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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-17


$4,000. Srs s5a., 10 w. xa
n6 'onsen,en, oesion. ~ town g bssos,n'
md wn one bour ~ he ferries y. pfsereaee g,n
s slfiy ie' Po' de- ssS'' rem 30 N
DRtG .sToHg wyANrgD.nwI1a sur a IL. ROOM on,
10 giving PARTICULAR and cash price.
L'rRsIsnED HOUSE WANTED TO RrSr-yUsT Bx
Il good ioca'iong eslow roassss,h 'Issi ss,rssn
bta add sxs hrce sionss And eas. acn IN g.
arelabls tenant. y. O. A, I usou square Pos oalos.
WANrED-A YARN Is TnE VICINITY on SEW
W Yer, ,a5iainas no.a y 2 70 a,r., PHsr ~ Y -
Pine street corner BfoAdsay
NrhsTEr-A GESrsRI RySIDRN0r ~ rms CRY
,r hssa af ARA ss sny nal s' u Wv You ,s
slf ysFe residences AMI country seas q "a s
e1i IS IN son !" " o,isfa ssa Asssas eara.rV
rofnstb street orpo-..e ~ Crystal fAses
WAsTfD-A Neatly FuBsIsiEp R00s, WITH
W NO snail bed fcgns o. ~ ..no b"r. 49, i.r1'
saa ys - sr,sss q sas sssss r.p. ~ . s5
p sgr ssss e. Y 90 h se =. ~, = go
s.5se prs'.ed ., q. e e,ss 500 sr e. -, . ~
-. I'm sna t,,,,p.s ss,,ss ~ rnss sia.rs
To-, Dee &C. ''' ''''"'' -
WAIVED IMYEDIATgLY -FURsIsHED APtRI
g ss.. s ilS. 90 osrns .,s s w. = Z 1
az Assf.'. sosgsa 2 x x hsS. .ts r., &c, 81
~ ~.
,ylrAs1rD-fS wTfLIAxsRuR RI, AZ MODERATE
w house whf ew lols ~ gruasf, caFsn@nt g ~
re- $50, ynu ~ = MAJ seu, furnisisa hoass Aa~~
tetit r,cb. Herald cf1ee.
vNAsTtD-A COMFORT AEfy HOUSE, Pf.tkhasTit
w
sirnisd Jfra los 4 rai - e~d
Wifh - privilege ~ sus~hssing. hcpsb halff~ -
f.afti ~, ict 1fti fsfi ssAse
WYNN p~fN9i ptxrttY ~ A rgviff WTAt z
" Ct @tl Wtt fFsfss 81 fHnfE y Lii e~ HfnN
tt fNM o. #MA Ne
49, r. es Ill. Ca H.n ns,f
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WATCHES, yEwELaY, ~.

('ALIiOkkIA bIAMoSDh.--A SILVER MEDAL.
~ awarded al tho Pair ~ Tic American Instite
aud beautiful article. equal 10 Lrnoy add appearance
real Diamond can bow be lad iaautsrs1 ia every ~yle
Gents. cluster pins ~ 10 $40 sd~s go 70 a. Gs IN;
" 10 SO kud. bracelets every
variety ~ l~vsy made hum tho ASkles
sent ~ mail part The United The
nIAMosBs wAsTKD. PERSON ~ VINO DfA nDxrS
ITO sril. ind ready cskb
10y. w o.iangs D. l. schaiffs. 30 - boy s4s.s sn II
~ ! oeoek
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gOR HAVANA AND .rw onLg,rs-s-vr T..
z trtl stssrr tfp CA.AwBt4 fart = ". sagi~ft ny
trrn ~ tftii - ~ Wdrssy So 20 - - -
#ta 81 = = ~ tks " s
+ LIS "a sHHfM ~ F.ss.e.s =
fltfer~fgN 80 aEf.gt#NN ~ attwt.4 y
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E0R LIygRPooL-uNrrED srATEs NAIL STEAM.
II ship PACIFIC Capt Asa Erdge. This seamshp will
depart with United malls Europe positively
Wednesday, Nov 80 at II O'Clock NJ from her berth the foot
OF Canal street. For freight having unequaed
commodauons for elegance and Q mort, apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS, 81 Wall street.
Passengers requested TO be board by NJ
Shippers please take notice that the ships Of this
carry any goods conuaband Of letters must pass
through the Post oco others will be returned The
ship Atlantic viii succeed the Pacific and sail Dec H.
Notice The days Of departure this line from New York.
win be saturday commencing january and every
Saturday, and from Iivs rpoo Wednesday Commencing
january ., and every alternate Wednesday.
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DoyS CiAi1HfA6. ST sFRJNB BALAAH.--sIscE yHg
- bys' GLIDING department. IT uenps HEszar
der n" nieffree ~ Mr. sslson r q h. arm II Es
Irsionl hks cauestsdiy stood ~ a.
business IN ks~ Yors A. e~.sneF ~ apparel
b0ys, Mr. ssbon has rival no nitsd
here aud NE exquisite o. ad NTH n hLx sdmi.
led srd admired Nv yio has psfusIsi he
hhhsifnen' Ausu. a iyed 20 ~ rfhi ff~ss
gtccoeis rslnss &c Nfc form hs rsaf1 made sssss ~
lie ~ paftHeUts ALi ~ 10 t0a ~ IN Orders
or toys ekAnR fatifl, ~rrcud under
u Mr. iaslsn. 1tNlA'h BsGAsr, NJ scho4s H.,sI az
EfneaDsys
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A cADgMy on Music
a FAREWELL BENEFIT OF :.

A FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
GEO @ " ". IA EFT, ESQ,
HETIESMrSr STAGE.
The committee having In charge the preliminary
peus Tor well Aeritcd o
nllhc VETERAN ACTOR
whose IL presented for last and parting bAen a.
the appreciation whloh he has been held by Tho pub In
general tho friends ~ Tho and The fnr
HALF A Nfutf
have the frf eat satisfaction that hs hhi and
jealous operation al great mAdry Of his professional
friends WIZ enable them iopers "a hits memorable oceA"n
unusual ard
BRILLIANT ARRAY of TALENT.
They mainly indebted In Tho bringing together In he ls
climate and pme bonarcd productions oi
sbAkkFERE AND SHERIDAN,
othc managers OF the broadway and Waackr theatres, No
after OF whom also generously tenders ht personal sd Asf
al appear Tor tho
FIRST TIME 1nIa SEASON.
Tho Iroprieo- " tho Museum, the Bowcry, hc sshanI
bcaue, 40. have Also cbaerfuly deI.
THE1RAhD COMPLIMENTARY DRAMATIC ry1E
viii take place M above on the evening Of
Tutsp4y. kovKsrrn ~,
ard VIII with Shakespeare
MERCHANT OF VENICE.
To be followsa BY vocal and Instrumental
BiyEKrtsFMFfI, By POPULAR RrtsIgH.
To Conclude with sherldaus
SCHOOL FOR ScANDA
The pieces viii combine In 'her deposition OF character no
EMINENT PERFORMERS
whose offers could be made available and win form eombi
ACKNOWLEDGED hxcEIrH.CE
The particulars In future bills aud advertisements
The prices OF adms sion,
ONE DOLLAR.
procured AT he music stores Of HALL SONS, and 5oL
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A LARGE QUANTITY or CAST orr cIDT Ms0
"A ~npd IhomAs H. cpufoy. hesD.sd - boy ssss,e1
hand cobng ~ da,sriusx. ARE
IsaA o<s vii ,be very highest pra n<fn ty sA
ns ID. store, sddf csgnT fiioGAa ID. eoSR0f al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-17

ENOR SALE-TWO TENANT HOUSES ON ONE LOT 80
feet deep EACH lot lac feet Deep and full ron In Cherry
street. between Catherine and market; terms Inquire
at The New York Fur Company All Broadway from IL A.
NJ. md z. M.
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COTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wARERooAs
~ Al Jl< broadway, opposite the ~ skhofss iicts-
MATHEWS STACY oder for sale The mos; elegant ass0rt
a fancy. cottage emameed Ard Frne furniture IN the
United S,ses reduced prices. Every variety n usessa
palhssss rows. hol.,rr, 6c.. 81 mann~ rlrsrs prizes
EUKNTrrRF-cAHfSrT rEt StrrSE At ,r1FED;
v fl.eF 4 lsff" WWHNnt ~ II ~ nan u.El
vNsi*n " - soia co. esN cfas. ~ I'D f intet lr
tkF Sc ~c4H
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPAsY.--FoK
u BsvArs and View Orleans. ss,ordsy, ScTsnltr y.
III. NJ from pier foot ~ Varrrn street horh riyer, TIC
~ ard favetho stsamsap GRANADA, cag, = r Grfig,
viii sal above Passage be secsvI 81 The ccrptrys
ones. fegL " SU~ Dream ~ cents fgbtc lr. Vlr
gers VII be- supplied with blsnk Wis q isdng ~ the trra
fred ny TIE company lsrnon hssrocs. 0dhsr
frus sDed aof % hs % aiding VIII he rsDsd ser NJ hour
~ sailing. rnr freight sfpiy the onre We
- n o. ROBERTS
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PLAYING CARDS.

DLAYrs0 pAEDs.--PLAYfs6 CARDS or Superior
stock apd hnis. made expressly for dealing val ga
soned and wsrFstsef not " warp, Spanish ea.s rug
double head playing cards Of all The various grades for
NJ DE Unkn Gard hAnufsoory M and S drsnd sxvs nsA
atosdwAv.
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DOR sALE-THREE COTTAGES on STATEN ISLAND
II the New Brighton landing Inquire OF
WELLS a CO., Pine st., corner Broadway.
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A ueTRALTA PIONEER Lfsg-ckRkYfSG THE 2. s.
n nsaiis.Tbe very fast SAILING cfsna psrset OshibA
CAPT Greasy loading pier " fN rfe< Tor rydn~Y o.
rect has Tor small qnsntisy q frsL AIpei i0r
ARR For fre4xht ony Apply N x. W. CkMkROs.
No Bowling Green.
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TT g. NAVY SAILORS AND oTHERs.-ExTRA PAY
u promptly paid. bounty hand warrants obtained bongh
and penn procured balance due heirs Of deceased u
collected, and Iii kinda Of claims against the z.
EDWARD BTssYLI.
AGENT and Aae Pnrscr u 4. Navy. 81 Wan
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R0AT FOR sALE.-THE RACE At LETTTIA, FORTY.
ID feet long feet inches copper fastened
and pulls six she IL good condition and fast; m
be sold With and everything complete 500 fourth
her given In exchange for boat pulling four
oars. Address +. g., box ,337 Post office.
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TINTED sTkTFs PAssPORTs-PRoCuRED nv AN.
u DREW r. CULVER, Notary Pubic, Is Pine street.
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uroRTFR HOUSE FOR sALE-FOR SALE THE STOCK
and dxiures or fixtures only Of porter house situated
on one OF The In this city now doing good cash
Appyon Tic premises Dor ue"s' sofh'f :" ou"h
8 nd Gocrct street, -
sJRopEHTY ~ SEw YORK, 10 FNCH .sGs PoR PRo.
Il p.4iy II wesirhester county az View A~et ~
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LNOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES or BOOT
II shoe store In good business aud doing
business satisfactory given selling out Address
r.. Herald office BROOKLYN Post Office.
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EOR SALE-TnE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A WE'LL
known restaurant situated the corner Of the greatest
heroughfAre In the city. will be sold great sacrifice
applied for Immediately Apply &c Canal street, Of
Mercer street.
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E,OR sAAE.-FOR SALE Low, MEDIUM SIZED
IL safe with patent lock- also upright and two small
desks clock chairs &C. the furniture of mail oce
10 be sold together separately Apply In the clothing store
~ COeniss SLID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-17

TEETH, ON GOLD ONLY u TO - EACH WAR
i Tani.d; whole SIS 20 sl00; inserted wi.sui
tracing old roots Tech allied with spouge gold and oreut
DO rain eYperenoed Or MANSON. American dentist 3ss
Irrsdwey established IN 1870 four premiums receiged Ia
dies and Gentlemen Interested respectfully avci call
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A UsTRALfA PIOSEEE LINE, CARRYING TIE Uni
~ ted kta~s xs3sThc fss sailing slip CYNTHIA Tor Me-
bourne, having na her positively engaged prepared
70 freight moderate cfHls al pier ~ Eat ye s2
e"'N'V' e"'"' 'E W CAMERON No . Bowiag Green.
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NOR sALE-THE ELEGANT THREE STORY BRICK
house $50 East Twentieth street. near Second avcauc
built In The best manner, aud in perfect order contains all
improvements furnaces &C. convenient Second
Railroad and stages. Terms easy Apply the premises
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> : III
IL merry pupg viii Eoard ~ Paris, and wfQ " -
bred surgeons a his Gly prs corfskn sn4 y NAV -
c<rs cOnf4rnlaily, he gr~eiziiy ~ ss
srraAway daily, GoFa 10 l. AMI IRON st sssalnx. ~
rndeIs All scsd yosiyc as~.fsnfs Al rvilsf A-d .se
40 mercury ard nae rdnss4s he Banser1 ~. ie.I
c,arssn. % he DAY r@7 :sly having ps uss-i
rfecuslY u..irf ASr c1IpBszsf asy 4ty spy~.y us
created q ssrsAs ta lio-ptA "a slf rasis
tuder Foofd bctssN ff lher Si NJ ara 81
fsmfdles ~ uif eHnTnt sgrsr1n fefr isife rntsbis
he ts.rra'on q patients y pfupsf h~r~ a.,
Rroyds pynrta al y AMI
oty fBeonsl ten esohtef ~ sesre- - .rpreg
DE Cd hogu*u' a ftcA pref nd~l
hes nsrrury rutsts cDrNiys A. Kr~sn cssrcs
sAs,u, ary aesy Ard 10 c.ssid klsruAt rvsn
The sfn~tfs ttsNsmsa cs.a1ythhs
rcr0l0n. HsTrpriui ard st<~~s<s bssd sslfsy
AID sslfnrs N l@ si has kesg
.tirssy sasss ul ffealfent ~ ,easr nj - r~B"s-.
securely pastsd f3rwsfGsd senssH.'sprss sn Tfs1s.
a. H. HAMMOND n. D..
asN,sa.ink ars4 usGfs Nusxey3
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II E.4ty IL wesirhester county or New ff~et ~
4 iaur thuse grd ei n exMfars~ I'll
- hai suscis.t'r ..NsGY
pa a.
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E,OR SALE-A FIRST CLASS MILK ROUTE OF go
quarts, and horse wagon and harness. OF The quality
also good dairy Apply at Mr. Beattys coach factory ~
Third avenue.
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ENOR sALE--A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
by 100 feet in the city OF Williamsburg containing ten
and cellar, cseIn, throughout grape arbear &C.
huh by the for his private For lrculrs Apply
10 w. H. 40 south Second street. williamsburg No agents
need Apply.
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E,OR SALE-A SMALL. MODERN BUILT HOUSE, RE-
plete with every Of the desirable
rahdes IN the city will be sold cheap applied for immed
AfelY Apply the premises l West Thryfourth
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-03
PROPOSALS FOR RESERVOIRS

Proposals will be received at the Mayors OF. i;
henosha unii' The 18th day of May 10 NJ. forth.
nnIlding OF Reservoir on Market Square. .,bs
scle OF The Present reservoir, according to the fol-
lowing specifications:
ihf Reservoir TO be of circular form, twenty five
'eet clear ~ dIameter, aud twelve feet in depth
with brick wall eight inches thick. from the sinh.
stratum OF clay; deposit of gravel one foot in
thickness to be placed behind said wall. The ton
81 covering oil the reservoir to be twenty,eight feet
square, aad to he made nf IT, .-''ss "'ac' anu
Ia IaSiiole 10 be lined with eight inch pine boards
Said top or covering to be placed upon siringers,
a: east ten inches square each, with two posts
from the two ceatre stringers, ten inches square,
each.
For access to the water. three scuttes will be
arqnired; one in the centre four feel square, and
two side, eighteen inches square each.
The bids viii be opened at the time specified, in
the Mayors office, and the contract let to the low
est and best bidder. N. STEBBINS,
r. SNIFFIN,
u. CROSIT,
Com. on Fire Dept.
BY order OF the City Council.
Dated Nav 9, 1853 2w46
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TR IBUNE & TELEGRAPH
Local. Miscellaneous, News, &c. &c.

MAY DAY-Though the month OF a nrii
went out most gorgeously, amid soft, flower
scented breezes and resplendentmoonshlne'
and with an atmosphere SO mild and seeuc-
tive that il was almost impossible to stay
indoors; yet Young May" was ushered
in with fog and raw, unpleasant northeast
wind, that made a fire quite luxury.
Notwithstanding the tenacity with which
Old Winter chung to US, there is no want Of
wild flowers for browning the Queen Of
May" Vegetation has seldom been more
forward on the first of May, than it is this
season. All the early spring flowers
are out in profusion, the folest trees are put
ting forth their leaves, and the spreading
prairies have donned their vestment oI
green.
Many of our farmers inform us that they
have finished their early spring sowing un-
der favorable circum stances, andsome fields
of wheat we hear If could hardly wait for
the finishing touch Of the harrow. before
putting forth their green blades. We hear
encouraging accounts of the Winter wheat
Erom all parts Of the State, while the Spring
wheat in this vicinity is already giving
promise of the future
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-03

O,R PrERs.-Ourcnterprsing warehouse
men have been busy repairing their respec-
tive Piers, and have them now as good as
new, and ready for the summer business
The storms of the last winter proved pretty
severe on the piers, and all three of them
were considerably damaged. But the pro
prictors were not men to suffer them long
toremainin dilapidated condl'ion. They
are probably now in as good condition for
the shipping business as ever they were -
We understand that the winter storms have
considerably deepened the water around
the piers.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-03

COON, pARLOR. BOX STOVES w
have purch ased largely from Rathhone and Ken
nedy, of A Ibany, their celebrated Albany Stoves
whose manufactures, have obtained III shs, a:
well as all other markets, an enviabie reputation
They have been long tried and found reliablr
For style, finish, and durability, they are une
qualIed.
QUEEN OF THE WEST. IMPROVED AIR,
TIGHT COOKING STOVE, 4 SIZES. This is the bes
Cooking Stove in use. The prnciple is three
FLUEs, warranted to cook and bake perfectly, anC
to stand fire without cracking, and takes the pre-.
MUM on trial, wherever exhibited.
BUCKS PATENT AIR-TiGuT COOK STOVE
sizes, IL pattern we'll known TO our customers
This stove has been greatly improvedr For beau
ty of STYLE and finish il has 10 superior, always
warranted to cook and bake perfectly, and to stand
the fire without cracking.
MORNING STAR, ELEVATED OVEN Cock
Stove. 2 sizes, this IS one Of the most b"autiful e
evated oven Stoves in market the operation OF this
kind ofstove # we'll known and approved. Will
not crnrk by file.
YOUNG AMERICA, NEW PATTERN elevated
oven Cook Stove, patented 1854. No elevated
Oven Stove possesses the advantages thus Stove
does. Call aud examine il.
RED JACKET COOR STOVE, NEW PAT
TERN, Sd, principle of the direct draught, very
large oven, useful aud cheap stove; fitted air
tight
EAGLE ATR-TTGHT PREMIUM COOK
STovE. This Stove is well made and warranted
with drilled doors is cheap operates good. Pat
ter nent and durable
PARLOR STOVES, IN great Variety, al
Albany Castings. Ocean Parlors, Sheet iron sell
regulators, new pattern for $50. parlor cook
stove. : boiler holes in top Gpsey Queen ParoI
90. Gipsey Queen franklin do. Cottage paroi
DO Open faror, open frout do Open raror
open front with top. Six plate Alright Box
Stoves Of oil sizes, for fires Rooms aud Halls
4 few COAL STOV YES for Offices
TIN SHOP IN connection. We manufacture
all kiuds Of sheet iron, and copper ware Custom
work and Jobbng done to order. may2G
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AN ORDINANCE.
UeIailve al the C!ty Ceme.sry.

D. i ordained ny the City Cocncil OF the city
of kenusha,
5 There shall be appointed by the city council
tpnnnl'y, or as often as occasion may reqnitc, II
Sex Oh, whose duty it shall be- under the direction
Of lhe Mayor and COMMITTEE on Puhic G, ounds
take charge OF the city Cemetery Buryng
Grouud-to att6nd To The digging OF graves there.
in. and TO make annual report Of the nambei OF
ntvrments; TO see that the main enclosure fence
l. kcpt ~ proPe repar,au iasi tie waiksan trees
aud sh;ubbefy, within said enclosure are preServ-
ed in good condition, and guarded from trespas>
and injury; and discharge snch urther dulles ia the
matter OF addiug 10 the impt ovrmeat and orna<
mpnt OF the cemetery grounds. IS may from time
10 time be directed. IL shall receive such eason-
ah'e compensation for his services may be agrr
upon nv him and said committee. and shall credit
the civ With all moneys received by him on &C,
count Of grave digging, or for the performance OF
.ny NO X or service ne may be called upon TO per
form Ia connection with sad cemetery grounds or
any part thereof. He SHALL be removed at the
pleasure Of he City Council.
2 Whoever shall turn into the enclosure know II
the CITY Cemetery, any holsr, COW. swine. or
other animal or animals, by which damage m y or
shall be orcasoued TO any OF its wsks, trees or
shfubh.ry, or ornaments Of any kind. shall be deem
I'd guilty Of trespass, aud on CONVICTION thereof.
before the MAYOR or any Justice of the Peace of
TIE NiN. $tllU Or required ~ pay hHt ol HoA TESS
than lh'ee nor more than twenty five dollars, with
4,,aaors, and in default of the payment of such
fue and damages. be imprisoned 10 the county jail
not less than five nor more than thirty DAYS.
3 Persons DESTROYS of purchasing and owning
Ions in the CITY Cemetery, shall make application
to the Ciy Treasurer at whose office plat of the
Cemetery Ground shall be kept, and on which plat
the number of every block and the number aud
price Of every Lot shall be designated aud marked
On the selection of any Lot by any person or per-
sons. desiriar the same. the designated price there
for sha 4 Be paid 10 the said Treasurer, who shall
uiv- receip; TO the party purchasing, stating
therein the number OF the Lot and received:
and on tie presentation 0! this reeep. to The CIiy
Clerk, the Mayor and Clerk shall execute Deed,
10 The name Of Re City TOR the Lot ~ Lots, aud
IN The name or names gjven or s,a.ed IN such re-
ceipt. The City Clerk shall file all such recs ipls II
hs Oiiice ara shall keep account OF all pay
mrnis made on Cemetery account. shalt appear
from said receipts, IN book to b. provided for that
purpose. & c. SHOLEs,
Dated April 80, 1855 46 Mayor
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DEATH OF "CuRRER BELL
Bronp ,,nown in the literary world under
the name of Carer Bell, and as the author
Of Jane Eyre, Shirley" and "Villette, "
us dead She was the last survivor of
three wonderful girls, the daughters Of a
clergyman who, now very aged and infirm,
survives all his many children. The name
Bronii IAN abbreviation of Brou'erro) is
Irish, and very ancient. The mother died
many years ago. and several of herchildren.
When the reading world began to have an
interest in their existence, there We're three
sisters and y brotherliving with their father
at ildworth, near keshtly.in Yorkshire
Charlotte, Emily, and Ann, ("Currer,
"Ellis, and "Acton.n(
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-03
New Sidewalks.

The City Council at special meeting
last Monday evening ordered the construc-
ton of about mile of new side walks.
One of six feet width from Grand street
to the Plank Road on the east side OF Vest
Main Street.
On the north side of Wisconsin st. from
the present termination of the walk to West
Main st.
From the n E. cornerof block "a. on the
west side of Chicago St. TO the plank road
TO be 5 feet wide
An extension of the walk on the north
side of the plank road to the lot formerly
owned by Dr. Jenk deceased-6 feet wide
On the south side of Wisconsin ST. from
Main St west to the n E. corner OF lot 9
block 47-six feet wide.
On the north side of Wisconsin ST. from
the Runals House to Exchange St.-fve
feet wide.
A. N. Crotsenburgh was appointed spe-
cial Street Supervisor to superintcnd ;he
construction of these walks.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-03

There are about 100000 children in
the United States in attendance upon Sab
bath Schools, and OF this number $50. 900
are under the care of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. In Tie Baltimore conference
about $4,000 children are every Sabbath
instructed in this portion of the Church
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Eg~ Steamboats, are now passing here at
an average rate o(--say half dozen day.
Every boat swarms with passengers and is
loaded to the guards with freight. The
uumber Of strangers here are SO great that
we can hardly see any body we know in the
street--Prairic du CHi-n Cour. Apra 81.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-03

EV-For matter of profound interest to
She ladies we refer to she advertisement OF
Mrs. Scribner. Our domestic experience
leads US to the in ference that her goods are
popular with the ladies', and that it is only
necessary for her TO announce nm arrival to
secure abundant custom.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-03

Ey- We copy this week, from the Nil.
Sentinel, the 9th letter Of VoLSEy FRENcH,
Esq of this city, now travelling in Europe.
Mr.. French writes very readable account
of the sights he sees, and the impressions
they make upon him.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-03

SroCK FOR SALE We call The attention
of all interested to the advertisement OF
Jesse Hooker, Esq, of Salem. He offers
some excellent stock for sale at auction, on
the 18th day of May inst His cows, es-
pecially, wear told, are of the best. Those
in want of such kind OF stock will do well
10 attend the auction