht lots sxse, fronting on shrswbaEy River
Port Washington Monmouth Co. J. Thu house IS three
story frame, SXio with piazza al round and bali
few yesrs in the best manner By rnornas Hunt Esq
expressly fof summer hotel, and esntains follows
6rs foor ~ paflors add niug room second and third
focrs sleeping rooms. Tis hotel has been in successful
operation Tor several yeans past AID during the summer
daily, the demand for accommodation in that section Of -.
country being much grea.T than Al any other watering
places beng directly the shore and easy Of acce.
There also goOd barn house and other oat hoass
ard the buidns used the separate from the hotel
The pEet have rented Tor some time pest tor 500 per
sseopaA sssi tame Church. with n, lots Of .roana
built by Thos Hunt ESQ
ThirdA u tcry frame Cottage with tSo los of oupa
soout Sxso eet each iozetesr with good Soory rss
larp Cottage sboct - barn about sxS0 more or ..s
Rents or SIS year. AID vii or more next yesr
fouIh-A fsrae Store, stories high about i5xa0 feet;
about sle. year Let les teef inches in ront lol feet
rear, and @ t inches sde Is set Ice. on
FiftA-AlO sbOoi 100 desirable building os. 50 he, ,o,
and and from leo 20 ls feet ia dspth fro3-in, -
Mahnstou Main, Chureh, Lafayette and Hun as saS ths
ma splendid view Of shFewsb0ry River AID the sr,1n
ins GENTRY AID vii Se ssd with the privilege Of one o.
The sfuaren ofPors Washnxton urzarpass,d snr ~.
erection Pleasure health. Tie North Sire xsarv R;.,
has long been celebrated fer rs picturesque b-safT; a. -
Hixsszcs q Sevsrxink n view of the Pariloa IN.
beach. dvrg the Atlantic Ocean from the Rfsrr es -
reached N lev n1seS sa-e~sllry nctet far IL ~.
fshizg. surf ard r1vsr bathing, eyxters. c,zrs kc
The se2r beats Thf<nss Hlrt Golden Gzco A. rS.,,
Lewis py cy N the sgrcer and syerv oth.r -.
n The winter Fare 3 cents Stages are aixys r-,iv -
tAs sss :. TIE ss.i. eeavsy P..rssn 70 Long Bnsh
snS ss o Il So I. SO e. Aass
skas the Shrewsbury River DsVshie, that ste nSss.
may run a regular hosrs y hea = no< bsas ssrysyeL
nzfnral sarl crzer Of tie linked StAsss
Tile ia6isputxble-
TERxsTea per cent and the snctoneers ee On the dxv
Of sale brry per the sh Of March when tae 49,.
vii be ready for delivery. The balance rssn on booS
and zoxaec r tse yeas :: per eerL discount al lC
per cent vii be ns6s 6r ezxh
Fer hsaosssFhe uzPs and Gan Prtcalsra sppsy to the
Anef,orssr No 40 "Alsi- f28l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, AuctiOnser.

/ ARGE and peremptory SALE OF about l0f
LBulding Lots forming two Blocks Of Ground with wa
ter onts OF ls "a and odAys and 9sh and s9th-st
I auction.
ANTHONY }. BLEECKER win sell at public auction
on THURSDAY March s. 1883 at II O'Clock AZ the Mer-
chsuts Exchange, the following Building Lots, viz
About "A Lots forming nearly the entire block of ground
bounded by the "a and Sd and BY 9sh aud 99th-ss
Also 81 Lots forming the whole block of ground bounded
By the Let and "a avs, and by 9sth and 99,h-sta
Also Lots, forming the whole front Of the block be-
tween seth and ehsts the east side Of lsay with the
valuable ont Of said property being on the
Fast River For msps describing the above property with
terms and further particulars sppy 70 the Anctoneer No
Brcad.6t. tz&D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19
ANTHONY J. BLErcgEz, Aastioaeer.
NOUkTEEN DESIRABLE BUILDING

Il LOTS, % 3ith S5th iist 56h and 5-tA-sts and on
e,h-Sv. Also. two HOUSES and LOTS Nos. $50 aud sa
Sh.st- IN the City Of New York al auction. ANTHONY
J. BLEECkfR, wil sell II auction, en- MONDAY Feb.
"a lSS at y M Al the AeTehSnts Exchange tho follow
ing valuable properly, va;
o. Eishr-sr-fwo three sr " houses with stores and
lots Of ground known Ncs SS and Sal eths north
and between ana c. The l0fs are each IL feet
LEI inches 'front.' BY ~ feet IN depth.
Ok SIxfHAv-Six lots and next the southwest cor
ner Of ethsv and stht ave rsaing on tie svenne aud
one on the street These lots each fau sse.
Also four lots aud next the soaE1st corner s-av
and 5,ik-st, a. froatng the syenae.
On fosrYfRsr-srAso.f tour lots ea the north sds Of
flsst between eh and iorhavs- com2encins 30 fset
from ssh-av, esch lot being fall sire.
ON InkTy-koVxrs AND THtxrY-fiFTH-srS-AlSo,t two
lets together treating STA AMI one On St
between the ,th-ay. ard Broadway aad commencing 30
isss e 7rhSx each Is BY IS teet inches IN dspth
For uaps terms and further particulars Of the above
property, apply TO the Aactsonesr, No Broad e. t-ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19
ANTHONY J. BLEEcEER, Apctioneer.
n ARGE and pERIMPIORY SALE of about

i ARGE and PEREMPIORf SALE Oh ABOUT
IL $50 beautiful Building LOIS and betwcen New
Brighton ard JomPknsie. Staten leland late the prop
erty Of DE- ,. q Westeryelt-ANTHONYy J.. BLEECkER
win cell AZ public auction, THURSDAY The 10Th day OF
Msfch 1861 - O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange, IN
the City Of NewYork the following desirable property viz
On Staten leland about S2o choice building lots forming
blocks Of ground situated and bounded BY Weste
vclt-sv s I'd 81 4h 5th 9Th ana 7thavs, aud by Brock
st. situated Staten Island, and between New Brighton
and Tompbipsvle The whole of this property within
FIVE minutes walk Of both the New Brighton and Temp
knsyile Ferries The time from any portion OF
the properly either Of the above ferries and from the
ferry in NewYork 10 Wailst, its vicinity within 10
minutes BY steamboat either from New Brighton Tonp
kns every half hour fare 81 cents and BY comnuti,on
lower than stage line in the City of Newiork From
the entire property there fine view Of Sandy Hook the
ocean the whole Of Eew-York Bay, Long Island Shore
from Fort Hamilton Whamsburgh, the East aud North
Rivers, Newark and Newark Bay.
The Ascent OF the property be every day during
the week betW the hours Of 10 A and O'clock PM
Joness Nautilus Hall AZ TompkRsyile Feny, Staten
lsand who will give all the necessary information. The
opened End graded The terms 10 per cent
and the sucto1eeIs fees the day Of sale ~ per
the delivery the deeds snd the balance may
bond and mortgage for i've years u required For maps
describing the above property apply to the Auctoleef
No. Brosd-gt- New.N0rk. t2fS)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19
Apsisx II. MvlLEs Anctioness.
A I AUCIl0N-OHlO RIVER LAND AMI

"A MARBLE COMPANY SEVEN PER CENT
EoNpS.--A n, MrLLER vii scll on SATURDAY, Fsk
- - Pubic Auction asis NJ ~ the Merchants ExchAlee
n The Cy o. SSee Of the frss and ealy Asz
Sse 6cnds Of the above Company, per ercy q the ea
srrcr, H. O. Srssh Said Bonds are, with &5Aeto
raAns N an sloe oo TIE ss hen urcn the poverty Of
the Company. ccnsistlnS OF te II land lying uc
The Ohe Rss N Keasae eppoGls aaa eeew he Cisy Of
PerszaressA and yalaed &le peg acre exclusive ths
pewiy-isrcvrcd Marble hLA valssa s from GEO %
Tbs cusf deed mossesx u maze 10 sheppard kn.ra
Es a Tie Cy Of Newfezk % s>cere TAD. wholc Issue OF
1roo az pes cent bonds Of the Company, payable In
ten vres havins srveo Per senfanns coeroas
SachsA e the NechancS Bank IN tbs Cay Ct Newslork
For further percuar ressnce may - had - tao ram.
Aecconcer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19
Hales bp Auttion.

A SSIGNEE's SALE.-A yALUBLE PRO-
N PERTY ct AUCTIoN-Located in the Village of Ul-
ster Town ofSSueerties Ulsef Co n Y, consisting OF q
Store, Dwelling House and Out udnk and three four
Building Lots The said property VIII be sold
the 2o;h February iust AZ O'clock, p. NJ AZ the Ex
chance House kspt BY p Poland In said village An
Questionable title VII be gwen. JOHN FIELD,
en-. HuMMEL.
Assignees Of Elias Woodruff.