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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12

ARRIVALS

Hon. Edward Everett has accepted an invitation TO
peat his Grafton upon The Character OF George Wash
ington,' in Providence, X. j., Wednesday evening
next.
ARRIVALS
A. he chrendon-cJohn q: Bruno and servant Batimo,e
British Army England Dorsey Coz and lady, PhiladelPha
=, 1usney, hhode Island; Capt - hensnaw 3. r. r..
Ward Mr. fucker LBalumore; J. Barsow, Cacuta o. 8.
Bradley, Providence.
From Norfolk, &c, In steamship Roanoke Capt Z socum.
D SIN mons, VIM Weomore, slocum, Butler. A W
korfieet Bishop, Capt Boles Henry II Jones, Jas
Donehue Zach Rich Jones and Indy, Hunt and four
Children, ysgsam, y G III IN l. l. s.csiase,
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COMING TO TERMs--A. La Grange who was re-
Gently puicted Albany In the of 1000 damages
for breach promise OF marriage with and seduc ion
Of Miss Elizabeth Campbell has negotiated marriage
with ihe fair prosecptii8
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Adjournment OF the Ohio Legislature.

The Ohio legislature adjourned today till the first
Monday IN Jaruary The adjournment TO have
taken place Wednesday night, but postponed in
consequence Of the press of business The proceedings
to-day harmonious, and business about finished
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12

HEH.s 'Es THERE.-It is said that Commo-
aore Vanderbilt despsrs Of getting any help
from Marcy for the Transit Company against
Gen. Walker. The written declaration Of Mr..
Joseph L. White, Of December last, in the
Northern Light controyersy--that 1--WE 1.-THE
company owe allegiance to IT walkers gov
ernmentl, and to 1t we must look for the pro
lection pledged in our charter'-seems to have
been remembered by Marcy and applied with
peculiar JUNCTION in answer to the Commo-
dores appeal for material aid" The Com
modore, we suspect, had better give 1t up with
Marcy and make the most Of bis bargain with
Walker.
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Cor 0ncrs' Inquests.

DsowNrp-Thomas Osborn, boy aged about 10 years
fell overheard yesterday from canal boat lying at pier
No. Fast river and got by the police but died
soon after the rescue Coroner Connery held an inquest
upon the body Verdict, death by drowning.
FATAI ACCIDENT on snrpBoARD Coroner Perry held IN
inquest yesterday, on board the ship Guy Mannering y
ing at the foot OF Dover street. upon the body of man
named Michael Mead who Killed by falling into the
hold OF the aboveivessei Verdict accidental death u
ceased was 40 years Of age and native of Ireland
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Lake Navigation.

EClFAIo, AprI II, lBot.
The ice moved out OF haEoor last night. In he
Lake It is slowly breaking away.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12

TREMENDOUS DEMOCRATIC VIcTORY.-f WI
may believe the Atlas and Argus there never
was such tremendous victory gained by the
democracy, as the victory achieved in the late
election, by twenty-five votes, Of Dr.. Quacken-
bush, the democratic candidate for Mayor of
Albany. Mr.. Perry, it appears, was supported
by the most formidable and heterogeneous
combination Of materials ever rallying upon
my one man since the election Of Gen. Hsrri.
son. Mr.. Perry, we are told, was the Know
Nothing candidate for Mayor, the Germas
lager bier candidate, the intractable hard shell
democratic candidate, and a SORT Of haif-and
half NTGGER-W oRsHIPPEE and temperance can
didate, and very popular man to boot YET
he was beaten by the "unterrifed democracy
by twenty-five votes. Give, then, the Albany
democracy and DR.. Quackenbush the banner
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Ship Glance and bark Pentucke., In DIstress


The ship Glance, from Liverpool for New York, Is
ported arrived in Chesapeake bay with loss Of rudder-
has been Ill days on the passage.
The bark Pentucket from Pernambuco FOR New York,
hAs put into the Chesapeake, dismssted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12

FRENCH INTERVENTION IN HAYT.--t appears
that the French government has just appointed
Mr.. Consul Dillon Consul General at Port-au-
Prince. This is the gentleman, it will be
remembered, who made himself 80 conspicuous
at the Sandwich Islands, and afterwards at
San Francisco, BY furthering the designs Of
the French and annoying Americans AT SAL
Francisco he winked at the enlistment of men
for the Mexican government, under an impress
sion that he was thus checking the expansion
of the United States but the authorities got
hold Of him, and he eventually lost his Office
and was for some time under a cloud. His
affair was settled by Mr. Mason at last. and
another Consul sent to San Francisco Now.
it appears Dir. Dillon is transferred to higher
sphere Of duties at Portau-Prince.
One cannot help coupling the appointment
Of this violent anti-American to the important
Office he is to hold at Port Prince with the
reported landing of twelve thousand French
troops ct Guadaloupe. Are the French going
to take this hemisphere in hand, after all?
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HIAwATHA HoPR CHAPN.-Miss Kimberly recised
HAwathA for the third time ast evening She viii give
. morning recitation to day.
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THIATY-SUUR ,fss COn6RES5.
Tmsr SEES sI0N.


Senate
WAsHUGros, April II, 1866.
The ssnate passed forty egat private bills, including
for the reet Of tho officers and soldiers Of the
who sustaned losses by the Fan Francisco and Winfield
Scott steamboat cisae .ers.
Adjourned till Monday.
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INCREASE OF POSTAL FAcIITrJEs.-Under this
head will be found communication complain
ing Of the retention at the general Post Office,
of letters addressed to the Broadway Office
and sustaining in general terms the principle
Of outside enterprise being permitted to do the
work Of the Department. So long as the heads
Of the latter turned deaf ear to the demands
Of the public for increased postal facilities
within the boundaries of the city, we were
disposed to leave to individuals the care OF
supplying the accommodation which they re-
fused to provide, But when we see the Post.
master taking steps in the right direction, u Id
preparing to assiiniiate the system Of city de
livery to that Of London-the most perfect in
the world-we are bound frankly to express
our opinion that it would be inconsistent VITA
and prejudicial to the efficiency of that sys
TEN, to permit private companies any longer
to monopolse business that legitimately be-
longs to the Department In addition to the
large increase which has been made in the
number of receiving boxes throughout tn,
city, we understand that the Postmaster ha.
provided four stations, or branch Offices, in
different districts which will commence opera
lions on the LIST Of May. These Offices will not
only receive, but deliver letters directed t. lo
kept there till called for, and will thus pro-
vide for the want Of which our correspondent
complains. With the multiplication Of these
facilities as fast as the arrangements OF the
Department will permit and the demands Of
our population necessitate, our city delivery
will soon be placed on as satisfactory footing
as that Of London. Mr.. Fowler deserves
credit for the exertions which he is making to
effect these changes. We trust that they will
not be confined to one locality, but will be ex-
tended to the whole Of our postal arrange
ments Uniformity as has been success fully
demonstrated by Rowland Hill, is the onlv
principle which can ensure economy anu
efficiency in the administration Of the Post
|" Office Department.
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"vIRGN1A SKIES LOOKING UP."-The Virei.
MIA papers are delighted to learn that "virgi-
MIA Skies are looking up" Very good; but
meantime Virginia politics, all at sxes and
sevens, appear to be looking down. What are
they after in Old Virginia?
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Release OF the Schooner Maryland.

NOEV'Dh VA, April II, iHJU.
The schooner Maryland has been released, Captain
speght having paid the fine OF $500 Cor his refusal 10
submit TO search.
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HOase or Representatives.

WAsInNGTON, April III, 1906
The bill to compensate Msister John 8. Pendet,n
for extra diplomatic services passed, together with
. number Of other pr vale bills.
Adjourned till Monday.
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Non-Arrival OF the Cambria.

HAIHAx, April III A. M
Tho steamship Cambria now in her fourtssnth day
from Liverpool has not yet been signaled Of this por
Wind Y. W. Weather GEAR.
7be Canada left here for Liverpool at 30 last night
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, April IL, 1s,G.
Stocks duh. Pennsylvania State Fives "a; Reading
Railroad 46; Long Island, ID; Morris Canal 14L; Penn
syivania Rsilroad 45I.
PHILADELPHIA IRON MARKET.
FHIADMImA, April IL, 1856.
The transactions in pig during the week
moderate although there has been considerable Inquiry
sales being cLeche by the rmness Of holders The quo
tations $2S for No $26 for No. and s25 for No.
sales for the week, 15o0 TONS Bars and rails in request
at improving rates. rails $50 for cash nails firm; bars
$40 o S75
NEW ORLEANS, April 10, 1856.
Cotton has advanced ~. 13c Sales to. day, 1000
bales. Mddrg Is quoted at exc l0s. Corn "a selling
for SO ceLts LARD, in kegs, quoted at 1876 Meas
pork, $40. Rio coifee, l2c. Sterling Exchange, 81
IN.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &C.


yXrATCHEs-FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
The largest and most splendid assortment OF watches
the city be found nj the subscribers He has
business Wall street for the last eighteen years and sell
ing all descriptions OF gold and silver watches jewey and
silver at wholesale and RETAIL at much less than the
usual prices. -.
Fine detached levers, full jewelled &8 %
Fine gold hunting leplne. four holes Jewened .,. $5 W
Gold hunting English patent levers xbS W
Fine gold hunting detached levers ful Jeweied .x40 %
Gold and enamel watches for ladies W. W To SD 90
spiendid gold pocket chrononeters Sl2o w to 800 W
'p pcrses soO 90 to $3.50 70
Co nuntng watches which eight days Sl25 W 70 $50
Gold n ngic watches, which change into three
watcN'A sSl1D w vAN W
az sglsh paiert levers full eweed S45 on 10 $3.50 10
pver English patent lever SIG 10 to ~ ~
ss detached levers full jeweled SIS 90 TO $40 w
ttna gold railway ueke0pers SlW 10 to Sl75
SILVER lcpires, four holes lewelled 80 ~ to xl7 10
fobiaF Harrison, II. X g. Beeseey. L f. Cooper and
MI, 9th celebrated makers, Tor sale very low
All plclcs warranted TO keep correct time Watches and
eyalry exchanged Watches aud ewery repaired bea
manner AND much lee than the usual Goods
a. ali pa United States AMI Canada free Of ch
GEORGE G ALIEN importer OF watches aud jewelry
wholesale aud retail No II Wall str set. sect door, aess
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-27

Office of tho United States
Magazine
Editor of the journal of Edu-
cation and College Review
Noisy Carriers Book Co
Excelsior Soap Works
The American Plate Glass Co
The Prlsmatic Turning Ia
Union Color and Chemical
Manufacturing Co
American Manufacturing Co
Phoenix Chemical Co
Bay State Glass Co
Rochester Transportation Co
Botany Smoothing Iron Co
Branden Car Wheel Co
Venus Lodge, No q
Meeting Office Of the Metro
poluan Art Assn
New York Lodge, No 10
Union Color Works
American Art Union
The Consignee OF the Ship
Walter Scott
Owners Of ship John Fife
l. b. FOWLER + NJ.
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OrgICE OF THE DEIAWARE LACKAWANNA AND

OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
" Western Railroad Co. 81 Wall street, New York June "a
The President and Board OF Managers have
declared semi annual interest dividend OF three 90
upon the capital stock Of this company for the
ending 30h June instant payable In capital
Warren Railroad Company Of New Jersey and AFTER
the 18th July proxmo this Office In where the dvi
dend does share of said stock tiy dollars
there are fractions cex will be issued emitting the
holders shares when presented in sufficient
hey their option make up the difference by
ment The ,ranfer book will be closed from
this date until the 18th July proxmo. by order.
w. T. WARREN
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NEW AMSTERDAM FIRE INSURANCE co, NEW
~ York June 25 la56-Divdend-A semi annual divdned
has this day been declared, payable and
he 7h day of July The transfer books will be
closed unta that date.
W. II. DUSENBERRY, Secretary
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LIST OF LETTERS
9e@ainlDg n the New York CITY Post once,
Friday, juno ~, 1856.

Published exclusively the New YoRK HERALD by Act Of
Congresse havng he largest circulation Of any paper
IN A.e U.itd States.
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DAYMENT OF COUPONs.-THE JULY COUPONS OF
bonds of Iowa county Wisconsin, Issued 10 the Mineral
Point Railroad Company will be padton the proximo
the Ocean Bank OF the city Of New York Also the coupons
or second mortgages bonds OF the Mineral Point
Railroad Company will be paid at the time and place
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MARINERS SAYINGS BANK, CORNER OF THIRD
M avenue and Ninth s,reet.-Dyiiend-A semi-annuil
dividend the rate of ak cent Of 800 and under
per all 500 which shall have been
POSTED three months prior the lst of July will be paya
and after july 81 Interest notcalcd for will be
the credit Of depeors and draw interest principal
Eank open daily from 4. NJ TO T. NJ aud Wedne siay
and Saturday evenings, from to O'Clock.
THOMAS B STIIIMAN, President
& cn VI EEs NILES vice Presidents.
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TIME INTEREST COUPONS DUE JULY |, 1856 ON
the city OF Wheeling bonds issued TO the Hempfcid Rail
road Company will be paid at the Office of tho Ohio Life Ia
s,rance Company, New York on and after that date
YORK, H, 1856
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NEW y0RR AND ERIE RAnROAD.-ON AND Az.
IN Monday May 49, 1856 and until further notice. pas
trains will leave pier foot Of Duane sreot follows
punkirk express NJ A. NJ. for Dunkirh
Buffalo express. nj A. NJ. for Buffalo.
Mail, at e.l5 A. M, for Dunkrk and Buffalo inserme
dists stations Passengers by this mail will or
press for syracuse. CayuRa Canandaigua Niagara
Fails and Rochester and with the lightning express train
Lake Shore Railroad. for CINCINNATI Chicago, &c.
Roekand passenger at $50 r. M, from foot OF Chamber
sree) Piemo for Sunerns and intermediate
way passenger. atP. NJ, for Newbus and Mddlc4own.
Ard intermediate s'aiops.
Nigh, express p N. for runkirk and Buffalo
EngranL p. : o. Durkirk snd HufKslo. and hsxm~-
date stations
The above rains daily. sundsys excepted
These express trains At Emra with ns klmwS
Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls ~
Pnphamton with the syracuse and Bin anamton Railroad
Syracuse: At Corning with Buffalo, Corning New Yor
Railroad for Rochester al Great Bend Delaware LacA
Western Railroad for Scranton: Buffalo
punkk with the Lake Shore Railroad Cleveland Cncinn
Tals52, DetrciI Chicago, no
&c, GcCALLCN. GeGevalsrver.aieudeus.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN INsTALMENr
IN of two half per cent will be paid Of
the stocks Of the State Of Illinois and after Monday
OF New York The instalmen Will be stamped upon the
pom Of July, 1856 from l. and NJ. canal bonds
JOHN MOORE, Treasurer Of Ilnois-
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-06
New Advertisements.

There are several matters ofiutcrest in advcr
tisng columns this week.
Matthew Bnr;h adverti.es an Auction Sale of Ok.
en-, Cows, and Farming Implements on tho 18th inst
Prof Iiaznzcr, it will be seen proposes to give a
Grand Masquerade and Fancy Dress Ball, at the
Runals House, on the Is inst. 1t will also be seen
that the day for his Dancing School is changed 10
Saturday.
Dr.. S;arAweather, continues to enumeratc the
articles which the public want and that he is pre-
pared 10 furnish Aud by the way, we will remark
hero that there is not mare complete stock Drugs,
Medicines &c, &c, the Lake Shore, than that Of
the Drs Look at his advertisements.
Lake Shore Il. BY reference to the adver-
tiscmont it will be that tho tire table this
Road has again been changed.
Horace Waters, makes a announcement in
cur paper this week, nreierence to his Music Store
Candidates. 1t will be seen that John +. Henry
offer, himself a candidate for election to the Of
flee Of City Marshal.
\. n Crotsenburgh, is also a candidate for the
same office.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-06

Est TrantCommencing 70 rods Of corner OF lot 16
on side OF Kenosba ST. thence is rods thence to old
Chicago road thence n Is rds thence TO beginning
Est Trant-commeucing side Of Kenosha ST. where
the line of sd or sd ST. thence % rds thencs
line, thence to line of cd sec, " beg
II Rudd-commencns on side Of Kencsha st. 81 n Of
cor OF lot TO- thence Is rds thence a IT, thence
Is rds, thence TO beginning
V Yates-Lot 8 e of common
Leonard-com'ng side Of townine road lss n Of
nwcor. lot e Of common, thence side Exchange
Misunderstanding I'd of lot IL, thence TO
line OF Holmes Nichols adm thence rds, thence
to old Chicago road thence 8 rds to beginning
Brown-comng rds offs lot II, thence to line
OF Holmes Nichols addn, thence rds Old Chca
go road thence n 3 rds to beginning
Scot;-comng side OF old Chicago road Is rds OF
cor of lot H. thence IL rs thence rds, thence
10 rds thence rds to beginning
II Yeonan--comnencng at point II rds Of cor Of
lot IL 10 rds of old Chicago road, thence rds
IL rd., n rds, e 5 i-2 rds to beginning
Stephen Forbes-comng point l2 rds Of lot H.
ID IL rds OF old Chicago road thence rds thence
" 3 rds, thence n rds thence to beginning
John Nhitecom'ng Is rds lot II, thence to
line Of Holmes Nichols add'n thence rds, thence
TO W line Of old Chicago road, 3 rds to beginning
VIM Ae-coiag side of old Chic road IS 81 rds OF
cor lot H. thence 10 centre line OF I'D or thence
1s5 it, etc line old Chic road, ls5 # to beginning
Unk1own-comg - rds OF Of lot IL, thence
10 rds thence Ids, thence 10 rd to old ccag road
thence n rods to the beginning
Est OF w Tran-comg 9sJ If II OF Of lot II,
thence to centre OF sd thence 459 r. thence
etc old Chic. road, thence n S59 # to beginning
Geo Fowlercomg Is rds offs of Holmes Nichols ad
theuce TO Telegraph road thence southery rds n,
to centre line OF sd or :, rds to beginning
Johnson-comg at Of Geo Fowler land, thence to
Bonds land thence to Telegraph road, thence TO sd
fowlers " corner, thence to beginning
Peter Tully-comg at of blk ID in Holmes Nichols
addn, thence rds, thence rds, thence n rds,
thence rds to the beginning
Unknown-commencng of lot IS bk 5, Holmes
Nichols addn, thence rds, thence rds, thence
I FdS % q TN thA hSrtn mini
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-06

Cpknown--0n the n or 7 r g. commencing 9s II
Of corner of land sold by J. Bond 70 Caleb Cook
thence n III #, n, III #. to beginning
The fd9!o,ciao v E Or Sec tt IS,
Cyrus Rurroughs-C Commencing at corner of l. Hns
dae's land thence to corner said Hnsdae'S land,
thence 100 f. thence to Pattersons line to beg
l. Hinsda,e-C Commencing "a rods Of the n corner Of
said or Sec thence 81 rods thence IS o. thence -
rods, thence v the beginning
SuthConlmeneing O. rods OF " corner OF said ar
sec thence rods links thence % rods thence
rods links thence q . rods TO beginning
NiehoLo 26 ~ and part of lot % Of the common
the part OF lot b from the side OF said lot, being Is
front on the common and IS wide in the rearAso all
Telegraph Rroad
Unkpown-commeocipg ITO II OF " corner Of lot Is
on the side Of Old Chicago Road thence % n thence
100 n. thence = n, thence 100 II 10 beginning
Cnknown-comIaeDcing - corner an lot ie or
side Of kenosha thence " Thos SCOTS land thence
sNa, tssass 20 kscosss st., tAsacs : 70 oegirai.g
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-06
TAX NOTICE.
TREAsURER's OFFICE. Kenosha Co. w

TREAsURER's OFFICE, kenosha Co. Wis,
City of Kenosha, March g. 1856
NOTICE 10 hereby given that much Of each Of the fol-
Az lowing described lots tracts or parcels Of land az NAV
be necessary for that purpose WILL the second Tuesday
be sold at Public Auction, the House, City
kenosa for the payment of the taxes interest and CHARGES
thereon, for the year 1855 Sale nine o.
CLOCK III the forenoon OF the day above mentioned.
KENosHA CITY--FIRsT WARD
The fo11oUing In Totcn ., Range 3D.
s. Ss sssfs theme. ''ss
4.
e Taeyer1Lot s, y 2, ssqrs.ssi
ss s5s si:s !; Z
5 !: sasas: 10 4 sIsn;s IS b sesnf :,
HxsIn corner .hsnees Is H. .hsnes line Of bk,
g% say'i.-fhs ' h u xsr tSs s3ss q see 81.
kanfe Ftefcs-fhe 1r ofbk "a. do do
Geo we sri y i. IS Do 90 being
Trent ON Market ST. extending the width to thes line
f.s 3ss- Z. :s ( g from.
Ike, kss =. o. side ., lot. .ai sx.eaAass 70 the sl!ey
sSt I.
tssa a' !: s. ss. s s:':. to sA''s
ssml ogeris.1s 2Gsa:atnTgst 8: sec 81.
point Pss .srss. s
:, s.Ps thereof on lime i'm, Of * H.
thence south to the beginning -
a w Dcuiiiil<-The hi of OF blk 81 ar sec 3i
a Doylr-The hi of the hf ar hk 81 sec 81
"A Jacksonville Of bk g. sec BIZ except Epseo-
pal Ct.rch lot n W 100 # BY e6 IT. ",
MISS Fdes-Csmmencng A It Of the corner Of iot l.
blk 40 81 thence l35 IT, thence to hne OF 50 ot
thence W o iins thence n the beginning,
s. FScomEencing the corner OF Lot Ok " qr sec
ST. thence I5e IT, thence % IT, IL: IL #, tn
n beginnng
Eliza Word commencing Us Of the corner OF 10: ok
Homo CGmpbH-commencing line Of lot Ok <u 9r
81 a II Of the thence TO me- thence ssslt
thence ius, thence to the beginning -
l. Whilasre-Tlrs W hi Of Lot blk Al, ssJr csc u,
james TieTneg-Lot bk A. or sec 81,
Patrick Sp,iman-lotl0 do de do -
JOSH h BoTiart Of bk a. sec 81 emmenehg rVft OF
Of I'D Blk, thence TO corner 81 0s IN sa OK
thence Is IT, thence point 30 II sfe line OF 50 o.
thsnee 20 the beginning. 49,
Geo kiabdLcommenerg side ofWisconsn st. l2t II o.
the Blk a. eqr 81 thence 20 cor
thence 10 thence to point ii OF the he
thereof, thence 20 the beginning
W T Goodlpe-Tb- VI hi Of Lot bk s.. wartseE,
I'm Maph 1.-THE " I'd Of Lotto do % Do
49,. LIZ
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FREi0HTING BUSINESS
BOOKS, STATIONERY,

BOOKS, STATIONERY,
AND
PAPER HANGINGS.
StyfIFGN KING, At his vrell known stand On
- stree, pleasure in saying his numerous
friends and the public geeeraly that his stock of Book
tionery, aud Pap angugs, is complete extea
siye than has eve, hetore been offered IN KenoEka
SCHOOL BOOKS,
OF the latest and approved standards are offered
Ehoesgie R6t Of every kind and description used
Common High Schools prices that cannot fail to please
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Comprising all the standard Works. both Eng IN ard Amer
lean, in various and beautiful styles Of Bind gPose and
PoeryIsories, Biographies, Tales &c. Bibles Dicona-
ries Prayer Books, and Hymn Books New Books from all
the grea, Publishing Houses constantly received by Express
STATIONERY,
Comprising every variety, quality and style Letter Note
and Billet Paper; Poolscsp, ruled ana uhfutea
white, aud assorted eoIors; Cards OF every
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