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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
NIAGARA FALLS. Aug.

Last evening about o'clock large piece Of
rock, weighing not less than one hundred tons.
fell from the precipice Goat Island, three hun
dred feet from the British Fall -Four persons
were at the foot Of the pFeeipice az the time,
three OF whom were injured, G.. w. Parsons.
Of cleveland. it Is feared, fatally. G. W Vii.
hams, OF New Haven, had an arm broken, and a
boy named Haniy leg broker,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
Council Prooeedings-Regular Meeting.

august . IoJf.
The Council met this evening. Present, the May
or and AID. Leonard Gillis, Berens and Strong The
minutes of the proceeding meeting were read and
approved.
Petition for Sidewalk on Main Street from
Main Street bridgeto Division Street referred TO
Committee on Roads and Bridges.
The following Claims were considered and allow
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kENOSHA COUNTY BANK,
KsENOSHA, WIS.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange on New York always for sale.
Interest allowed on special certificates of deposits
Notes drafts and certificates of deposit cashed OF
collected at current rates OF exchange without othc
charge.
Uncurent Bank Notes Bought
Gold and Silver coin bought and sold.
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
York. j. H. KIMBALL. CASHIER.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

The Janesvillc Ge-et's of the Sd inst says =
Friday and Saturday were superb days forprePar-
in = tic fast ripening whea; for the harvest We
hear Of very little complaint ofrus; or blight. Al
goes well To-day there viii be & pretty general
commencement in cutting spring wheat. All we
want is good weather, 10 secure the finest crop
o. wheat cy n gr0wn in Wisconsin.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
The ozaakee .iIrertirr has the following:

IHs NAaaaee -i8tert7scT has the f0HoNInE:
SAD AcCIDBNT-EIvE BoYs DRowNED-We
learn BY the Rev Mr.. Parsons that on Sunday
morning last FIVE lads-thc oldest not more than
Is years-were drowned in the mill race in the vii.
lGge Of Hamilton, this county They were in 6
sunsll boat which upset where the water was eight
feet deep, and Hll five drowned be fore the &c
cident was discovered Three Of The boys were
brothers and ell German
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

81. MdholstN, Ediu VI IooE atCi jtSu
The Committee appointed to settle with Sheldon
Fish for experimenting the construction ofthe Har-
Dor Scows, reported that Mr.. Fish should be allow
ed Forty Dollars for said services. The report not
adopted
Aid. Leonard moved that the Committee on
Roads and Bridges be instructed to enquire i5to the
expedence ofopening South Street from Maiden
Lane to Main St Which was agreed io'
Josiah Bond Esq, President of the kcnosha &
Rockford Railroad Company appeared before the
Council and requested that some steps might be tax
en- To have the City Bonds about to be issued, bear
ten per cent interest instead of seven. Which was
eferred 70 the Committee Railroads.
License was ordered to be granted to the follow
nc persons to sell Intoxicating Liquors at the prices
annexed, upon their filing Bonds as required by
tg,t. -
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THE CRoPs--In cur exchanges from every par
Of the country we e the most hatierilg accounts o.
the crops. Wheat especially, is said to be the lar
gcst and best pth5 has been harvested for years
Winter wheat la leen very generally harvested ii
excellent condition. The yield is large, and the
qualify he very best.
In the county, the crop is mostly confined II
spring wheat which Of course is NOT ready fer bar
vesting quite as soon as winter wheat, but VIC an
dcrsand there is much oft that will be cut this weel,
The yield will he equally large and Inequality a
good comparatively, as the winter wheat
MIR. VARIES poDGE Of Pleasant Prairie sent u
in a sample of his wheat on Monday. Ii was wei
turned ana looked to us full ripe enough for cuttiu
The heads are large and well filled, and the berry
plump and fair Il, we ever saw. lie calculates i
will yield him, on an average 30 to IS bushels pc
acre.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

w. A Bachelors Fair Dye
Grey, Red or Rusty Hair, Dyed instantly TO beautiful
and Natural Brown Black without injury to the
Hair or Skin, by VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.
FIFTEEN MEDALS DIPLOMAS have been awarded t.
VIM A. Bachelor since 1892 and $4,000 application.
have been made othe hair of his patrons bis famous Dye
1t produces color be distinguished nature ano
is WARRANTED not to nure in the least however long
be continued,
Made sold applied Gin nine private rooms) the Wig
Factory, 283 Broadway, New York.
Sold In all cities and towns Of the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers
So The Genuine has the name and address upon stee
plate engraving on four sides of each box
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
2l3 Broadway, New York.
All others counterfeit.
Sold BY all respectable Druggists throughout the Uniteo
ates. 1yn5
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

THE NATIoNAL MAGAzGNH-Wc have received
the August number and find it, as usual, filed with
onterosting, instructive and improving reading mat
ter This is q religious periodical, devoted to Lit
eraturc, Art, and Religion. Every number is pro
fuse!y and beautifully illustrated with fine engraving
of a high order If the art. lis edited by JANIS
FLoY ana published bp CARR roN Il PORTER, New
York Terms s. d ear.
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DlED-Juy 80, 1851 CHARLOTTE geneva Vac srYKr aged
q years andS days. She has found at last he orphan.
home.
SoSE think it's sad to die
10 pass forever from lfe's rocky shore
To minge with the dust and be no more
To close the eye
From life's delightful scenes
Tie star gemmed sky.
The friends we cherished in our youthful hours
And all those green, broad meadows OF sweet flowers
To leave them all
10 list no more 10 voices loved so we'll
NOT birds sweet tones, nor echo's gentle swell
Der Eipniing waves that kiss the pethy shore;
40 know the winds solemn dirge sill pour
Above the pail
II Is not sad to die
No Ito he summoned TO that unknown land
To meet with that Departed happy band,
Far, far on high;
And then TO Dc at rsSt
No nigh!
10 seek for truths never could unfold
And ask replies that never here were told
To freely
In those unfathomable fields OF bliss
10 seek for joys We never find in this
10 be exempt from eSemp! from every earthly ILL
what brighter hope the weary heart could thrill p?
To Js5td a Home
Walworth, Wis, July 81, 1851. HEB
s,ss,
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WHAT Will THE PEOpLE Dor

e The Chicago Dea0eTat says, some six or
seven weeks ago, mad dog made his appear
anee at Calumet. in the vicinity Of AinswOrth
station, aud bit a ai &c number of animals before
he was killed. Since that time, some thirty
head of va liable cattle, belonging TO different
individuals, have died. Mr.. John kienmann
lost five cows-all he had
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

ESLARGED-The WIskonssH Dessokrat, German
Republican paper, published at Manitowoc, sheen
enlarged to a seven column sheet 1t deserves lib
sral suppor.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
KENOSHA
RE AL EST ATE OFFIC :

For the Purchase and Sale Of RIAL EsTArr-the exai
nation of TTTLEs-payment of TAzra-and Conveyance
LANDED Properly. Lots and Lands kept posted withou
charge, unless sales effected.
Hc7s and Lors for SALE in every part the city, and
varying in price from 5000 to $1,000.
FARMS and LANDS in every in the county, and on
commodating terms.
MONEY invested in the best Of Landed Securities and al
the highest market rates of Interest
TAXES paid, and TAxTITLEs compromised and general
Agency for the management Of liabilities accruug on Res
Estate.
TITLES examined and perfected as the aid Of superior
system Of indexes made ader ps, s supervision Also
gent for the alliance Fire 1g ince Co. Philadelphia"
Risks taken rates cgrcE with Clerk Of Circuit
Court. eY BRANDE
KESOsHA, Nov. IS, 1856. - - 1y22
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PERSONALITIES.

PERSON ALifEE>.
In Portage, at the "Qnir Convention
i was ReSotred that all should mention
The names Of Eds, in terms conducive
OF good feelings; nor use abusive
Epithets towards each other,
But treat an Editor like brother,
Therefore, we have no desire
To designate DICK Cow, a LIAR
Bat if each le3 OF all who lie
Was cut IF close up 70 the thigh,
In punishment for their lying ;alk
We'd smile to see our friend, COVE. walk.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
The Poetry OF Physic.


AYERS Pills glide sugsr-shod the palate bn their
energy although wrapped up, there, and tells with giant
force the very foundation ofdease There thousands
who woud wear diselnpers fthey knew
they could he cured for % Try Ayers Pills, and 70
will know it,
Purify the blood and disease win be starved out
Cleanse the system from impurities and you cured al
ready.
Take this best all Pursative and scrofula Indigestion
Weakness, Headache, Backache Sideache, Jaundice
Rheumatism, arrangements Of the Liver Kidneys, and
Bowels all arrangements and all diseases which purgative
remedy reach fly before them like darkness before the
Sun.
Reader if you suffering from Of the numerous
complaints they cure-sufer morethe remedy has been
provided for you and IS criminal TO neglect it.
That Ayers Cherry Pectorl, is the best medicine for
Cough is known the whole world, and that 1yers Pis
the best Of all Pills is known those who have
them.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER Lowell, Mass. and sold by
Druggists everywhere. 8in50
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]@~~>-~>|~~~N|~~~~N-~~(~
T n E CITY B A NIX

7 n E CITY BA NIX
OF KENOSHA.
One the first organized under the General Banking Law
ofthe State.
Win give immediate attention to all Collections and bust
ness entrusted to it. Remttances made Collections on
day OF payment
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Unesrrent Notes,
bought snd sold.
Draw di'@et Ia sums to suit, the principal pents
Great Br'tian France, Germany, Holland switzcsr, Nor
way, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid on Special Deposits
s. b. SCOTT, A CAMPBELL
cas3teT.- President
KRSosHA, March 1st, 1856
~>~c>~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~-~
Religious Notice.
Eder LorHsoP meets the people on the 9th Of August at
Dr. Paddock's Han, in Salem, at One o'clock, P. NJ
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

CHLp KILLED BY \ SNAKE At LANSING
MIcH-The Lansing journal says that on Mon
day last an infant child of Mrs. Flagley, living
in the eastern part of that village, while sitting
on the floor in the house during the temporary
absence of its mother, was attacked and bitten
several times by Massasauga snake, and with
such fatal effect that it died on Tuesday. The
snake was killed.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

Minnesota-We see from our Minnesota ex.
changes that tho &C constitutional convention in
session at St. Paul, is progressing in its bust
ness with all diligence. 1t is said that about halt
the work before the convention is accomplished.
The Democratic >seceders still keep up their farce
of meeting and adjourning,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
MARRIED

ALsTYNE.-By James 8. TAYLOR, ESQ.
ut his office, in the city Of Elgin Dr. r. HoApLRy. Of
Cleveland, Ohio, Miss ANN VAN ALsrYsE, of Wsucon
da, Lake Comfy, Illinois, on the 18th inst
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

DODGING THE REsOLUTIoN.-Th Washing.
ton Co. Democrat thus, with malice afore-
thought, lodges the resolution Of the Editorial
Convention against Personalities
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

II Slim returns of the election in Iowa on
Monday have been received. The city of Dubu
que gives $40 Democratic majority. Nothing
definite heard from other parts of the State.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

Ey' We learn from the Rockford Democrat,
that the Depot Grounds in that city, of the Ke-
nosha & Rockford Railroad have been selected
and that work ON the grounds will soon be COM
menced The Democrat says: "The ground Sc
leeted for the Depot is on the east side of the
river, on Main street, little north of the Amer
lean Hotel, on the opposite side of the street"
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NUoFFATS LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERs -
I'VE In all liver complaints, bilious diseases acdity Of
the stomach aud for Indigestion and all its rghul exhibi
tons, these medicines brief space and will effect
radca cure
Sold by the Proprietor, 1856 Broadway New York. and by
]. B. Starkweather Co. Kenasha Wis
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

70 The state election in Missouri. on Nj onday
last. Slight returns have been received In ST.
Louis, Major Rollins, the candidate of the enamel
patton party received about 1900 majority some
other localities have been heard from, which give
him majorities but it is thought his opponent will
be elected by about 5000 majority.
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Roiloways PilIs.--Llfe ProIonged.--Upon

I. ftoIIoWnys FIIIs.--EIIte Prolonged !--Upon
the vgor of the stomach the regularity of excretion
and the purity of the blood depends the duration of life
physical enjoyment These three essentials ofongevy and
health, reganed and perpeuated by the Of Hollow
ways Pills.
Sold at the manufactures, 50 Maidsn Lane New York
and PA Strand, London and by eli druggists 25c..
G2 lee, and 81 per box.
~ CAUTIoN!-Non are genuine unless the words
"HoHoledy Nele YORK end london" observable as
Nater-mark in every leaf of the book Of directions
each pot or box the may be plainly by hOlng
the teGft tie tight handsome reward will be given to
any one rendering such information may lead the de-
lection Of parties couuerctng the medicines
! ding the sane, knowing Them 70 be spurious.
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r. & 6. A. Wright's Frangipanni,
THE ETERNAL PERFUME
FRI ngipanni Extract,
do S0np,
do Esomade,
do Sacfiet.

do Esomade,
do Sachet.
This Elegant and Fashionable Perfumery is from the La
boratory OF Messrs, r. c. A. WRIGHT Philadelphia Nan
ufacturers Of the Celebrated Gold Medal Perfumery
For sale by f. ROBINSON.
Iyff STARkWEATHER & co.
Kenosha, Wis.
HELMBoLD's UNIVERSALLY APPROVED REMEDY
Compound Extract Buchu diseases of the bladder
kidneys, gravel dropsy, weakness, &c. Read advs
sement in another column headed, Helnbolds Genun,
Preparation. lm2
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

Eder LorHRoP meets the people on the 9th Of August
Dr. Paddock's Hail. in Salem, at One O'clock, P NJ
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

For the Tribune Telegraph.
DlED-Juy 80, 1851 CHARLOTTE geneva vAx slYKE aged
q years andS days. She has found at last The orphdn
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gALEs AT AUCTION

xUT q uClLOR AUOrIUNsEa.-BY w. g. hsLI.07
w ,U-Elegast o0i And mahogany furniture.
and pier gasses. velvet and taps
citing, this fusdav, JauuAry II a.
~ Soa IS and 70 ark she the
Attsr he sale oomprs.s rosewood snis sofas
eb.bp beds,esds buresns ~sshsapds, French plate
yors bookcases rose wood mahogany and axtsuson
,abRs eli paintings BILE hop caute .oes 6n' ~ carved
nnisbsd Rho es CANT e,egeres for aud
sdes several me euam III suta plain and I'm
tops invoice ~ fine French brandy from The unei
warehouses Will b. sold OF h q, tn
carpets OF aoestry aud to- ply, all made up
city 10 be positively sold; sls lot OF
o. The attention Of the trade directed the
sale
Va nLl. IRVING 90 WILL. SELL AT .UCuON,
No Pine street, diamond jeweiry gold catches &c a
lsrse assortment rousscg OF dismOd pins earrings
let's st"ds 0Oebes rings sarrrys sleeve hutols thin
bls vest sn6 gDa,d chain butter knives fruit
kDves vatchss OF tescptnn being Of the
hsb Pre- peh makers; also ine coleoon Of for
library and parlor table, OF ebous 200 volumes
MnLI.h r. BOYD, AUCrloHsEa-BV asoads
w NICHOLS store 66 nassau sure et Furniture and
second hand furnnr- consisting Of
assortment of psvlor aod schcn Furniture
psrcr sns IN cate and hair cloth; bookc wa-d
robes chandeliers mantel m-p;s oantre,
side and sos tables, etegeres &c rose od add ma
DOsNy Nh marble tps hat stands dr-es and plain bu
reans rosewood End nah gany bsdstsar 90 washstand
h r mattresses aO bedroom furniture tn suits;
touches couch beds as0 iicb.D furaure with sssort
ment Of crochery fancy aoos &c A)so, At Y ocS IA
from, Store light toy buggy city made and SCI Of SQge
harness silver plated. On Friday, asAsnees' sale Of go
ceries,
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<yuBBRT g. SAVAGE. AUCr1oNEER.-REGliLAR
IN sale by catalogue for cash by DISBELIEF, BAoLEY
SAVAGE al raesroom ~ Cedar street, 1hrrsdav
Japuarv 1Oi, oeoct A NJ Assorted stocks OF fancy
epocs dry goods clothing mems furnishing goods adde's
sJeass made up woolcn VA kee noons also
% same day furn Of superior imported
msrcia posi and ruled BAH letter glazed,
coored white binders and Dor manufs curers
SILVER plated ware Liberal cash advances made ccogu
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N,
furhure four plauoiortes carpets ocoths mirrors,
No,ters 200 'bedseads par suits &c Ac-F, COLrON
VII offer this IA, uesdAyl. Jan IS alto o'clock, At the
actkr rooms 30 this year,
sssytnent az 1000 new hand furniture Of
dea~rip II will include both and second hand goods,
snsb as velvet Tapestry three oily and ingram carpets oil
robs French plate mirrors oval DO bookcases warrooes
and plain bureaus sofas and ter ctes maro top
card dining tables Notare and rocking
b.irs psror do all patterns Once desks mstsresses beds
bedns Kitchen furniture, &C. Ac Also, 30 curled
anle and 200 cottage beiseads Also 70 pay atvan
r.s 10 rsewoc stoddArt of this
$50 two second hand rose wood do ~ BAN The
VII " sod TO close sgnmcas and viii afford bargains "
ALI I'm NJ Mt
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yHIrplNa.

NEW YUnk And LIvhhrOOL ONlFEb sFArfS
~ mall "a amsntp ERfOseON OaDt Lowoer, ~'D dspAd
with the Uput ststse for EAr.cs Oesiovsly lar
DAY Jaaosrs w. ~ 3 oclock from bsr berth a. ne foos
Of Canal street Tho ITO vtf srssoo
ard sal 81 The b. mo have iopr1vsd
wass' ugh buhhssds for freight or passage hAgn 40
CON Ds dst,ons nneqns)sd for and pGort
EDWrhi OOLLlNs 90 we'll street
fassetgars are equested 70 board AZ II oolns A.
All eu'rr must through he Pos once any Others 1h
be returned
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<yROCKRRY AND GLASS At AuCrION-FRoM TIE
" shelves in lots IN suit oy iIEskY EvAss auction
eer Liberty street, Tuesday January H. at 10 o.
sbek full assortment Of 30 is white granite and all
htpSs Of CON and glass suitable fer the crokery
trad
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n SNLE ELSU HOUSNuOTU
n pianoioyte, pair OF handsome ponies
brought rom seana by he present sner eleven hands
bis years old the other warranted SOUND and
hind vii 20 iosde Of fonr mnutes hey are
also eide saddle sBd will be WARRANTED hav
the ny lady Sale " take plaoe
on Tuesday Jan 10 a. lOl, clock by II LEEDS,
uonser, l2l Eighth West of Firh avenue The
Sost octave In fine order, rosewood and mahogany parior
suits BIZ hair cloth valuable mi-rers aud oil
paptpps kuscan marble china rich chandeliers
velvet and three carpeis ood library and
secretary tables Chamber
consists and Aho1any oedseads with
marble dressing and wasbandst match, toilet
seis hair feather bansets quilts &C Aiso
Ahaip prure-Cbins dinner and tea ses Two cut
levy glass tables, ktcben uenes nc The
whole the above furnn in inc order, and VIII be
perepptorily sold 10 the highest bidder without reserve
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DEsTtsTNy.

nEsTrsTRY DIR r. DrsKIs, CANAL =
IL Vack srect-old number 4 new iyi--nvtcs a. IA
on his lorr an uccesfu esusr Daily opsra'p
VIII he ard harmess benuubing agent preventing ~
yain. Prices moderate.
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HAYWARD sCTIENCK AUCrroSpER +. 4 y. II.
~ ,csenck "Wednesday the lih inst al IL o'clock n
the 30 Nassau reetsae OF about forty One
and ancient oil paintings most OF which
have heen collected by gentleman In Europe with great
caro- Tor prvste gallery Most of The above OF large
size nr.onc ih he found specimens by Qunlan PAUL
brill lie srag Franck Darling Ssriui Cuyp, David Jules
tesu others The paintings on exhibition ON Mon
s.y with catalogues.
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wv: WRITER'S, AUCTIoNEER-wTtr SELL. O Z
w WEDNESDAY AZ 1Uis O'Clock at 4Sf Canal all
geptesi parlor chamber dnineroom and kitchen fnrnur
81 o. srasy breaking bo1sekeeoing Also lot ofu
finished w0f ti-o Ts toxcs Of together with
goods 70 s-ri.sa goeds reeafed, Isgss sasl.
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SILVER plated ware Liberal cash advances on coosgn
CoLD JEwEIRY-lsO Lors WILL BE SOLD At .
SoRREII AuciicGeer. choice coceaon from h,.e who
20. s"g p,.ss. !. rcSfsd 40 nrs su robes
Aoes' iur. boy e,mforiers and caps, violns &C.
HOUSEHOLD FuRsIrUsE AT AUcrIoS.-wrLL ne
oeses he furniture Son,sincd IN house O
DxpENrroRy SALE OF ITALIAN, SPANISH, rRENcH
i and Portuguese na,,sle1A CeIsrALAR sgst'ca,
ssr g ., . % me sne n s 81 aSss %sbs navel
slabs u1rcrssS marble and vsses o. cs.r sr
DE others sale positive, the parties retiring
from business.
acres about %. lots on this slsnd near High .B1ise se
yenns rC chs s ~ of s n%Isy .u sso !, ne
cres IN different parcels running from knssbr,dgc road
s.ans s. aDd improves as ground avenue ss
s cSs ed 9G s $S@ 10 HS ad sSS R.r dS
S,ps VIC ws H q .S street. SAFE NJ
CNCoNp HAND FUsNrTuRE, CARPETS. csoCgERy,
nv TUsis MonR sIL Auconeer at . Nassau stree, this
-ronhs sold without consisting in pat OF rose
,hpce py aud brussels csrpe. c-ocsery glassware
:oas shsr. sr corse urn ss
sprng d straw msiu ALSO from up town os5ine,
sr ood boseses wsrdrooes 6rscao belsd sss
snd lounges bedads with an invce Of silver plated ware
u,uos vEIrcu ApcTToYEER-sroREN NO Is SIR "a
herra's saie x liquors segsrs store artnrcs
on tuesday Jan IS 1857 NJ ~ M At ss2 Broome sire.
corestrr of general assortment Of liquors serars
fixtures &c dc Johr ]. STEWART. Dcput, sbcrs
TBos. yFTIcH ArCTIonEvR-sroRE NO ie SIR On
street -Sheris saic OF rlstf~m scales beam scales
this Cav Tuesdav Jan ~ 1887 10 A. the salesro n,
ss 70 street. consisting A & wiTLsf sf sses ss
TREMENDOUS AUCTION SALE OF GOATS, sYzA
u uum household traps Shetland Lonies &c. Also ~
me and odoriei gOats Warranted sound and
Kind can be put in harness inside Of four mnutss;
Charlie and godie They are so warranted 70 be horse.
used 70 saddle having been ridden the 4h OF July last
by six sp ndid ladies' full dress zso large package
Of Dc Cologne ported expressly for
which with the goats For full particulars suction
sales for day The pnbIc ned that
these goods be snd without reserve owing the
ers death lille accompanying these wonderful gos Tho
voyage Of In and IN consequence
destitute having mor-cl Of pabuau. poor
An spprecave sympahiziar audience IL ariently
erred Caaoeues descriptive Of the wonderful habits OF
the sae takes place
wv; Writer'S, AUCTIoNEER-wTtI, SELL. on
w WEDNESDAY AZ 1tis o'clock al $50 Canal street all tsc
gePs,i palor chamber dnineroom and kitchen furninr
Be- family breaking hoqsckeeuing Also, lot ofu
finished work ro Is toxes Of sears together with oih
goods 20 sIh+sa goeds resaTsd, IsSs sash