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Washington sentinel., 1853-10-23
References, lifnecessa,y.)

Chubb Brothers, Bankers, Washington, d. G.;
John s. Gallagher, Esq, late Third Auditor Of the
u s. Treasury; Hon. Jackson Morton, United
States Senate; Drexell 81 Co., Bankers, Philadel-
phia; M. Judson, Esq, Banker, New Orleans;
Wright & Williams, Bankers, Eric, Pennyslvania;
Maury & Morton, Bankers, Richmond Va; Bur
eoyne a. Plume, Bankers, New York; Ellis Nor
ton, Bankers, Cincinnati, Ohio; and Johnson, Bro
ther 6k Co.. Bankers, Baltimore, Md.
N. B.-I have facilities for establishing service
in Waynes War, by which all entitled TO Bounty
Land, or Pension can secure the same. The diff
fculty heretofore in establishing the service re-
erred to has grown out of the fact that the Depart
ment itself has no rolls OF Wayne's War.
r. II. G..
(. Sep 21-3t Washington.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-23

FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board, In a
IL genteel, quiet family, can be obtaised on
street. equi-distant from.the Treasury and Patent
Office on application at this Office.
Sep. 5-2awiflm
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-23

ETNO BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
il Medium DENY and fat-cap papers, for sale
by COLLINS, BOVINE & CO.,
11th ST. six doors north of Penn. avenue.
Branch Of Stationers' Hall, 174 and l76,.
Pearl street, New York.
N. Borders received for book-binders' mate
rails. (m) Oct. lift
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-23
.agfnfifs anb gam 0fffes.
n Aw NoTICE-sIDNEY 8. BAXTER,

IT AW NOTICE.-SIDNEY 3. BAXTER,
j 4 late attorney general of Virginia, has re-
moved TO Washington 10 practice law.
He will practice in the Supreme Court OF the
United States, the courts the District Of Colum-
bia and attend to any professional business con-
fded to him.
Office in Morrison's new building on Al street,
east of Pennsylvania avenue.
REFERENCES.
Hon. J. J. Allen. Hon. VIM Daniel,
Hon. Richard Moncure, Hon. G. b. Samuels,
Hon. G. H. Lee, of the Court of Appeals OF
Virginia
To the Judges Of the Circuit Courts of Virginia.
To the senators and members of Congress from
Virginia
Sep 21-1yeod. m)
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-23

nRs. T.. III. Il j. A. CARMICHAEL have
this day associated themselves in the practice
of medicine. Thar office is on Pennsylvania av-
enue, north side, between 18th and 18th streets.
Sep 29-1md
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-23

Thomas Brown, j. ID. Winter,
or VIRGINIA. OF PENNSYLVANIA.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED offer their services
III to prosecute claims of every description be-
fore Congress and the different departments ofthe
government.
Office on 14th street, opposite Wizards Hotel
Sep 29-tf BROWN d. WINTER. Il
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-23

~ A. WATSON, Marble and Brown Stone
". Yard, Massachusetts avenue, between 4th
and 9Th streets, Washington city, d. G. Marble
Nantes and Monuments, Tomb and Head-stones.
kept constantly on hand. All building work fur
nshed al the shortest notice and moderate prices,
Oct Sim (m)
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-23

Rev. J. G. McCabe,
DR.. 8. II. Dickson,
Judge A. ID. Meek,
Charles Lanman,
j. q. Baldwin,
Caroline Howard,
Prof Schele De We're,
Hugh r. PIeasants,
Rev. VIM. II. Foote,
Rev. J. ii. Bocock,
w. Gilmore Simms,
Hon. Judge b. r. Porter,
Mrs. 4. ii. Evans,
Miss Susan Archer Talley,
Lucian Minor.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-02
JOSIAH BOND,

JOSIAH BOND,
ATTORNEY AND CogNsxLLoR AT Law, NOTARY Public.
LAND AGENT,
KenOsIa, wisconsin.
Has complete abstract Of all DEEDS, MORTGAGES,
JUDGMENTS, and other instruments of Record affecting
she
TITLE TO REAL ESTATE,
Inthe County Of Ksaosha;
zndIs prep furnish unnecessary
Rg the membranes upon an! pareeo ahd ofFlageIo
said county, and to
Warrant all Abstracts made by Him.
There are but few parcels land in this county the title
which perfectly clear; and when it is known that titles
Ase a1ected BY
Itcenty distinct Records and Files,
Combined in over
SIXTY LUMEs;
That these records are kepta-
NINE DIFFERENT OFFICES,
and in the counties of Kenosha Racine and Milwaukee is
evident that no person can aey purchase or take mort
that far necessary than is generally used in this
respect.
tie organization of Racine county.
To avoid FAX Titles
Constant attention is necessary Examinations should be
made annually. Ii is not sufficient merely TO PAY The
TAXES Lands upon which the taxes paid are often
returned by mistake.
My Abstract Books of the Deeds, Mortgages and
copies of the Judgment Records of the Courts OF henosa
and Racine counties and ofthe T. 8 District Court at All-
Waukoe, VIII De regularly posted up ana nOet
sact furnished Considering the mistakes existing the ear
Her Volumes OF Records Racine County, than can be OBJ
tanned by examination Of the original records .
The undersigned has copies of the original entries ut
Office Milwaukee, and in all cases, the
tile back TO Government.
MONEY LOANED,
TareS PGid-Land Warrants for Sale;
CITY LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP AND ON TIME.
KKxosHA Cry AND COUNTY ORDERS BorGHr AND SOLD
Farms Exchanged for City Property and 10 Proportion
Farms.
EFor those who have Money TO Loan the highest Iega
Rates and perfect securities will be obtain
ed. without charge.
every nature connected with Real Estate,
Collections and other Professional Business promptly alten
dsd to.
JOSIAH BOND.
Kenosha, Wis. 1851.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-02
SINGING ER0GlKN.

EtHOIR'S and Singing School, furnished wththe
"a Ducmer, Ilarpsichord Cactca LHuds P,altGry, Ma
Ona Psalmist, al the lowest price ut
KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-02

EENE undersigned belonging To that extensive family Of
u "SatttS,' and chrIstcucd with handle which CON
POUNDS the confusion takes this method of leng HE pe-
pie know what may be expected of Ais IN Particular and
Thers they may find him. And rs every thing which ap-
pertains to ordinary
Painting on Houses Vessels and Wagons, Sci
ting Glass, dc,
no holds himsefready perform at short notice and
the most reasonable terms.
~" His shop is at the Old Paint Stand Church ST.
in tho rear Ofthe City Hotel.
JOHN SMITH.
P. $. Hehopesno one wiilforgetthename. Remember
JOAN Smith.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-02
1853. 1876
BOOTS, S HO Il $
Leather and Findings.

LYMAN & GAGE,
{ 1t the Old Stand Of +. W. Lyman, 80 Nam 8
MWAVE on hand large supply Of CtSIoh "okk
n II the first quality ~bchthey Will sell at
Low and uniform Prices.
NJ, LYMAN Is now East, and will soon return with
apct,sT and REST ASSORTME NT Of Boots and Shoe
ever offered in this market. ,..a..
aud for quality and price cannot be surpassed Also,
SHOE FINDINGS OF ALL KINDS.
SHOE AND HARNESS MAKERS wilIat all times nnd
cnnd supply Of Leather from the Tannery OF me hLH
silh LEATHER COMPANY, fov sale at the store oi ~
man & Gage. . -. ,.,,.,,u.
The former proprietor returns thanks to ms h!ess
Tor patronage and ne~
firm continuance ofthe same. a.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-02
Kenosha, Wis. 1851.
MEE INSURANCE.

j. BOND is also agent for the New England Mutual Liz
Companyone of the best and most responAbk
Companies in the United States
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-02

TNHE Undersigned havingrecantlyp urchasedthe Watch
making and Jewelry Establishment lately belonging
10 j. G. Gotfredson, wishes to inform the public that he
has hand, and is constantly receiving additions TO
ais already extensiv einVoice Of
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-02
BY EXPRESS!

MUST RECEIVED, by Express, fresh supply oftrose
o. nice 81 Bonnets, which selling al IS c.S
Also few doz better One doz nice co,rcd ones nj
six shilngs. few pieces Bonnet Cape Trimmings Rib
bnns. &c. HUBBARD Il BLINN.
June :. 1873
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-02

The whole Of the above in Town Range % except
third wards Richard Barrows Norman
Hart i T. Peneroy which III town enc.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-02
NOTICE.
Corn Meal.
FOR 81 e. EMS.

EN0RN MEAL-In quantities to suit purchasers, KEEP
q \ constantly for sale at the
Dec. -. lS52. 5-:l2 kENOSTA STEAM MILL
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-02

u TNCLE TOMS CABIN. KEY TO UNCLE TOMS
a CABIN, just received at
June 23d. KINGS BOOKSTORE.
BRASS kEfrLES, tIai lruDs, Cunre Mills ,Sho, els
p and Tongs, Wire Selves Timed Ircn Fr, Pans for
sale cheap at No. 20 Mainstreet, by
Aug. L. j. r. PHELPS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-02
Tax Notice ,

orFrcx OF THE BOARD SUPERVISORS, KESosHs Co.
KESosHA CRY, August 70, 1873
The following and parcels Of lying and being in the
this office for unpaid
~ 1850 and sold Against eachlot remaining
paid Is placed of charges and interest eacu
lated Of redemption Unless redeemed
day Of April 1854 the will be conveyed
the purchaser X. II. DINING,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-02

CONNECTICUT
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
nsures Real and Personal property of all kinds against
damage by FIRE.
Directors:
BENT. w Greene, Edwin D. Morgan,
Joseph Trumbull, james Dixon,
lanes b. Iosmer, Edmund G.. Howe,
David b. Robinson, Fertius Wordsworth,
Julius Catln, Timothy NJ. Allyn,
Harvey Seymour, John l.. Bunce,
Edison Fesscuden.
BENZ. w. GREENE, Pres't.
john B. ELBRIDGE, Scc'y.
This Company has been in operation about two years.
and tho exercise of prudence and caution hKs done
very successful business and is acknowledged to be of
the best if the very best and safest Insurance Company
1 n the United States
Its Directors among the most wealthy und subsan
tia in the city of Harord-and pay all losses with
promptness and lbcray.
Rates of Premium low any other responsible Com
pany. josiah BOND, Agent
Aug. Cd, 1852.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
MONEY MARKET.


Quotations for fancy stocks rapidly and steadily de-
ning There large sales to-day at prices consider
ably below those ruling the close of the market yester
day and after the board the tendency still down
ward II win be seen by our reported sales that al
classes of stock securities moving down side by side
New Haven Railroad fell of to-day TX per cent; New
York Central Railroad "a; Harlem, Il; Hudson River
Railroad Crystal Palace, 8; New Creek, ii Parker
Vein u; Pennsylvania Coal, "a Nicaragua, &; Canton
Co. r. McCuiock G., Id and Gold Hill advanced per cent
each Some Of the fances better sustained
than the substantial securities the time is
fai distant when the sncies will be nowhere and the
good stocks somewhere in the neghborhood Of present
prices Crystal Palace appears to be ettingdo fast
Ns value indefinite that spectators appear TO be
sfraid to trust At any price No outside Of the
Immediate management knows anything about its
financial condition. and the general outside impression is
that the stock acual value The depreca
ton In the market value of sound solid securities, and
the quantity daily offered for sale shows that money Ia
scarce among class not directly engaged in speculation
II looks though parties who purchased for investment
have been compelled TO realize Erie Railroad Is wonder
fully sustained It must tax the ability and financial
skill OF the clique carry in these times such load Of
stock II is utterly impossible to put it of to new
hands at anything like present prices Five hundred
shares come in from outsiders at the high rates ruling
where 6ty 20 out In this way shares accumulaxg
b certain places and the weight must ultimately be too
treat carry This is the natural of combn
ovements and the result be easily anticipated New
York Central Railroad bonds % per cent cannot bs
Stherwse than good purchase. We know OF reason
Shy they should sell at such depreciation and they
Dot remain long at the present quoted rate The security
Ia beyond all question: and the debt Ia only about ono
third Of the entire capital stock The hrst mortgage
boaas of the Erie Railroad Company command premium
OF about seventeen per cent and the security
" no better than the other The difference too great to
90 maintained.
ghs t4vasussr of lie Ssa Io.L Cea.aAl a,usoad Com
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FOsT OFFICE NOTICES.

FoREIeN, .MA1LszzPosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
At entitled as maIpsy Of sSs
the Of the United mail y
tn d and
General shall the facts to be investigated relation
in ocean from New York to New Orleans Charles
ana M e.. ' q
e. & h' r s 81 md @
50 sion the facts and connected with the said
could Be performed new Contract should be made: .ss
The afS Saas
directed by this act TO ascertain and report Congress
several tie SaSs and POST
perormed upon the SUPERSTITION that Tho United
States shall take the eonrao ana 's
Exsa. respect the New Orleans and Vera Cruz reu.s
@ of to- p s s i s . Us t,I =: =:
the said q The United State. for the
ships and shall At time haye the right e take them
such changes their machinery and arrange
Changes The S iSi ps ssi :sss
proper tho value shp. whs:
b mutually chosen y the parties .fsrssaid ).
rsia a r q.
ion called for BY Congress section third above quoted from
oWans ssS until So f q G.adag tho ss az
for lGl M I United hs
and time herein specified.
to Bremen Haven in Germany and from said BremsnHA-
trip each . will -
Georgia and Koy Vest, Florida to Havana r cun. "a
from said by Key West and Savannah. to Charles
No. From New York to New Orleans, twice a month.
and from chasrss tX:pin~sin and
Proposals omit Charleston and Savannah will BE- con.
H @ ss g s .s s %ii.: :ss
sssh way; from Nsw York New orlssn: aos
miles and back in not exceeding ton
rect, miles and back semmonshy in not *: :sass
No: From panama, New Granada, to San Diego. cax-
f0rna MONTEREY San Francisco and As..ri. 0ress.
Oxford Oregon, At such other port
Of tue
ns sSseaas: Ns Ss 30 e =
ing continuous route from New York &c. to Astoria ana
No s"frsm New York to Liverpool ia-Ensland and
asa six rR " such me as the Post
Proposals Holyhead In England will DO ss,-
No. 6-From New York by Cowes, in England to Havrs
a9a for Of this line H
70 An.werp Belgium and for one additional trip ysa<
No. New Orleans, Louisiana, 70 Vera Cruz. M...
ico S1 sdo Mali, going and returninFpp
New Orleans the hrss, fourteenth and sw.ss-
ArTv. At ysr. Cruz same month BY the fourth seven
Vera Cruz svOry month the arst sixth and twsa
Orleans Same monah by ths fourth, nnth
The proposals in each instance should specify nunss
conveyance which must be BY steamships in all respects
contracts should 30 entered into contractors will re-
applicable to the ordinary Of the Post Once
lids DO sent duly GUARANTEED under seal to The
Postmaster General and the Mail
''''''' JAMES CAMPBELL. Postmaster General.
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AMERICAN ISsTrruTr FAIR.


FOWL: j.. % sas al s Ssss. one Sss ss
ss.s An Ss Poultry III s.:..
Or cStssons fosis not i:.s sIsIa sy:
For s tho best lot Of Poland fowls NO; do DO d.
loss than three, cock and two
For Il: best collection Of native or Poultry Beck
For e. as PP:s ayy &
PLouGnisG. rFsTIsG or rdoUGHs AND sPADIno sAr0s.
81 issS
l 'hf Ssae fsnsll :a, s:
Fair the American Institute must be tho ground 81 NJ
time above DESIGNATED with their implements poushnea.
M %se ca. S a s no are
70 forward where they will be met by the osmntss *
quantity y ground F sss vii Re
Tbs s ms ys be hs TO DO wr w be ss
Tho teams be either horses and start ..
time and each ploughman to do bis own work, without
- The following premiums will be awarded.
To the ploughman who performs the best
ploughngin one hour oneeght OF an
y:1 4: e; sI3y:: sss y
i'f 'n' % best DO. sr.n.: Silver medal
= & and s DO ' s::
ris 81 Pssss twenty fee. ,.,
E Fl liz q q s ss.s g: S sSs,
All Doucb, offered S1 ssr srsm or rIo S,;
AuoSuay 18th OF OotobeS.
The of several poughs offered for premiums will b
tested by the dynamometcr and for plough
the greatest number OF necessary requisites to pIougk
frrow not less than twelve inches wide and eight inoheS
deep. Silver cup, $40 %
ker the "a Dest ~. silver modal.
PROGRAMME
Firsteth October tho Great Fair Oftho American Inst.4s
day oetohsr ploushing and sp.dius match
and testing of ploughs will take place at Fryepa
Hotel in the Of Flatbush, l.. H. on tho plank road d
Coney Island, four miles from Brooklyn Stages run foS
Third i5 10Th and 2ls. day. Of October ea..l. show
City Hail. Fare to the grounds from Ast0r House, Broad
way five cents by railroad Third Stages
tnualy from Chatham street to Harlem every minutes
and pass the ground
BOARD or AGRICULTURE.
David Banks, Chairman.
X. 9. Livingston, - John c. Bergen.
James De Peyster, John NJ Ferrier,
Thomas Bell d. X Sherwood,
Nicholas Wyek0f, Abraham Turnure.
Ralph Hall, Thomas Williams, IT,,
Adoniram Chandler, A. O. Houghtou,
A. r. Cummings, Thompson q. MUM.
J. Is. Eicoll, Alanson Mash,
JOHN w. CHAMBERS, Seo'y Board Of Agriculture.
MANAGERS OF THE 2GrH ANNUAL FAIR AT GAADuw.
John A. Bunting, Chairman.
Joseph Torrey, Richard NJ Hoe,
James X. Smith, George s. Riggs,
Isaac V. Brewer, Joseph Cowdin,
William Ebbtt, James Van Nerden,
4. w. GeissenhaiIer, Jr., Isaac Fryer,
Peter b. Mead Clarkson Crolius,
Benedict Lewis Jr., Geo. c. Mann.
Edwin Smith, VIM a. Whitbeok.
James 4. MAXWELL John H. Rhodes.
John " Targee.
ADONIRAM CHANDLER, Correspond nx Sss'y.
JOHN W. CHAMBERS, See'y Board Of Managers.
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FISu.


CAMBRIDGE CATrK MARKEr-WEDNEDAY, October Sat
market l5 cattle about obs beeve and 400 stores
PRInsMarket BeefExtra per cwt, 81 rs So rs; frat
quality 81 rs 81 5o second do 50 Is ST. third do 50
s. 5o ordinary S. to Sc so. Hides So per cwt Taow,
$a 81 So Ielts, 81 S25 Caskins, lie. per h. Veal
tores.Working Oxen sll2 slls, 1922, s12s, slas,
81 10 500.
ovs and ca ves 500 s2s s31, $50 to $40 Yearlngs,
50 $40 TO sl2 Two years old SIS, SIS, S21 to $2A.
Three years old, $50, s33 s35 to $40.
sheep and Iambs-4, 123 at market Extra 50, 50, 81
TO $40. by lot, ~ co. So 10, 50 to 81 So
swine-Wholcsale, still fat, 5zc and hard fed &c.
per lb.
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$50, so4, a4s s5l, 72s, 757 SIS, 500, 5O4

Foreign goods remain in fair demand at unsltered
prices The advices from Europe and the decreased arr
walls mpart confidence 70 operators. AL descrip
tageous terms. Novelties in the greatest request
Indeed, many very fine old goods neglected, while
many inferior fresh lots bought with avidty This
however is not to be depored for good proc
be profsby disposed Of at any period, while poor art
Giles will only command a ready market occasionally
The Continental manufacturers have furnished with
the DDS Most of stock of foreign trash has
been received from England 1t consists chiefly of cot
tons which have been superseded by the products of
American mills and can hardly again pre-
ference here We wish similar observations applica
Bile to our woollens These however, are generally
passed by imported fabrics and fail to and muh
attention, even at home Of foreign Atwood and
ur ion dress goods the most popular styles at pre-
sent plaids and stripes These have become
tremely fashionable and jobbers kept very busy
vending them Other seasonable commodities
and yield fair profits Linens rather scarce and being
very sty held nanmate The adyces for Ireland and
Scotland favor owners, who appear quite satied to be
lett in possession Of their stocks At present rates None
could now be imported and sold cheaply without en-
failing serious losses. Dundee goods rather
sought after and realize fun prices The demand for
Chinese fabrics is not brisk, the poor stock and
HANGED claims OF factors having discouraged purchasers
The catalogue sales still and well attended
but they exert very little influence upon trade in its eg
innate channels
We give for the benefit of those engaged in tho Austria
ian trade, the annexed scale of commercial charges
authorized by the committee of the Melbourne Chamber
of Commerce
TRADE WITH AusrRAIIA-CoMNIssloSs, INTEREST ETC.
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psny has given the following notice to the stockholders
relative 70 the issue Of csrtileat Of debt -

psny has given the following notice to the stockholders
relative TO the issue Of certificates Of debt -
portion Of the debt certificates Tor bonds) Of this
10 be the stockholders pursuant 10 the
consolidation agreement win be ready for delivery on the
6th instant.
For the purpose of facilitating the arrangements Of the
company in the settlement Of the allowances fer differ
such delivery will take place Mt this oace from tbs
9Th the 25h instant inclusive 10 those stockholders
who elect to pay fractions and receive certificates for an
amount.
The certificates prepared Of the denominations
respectively Of thousand and Eve hundred dollars
Any stakeholder entitled to amount which cannot be
fully liqsidaed by these determinations, paying the
differences between the fractional part to which he Is en-
titled five hundred dollars whether such fractional
part over under two hundred and fifty dollars)
with interest at six per cent from the first day of May
last which date the certificates bear that interest
to the day of payment, will receive additional certh
cate for five hundred dollars until the whole amount
issued shall equal the amount TO be paid for fractions
statement OF the allowances to all the stockholders
will be found at this office and at the transfer Offices in
New York and Boston Any stakeholder wishing to
any fraction above mentioned may remit the amount
TO the undersigned by drafts New York this city
deposit the at either of the banking houses
above mentioned with the Phoenix Bank, New York,
and forward the certificates Of deposit to this office.
Stockholders required to surrender their original
stock certificates in exchange for those Of this company
before their debt certificates will be issued.
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HOUSE FURNISHING AND MECHANICS uAkD.
i'll ware, cheap for cash. James Dxson Sons pa and
Britannia metal in tea and coffee urns coffee
spoons forks, knives, oil and fua lamps &o &C., All
articles warranted exchanged or taken back approved
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Galena and Chicago Union Railroad
llax.olr rr..lala q Ra;lEaad
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nNAMELLED COTTAGE TURNITURE.-SeUTHHM
1Surs hieh post. open cottage, and ether slleA g
ExTMfWSA BTA6Y'&, No. S2s Broadway, corner q
Psissa know how thslg furnjkurs ls AnlshA8
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


EREIGHT EXPRESS TO NEW ORLEANS, PER US.
mail steamship October 1s-Adams Co. will despatch
freight and parcel New Orleans IT, s. mai
steamer 18th inst No freight will be received the
day Of sailing effected when instructed and An
charges collected IL desired upon delivery in Now Orleans.
Satisfactory will DO given the collection Of drafts
notes and bills, in New Orleans and Mobile.
-
PACKAGE EXPRESS TO MOBILE, PER STEAMER
il Black Warrior, October g.-Adams AZ Co. will aes-
patch usual oommodous and fast sailing
steamship Black Warrior, the 9th. When tho value o.
pac kages exceeds 500 1t should be stated
CPECIAL EXPRESS N0TIOE-ADAMS d co. WILL
- express between New York and Boston, via New
Hsven Hartford and Springfield Railroads commencing e
Saturday October for tho OF express PaSk-
ayes generally Express will the ofhoe at ~ r Ms
InANa 4 co 50 Breadwav
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NFATRIMONY MADE EASY on HOW TO WIN 4
M Lovsr-Professor LAYTON, Boston, formerly Of Lon
don will send to address, the receipt OF enc dons
paid plain directions enable ladies gentlemen -
tie devoted affections Of . many Of the opposite sss =
tang that al may married. irrespective Of appear
nnoe POSITION and last though not II can be arrnn
with such care deoaoy that detection
Address Professor Lawton boston, Mass No letter tah0
from the Poet Once unloss the postasc 10 paid.