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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

We don't know as need Ia inform our rea-
der~ that the work is Pr crossing with rapiiify
which satisfies the expectations of those who
are the most urgent for The early complexion OF
the railroad Messrs. Field, Gaggin x Walker
are true railroad men in the speed and vigor
with which they drive the work. And they are
fortunate III having let the sections of the work
to sub contractors who emulate their energy, SO
that 10 delays obsruct it, and already some of
The sections are quite res dy f.r the ties There
is every reason TO believe that the whole line
will be ready for the iron III September.
Pres dent Bond and Col Capron were in our
city last week, and we learn from them that they
had been operating quite successfully the previ-
Gus week on The Wisconsin end OF The line, hav-
ing in that lime secured $lH0,u00 and upwards
among Tie farmers. These gentlemen cannot
but feel gratited with the success which their
unremitting efforts are meeting; and it is 10
their indomitable energy that this success is at
tributable
In this connection we may speak of new
road project from Port Byron to Lyndon, where
il connects with the keuo>ha, Rockford \ K eek
Island Road. and to which it will be a very i'm
uur'aut feeder. 1t is styled the "S,erng y
Rock Island Railroad \ large pubic meet
ny was held Al Efie on Friday week, at which
S55.uUU stock were subscribed. Az suisse
quent meeting OF the Directors ). Henry Esq,
was chosen President .--Ma>On, Treasurer,
aud b. G. Wheeler. Secretary. Rock Island
paper says of the PROJECT:
Active measures will at once be taken to
place it under contract and have the work COM
menced Immediately, The distance from Port
Byron is thirty five miles, aud the grades easy
The cost OF the road will not be large, and no
doubt exists that it will be one of the most int
portant and best paving roads in Illinois. We
are assured that men OF wealth mo are interest
ed in the roads with which this will coun CT,
will nos see he enterprise lag tor want of fluids,
and shat the ruad will be built, certain cure, AID
speedily Rockford Democrat
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
Don't fail to be there.


The PROSPECTS. Within few days past, a
change has come over the weather. Ii has be-
come warm and really summer-like, and on
TUESDAY morning, several showers came to set
things growing. Vegetation has shot right
ahead, and we shall hear more complaints OF
want Of feed for cattle. Fruit trees a,e very
generally putting out their wealth of buds aud
blossoms
Notwithstanding the backward spring grain
crops, wheat and oats look well. In this count,
the usual amount of spring wheat has been sown,
and now promises well. Our exchanges from
different parts of the State speak in glowing
terms Of the growing crop, and the promise it
gives. Wherever winter wheat was sown ii
looks remarkably well, and the prospect for a
large yield has seldom been better at this season
Corn has not been extensively planted yet, but
as it has been frequently proved that corn plat
eleven after this, does nearly as well rs the
earlier planted, we presume farmers will cortin-
ne to put it in, until the average area of ground
is planted.
We are not of those who are ever ready to
see a failure or destruction of crops in every
change of weather, or want of change, and al
though the present spring has been rather for
bidding thus far, we have not doubted that "the
seed time and harvest" would be given as usual
however, app arauces might, for the time, dis
courage, and even mock At hope.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
WASHINGTON Nav y


The Secretary Of the Treasury, in antic,pa-
,ioli of the operation OF the new TaGft act, has
lust i,suel TO the officers Of she Customs addl-
,inuai general regulations under The Revenue
and Cu;.rc.Iqi laws. As the act Of March dis
turbs but 10 GgRt extent the Classification OF
imports made by the act of lSIj, The c'n>fruc
,lon heretofore given by the Treasury Depart
meui to ihal acl j. applicable, except where
ha, law has been modlhed. The prov isi1n. of
the twentieth section Of the act OF August, 1872,
furnish The RUE of construction 10 be applied 10
articles mot specially designated in the SeNetai
schedules of lS57. All other articles uos sus
cepth.e OF classification Viii be Aabe TO a duy
OF ID per cent.
Merchandise in public store on the LIST of July
next or IN bond uUusr waIehuusing laws, YheJh-
rf deposited ia any warehouse auihuflL Il by
tnw, or passing in transit under bond iron, "lie
Dart Ut the United S4a.es t. another, wiz, lIse-
,,pctive Of th,. ia OF their CANAL l"i?orsal II
ur booking, be subject GA CO SUMPTION 80 The
ta.es oi dutA prescribed 10y the "c. oi 1901
4, 60 The admission of she<p ; wou-, anlra3u
iaciured -! .hc NAtue Ut = cents pound "a .es>
a. the p,rI ut expor,allon, The SecfsIa'! decades
hal The vaue n Ihe foreign lnarheJ docs lhe. uue
the expenses OF packing, COMMISSIONS, ~ cnaEg
80 incurred IN shIpu.eut.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
The New Government Light.

We are happy to learn that we were in error
last week, in our remarks, in reference to the
Government Light on he north Harbor pier
Mr. Daily. Light House keeper informs Us that
the presen, light is only temporary affair, for
the accommodation Of sailors until the real light
house can be prepared lie informs us that it
is expected that the government officer who has
the matter in charge will be on here in the fore
fart Of next mlath to erect permanent aud
sub ,tsutial ed,fce for the light The $l,1G0 ap-
preparation is to be judiciously and economically
expended We are happy to hear this, for a
good light is sadly needed TO euabl vessels to
safely enter the harbor in dark night.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

BIrTLS Er Msn DoG.---N lua.i by the name al
.seacn . t>,s. Geas oi The r tth ANesap, y. y was
p.t.eu 10y III y ewI,undiznd - ,n Monday ai. eg
.tau }tst Tie ma a u =, seized h-s ann, uaa
tas pushes away Uncut tae th"ashl 81 hs tt ~
aiiu lie incn mace several leaps a hss MA, er
md fuaily succeeded u SEEING bss cEeek, "i's
,ear. -, Il almost ufl 5Ir. Beach niaRSsed ~ Le
away II III the d. anL lie animal s,aFed Ia pUF
suI OF mao on the other de ~ he stIeeI, D." ran
.,,tl fbe NeNliaNeu Hoe with iue G''G at er III
Y. ~, mai ran iRr.au>ly about tie house, maAlu-
-c, i unsuccessful leaps the bal -teuae. but a.
h4ni.y is,,a clea without iurilctlug any "tEeF III
jury Il appears Ihat he deg wss bitten about eisa'
days p.eN .Ousiy -Cklcag o Journal
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

MILITARY HALL.-Wo understand that the
Kenosha CRY Guards, in connection with Capt,
Qaigiey are making arrangements to erect
convenient Hall ON Park street tor military pur-
poses which will be completed in the course OF
three months The enterprise is a good one; the
progressive spirit manifested by this Company is
worthy of note and commendation.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

MuLTUM PARvo.-If, as it is said,
''brevity is the soul of wit" then our
friends, DoAN & HAwLEY, are the wit
lest men in town, for they have set
;orth the Largest and Best stock of Goods
iii the fewest possible words. The pile
of boxes and bales that was seen before
their door the other morning looked
ommous, andtheir contents displayed on
shelves and counters, realize all that the
boxes promised. Look at their adver-
tisement, and then if you want to
buy, so and lool, at the Goods, and you
will not hesitate.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
NOTICE.
Money Money !!


Here is n Chance for some Man 10 Make
Money!
ysSg now offer my Farm for sale, containing about
sNSfN Five Hundred Acres situated aboutsfour miles
B'N west of the city of Kenosha in the of Pleas
--s1-- ant Prairie, AID the main Chicago and Mil
waukee road Said Farm has about Seventy of TIM
Der land and well adapted all kinds OF grain and
There Is the ground about 10 of Wheat
balance in Barley Oats, Corn &c making
in crops-9U OF Timothy and Clover Gfassan
dance of pasturage and good water.
. first rate Dwelling House, finished from cellar
"a garrett; Barn 81 by Gu IT, with basement of brick
l Wood House - by A. Corn House, Hog House I6 by
~ two tories bc& Smoke House, &c l5i grated Apple
Trees, bearing from very few up ten bushels This
Farm has of the best wells of the State and its
proximity the best in the State makes
very desirable property
viii sell thin farm for the low nrce Of $35 per
all the crops the ground for 3d. per acre and give
possession in the fall 1922 five wears from
the Path of March 1851, AT per tnteresand portion
the haIance REMAIN if desired for a of years.
The only for my Offering this sale at this
very low price, is present i'll health, and my ply sicaus
advise me TO leave for Southern climate.
W P. wATTLEs
Pleasant Prairie May q, 1851. 49tf
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

SHIPPED The Gerh Grace Greenwood, clean
cd for Buffalo Yesterday morning with cargo oi
I4Js0 bushels of wheat from the henosha Pier
Company.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

The right spiric-Messrs. c. NJ Fow LER
II Auu3Sp MAKsH and LArnRnP BURGESS,
have each Increased their stock subscriptions III
the keno,ha & Roc ford Railroad Co, S5J1U
Mir ALEXANDER BEATh has increased his sub
scription S2,oo0.
We understand that many others in this conn-
~ nre iucren sing heir subscriptions. aud others
who have not heretofore subscribed to the stock
are coming up TO the work literally. There
sec.uS to he q general determination TO have the
K ad completed at :he earliest possible day.
Tha Rockford Register of May sd speaking
OF he Il oad says
Everything Connected with the road now wears
a mist encouraging ook. The contractors at
This end If the line, MesSrS Field, Gaggin =
Walker. are pushing ahead the work with the
utmost yigoI, and some of the subdivisions are
already nearly or quite ready tor the ties The
whole Iiue viii doubtless be ready for the iron
by September
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
The Railroad Meeting Last Nisht.

We have only time to say that there was a
good turn out OF our citizens at the adjourned
Railroad meeting last eveming-that the best OF
feeling prevailed and that the determination is
fixed that the completion of the Road shall not
be delayed for the want of the proportional add
tional means required from the city of Kenosha.
Remarks were listened to, from Dea. Clinton,
MI. Evans, Mr.. Bond, Mr.. Kearny, and others
any of our best citizens declared themselves
ready to double their original subscriptions.
among whom were Messrs. Bond, Simmons,
Evans Balm, Kearney, Lyman, Deming, Grid
ley, JiIsun, and others whose names we do not
reenl.ect A business Committee of FIVE was APP
pointed, consisting OF Evans, Lyman. Hanson
Balm and simmons, when on motion the meet
ing adjourned to this evening, AT y o'clock.
Don't fail TO be on hand, Every body, tonight
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

~ Most of onr readers will be glad to find
another letter in our paper this week from our
foreign correspondent! The Yankee in En-.
rope"
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
Chicag, & Milwaukee Railroad.
Railroad Meeting.

At the Court House, this evening, at u
o'clock'for the purpose of perfecting the arrange
nents that will ensure the completion of tho
Kenosha & Rockford Railroad TO its junction
with the Fox River Valley Road by the first OF
September next.
Don't foil 70 la 49,.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

see what B0owN n WEEKS have TO say tor
themselves aud their stock of goods this week.
We have time to particu.af-zt this week
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

;.F9@See the advertisement Of Mr. H T VESTS
Drug Store, in our paper this week He has "a
coed as@ortmcu, u Drugs and Medicines and
Keeps on hard all The most popular Patent med
jcines of the day. Ills stock of pert,mcries
is extensive, comprising all Of the best in ""nr-
ket. Particular attention is paid 10 putting up
physicians rrcscri ptious.
Fer the benefit of those who are not aware of
he tac we would state that this Is not new bu>i-
ness to Mr. West he having been engaged III il
for several years before making kehoshR his
place of residence.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

Simmons q Son have just opened one Of the
most complete stocks of Goods in this market
We call the attention of our readers to their adj
Yertiaement IL another column, which, by the
way, is not easily overlooked Their customers
will find them better than ever prepared to meet
every want and wish. Don't forget to call"
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

I iiILAUELfFtfHf t'ANl ~
The new cent coin MAS issued by The snlnl 6"
da'. Large Amounts were drawn by eiIzeHS
aud for distribution by express TO other eltles.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
fhaioergs Concert-Fnday liz o'clock
p M

As most of our leaders ars already aware, from
inc bills posted around our City, S. THALBERG,
the host distinguished Pianist now living, assis-
ted by several of the most brilliant stars in the
Musical armament will give Concer. in this
city at Phelps Hall tomorrow afternoon a. half
past one o'clock 1t is not often that we have
the opportunity OF listening to such an array of
Musical talent, and we presume, the present OPP
! portunity will be improved by our citizens, very
generally. Another such may not occur again
for years. An able Boston critic speaking of
Ihaiberg says:
"The distinguishing qualities of Thaiberp. as
compared with other pianisis his sota freedom
IRON afectaaon and exaggeration, ARE hisex.reine
decacy OF touch. his perfect clearneSs of finger
ing, and marvellous con- roll over each separate
hnger, so that one may be playing forte while
another is playing mszzo forte, aud the rest in
different shades down to panissimO Thus the
thumb OF the left hand otien sustain a melody
loud and distinct, while the fingers of the same
hand play an extremely delicate accompaniment,
aud the right hand is dashng through graceful
arpeggios, or with its third or fourth fingers is
nIaklng an exquisite trill, the other fingers be-
| lng engaged III elegant variations; or uerhaps in
| another melody. There seems to be a separate
intelligence for each finger, but all are ruled by
one master intelligence. II is impossible to con-
ceive the surprisingly beautiful effects produced
by this rae gift Of Mr. ThaIbergs We have
seen players who possessed it to a certain extent,
| out none who had it in such perfection as he
| Then he cxceis in that he never pounds tie pi-
auo, or INDUCES III any extravaganza of action
with a view TO the production OF a startling ell
| sect. All Is pure, legitimate, elegant. A deli
cate little chroulatic with the left hand, in he
accompaniment to melody, is often made to
create more delight than the most imposing
crash of all ten fingers of any other hands. His
must be regarded, indeed as the very perfection
Ut piano playing.
The other members of the company-Mne
Teresa Parodi, Mad. Amalia PATTI Slrakosch, Sig.
Ncolo and Herr Mollenhaur-are all known to
.ane, as among the first musical talent in the
world. IL Il hardly necessary to say, 60 and hear
hem. Ttatberg' concerts in Chicago and Mill
waukee have been crowded with the elite of those
cities, and We presume his Concert in Keuosha
will not be an exception in that respect
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

Glass BLowING.-A fine opportunity is pre-
scented for every one to witness the wonders
aud clriosite, of Gass-B owing in the room
next south Of Gpttfredsen's Jewelry store by
Me-srs. Geiner y Co, They will remain in
town the balance of the week, and we advise al.
who a.e not posted in the mysteries of the arr,
to avail themselves % the chance to witness
the operations. Three exhibitions given daily
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

1gent Tor The CHy and County IF Ken0sAa,
iVILL INSURE Property agaft Fire in said city and
w county, such terms will give satisfaction. The
above Company have arranged The manner of nsuriHg
property that il is destiut 80 do q safe bISiuess.
The Directors OF this Company are, many Of than, well
in this Safe good substantial The Com.
pauy is prosperous condition. The following
he OF the year 1856 shows that the ait rs of this
Institution stt'r ,i,od vf other Mutua company
the eastern western states. Tue properly, appear
fro te report, ia sured il 1855. Anorated $9}2s h,
be increase Tie pre- ious year of s6,S6 95
and tie tcta -nlonut remaining tn. day of
Decer Der, 1856 $2SlT5i9 %; the Of
during the year small, Only $296S,24, which WAS
promptly paid on demand Ths Co iiptny iuSures
but detached dwelling Farm Houses and Barns and will
not insure Stores Shops, Tavers Mills. Those wsi
Jas their buidirg this Company will nd their
advantage call my Office the y of Kenosha and
part oftheir property ag inst fire for small Amonn;
Of money.
Kclosha, May2l, 81 [iy49I sILAs AMEs, Agent
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

snOCOLATE aud Cocoa a superior srtieIe
~ Tor sale 10y sTAkKWEATHEk & Co
ffNAR, Pitch and Resin. constantly on hand, at
SrARk WEATHEK'S
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

fV Our fishermen are dong a good business
this spring we should judge by the cargoes OF
'rout aud white fish they bring in almost daily.
And speaking eff the fisherman. reminds us that
we are indebted to Mr. Nicholas Hammang, one
Of the most successful of the craft, for fine large
trout, the flavor of which still fingers on our
palate. Those in want of the same kind, will
lind Mr. Hammang at his stand near Main ST.
bridge ready to serve them
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

ines a. IRON, OF the section
power aud therefore TO be preferred IRON scieut6
American Vol No. 5.
THIRD For Durability Copper little affected by eYno
sure, whereas becomes covered with rust and NOT ov
upars it, conducting power but in few years entirey
destroys il. N'
foulTH In the mode of connecting This is done by in
eTlappug the sections and riveting with the same matt h
n sleh manner 10 the coutinox ro1
and to the eiectri al cuTfeni two fold surface
FIFTH la respect 10 stability. This the result Of c-
psraFry less weight uf the conductors as A whole the in5
ci sOiaor used, ard the Ingenious met cd ofsa-binv H.
Whole TO the building The upper section Of each rod q ~
constructed uniform the Other scotland
aud stiii posSSs the additional strength required
SIKH As regards appearance il Is decided voad ,aok
tg Is superiority other rods this respect i a.
parent TO Every observer
SEVENTH. IL poiu ofsconomy The only ea.on vbv .o
per Conductors lave not been greatly used owing 10 H.
expense Of the material. lissfaBees could be ct u.
CaiIsd States government bsir have been protected nv
copper conductors =, cost OF 81 per fvot but bv M.
form Of fod IN tie present Invention Ali III
g=s abOye naned secured by first cost 4, th os,,
CT but little exceeding that which usually hem -, Tor
the e1fason rcd Whine fToni superior s -
oy, 10 say neii Vi the certain rete.ijou II ~
lords, = s BE- found 10 less the end than ,bs e
Eaon rod. ~ o"i-
These rods put Up In cases convenient for
tatiot, with the ia ronpeteneEi Of fixtures enclosed Eb
case contains twenty conductors each copdac,r corr
pEises forty feet Of sOppeF eleerv-plzed or gi5
branch pnnt- six inst @oTs and the requisite fastxs
TbeySTe furnished 70 Agents By the cse with ibe xc,
eve git to ai-pose OF them 10 be used s,rib
90 territory Gu very advantageous terms.
" All orders sill be promptly attended to bv address
Ag t42tfb n COSklIN, Ksao.ssf W.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

LOOK OUT FOR THEM.-Look out for
bills on the Green Bay Bank at Maranet-
tie, Wis, altered from ones and twos to
tens. They are said to be neatly done,
and calculated to deceive.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
CONDUC OR.
PATENTED, July 18th, 1854.
SUPERIORITY
Is claimed for this Conductor ouer all
Others IN common use.

FIRST. For the large surface exposed
to electric atmosphere. The importance
OF TIN will appea- from the fact that at
mos pheric electricity, or lightning pass
Is entirely along the surfacr-hence tbs
eXter al surface becomes the measure Of
capacity for any given conducting me-
diam. When electricity is communica-
ted to a conducting body, it does not dis
tribute Itself uniforIniy through the who.e
mass but exclusively upon the surface.
lDraper's Chemistry, Lecture XXXVI.
page lu5-I The smallest size Of this con
duciof presents surface Of more than
tive inches. The surface of the three
Fights round iron rod in common use. i.
less than an inch and half.
SECOND. For the conducting mower n.
the material. Copper has At I.as, .i,h,
times The capacity Of iron Of the SANE
size and form, making the smallest o,
these conductors equal to an iron rod s
inches IN diameter. Copper is eight
he I'M
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
SUNDRY GOODS ::

Ladies Clo,iiS-t'auds both plain and figur
ed for Travelling Dresses--Lad es' Ciuaks:
Noolen Table Spreads all enlors of Sack
Flanbels; Fancy Boxes Reticules; X d
Travelling Bags, I'D Gloves, Thread do
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
u y F'E Z w. u
DOMEST1CS:

DOMES TICS:
lieavy shecIn. Fine de- Bleach Sheetincs
Drill t!"., Tickinss. Hickory Red Flannel
Tnlior trimmings, Bed and CRIB Blankets
and large and varied assortment ci GuoG.
FIR mea and boy wear
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
SHAWlS:
SILK GOODS:
SUMMER GOODS:

FIdIn, PINld, S1rpru and Fancy Bareres ;
Robe Patterns da. of every t.uh,r; ChalIa d.
Lalnes Barge de Lanes: White and Fan
y Swiss Robe Patterns: French and Amer
lean Prints Chambray, Gm- hams. Brilliant:
Printed Cami,iic and lawn
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

SAHf = tN10
las Is the pace GO bay good 3 ply ingre u
Velvet, BraSsei, stan do or any quality
thar = manufactured N tleee times uI plen-
~ Also, Rugs, Mating Floor OIL Cloths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

THE LAFARGE HOUsF-THE UNDERSIGNED HAy
leased the above hotel from the IEh ins would res
pectiuy inform It's former patrons and he pubic
whole me Will he devoted 10 the welfare ~ s guests No
lhinr power shall he left conance H. thsr
sumfor and he hsm tina, In m the appointments 81
the hotel 4 shall be ord 20 Ne states Ills
charges will be commensurate with the times Respectfully
HENRY wHEELER.
ITO vISIrERR TO HAvANA.-THE AMERICAN AND
European Ho,el-The subscribers take pleasure IN an.
nounsng 70 the travelling public that their house
will he the accommodation vl-lar on
and after the Let day January 1853 The location OF heir
house Of the most healthy places on The island the
and newly furnished throughout No pans has
been spared 10 make convenient and comfortable f5r
irons livery eYeron will be made BY he TroprIeiors
their comfortable and NJ home The
eed The 'elsada Real Del erro No ql Cerro Havana
the arrival Of the there viii always be
20 tahe charge both persoe and baggage 10 heif
through The custom House and 70 see thai u v safely
yefed ~ he b0use Also there will be omnibgsrs
70 convey psaeengers. fpe o. charge b he hotel
$. W. wOObCO1T CO. Pr0prNUfs.