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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11
MADISON, Feb, :. 1853

Madison, Feb, :. S53
Matters which here. create the utmost excite
mcnt, and form the entire staple OF thought and
conversation, are generally Of very little interest
to you 50 thar while the Legislature may be CON
vused on . subject 1t VT furnishes no kind Of sta
pie for home letter The great qucstion-since
the Hubbell excitement has somewhat subsidized
has been the amendment T. the Fond du Lac and
Milwaukee Railroad charter, which passed the
Assembly in the early part of the ession, and has
since been Slumbering in the Senate. To-day the
question came to a vote in the Senate, and the bill
was lost by a vote of II to 10. Doubtless, those
who have been defeated in this matter, Will not
rest quietly, but will project some other measure
to accomplish the same end.
A motion was made on Saturday to reconsider
the vote by which the bill authorizing the amend
rneut to the Racine, Janesyille and Mississippi
Railroad charter was killed. which motion came
90 vote this morning, and was defeated by - tie
R6 Doubtless our Racine friends will try some
other means of accomplishing the same end ciat,
-emains yet TO be seen.
There is q growing feeling in favor of general
Railroad law, but, apprehend too many inter
70 pass. Ii such q bill had been projected in the
beginning Of the Railroad excitement, and had
been adhered to, it would have saved the State
saEe legislation, at least; bu; the use Of it now,
when almost every possible route is covered bya
spec ial charter, seems not so clesr.
Petitions have been presented in the Senate
from citizens of Kenosha Co against the passage
Of any bill authorizing loan of the credit of Re
nosha Co for the construction Of Railroads My
own opinions on this subject are by No means set
tied l shall however, obey the wishes of my con
stituents in the premises,
The Fox River Railroad Bill has become law.
except the signature of the Governor, the House
this morning hSvins concurred with the Senate in
It's amendments to the bill. This bill proposes 10
cross the State line some IS miles from onr civ.
and il is question easily calculated, whether pro.
ducc will be more apt to seek Chicago. some 100
miles distant, than port but = miles distant
The Democracy taking from the Governor
the appointment of Librarian, State Prison Com
missioner. and Immigrant Commissioner. Iprs-
sams the Governor has no kind Of objection to be
I'd Of this responsibility bQ' have vcry serious
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What can be had for Five Dollars

The undersigned have entered into an arrange
mcnt by. which they agrcee TO furnish the Knick-
crbockcr Magazine, Imouthly,) the Homo Jour
nal lweekly,) and the Musical " orld and Times,
lwceklv,) to new subscribers at the very moderate
price of five dollars year for the three publca-
tons; all orders enclosing that amount TO Dyer 4
Willis, will be properly attended to.
SAMUEL HUESTON,
PrjHsfr Of The kaictcrttcter.
MORRIS < WILLIS,
Fu'ISlerS or the Iioms Journal.
DYER & WILLIS,
Publishers Of the Musical World end Times,
257. Broa3ray, New York.
Grand Literary and Artistic Combiua-
ton.
Arrangements have been made to furnish the
kNICKERBoCKER MAGAZINE the HOME jour
nal, and the New YoRK MUSICAL WORLD AND
TINES, to New SUBSCRIBERS for FIVE DOLLARS
wear. This Is cheap literature with a vengeance.
The kNICkERRoCkERi is s. per anuum: the HOME
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it is unnecessary 70 speak. For twenty years It
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HONE JOURNAL, edited hv GEO. L. MORRIS and
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AND TINES, edited by RICHARD STORRs VII
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These three publications will post up family in
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Order No. l.

THE Board of Supervisors of Kenosha county
L of kenosha do order and determine as follows:
Sec l. That the name of "NLary Black, T." an adj
opted child of F. a. Marshall Of the city of Ke-
nosha, be, and hereby is changed to the name of
Mary Black Marshall ;" and she is hereby de-
cared to be entitled to all the rights which nat
ural born child of said Marshall, might legally
possess. c. c.. SHOLES,
Chm Board Supervisors of Kenosha Co.
r. H. DEMISG, Clk Board Supervisors Ken
osha Co
KENosHA, Feb. %, 1858. 2-38
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Order. No. 2.

THE Board Of Supervisors of the County of
l. kcnosha, do order and determine as follows
SEC. /. That the town of Southport, County
of kcnOsha, be, and hereby is declared vacated
SEC. ,. That, that portion of said town of
Southport, which lies in Town One North, Range
twenty-thrce, East, be and hereby is annexed to
the town of Pleasant Prairie, and made part of
said town, to all intcnts and purposes
SEC. 3. Thst that portion of said town of
Southport, which lies in Town Two North. Range
twenty three East, be and hereby is annexed to the
town of Somcrs, and made part of said town to
all intents and purposes.
SEC. 4 That the books and papers and 9th
er property Of the said town of Southport, shall
pass TO the city o. Kcnosha, town Of Somors or
town Of Pleasant Prairie, as the propriety of the
case may determine, to be agreed upon by the
authorities of said city and towns.
Kcnosha, Feb. %, 1888.
{. c. SHOLES, Chairman Board Supervisors
Kenosha County
II, II. DAMISc, Clerk Board of Supervisors
kenoSha County.
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All Persons

NDEBIED 10 me viii please call and pay have made
= arrangements in my business and must have What
is due me. y W I VMax
March 80, 1883
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Pro BONO PUBLICo.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS
Health Association,
CLEVELAND, o.
Branch Office at keuosha, Corner of
Main 81. Market Square.
CAPITAL. 100000,

No Liability TO assessment.
FHNIS is an association Farmers Mechanics and wor
d king men generally for the mutual assistance Of each
other In case Of sickness accident.
by the payment OF the Omission fee of 81 so at the
time of making apphcnso4, and the first annurl deposit
within ten days, You vi" become life member, and will be
entitled to weekly benefit. if you should be disabled by
sickness or nccid-nt from pursuing your ordinary business
or occupation.
C. II. DUNCAN, President
J. II. MATHER, Secretary.
ii. SMITH, General Agent.
W. d. SLOCUM, Actuary Branch Office.
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Farm for Sale,

undersigned Offers his Farm for sale on which he
now resides, consisting of $50 acres OF Land either
WIN or without the Stock and Tools and immediate posses
SION gwen. HARMON MARSH.
0O4AeIs, hiaTch lst 1888. 40
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Bills in the following list of Western Banks arr
received on deposit by the City Bank, in this city
STOCK SECURITY BANKS.
Bank OF America, Chicago.
Chicago Bank
City Bank,
Commercial Bank,
Marine Bank,
Merchants & Mechanics Bank, Chicago.
Union Bank.
Mechanics Bank Chicago
Bank OF Lucas & Smonds, Springfield.
Clark's Exchange Bank, -
Bank of Ouowa, Otsowa.
Central Bank, Peoria,
Rock Island Bank, Rock Island.
Stock Security Bank, Dnnvile.
Beyidere lIank, Belvidere.
Mechanics & Farmers Bank, Springfield.
Quincy City Bank, Quincy.
Indlvidual and other Issues.
Wis. Marine < Fire Insur'ce Co., Crfs OF Deposit.
Bank OF America, " ashington.
Merchants * Mechanics Bank, Crfs Of Deposit
southwestern Plank Road, Checks
Chicago Bank-l II. Burch & Co, Checks.
City Bank, Bradley, Curli-s < Co.
Union Plank Road Co, Michigan City.
Iiichmond's Exchange Bank.
Illinois River Brink.
Lucas & SImonds, Checks
Clark s. 3ro's., -. Louis, Checks.
Btl,iderc Bank, Bclyidero-Alex. Nicely.
Michigan Banks.
Ohio Banks.
Indiana, Mississippi & Kentucky Banks
Erie BANK, rcnnsy lvania.
Newport Safety Fund Bank, Kentucky, 5d!5
Bank Of East Tennessee. s dis
The t3o,cisg, ,chich hare more or less Circulation
are not taken at all.
Farmers Rank, Chicago.
Bank Of Chicagl-Selh Paine.
Bank of Commerce.
O.wego 5. Indiana Plank Road Joliet.
LngHnporL Insurance Co, Indiana.
Adri III Insurance Co, Michigan.
Milwaukee Bank.
Rock fslJnd Bank Checks.
Washington, D. g., Banks.
Co.
7Iry NIDror07V pn0 CTDlvaID1 INN mD !vrTT EDo'
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GUARDIANS SALE.

NOTICE hereby givea that shall sell at Public Ven
~ due ~ the Lake shore House in the Town OF South
1OTt, Monday The -oh day q March at 10 O'clock
A.,the following described parcel Of land belonging
he infant children Of William NJ Allen. Iae Of the city snd
Clniy OF Racine n the State Of WiScoas. deceased
vii: Fifteen OF hand across the East end She North
1sf ofthe North EAST quarter ofSecsn SIX Town
q North Of Range tWeaY-'h1ee Eas. sad land being
situated II the Town Q! Southport Co1aIy Of Ken abs, AID
S4s.e % Wisconsin. :. B. PECK,
aaa-tiaa o the heirs % William Ales, deceased.
Racine, Feb. 9Isi, 1853 3-3S
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& a PIECES ElacS Gro de Rhine SIX. ia.ireceived
HeF and fef sale - METCALF, AERElLL = 60.
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BUILDING MATERIALS.

THOSE WHO CONTEMPLATE BUILDING Will DO
we'll 10 call At iron works ana cux s0cx q
window Intel and sill patterns, Co. - ~ pxSPGroe 70
execute orders nom fourteen different passsrn wndow
lntsls deliberately Anished sna vsfyns IN. . 49, -. o.
specimens Of our and s may aeo Be seen n the fol-
srsss Peter Jcopsrs building strecs and
Lexington avenue; Grocers Bann saane conI xSSns9s
Fourth street River Hoboksn Psssr Golsts build
hudins twenty ninth street and Fourth avenue Ana n
Murray street. 0rson Bunts buildnss Murray street;
Esel bu ldnss corner Church and vsssy szssse; Msw
George Bridges white marble front building psy sst
r. stovehn's buildnss, Jersey City; Kemp MAs 0Ssoa
niees capsls column. g,dsys Estss, and Ssadsss -
JAMES g. JACKSON, BIO taeR co.'s Iron yo1h
street.
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LIFE INSURANCE..

T ITE INsuRANCR.-THE LIVERPOOL AMI LONDON
IL Fire and Life Insurance Company, No wall street.
prepared in addition TO the FIRE insurance business
take that Of life insurance IN its various branches
esctns insurance live. and granting Of annutie Their
tables adjusted soAe
and Ia believed will be found lower than those of other
eompanies whheir large capital and reserved fund
gelher with the responsibility Of the
offer guarantee Of security unparalleled In this country
Pamphlets containing tables Of dates and every information
relating 10 The uhjecG may DO had % the once
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John W. S0MERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER.-ST0Rn
No il Spruce sale Of the stock Of
publishing Office This day. 1t No IL Ann street, second door,
ut 10 O'clock consisting Of about $40 volumes Of bound and
unbound American FLO N5 volumes Of bound and
Natural History also, 40 volumes Of the Evergreen. about
5000 Nos Flora and History and 1000 Sheets and plates Of
do d also stereotype plates Of three volumes Natural
history also q thoraphc stones. Ac stereotype plates
ALSO Of paper once fixtures &c also binders
JOHN W. S0MERINDYKE, Attorney for Msrtsaess.
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EOREIGN ExPRESS.-EDwARDS, SANFORD co.
respectfully that they prepared forward
London, and all parts Of England Ireland and Scotland
twice week 70 Hsvre, raras bfemsn Msmburs, Frank
oAebourns Port Philip sydnsy and q, parts Of Australia.
ing hence England for those places and TO Canton
Hong Kong Bhanghae Calcutta Madras Bombay and
Onioe Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-12

WHITING FACTORY FOR sALE-N0w IN FULL
operation located in this city containing two chalk
geean engine and boiler For sale lew applied for soon
Address. l.. H., hex 3,4l5 Post once.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A WFUL PAEICi
"A It's come at last, folks said it would
This panic. Be it understood,
It's not on 'chapgc, among the brokers.
But among those annoying jokers
Known to us all as bugs ard reaches,
And rats and mice-those wh,skered poaoheYsr
The panie's cau,ed we'll it may,
BY Lyon, who In one short day.
Thousands Of rats and insects kills
With his famed powder and his pills.
Depot for LYONS Magnetic Powder and Pills IA Broad
- - 49,
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TyROWELL'8 ORNAMENTED PATENT CAST IRON
railing without rivetsAa entire article unrivailed
for simplicity, durability ana economy adapted 10 any style
foot less than be put up the rvet principle The
New York and Iron Railing Company manufactures
buildings bank and vault doors shutters brackets
lunns granEs balconies verandahs and
desk railing door and window guards 10. Foundry
Forty North river. Castings Of all descriptions
a the lowest price, Specimens Of the railing In sections
can Be- at their 70 Duane street, TOW door
east Of Broadway.
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j. No wAS,sp ny,.S AySTIoNLER-wEDNrsDAY,
SsnSs Of The late Elisha Rigs consisting in part paor
sr: J. sss
.ssss Sss: NJ
paintings sh 81
S Of The first class Ian.s
ss.s.. marble ri, sSs
9anss msns sofia
% sS I'm s,,ss Of n: Ss:
Srt%ent Of the richest pgm.ge and variety
as.ssrt and tea ss: Of French richly
sss ss
sfi SSsss F:sss
old masters.
r A. MILLS, AUcTIoNEER-BY J. Comfy, NO. s,
IL. Greenwich street-This (saturday) morning ~ 10
srss NJ
ponement on account of the weather.
OAKLEY WRIGHT WILL SELL TUESDAY, NO,
;s
Bay This WIN b opportunity to purchase lot 70
hss % s.a hs ss
ii
H. prss and pass NTH. six Of sA.ss
and MORTGAGE for two years at six PER cent
OAKLEY WRIGHT WILL SELL THIS DAY, NOV.
Fulton street sss I sroo L. A MS S
marble top dressing bureaus DO sdetoards mahogany
walnut Cottage SsS:ssaS:
stands stoves, &C., DC.
RUSSELL. ~, "; wEsTcoTT AgScTIoNEhK:-LAReH
win sell on Monday Is.nins At 10 O'clock 4. ne
between Thirteenth Fourteenth streets consist
ing velvet thrsepy and sta carpets two elegant French
ture, in broeatsle, made BY Mssts; saSorsssly
elegant rosewood secretaries cabinets elegant
stands French bedses ss spring seat chairs
valuable collection oval and other painting roSly
framed Also superior rosewood octave panofors
Kitchen furniture with which the sas
% when Will b. GA sns
GIG, VITO VIII & SONS GRAND CONTINUATION
LIAM IRVING Co auctisnsers viii sell a. sucsos On
L a. g. lsss 70
and iggrssEFidety Resignation Cupid and Dog. Faith
four Duets garden elegant stasuary agate
E:rqsean and Gesias Do Hehe and Egypt.a
supported by Parien figures urn card
s
Teller &c. ooapt Ssurss and large sssoSs
Ss q .s 81
and England Terms for q. 90 n. over 500 four
approved endorsed notes.
WIN Writer'S, AUcTIO NEER WILL SELL THIS
day at 20 o'clock at s7 Canal street, general assors
carpets tables looking glasses, oil p.ntings wsrdrobes
painted suit with tops bedding crooksry
Stoves and fixtures Sale positive ''0As
w n: BoERUM, AUCTIoNEER-BY w. c. Al
BUBTUs-Assgnee's sale Of dry goods Of every de-
serPsiSn on Saturday Nov r. 1858 a. 10Y e'olost 81 $50
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r vANDEWATER, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
Saturday at 6 Nassau street. two Vandershoot
Sons Bubous Roots consisting Of hyacnths tulips and
nArcissus TO- fresh and In fine order.
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NIIW YORK BERLIN IRON FURNITURE works.
N VIM. Z. Bachelor, formerly Of No. 0 Duane street
respectfully apprses his friends shat having completed
enN new business connection under The nA
and in Of Batchslor Co.. he will continue The
aoture Of furniture In all s branches upon seal,
Corresponding with The Increasing demand ~ Nos ana
81 Duane street.. The estsbshment win command - ali
hmss freshest specimens and patterns Of The from
abroad VA make soh improvements may DO practicable
and viii bring out from time 70 time original designs Of syefJ
variety style proc. w. T. B. cordially invites his old
he CITY and county 70 visit h6 ana
examine his STOCK consisting bedsteads hatAnds sttess
chairs brackets mrc spttoons door and window suards
hse hospital asylum and army bedstcsds umbrella s.ands
are stands cribs, cradles, centre tables no. 0Mes aa1
Varerooms In connection With the New Fork Foundry
Iron Railing Company. Mes. y and Duane slrseA fsv
deem sast 81 nroaAwAS. ". I. RAOHMOE 90.
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IJENRY II. LEEDS CO., AUCTIONEHM-WIL-
IL ams Stevens Williams second great annual sale Of
works Of cole, DuranL Doughty Rcsster, Rannsy Gift
ford Innose oddie Creswisk o. Lonasn o.iyr. Crop
ssds, Corbould q London, Cooper, Landsser STUART
Williams and Pyne Of London 40, ~, sud about 100
paintings Of the Dusseldorf school, will be sold at auction
National Academy Of Design 81 1o O'Clock saeh day and
= oclock essh evening CATALOGUES now ready and pic
yale The attention q We public and sps
oay called TO the sale Of this superb collection oombn
Ing he largest and most valuable selection Of really axtss
works ever offered NJ auction In this country.
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A D0DW0RTHs DANCING A0AD1NY, NO. .80
a. nsoaway-Newo We reception ofpupns wednse
soe grand practising day with band ever
Saturday afternoon and evening" sorees exclusively pupil
somfm6nthly number Of new dances viii BE- Introduces
Ibis season, procured during recent visit 70 London
FAr. The opening soee Of the will take place
Friday evening" November llth
EERRERO's DANCING ACADEMY, 80 WEST FOUR
eenth street conducted by Madame Dubreul Terrero
and Edward FereroYoung ladies' and masters classes
Wednesdays and Saturdays and Mondays and Thursdays
SP M gentemen's evening class Tuesdays and FridayG
p n Private lessons schools and classes families
attended N. Pupils can enter at any time.
EERRERO's DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 81 WEST
IL Fourteenth street Dubreul Ferrero and Ed
respectfully inform their patrons and the pub
Mo that their academy and pupils enter
all times during the season Young ladeI and masters
81 p Nj gentlsmens evening class, Tuesdays Fri.
days, at IL r. M Saturday evening at ~ p NJ olas,
for practising Private lessons and elasse In families Ans
schools attended, sorees given usual Several danoe
and quadrilles viii be introduced during the season
MADAME AUGUSTA HAS TIE HONOR TO INFORM
M the families of New York and Brooklyn that dancing
GLASSES open. In New York. No. 75 Broadway for
misses and masters Wednesdays and Saturdays, At
r M for gentlemen the days. Mt in the evening" In
Brooklyn 69 Atlantic street; for misses andd
p NJ; for gentlemen the same days at in the evening
Nine Augusta also nformt the ladies Of the profession th
she will class for stage dancing For particulars ap
ply at 766 Broadway
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TIxPREss RENOvED.-THE OFFICE OF BERFoRD a
II Co.'s CALIFORNIA; Virginia, North and South Carolina
Express, is removed TO No. IS Broadway.
BERFORD CO. 8 Broadway
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4 LBERT H. NIcoLAY. AUCTION EER-G REAT sa In

A LBERT II. NICOLAY. AUCTIONEER-GRE Ar SALE
Third avenues 06h and l0h streets in the Immediate ycni
Central Park forming entire bocks also de-
s 5 % s
est bidder to close Monday, November a. at
bio loFfth svpueEsbs es en b enc east se f r
feet "a inches 80 feet between l06h and 10TH
snSs @ al and dGS7sh h
streets Fourth lots the east side of Fourth
70 feet "a inches by go feet between Osth and
Is fe "a ehes by 80 feet between 10th 10Th
streets lO6th lots the north side
bounded by Third Fourth and Fifth 10TH street.
Fifty eight lots the south side of 10Th street. % feet 100
Fourth Fifth All the
vicinity of the Contra where
eahory entire blocks bounded BY Third and
Fifth 06h and 10th streets This sale offers
The attention parties no are Obtaining hand
some profit on their purchases. Wlliamsburg-Four
lots the north east Of Smith and Powers street,
side Of Powers street. 80 feet Lorimer street. y feet
inches by 100 feet Johnson street -Four lots the
nue. % by 100 feet. Urioni avenue Two lots the
southeast corner Of o., avenue and Johnson street,
BILE villa plots situated elevated ground fronting
street size from 30
zoo feet in 'front.' and ~ TO 5 feet depth These eligible
New Haven Railroad depot at New Rochelle and
calculated for private being the immediate Vi
this village unsurpassed and only be appreciated by
examination Port Che ser-seves beautiful and
peet street and 20 feet Third These desirable lots
Railroad depot and the steamboat landing at Port
Chester commanding fine views of the Sound Long
with highly respectable populston. Seventy per
remain bond and for three years
maps Of ali the above and full particuiars
to ALBERT II. NlCOLAY, Auctioneer ~ Wall street.
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sold a. public auction on the premises Wednesday,
Neck City county Virginia. Said tract contains
about $50 so Of which cleared and in high state
houses about 500 heavily set with white red
oak timber Of the original growth The land bounded
three quarters Of mile from convenient landing Also
viii be sod The horses mules CATTLE wagons Mghtel about
900 cords oak wood Of and fodder household
and kitchen furniture farming utensils 40 TermsFor the
years. and for the oshepropr approved notes ~
Guire Of JAMES WILSON, 81 Montgomery street, Jersey
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EXTRA PAY.

EXTRA PAY
EXTRA rAY.-ALL u. B. NAVY SAILORS WHO
served In aRy o. g. vessel In the Pacific at any ms NON
A6Ao W lboS eAA promptly obtain their double PAY Of
EDWARD RIBSnLL AgeAA
TT 8. NAvY-sAILORs EXTRA PAY OFFICE, NO. 81
~ . Wall street. THOMAS y. bRAYNAAD.
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A SSIGNEES' SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
"A furniture by auction.-BsANCH McDoN NGLL will
sell, at l3 Fulton street nday morning. 18th
commencing at o1 o'clock extension dining tables side
boards paintings mirrors plated rosewood suites
Tor furniture in brocaele hsrcloth and plush Sofa
beds tee tetes Votare chairs etegeres piano Stools
dvans rockers marble centre and tables parlor
chairs card tables work and fancy tables rosewood
melodeons marble tsp bureaus and washtands French
&c. Sale without reserve
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r A. MILLS, AUCTIONEER-BY J. COMFY, NO. 81
IL. Greenwich streetThis Saturday morning ~ 10
O'clock superfpe -four. dried apples wines
CARS 10 For Courier Enquirer Ne post
n of the weather.
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- boiler six horse and locomotive boiler forty
horse power and OF best quality, will be sold cheap
applied fer soon at J. s. UNDERHfLLS Al Tenth street.