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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20


TIE steamship Pacific from this port Liverpool ysser
day. had NO specie freight and the aggregate export
was quite limited.
Albert Nisolsys regular semi weekly sale OF sto,sn
and bonds viii take place Monday goth instant, a.
I2Is O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
There will be steamer from tais port for Liverpool
Wednesday. The steamship America viii take the place
Of the Afrioa and leave Boston Wedne day. with
mals
The circular Of T. j. Stewart Co., in relation to the
n.w cotton crop, says
The crop question remains before and may be said
to be between eco goo and 900 900 bEles fes
at last rising and with limited exoep ons In BOD
stage and probabs that this date the Will pc
steady reduction in the Of the recsipts OF Last
years. crop Teespbis advices frsm New Orleans dated
10Th izst reduce the by their PTixs Curet TO
ts2 600 bsl.s
According to the official returns made for the month Of
January the circulation of the Bank Of South Oarolna
amounted to sll ITO 474 specie hand, 81 1866 7ka
atpoti Its, So, 429, 70s; discounts, 81, zoo, $50.
TIE xeou tive committee Of the Pacids Railroad OF Mis-
ou on Aondsy Last AsthorIed tbs President to adver
tie for proposals. construct that portion tho Pacific
Bailroad lying between Jefferson City and Independence
Kansas 1t proposed to put this work under
early the spring The executive committee Of the
papy have agreed the bAsia Of contract with Nov
York arm to build the whole South Railroad
authorized tho President the contract Is soon
agreement could b, had TO the misor details. 1t
understood that the principal part Of the Of eon
struoton agreed be received In the construction
bonds Of the company.
Of articles ether than foreign dry goods imported
this port during the wk ending and including Friday
ConsY1c OF THE PORT OF NEw YoRx-WKkIY InroRrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20

IyOJR BOILERS FOR SALE FROM POuR TO FIJI
horse power One ensrs Of tee horse pswer an
Of soup Kettles arcd raIlons
each ~ $50 CHERRY street corner Of Coraers street
F5A8A NURPHY,
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LNoR sALA OR EXCHANGE FOR LOTS IN THE UP
p,rpsrt Of the $50 timber d. The
Rsie Rsioad sad wihin hur dret mies OF his city
Actress Pin Lane, Union square Poss once.
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fOLrr1O DALI

CIvENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,
= Ward Committes-rhs members Of tha nitses for
hs 1884 are rsqussssd 70 meet ~ shs Hsaauarts
o'clock for the furT Of organization. BY order,
JAMS II STkYRN6, Charm An pro ten.
JoHr n GRoRry. sserstary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20

4 COAL YARD TO LEr.-rnREI LOTS OF GRoUBD.
frep ding Washngon street, eighty fsst Assvs Sprn
Has bees used for coal yard Tor nany Year,
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rOK SALH.

d 6nn nAA FOR SALE IN NEW YORK CITY,
YCOU.OUU. I'VE hundred VI, ussnd dol'r werth 81
real estate 10 snd good locations uner
located New Jersey and New York stasss Apply 10 u
gOBIS SON Rsa Ktsts xne Austsr eer Tor KsAi
Estate ONLY Is Nasssu street, rSsms NOS. sad up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20

RR0ADwAY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL sToRl TO
~ OF 1eass-InAs new brown stoas front msreanha
sunans Ms. 0e Broadwsy sse Seor from the northeast
se1nes gaane Wiz be ready for ooeupaoa On Of
&sfsSs ne Isl dsy OF March Alse whole Of th0
upper Aosr aad hsensnt Of promises No sal
lease .hAs nssniaesatly h.ssa aoes store aS
preseht occupied BY george Tex No. 80 Broadway soins
Of Anthony street. Apply - above.
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DIZZY GOODS, &C.

T,o soyTBIRNAN wRsTKRN xsacHs NTs. csoTu
L itrs Ao &c.-We would Commend TO he nspso, ion 81
these who r.uld purchase batter style * gsoss h,n mas
utusly hoes offered in tss narkt e srsiye stoor n
extra 81 edium ales Of clothipR W. n JENaINos
co. ISL Broadway, second door above ths ass,r House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20

EOK sALk Oh TO LkT-A tNALL FAkk OF TIN
aerss adjoining the subscrbers rei t.nc, btsu~fuy
Within nfteer miles Of thc CITY Hail. stjsosnt
ulsgs 81 westehester In The vicinity Of churches and
sehools easily reashed by water rarcsd-
In the N MEDIATE ntghbcrhood Of Etod market gun alag
nsb and erins overlooking both wess
house. surrsur viii frut OF almost Kind garden
Ao The bouss 40 the frat Geor three large rooms
milk and kehen the scord ncor shrec and four
all rooms with tgiss ths thd aad fourth
have each sleeping rooms and panss large esar
iosh. nltd Price IS 00 Rent for ave
including dv house and garden $3.50 N B-rhs sub
scriber will ckpofs Of slightly OF hs In build
ira ses OF awe and half qure OF JAMES
CON Ek, No ~ Bsehuan street.
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r OST-oN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY is, IN PASSING
IL in the emnibss lpss rom Grecnpoist 70 TiusAns
all valet aiming Ss1 IN bills the Putnam Csunty
BAuk and csrtineate OF - interest due fron the White
hail and RutAsd Railroad Company 70 ths aadsr. .
liberal reward viii he lsid Leaving the ~ the Flush
Ing Rsilroad ofioe, ~ Flushing. L. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20

DRoADwAY wHoLIpALn AND RKrAIL BroRIs.
ID lot .nd oes to Z, or sas: The nav five story build
25xj7 SLY gosdwsy sere l2H fees 'front.' 70 dssp stsfs
basement sal Broadway Sxi05 second Moor store m
vsy; sfcss 10 and IT, premises SIS Broadway Apply
70 AOAGR FOX, corner Of Broadway and Anthony 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20

RIO GRSCBRs "A RAPE CHANCE TO SECURE A
i choice buiinss in the Tweat frat ward For
three brick building, with . stable
q h building bso % feet BY IS fe.s do.p sisaasstos
tie OF Lexp gton aad Twenty
EMIT street, choice star for ian go,ery having bssn
for TIE last four BY the owner
only the fur Sold
Of having other business 70 sead II desEase will sell
6x,u and lease the store cellar aud stable
Te,ms dstins ApplJ to ". y. SPARKS - Lex
ingtop avenue Of Twes ty enth street.
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HOTlL Oh BOA RIDING HOUSE TO LIT A SPACIOUS
u and well finished hsuss ~ Clifton, Staten lslaas
Ian dag high grsuAS aading enc view ef
.hs hay nsrfeys sy Of New York. & Ao fog ssie erts
let, we'll finished cottage The above, oontaiAg
rssns, with large grosass h.. Apply 70
G.. BARTLntT, stAplsten, Station Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20

L0R sALR-A CLOTHING STORE ONE or TIE
very best ocssioss stocks hxturss and stores in ths
years; stock worth Atoss ell 0O0 Reat 100 This u
THONA9 co
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WAkTlD-r0 PyncHAsI. HANDSOME LIGHT
for trots.s preferred Any party having such but
little ussd 70 dispose Of cheap End purchaser By ID
to c. BoltoR herald ohos box os4 Post ofhes
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A SPACIOUS COTTAGE TO LRY-TO LET. ON WASH.
"A bgtss Heights s miles nsn ths City nnL via sssbls
With chs rriss pc 10 in COZ ysni'nt e rn
roads snd Apply to J. n TsAen ave-
and 18th street.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31

THE SENTIMENT IN THE STATE OF
New 1oRK.-The Times says:
ave have noted, with surprise, how
many there are of those who, two years
ago, were not even An,i-Slavery, except
as qualified by 61d," yet now confess
that probably they are nearer Abolition
lists then anything else. We query why it
is so and get but one answer. The Nebra-
ska swindle was the last straw laid on the
camers back, which broke their scruples.
The South had asked little too much
The emetie which brought up the Com
promise of 1920 made that of 1850 set
uneasy too.
1.-The people generally, so far as we
have mingled with them and read their
sentiments afe coming to the conclusion
that hereafter their representatives must
speak their sentiments, or speak but once ;
and especially concerning this Nebraska
outrage, they show disposition to speak
themselves, definitely, earnestly, early,
and Enthusiastically"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31

\ NovELrY--The most extraordin-
AIRY operation we ever heard OF, was per-
formed ON Tuesday By a locomotive on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad while
coming up through the farm of Mr..
David MMethen. \ valuable COW
belonging TO him, that was expected dali
" t, have a cali, was on the track, and
was torn limb from limb; the calf so
suddenly brought into existence being
unhurt, and still alive and well. We
doubt whether there is a locomotive in
the country that can beat that Wheei-
ing T ines. ~
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31

Congress is fond Of pecedents. For
future use, therefore, we put on record
these three, established by them day be
fore yesterday.
Isl. 1t is di~respectful to the Senate
OF the United States to appeal to them
IN the name Of Almighty God, or even
- allude to His presence.
81. 1t is respectful, however, to charge
Ministers Of His Gospel with " atrocious
falschood," SANDER and " prostituting
the sacred desk if they do 50 appeal or
allude.
81. 1t is the right of every citizen OF
the Union to petition the House of Rep
resentatives-proyided lie can first Oh
tain their unanimous consent, and not
otherwise .-Iibdny Journal
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31

RRgDGE ACROSS THE St. LAWRENCE.
The Canadian Grand TrGnk Railroad
is to cross the st, Lawrence, at Montreal,
upon a magnificent tubular iron bridge
costing some ST500,00O, a mile and a
quarter in length, or, including the solid
embellishments ut the ends, two miles.
The bridge will have, in the centre, an
elevation Of one hundred feet above the
channel, which is attained by an easy
grade on each side. Twenty-Five mas
>iye piers, with spans of $50 feet between
them, support the structure, and the
mos, skilitul arrangements are made to
protect it against the Ice which in the
spring, comes crashing andpiling down
the river with awful power.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31

with tie line OF said lots and to the ives; line of
said lot ?, said line y ne line parallel with
the line OF said lots & to the east line OF said lot
|, n one line ofsaid LOT 10 beginning.
Lot . b 81 : e or sec 81 , range %.
Lots / & in L "a ) + 81 T . x 23-Par. ofbegat a
point on the line OF said lot one. 30 II Of ths
corner OF the same; W line parallel with nc OF
said lutsl & 10 the " line of said lot = said W
line 24fet; on line parallel with the line of said
los & 10 the line of said lot tne; on line Of
said lot One, To place OF beginning.
81. + 81 I , Il 23.-IhsN L or of
L2B 45 do do do do All Of lot 2lying East Of
Exchange st
l. ) i So do do do do Part of lot ) beginning
al point the w side of Exchange st 100 Il o. the
line OF said lot ;; W line parallel with said
line of l. l52 : to point the 5 line of said lot
42j feet of the : W corner of the same f ON the 5
line of said lot 10 the W line of Exchange ST; n GU
said w line to place of beg 81 II
CIR o, L A. % Land on the beg at the 5 w
corner OF lot d, in IL in Holmes Nichols addn; 5
{ rods w 3 rods: { rods; E { rods.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31
NOTICE E0 CREDITORS.
KENOSHA COUNTY COTRT-lN PROBATE

In thE tnatlrf OF tue Irt'isc u iieih i4ssll
z ETTFRS 81 administration having been issuCu
in this cnse. Il l. ordered Thai all persons hav-
Ing .y Claims or demands against Barnard IIalllaie
OF tletiiy and County of keHnsha, deceased, are
required TO present the same for examination and
AT before HE Judge ofthe County Court. al
hisaffice in the City ana County OF kenosha on -.
first Mondays ~ July and October. LISA al 10 O'Clock
A. ~ Of said day. II is further ordered that thi:
notice be Published in the keno,ha TELEGRAPH, q
weekly newspaper printed In said City and County
for four weeks ~iyeIy before the FIRST hearing
and that copy of;hs order be posted upon the out
door OF the Cont House, and in three other pub
lie places in said County.
JON D. JILSuN, County Judge.
Feb. 18Th, 1854. 4-3s
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31
A Card.

II will be seen from the above. that The Coed Time
81 long promised, has fairly come. ard the under
signed a Salesman 10 Ibis establishment. would be
exceedingly glad to all al his Old friends and Gus
TONERS. hand Ia take advantage oft. II Will give
him mach pleasure "a show the goods: and he y
quite sure il will be great mistake buy elsew here
before calling here and examining.
CHARLES G. BROWN.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31

RE When The people reflect upon all
the excitement of the campaign on the
liquor question last fall, the expense, the
trouble, the final supposed auceess, and
then hear of its defeat at last by a few
Monks Hall politicians in the Senate
they must feel excessively pleasant
MADISON J0urHal.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31
Tax NnguCE
TREAsURER's 0FPIcE, kenosha CT, Wis.
lAf L e.

hI-A9t y fH ; tJFFltE. htil)sha CT, y Is
City Of kenosha, Feb. y, 1851.
Office is hereby given that so much of each OF
~ The following described lois, tracts parcels Of
land Us may be necessary for that purpose, viii. on
The second Tuesday of April next, and the next s'c
eeediag day., be Sold Public Auction, at the Court
House in she City OF kenosha. for The payment OF he
taxes interest and charges thereon, for The year 1888
Sale 10 commence at Nine O'Clock in the orenoon OF
the day above mentioned. NJ. FRANK,
County Treasurer.
rrr1xy n L, L-Lr Ay1 HI-LIL1SI1 IL DD
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31

A piece Of land beginning al Il point on
She + line OF said i sec 10 rods ; OF the
\ corner of the same: ~ "a rods; :
no rod; L n rods; n 10 rods to begin
ming, containing i acres.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31
Washington Island.

n ". Or. Sec. b,
Lots l. >, :, 10. IL. Is, l6, Il, q, II, 80,
81 s. 80, in Block |.
Y. E. Or. Sec. 30.
Lots |. e.3.4l 2.5.6 9, 10. II. H. u & {. in
Block 2-Lois ,. & s. In biz SINS 8. Z, = & 10
in BIZ {. Lots 4. :. 10, II & IL. in Bib s.
Lots x in 20 in L 81, t. K 3a-S y Of
Loi5iuB6i do do Go do do
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31
f fraction of

Par. Of. beginning at the n. f.
cor OF suiu lot; theLce : on +. line
Jfsame 7li,l e; W on line parullc'
with Pearl ST. to Crooked .hlirl,
Northcrlv IN i line of said Aury
ard Easierly on : line of same it
place Of beginning.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31
Tntnl
Sl,OS3,2s6 Gs

-, IotAi' 81 ,OS3, ESQ 6S
The amount insured by policies outstanding
Jan. l, 1854, including the Bonus of 20
per cent. declared for the past year is
S2,463,G07, the present asccrtaincd valuo
OF which. at per cent. interest, and Car
Isle rate of mortality, is $3.50. 375 so
Asaving or surplus having resulted on the
year. business, sufficient to admit of a bonus
OF TWENTY per cent being declared upon
tho premium Of all Policies entitled thereto.
policy holders may have the same added TO
the amount for which they are insured, or
else the present value in money will be paid
10 them, st their option.
The Directors of the United States Life
Insurance, Annuity and Trust Company of
Philadelphia, in presenting TO their friends
and constituents, the foregoing exhibit of the
affairs of tie Company for the past wear.
trust II will be found satisfactory, and at the
same time have toe pleasure TO congratulate
the older policy-holdcrS who have partcipa.
ted in the 90 per ct. savings divided amongst,
them during the past three years by this com.
pany.
Geo. III. Benedict, Agent,
Office, Corner Of Main and Market SIS.
KENOSHA, WIS.
March 4, 1854. dnl7.
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cK0CKEGY AND GLASS WARE.
A Mammoth Stock of Groceries.

One word with reg .rd tony groceries Nj stock
i large: hey were al purchased cary, before here
was an! al 'ancr, Consequently lam prepared 10 give
any reasonable satisfaction in this line. shall con-
nut 10 sell at the prices have sold ior during
the past season. notwithstanding the great cry that
sugars, &c, have taken such rise. here is
tcie in the Grocery line which have not on hand,
for instance:
100 Bag OF prime Rio Coffee at Is. pcrlb.
~ bhds, Porto Rico MUls,ses 3s per gall.
80 - Mu>cuyadu Sugar, 10 lbs for 5
30 chests Young Tyson Tea, g. per b.
All ,f which are bus q mali portion al he many
coed hing w desirable for the use Of The. Yves
tern citizen, the Farmer and their Families.
Cali before purchasing elsewhere.
TsaiB street e&eEioSElsi. opposite thc
Telegraph Printing OTficc.
IA. Es. IOXSSEEE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31

TIE Sr. CLAIR SUHvEY.-The Buff
falo Board of Trade have appointed
Capt. w. G. Davidson and j. c. Mickey
to attend the convention to be held at
Detroit, Thursday Of this week, compo-
sed Of delegates from the Lake cities, to
examine the St. Clair flats, and the DIFF
terent channels, and to report upon their
condition, with the best means of I'M
proving the same.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31

rwvIIp ,,-i,'.,?,,..'', ',..',>. ' ga "'s'
t.r,il, r H. - ~ ''IS ,"N "r"bIeG lpor
sha CITY and Couut, and liz r.,,S II ., hIi,T
tAat he is noW prepared 10 duttem bcon 81 .5.od
Ills cNcrtoEsin the way ol selecting cornple,e stock
! o.
FALL, AND WINTER GNNnC
Forihe Fan cam ayn Of s5a, n~rc had sprcaI care
, e@s attention" and ain prepared to give my custom
Pranfica1 0nmons+ro4;o,
AA~"t1He'A 1C4AollotA dVICu
~ tie lack mere are "a few items for reflection,
""I'ns 'he! ma! Produce t4v' r"Gle impression,
,'i,,,,, ~ g '''e ii'"'4o'e ana extensive ac-
- ""N" ~" c't o" INC Iof Inspection and
/ a0u niccns
fir, IN one sb,l,,g and ,,,,,y,rd, m'',
/ AIoacrn d. Pa, - '"'i' "ud h-.,'u
ed Mohatr Lus:rc. Main: .,d ,t,,
pacct. Coburg cloths Iyune,e ,;outls E,,"ii h and
french mcrinos OF ali shades III d onaIiI,
Ssrvxs
Iia'd ana Manageable, Back, Fioreuce and Mar
settles S''A'' n,,..s,
Ps&sSES.
Mys,ock ofprinls are v;tho,,, D,rollo,I,,f.
ofthc ir!aincd t,oiham. tIIo,Ibd I,,,.t
be found AT M, establishment ''''
eK~nur~,s
ANY nup,hcr If 49, - ~, = IS t:,,.., ,
~ "''''0' VI n.y. nun 9!''"he upwards.
au,yoo, ,,,,,,,. ~ go l.i,sI sss.
, cotton do.
SHAVE.
ao0 Ray s,ata s,,.,,ls f. .,, g., hut,
dlIr.. ypsi', n IT,, ','! ,'.i!'''.s, ~ zen
nsSs,rrxt ~ W Wv! '''''
\ iull assortment Tor both sexes. Gloves, silk,
Wor>ied and hid besides al' sizes Tor Children.
Nicl"Fl4 ihWN Barred ana striped Muslin. have
AIS" good assortment "i
Linen q Cambria EdgIlCS q IDSnr-
-.
dAA5S'
Linen Edgings - { la crings, Linen Cumbrc
IaaifihtF3hie's' wntk'n 1"t'"h aid tJSs' Bonnet
rs,,,,...,
ABS a.SS : kt S4's NE1StaS'
A larger and tc'.er aasornsnt than has ever been
" =" 'r,io'H"'
C&ESpEksNG AND DIX SCsGET'T.
Linen Caynat,n, M {,oJ "a, Cotton, and lyo,l
do Druo.,,.t. y,,ri,,l,s ,,i.lfl.s '
r,n-.s..,,,r,
Il,,,,. sI,o, -, - = - $3.50 - = ~" =.
yi,Il!,. jr,,.h G,r 'r,, Ti '',o''' - ~ g !"'N
mask TtLl. sIrr,f. I.r,,,,, ~ ~ ~
cr,,isc. .ti,.aJ .i'Ii,,,, p,I,, I'm -. va"
p.id ND ,ii.i ,nl'.,t ~, ''"'!'' &c
49,, y - - me S,ou
g.. ''''' ''H'' can 7''' ca sDoa diucic
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-31
EE"The editor of the Janesville Staa

Eg" The editor of the GAINESVILLE Staa-
dard attempts to shoulder OF the odiun
Of defeating the liquor law upon the
coalition gentry" The statement Of
Mr.. KNowLroN, which we published
Yesterday, pins the responsibility upon
the democracy in the Senate so firmly
that they will not be able to shake it off
by any such misreprosentations.-Mad-
isoa J0mHd.