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DENTISTRY,

es7zpssgs8ssa, CHARLES u. MELLS. ID. u. Dr.,
No. Isl Canal street. between Gsrondelht aga
49, Baroune streets, New Orleans. ARTIFIGIAE
@1LlL1TEETHi inserted in full partial SEN gh4gb
for Beauty Utility and Cofoto Rs carer seap
Is51yaW
c. DENTAL NOTICE-DR. !. " lE5Y
EsSSs=@S PTactic4l Dentist, No. III ST. Charles aEE9ss9
ffySS5sssfsi5saS Poydras street.
~4l21 LIZ J. W would cali particular attention h4s
constructing ARTIFICIAL TEETH. They aaA3s
perfectly natural in form and shape set With fae gums The
original expression Of the month rrstsre
with distinct articulation speech This geCts
by having the gum FORM
which the readily adapted This prevents hs
ing sound often observed in wealirg artificial tes
The has been practicing this city fifteen ears
give satisfaction may
honor him with their patronage All persons desroHs Db
tanning his services would we'll call and examine his
cmens JelB ~
sTEsspsasss MEDICAL, SURGICAL AND .. B.
Has-sfs8sggssSS CHAN1CAL DENTISTRY.-Dr a r. DOS.
FYS2SS TIE manufactures superior Artificial Tech
S@LIILL Gold, Platins, Silver or GiuttA PerchR.
without pain Office, No. 10 Barouns sTsb
New Orleans, az iy
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-, billiard TABLES CONSTANTLY
A1sss--48hand and for salefrOm the manufactoryn of
ss@E5Ss5s5 Messrs. j. NJ BRUNSWICK BRO Cincinnati
guneror Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunswick patent Cush
ons also Cloths Balls Cues and all other trimmings beonR
ing 10 this liEe.
Ali orders thankfully received and promptly attended
A. VI. MERRIAM,
nl7I v ST. Charles Billiard Room. N. o.
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z5T0RAGE = STORAGE THE UNDERSIGNED
. having leased he large ana Gommoaious building oee9ped
invite the of those having goods store or
Otherwise Their storage will be reasonable In accord
arCe with the times W A, NILLEfT ( co,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
fe26 SIC No. 2 FrQnt street,
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Notice is hereby given that the of copart
nership now existing, according writ articles Of agree
mep between the members Of the firm of Baylor Co tht
same will be dissolved aud the unfinished placed
liquidation c. a. BAYLOR
Manchester, March, 1858 as tf&W
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA MEDIoA
.As FINTUNEs .-.........-..-. S3Ns FIXTUN rs

THOMAS HUNT, NJ, D., Dean.
lle Administrators Of the Charity Hospital elect Annually
AFri fourteen Resident Students, who maintained BY
T and
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NJR..IAMES 81. L8VEY THIS DAY 4lIsP0sEs
III Of all his interest IN the firm Of GLENNON, COLEMAN
co. and continuing in their employ soes the patronage
Of his friends for them.
Mr.. JOS e. LOGAN becomes full md partner in
said firm from this date, and takes the nNnct management
the the style remaining uuaered-GIEN COLE
N& co. JAMES ST. LEVEY.
AanrL a.. A N - 1
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N GINS,
RAILROAD CARS and DEPICTS,
BRIDGES,
aTTTF q

GERMAN BITTERS,
Prepared by Dr.. G. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
VIII effectually Cure.
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jaun0ice Chronic Ragyp6B
Debility, Diseases Of the Kidneys, and all Diseases
arising from disordered Liver or Stomach.
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WEIR DEGRTS-i4Qe cases landing and for sale by
ALFRED hEARNY,
myiT z Magazine street,
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nLRRcr TKADEl.....-......gAYLok s G!

Notice hereby given that all claims which may appear
proper eXarnaOn be due from the books of Baylor
Co. and m claims which be established by due process Of
law, will be promptly paid, with interest, in full
This occasion is taken inform the friends Of DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents Of Baylor Co. throughout
the Cotton Districts et during the business season.
advances will be made usual in New Orleans Cotton for
direct shipment Europe accompanied in all by guHan
tees for the balances dueOn each shipment.
Orders for Cotton Bagging will be filed by direct importation
from Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans.
So the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
account sales will in instance be male in LONDON
by Public Accountant and sent TO those Interested To
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will send forward the
marks and weights their Cotton information
will facilitate the matter.
All letters, private well business relating
n4s OF BAYLOR Co. and direct trade will b. addressed
u u. BAYLOR, A LOMBARD STREET, LONDON"
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON ARTILLERY,
Arsenal, Grod st., Aug II, 1853.
H3g- Attention !--'The officers and members
of fhs Company hereby notified attend the regular
monthly neeing held At the New Arsenal on Girod
street an THU sDAY EVENING, the 18th inst o'clock.
~ EXP II ~ LEWIS 4. ADAM, Secretary
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ga FOSTER'S SLAVE DEPOT. 1871 GOMAOE
S street. New 0Tleans.He Heaps constantly hand and
for sale, Mechanics, Field Hands, Cooks Washers, lroR
ers, and General House Servants Also bays and sells
SLAVES on commission Having converted the family part o.
the large thee story building Slaves made
he best depot in the city and we'll furnished fer the comfort
ala T. FOSTER.
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I DNDON POIt's 4 RS casks tquarsI very superior
Il for sale by JONES MACkINDER Il co,
Hu6 81 GTayfer street.
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UNION RESTAURANT, No. gs

- UNION RhsTAURANZF, No. 95 ~
W The proprietors of this popular establEshmens
AS2EAsS9 inform the public that they continue b sap
FILED with ali the choice deiicaces markets and for
ury, comfort, cleanliness and moderate viii defy t4a,
Union be surpassed by other house in the city Is
nnhlic
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- ---'>-------- -
A'n'i' JEAN p Be ;n "a s'i 3 liz.
VILLA q la I1 "sAscx
At No $50 RrcaA way oPpo' Ae Metropolitan HOts.
,,,.,...n.,! NEW Yog, < CITY TRADE
trade the s9bssresr has retail
srRisa AM, SUMNER IupoRrArSons
Tor Tue popular t. 6 ard 1c~ s S.E' sosx
and vicinity, at as cost OF iuporsea the following ar
Gulpwe lace v .spuuaa,
Pusher lsee ~ sn,iilss
Ctsnuy lss e msnullA
Paaher i-f e poinls,
BLACK silk and net msnrlas,
Black sim and lace msntiilas.
Az he sale viii continue for the limited space OF sry days
cur pg which tune he must close out the ensre valuable
LADIES OUTER GARMENTS,
% enable him 10 return n T. s sYSEEs
No sss broadway
Opposite he Metropolitan Hotel
"A A VI SILK ROBES Aogu.LE
This morning,
~, Atsls per robe.
UBsDElL, PkIRsoN, LAKE CO.. "a Broadway:
A. on 81 Ix SaSfs s sHSsTl0n'
sRENADffsE,
| BAREGE.
'''0' 'O''D "0'D DOUBLE SKIRT,
AND ROBES GUILE,
| Alta reduction of
| TWENTY FIVE PER CENT.
| UBSDELl, PERSON, LAKE X co, AL Broadway
| AT A GREAT REDUCTION,
"A We will offer this morning,
THREE HUNDRED PIECES OF
| SATIN PLAID PRINTED oRGANDIss
|
| TWENTY CENTS PER YARD.
| UBSDELL, PERSON, LAKE 4 co., AL Broadway.
| BARGAINS IN MANTILLAS
| GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
klsrge variety OF desirable summer goods, embracing
OF suk
Lace AID silk,
| OF Shetland wool.
Black and white barege,
From which the udcus buyer make selections great
baxgAfnA
GENIE'S BAZAAR,
No. 5l3 Broadway.
81. Nicholas HotAl.
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

TN JEuNE FBANCATs, NOUvEILEHEvT ARRIVE
u dEurore. desire emploi connsit fond les anguee
farc<ae ct sngase, ct de plus tres Jnne edu
cation obiecuon soft travail snnuel
voyaEer zee GUN deia fat pendant plusegrs annees soft
enan Aller a Sadreseer N. Du Bourg
OF VINE oslrrAi;h, l7s Orchard Vt Recommendations
callenta.
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AsTROrOGv.

MADAME HARRIS WAS BORN WIFI A GIFT To
w tel al events q feeven very thonsss tells Of ost
property; gives urby numbers Ofre ~ Fneiean.h
street esr SIKH avenue hours A. " to7P.M Lsdles %
cenfe, Fenue men a. cena
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

UIISoys HAIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
w bis hair eolorsr and hair restorer varrAns 70 contain
no Injurious ingredients put in large bottles only twenty
10 prevent badness your hair ns out from scknszs
disease you have ck hescschs scroula iandru nv
bottle Of The ressorer viii impart besuufui and In vro
railing sppearsncs when other remedies have failed IN Won
uish esor hair % black brown the
hair coiJrer; viii darken your hair any desired shade
without stain Injurious effect Sold an drug
Store, No. 500 Grand street, corner Of Allen.
yIrC PAINTS, coLoRs, vARNrsuEs AND BRusHEs.-
~ Balance OF stock, worthy the attention OF painters and
Dealers low for cash Brown paint for roof, outside
work, at very loE rsie.
PETER RESyIE, Assignee, a. Cedar street
c1 mn REWARD GlLBERTs PATENT FTy AND
pl.VOO mosquito trap.-1o all whom IL may concern
Notice This IL 10 certify that sold Tho patent right
In fn, for uberts ny and mosquito trap, Conriur
OF Mobile Ala fer the stsles of North Caroina
Georgia Florida Alabama, Mississippi Tennessee Arksn,
sss Louisiana and rexas Merchants and others purchss
ing will please he notice inslv and purchase Of no
one but TIE said James Coming his authorized agents
The shove named States. JUMPER Rlsgg
NEw Blvrs, Sept ~ 1857
NOTICE
rhs II 10 potify all merchants and vendors above
named states purchase raten. nosuut,
trap. unless my printed labels with
said traps Absorbing the Patent law All merchants ard
vendern selling said traps without such Labels them
not legal duly authorized will
with as the law 60 made and provided fOr patents
JAMES COMING, MOBILE. Ala.
Proprietor FOR the above named states.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

OIGAR MAKERS AsSooIA IONA SPECIAL MEET.
~ ing win be held this evening ~ O'Clock at the steu.
ben House for the purpose uaons other portaut
busness uistiou Is be paid entering the
CHARLES r. KOCH Chairman
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NyRw YORK, JURE IS 1853 JAMES GORDON BEN
IN nett Esq editor and proprietor of the New York Her
sldDear the last few the taxes OF this city
have rcreased enormous extent The undersigned
would respectfully call the attention of the taxpayers Of this
city the fact and be pecuy that the
bic Francis Il. Cutting Stephen II. Branch, ESQ.
pretor of the Alligator" inform the public in what
the evil can be remedied GEORGE HARGAN,
80 Henry street. New York,
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HOTELS.

PL.ANcARD HOUSE. TWELFTH STREET AND BROAD
ID way New York-keopened, elegantly furnished, witt
every Improvement Transient board 81 per day
board lower rates Public patronage
fully solicited by the Management
BLANCHARD MAC LFLI.AN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ar AN ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS OF THE PENN
sylvanis Coal Company held In the village of HAwey,
Penn on Tuesday the s.A inst The following gentlemen
VIM. b. Grinlth, Isaac L. Plat VIM n. Falls George W.
Hoyt Chas Morgan Thomas W. Pearsap Jonsshan fhorne
VIM. r. Havemeyer At subsequent meeting of the direc
tors John Even unanimously elected President of the
EDWIN II. MEAD, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

~ CLEARING OUT SALE OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRESS GOODS.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE 4 CO. will sell the entire balance
OF their spring importation at greatly reduced prices
Their assortment of the undermenuoned ARTICLES II still
very complete
Plain and fancy sika
Coiored and black silk robes.
Bareges and barege robes
Organdies and organdy robes.
French and Enghsh jaconetA
French and kngnsh prints
Travelling dress goods.
Mourning dress Goods.
n. B.-AREOLD, CONSTABLE 4 90. have still hand
beautiful assortment Of mAnullas of the
stylea
Real lace points aad msntilss.
French lace msniias.
SILK and bArege manrllss
Travelling coaks, rsglans, busters, &C., ia
Canal street, corner Of Mercer street,
New York
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sEGAHs AVID TOBACCO.
WASH BUYERS CAN PROCURE BARGAINS FROM
" my stock OF Havana, domestic and German ecgarr
have stock OF TOO millore hand, which be
closed on .imrnednstely. q. CHREKs, " broadway.
CHgARs svGARs i-ioO0 GOO srG ans roR SALE TO
1, pay advances as wan 70 close hem out viii sell
Diem a. " per box 70 per thousand Also 1000 presref
frsro- very superior atn yer Dor Va soussnd
Advances made, JACOBS, sW Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

THE sPKYBRg LION BREWERY, OFYICR 237 BOWIE
i ry New York-1he unparalleled demand for lager
$50 900 barrels Though the quantity 10 the largest
that any brewery the United States proiue have
reason 10 believe that the now established superiory
lager bier whole Of which has been sold In es hSn four
dsys) will demand for than can brew
during The nex and therefore custo
well the pnbc In general 70 send In their orders
possible. The Speyers LION Brewery. ALBERT
SPEfERS, President.
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DARIs HOTEL DIES ErRAN0KRs, no. vfvUSAB
Il street, the srchsrxe the principal theatres On
Boulsvards nnd The PAlsls hoval.-N GIRABD hA< shs
honor inform travellers for France thA he has ir
ssnoysssd hs hose and prepared 70 accumulate guess,
with large and smAl NJ from two francs W ran
per day and large apsrmen restaurant svrhlc al 40
sours excellent liable dhose baths sud s>rtsgs
attached 70 he boal yhs telegraph ocrs being stled l.
as bo.e traveller. have he greatest facility FOR eoressA
with heir families Ard Others French md foreign cof
nsA KnGlish ana German spoken DO no, eonfounS
hotel with AAy < noss sesAA sskshhsAuaph kssginS
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Tile MILITARY.

7 lindsey BLUES, INDEPENDENT CORPS, ARMoRY
" fst M0afWsv, New YORK June D. lSSs.The members
Of this command are hereby notified 70 assemble Monday
afternoon 2h inst precisely IN In Uniform Tor
parade. ~ order THOMAS PRICE, COnmsnianL
JoHs wiLsry, Orderly Sergeant
ssErIOR VETERAN CORPS OF i8l7-wrrI, MEET AT
- he Of Allen and Ludlow streets sunday,
June Al ~ O'Clock NJ, " attend divine ssrvioe In q
bo5v Hthe Nth1dr Episcopal church n Alien street
Nfaucey ne Rer VI r. ach pastor. let every
present. The invi..ikn IA 20 sn Bg order u
Isaac NJ PHrTT lsjuisnl
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NyRRNTON FALIP ONEIDA COUNTY, NEW YORK.
The hotel at the above celebrated place OF resort open
the ard be reached few hours from New
York small exprnse. railroad from Utica takes vis
tiers there within hour M. MOORE. Proprietor.
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HOUSES, ROOMS. &C., WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE WANT TO RENT
N aihree story house. above Eighth street Reut, say
$50 TO s00 Address, with full particulars box LEO Post
once.
TO AMBRoryP1srS-ANY PARTY HAVING AN AP-
psrsirs. with 4 or half size find purcha
the Arrangement will be made
BY hrsi photographs Address Hello Herald oce
WANTED-A SMALL HOUSE IN A coon LOCATION.
w Below Tbirtieth Rent not more than S6U Ad.
dress A. p, box 100 herald odhce.
WANTED-BY A SMALL QUIET FAMILY, IN GOOD
w house and neigheorbooo three or four unfurnished
rooms W, arranged ore 0cor, not above Twenty third
street Rent from g. 10 SO month Address g. T. l..
Hersld Office, stating full psrticulav.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A SLIDE LATHE. WITH
w screw gearing 10 take at least sir feet between centres
and swing eighteen inches ANY person having one Cor sse
IN good order find purchaser by stating parcuiars
price. sc, addressed TO q w.. box 1855 Herald oince.
WATER FRONT wANrFD-FoR LUMBER YARD
w with good chance % crest buildings susabe for
nufac;urirg where buildings already or
without power. In New York. Brp1klvu williams
burg, Jersey City Hoboken. Address w. w. Dor No.
I3 Herald Office
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WATCHER, yEwELRY, .so.
n1AMONDs, RuBIEs, EMERALDs, sAPPHIREs
~ opas AZ pears bought for cash. highest prices given
b. Mr Uf0kR 52 broadway, opposite the IT. Echslas
tel Once hours 70 II A. NJ and W 5P. w. H. several
large diamonds for sale cheap by Mr. UsGER 52 Broadway
opposite st Eicholss Hotel.
TYwUAy vERy Low.
~ The subscriber selling an descriptions Of watches ssf
iewelry ~ les han psual pricts:-
Ladlee earrings, Diamond rnrv,
Pies and brscsleA Chaleaine chainr
Guard chains, Vest chains,
etvds, Hcarf Gina
sleeve buuons Feys and sesl-,
Plain gold rings Zeal rings,
Geld speotacle~, Gold crosses
Geld eye rias-es, Pure gold wedding rigs,
Gold iOekeia Cod lhnabies
poid necklaces, Gold pencils and pc-a
silver napkin rfnfa fs'lver portenoD1nstes.
Mlver fruit knives
GNO. q. AILuE, rnror'cr of watch~a nrf jewc'ry
Wholesale and retail, No n Wall sr eel keooud door.
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DOsr oFFTCE NOTICE -THE NArrs vOR EUROPE
va socharr on AMI Havre per uni Fl Stae7 steamer
shAoo VII cllse a. ts o1ce ssu -dsy, the fih dsT q
ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster.
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CURFn EOrEIA FIRE ISLAND BEACH.-THE ABOVE
hotel now open and ready for the reception OF guest
the hotel and the wholes lighted with The hsug and
yachting In the Great South bay and Fire Island In
let Also the bathing facilities unsurpassed For restor
ing health to the Invalid and especially those afflicted win
and and hay ver the location In 1ualled In
the United States Communication twice daily SUNDAYS sx
eepsd by Long Island Railroad 70 Thompson and by steam
from PenAtaquk For further inform son apply 70 xesEs
j. q. / ". =. MILLS, III Front street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

OOzAN HOUSE, NEWPORT. r. l.. WILL BE OPENED
~ for the reception Of vsters June ~ The proprietor
prepared application for rooms for families q
moderate terms and invites call FROM those desiring pes
JOHN q. WEAVER.
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(yHlG. BURIAL HOFFMAN, ] 8. CR0NISD
~ MALCOLM CAMPBELL. JOHN GEI.STON
HOFFMAN, CAMPBELL i CO.,
BanB and dealers in bullion and specie,
IS Wall street, PhGnx Bank Building)
Sovereigrs
DoubiOtns,
guiicerA Bought and sold
x hAeSa
Dollars and ali kinds Bar gold shppe and
gold and silver, meters furnished
New silver for sale at discount
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

DEMOMvAL-IsAAC SMITH, SON 4 Co HAvB RE.
H. moved their umbrella and parasol from 257
Pearl street TO II Warren street. opposite the Hudson River
Railroad depot.
CONS OF !MALrA-PHILADELPHIA LAGER FROM
- the large and celebrated Armstrong be had
in casks of sze either for excursons hotels private
families, at lS6 Broome street
TRIAL OF MOVING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
others invited TO test their moving machines saur
June 26 O'Clock. the Hatfield,
Eco, Wesbester mile from the Harlem Railroad depot
AT Wlliamsbridge.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07
Losses Promptly and Equitablv idipsted and Pei,
GLE AN YOUR WHEAT
Get The BEST TANNING MILLS

ID W.DlCKEY is now manufacturing at X emo
IL sha, the best RAINING Mill now in use. His
Mills have received the highest premium at The
State Fair, al the Dane and Rock County ApricnI-
tural Fairs, and better than all that every farme,
that has ever used them, is living testimonial OF
their superiority over any other mill manufactured
The following is the award of the state Fair lasE
year: The Wisconsin State Agricultural Society
awarded his Diploma to w. Dickey, for Best
tanning M'ilexhibited at its annual fair 1856
Geo, IiEany, Sec'y' Harvey Durkee, Prest 3"
There is no mill in this country except this that
Will clean spring wheat perfectly clean That this
one VIII do it the following certificate sufficiently
proves :fr+ s#i ...#
al purchased of z. w. Dckey, one of his Fan.
ming Mills, and on a far trial / have found II to
be allthat he claimed for it. 1t is the only Famine
mill that have ever found that would clean s,,ri9
wheat perfectly. John LGNIR
BENG now prepared to manufacture these mills
on scale to meet the increasing demand orders are
solicited Mandatory at the foot of Market street
near the middle warehouse, Kenosha Wis.
Agents-JaDesvile, Bump & GRAY, atMn g. 8
W. r. Il. Depot, Madison, S. r. Fox, hardware
merchant; Belxidere, ILL.,; Henry Williams
Priee OF Milis-Cash down. or notes payable at
the city Bank III 60 days; with interest 500 co.
Orders promptly attended to, and mills sent TO
anypnrt of the country.
kenosha August 81. 1857 11tf
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07
State of Wisconsin ,---Circuit Cour,.
kenOsha COuuty

Mortgage foreclosure
alexander H. Newbod dgGiaSt Ellis e. Burton Anna Rur
ton, w. N. Burton. '1'A" our"
virtue OF and pursuant to judgement in the above
tcEo acton IN said court rendered May 4tb
1905 snail expose for sale and sell at public anctio 20
ue ehest cash bidder at the Court House in the c;t ana
county oil henosha, on the 18th day June d ISIS ~
@ cut 81 one O'Clock in the afternoon of that dav ta
looWhg described mortgaged premises or so much bar
Oh as may DC necessary and sufficient to raise the aount
Oh sad Judgment liens for taxes and assessments interest
COSTS ana expences OF said SALE to wit All those
I PalceS OF lois Of land lying and being in the third
"aru OF the city OF kenosha, Wisconsin and known
scrlDed as lots number three, four, FIVE six 49, al in
piock number eight Isl in Nichols and Holmes addition
to the late village of Southport now city of Kenosbs Wis
consin. - y e'iosnd' WIS
Dated, Kenosha, May 11th A. D. 1858.
,,,1G twas JAMES NJ. PETIT Referee
He sale of the above property is postponed .
ot1 On % ~ Iooo at one O'Clock in the afternoon
yT,1iE h. -, 49,, JAMES N, PETIT Referee
VIE above sale is postponed until one o,cocl in a. t
terhoon Of the oath day of July A. d 1S5s " W
NJ, -, JAMES NJ. PETIT, Referee
Dated KenHsha, July 10th, A. 1885, 5tJ &C.
NE sale of the above property is further nostnoned m
III O'Clock in the afternoon of july 31s n 1s5e
heho5ha, July oath, a. d. 1858. J. NJ pFrTIT
TIME oho,o sa1o :. ou., Referee.
the afternoon Of the 18th day Of August y isSS "
Dated Kenosha, July 31st, 1865.
,,,,,p 2wl JAMES NJ. PETIT, Referee
ABOVE sale is hereby further postponed until two
CLOCK III the afternoon of the 23rd day of August n
Dated Kenosha, August 18th, A. D. 1858.
r,,t,p lW Nv JAMES NJ. PETIT, Referee
ME above sale hereby further until oeloc
IN the afternoon of the 23rd day of October A u 1Sse
Dated, Kenosha, August 23rd, A. D. 1S5S
9WIl JAMES NJ PETIT Refaraa