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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01
MATRIMONY.

la YOUNG LADY. ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE. WELL
educated is desirsus Of form matrimonial alliance
young gentleman OF pleasing address, Of the hi
espeotabisy and oompstens 70 aanase large fortune
eron Of musical talents preferred. address, post
bald Nss lisa bella Clinton, Post Ofhoe.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


1yHEAP IRON BEDsTRADs BEDDING, AND SPRING
are superior feather beds Of any other ino
= sSoss half osa Iron Ssdsssss ali siIss from
IS 70 $50, ~ bS3 Broadway. near Prince street.
f,BEAP GAS IGHT.-Eo ONE wno DE IsEs UNI
form and Rs.;ssns Ess hsh, shosid BE- wh.u KID
the cost light and has bson fully tested shoassnds
262 Brosdvsy, and s1amas for ysuIssIves
GREAT INDUcINENT.-THa OWNER OF NEW
VI and valuable machine, for which patent has been
Wiz aSr.see few dol ss to sas me isSsnsoD
lsirs shs public sm. ,d,.hss win realize siarss rssuI.
II Join,rs Tool Tis. ana Saw large assos smsa, JUS
received nom ship m ~ s 81 Ss az
DATHNr OFFICE, ss NASSAU STREET. NEW soHx
a..s. ar. inf rnsd 81. the ORA .ns and
p.pr. A.. p,e.ssa By the n.a:r.sasa WITH s,s rlnn
busaes promptly ,.sna.a TO Persona wishing ,ov ino,;
times oonsalt undersigned without charge. siasr per
''n'' At D" AIfSsS y sEAon Solicitor Of .s.ns
Pln.oss aAy W., g., WIVES = sassD,Is aAy.sA
prios VIII hear Of purchaser BY applying ~
ITO The HARDWARE rRADn-wR ARA xASuFAo
turing ana have constantly hand, superior article Of
so H'A' y - ~ sosia SuAss NORTH
lss North 1soond street, Philsdspai
THE ATLANTIC RAILING WORKS AND FOUNDRY
rake the composite ifsn railing ths for
stmetery lots, because H. mover nsse2 rspae 0EOR3k
fUsTkh agent 3ss Broa dray, corner of sksr
yTALUABLE AND lNFALLIBLE RECIPES ETC
ebilbAins, ga, buniona> ahApped hAa t.se
toothsche oh pow Arr warts, bimplss ffesses,
An So; hair dyts 'Aar wash, Bomade 10 cure
bald hair oil ~ curling fud The above
receipt Of 81 Add D. Jsasum, Post ONCE Any two
for % oenn.
WANTED. RARE CHANCB,-AEy PERSON WISH
w int 70 ma em ~ to day, Jeve
that will IN, he him Cor hsr " DO ending letter
Dot paid ~ CLOSING 81 o the subscriber Address cara
allen, War 4, MsssAohusetts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01

n D. NASH, AUCTIONlER, STORE No. $40 BROAD
As wAy.--Shssih' sale Of groceries &c-On Thursday
February 1854, at 10 O'Clock n. ~ Nc. "a Catharne
street consisting OF teas sugars coffee soap, lard candles
dried fruit &c Also wines lquors and the xtur Of
the store, DO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01

TOHN W. sOMIRINDlK8 AUCTION EER, STORE NO
II Spruce street, sale Of splendid coach and
harnes:-0n WedndesdAy February A. II o'clock In
chAtel rtsage splendid coAoh loo; also
silver plated incurred harnsss cost $ Said coach and
harness has been in only three months.
JOHN W. bOAkkiNDYKE, atty for Nor gage.
M N. CROFT, AUCTIONERR. WILL SELL ON WE'D
l. nesdsy February LIST, at 10Y O'Clock, At 339 Falson
street, Brookvn large assormen Of OF all kinds
also, q lot Of cr0ckery, stoves, teols, &C., DO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01

IA ERs. PREwsTER RETURNS THANKS TO HER NU.
friends for their liberal patronage heretofore
takes this opportunity Of informing them hat she In
srv,es In astrology love and Law matters
eetBg dreams Dor By books and scienc constantly relied
By Napoleon telling the Of the lady gentleman
khey will marry also OF her vsters will do well
call they win NOT long have tho opportunity Of
nsung her Residence 50 Great Jones street, Of
Dowery. Ladies, nfsy osnts gents. one dollar.
liz NOW THysELF. PROFESSOR BLIssok CON
IN nues with astonishing to describe the cha
and OF individually feom examination
81 ,h6ir hAndwrng You will receive written delinea
iop Of your tstes tendencies and abilities pointing Dub
tsnGs perhaps unsupported in roturn for nose
blessing twenty five oent in psr,ass stamps OF otherwise ad
\ ME- NosY WONDERFUL AsTROhOdIsf N ran
Ill world Madame NOERoW she u the seventh daushtss
1of seventh daughter and born with natural G
bands and Abssnt friends and viii tell ysxy
and has been the Of bringing hundreds o.
hay pairs together who enjoy the GREATEST happiness
'of NAL bliss All who In trouble In doubt h
rotation the tenderest feelings which agsts the human
heart may call soon aNd they may depend upon trus ~
vice. founded the eternal principles q maol soisneA
III Bseons ssss bstvssa 0sassa And Columbia asasls
WHY PARTICULAR N0TICE.-MADAME PALMER
Tie greatest astrolosist in Amsrca, will positively
this In few Gays for the South Ia her experience
thirty six in ths srest scsnce and In AL her
through Europe where he has been oonsulssa by the
gentlemen who have and listened her most
dsful and miraculous predictions pAsA present. and fu
SURE evens of le which ALWAYS proved true Gall
will miss her. No. 2y Bowsry opposite Prince
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RoWRY rH1ATR1-a BTBvENS STAGE MANA
E-ffns Nosics-The doors will e1sn 81 ~; surtAtn
Eses Sclsek Lower Tier Of Boxes, % GENTS; Bppsr
Dexss sSnn Ph And GALLERY, lax osnts; Private eoxss
81 ssAS b Orchestra Boxes 70 osss; ssAs IN Private
Wednesday evening. February /, win be performed
UNCLH fOAiF CABIy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01

E,oR CHARLEsTON AND ILoRIDA-y. 8. NAIL
l semi. weekly lne.-The new and splendid steamship
Wsdnesdsy Feb ~ S';lSSk r precisely For frsishs
for passage TO SfOfFORD, TlLkSTON CO., 50 Broad
way. Through tickets 70 Florida ~ follows:-Jacksonve
Marion viii gu the Union and sail Saturday. Feb.
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r OST-IN or NEAR WALL AND WILLIAM sTRRIR
II . check Of y. A. Myers drawn the r. nh OF New
York ior $s No LA and dated Jan. ~ ls54 also i've
SOU bills AL persons cautioned agAinst rscev.
ing the same Any coming sha
be handsomely rewarded leaving other both Of the
with n. A. Myers 81 William street, near wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01

Il, COTTON, AUCTION EER.-THIS DAY. (WkDNES
day) February aINh O'Clock at he auction rooms
No 50 Beekman ana SO Ar street large
sofss IN hair oloh and broaasee tete aete In harSloh
several suits In hArcloth mahogany and black walnut
wsrdrobes and bookoaser mahogany, black walaut aad
rosewood French bedseads dressing bareaus marbe,op
centre And Bie tables In and bronze
ron tables with mar BILE top,; dinner I'd bes
eouches and couch sedsteds French plse mirrers
nitrre patent and plain beasteAds hitonen urnture
Also balance goods from Warentrest sale also twelve
d. zen OWL maple and black wslnus chsrs 10 -chs
fale Will sford good opportunity for the trade we'll
all others in want SAILS persn pto-y.
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SALES AT AU0TIOU.


A UCrIoN NoTICE-THOs. BELL. AUcTiosEER
o'clock. At shs saIsreoms No 70 North william rect win
entire valuable stock Of taos's seule-
msIs furnishing soeds clothing 2 hirts 100
India bber oods guas and hes
two-oases Ole watches and jewery. bedding 60
A UcTIoN NOTICE. JKwELRY. FANCY GOODS,
"A &,.-sAMuEL OsGoUD, auctionee., will sell on
thursday Feb at 81 Nassau street at 10Y O'clock large
earnings finger rim brseehes bracelets lot
plated rae IN sets slsS, one large iron cafe Gaylord
assignee
Bs0lUTE SALE OF EIGHfY.sIXrH SFREEr PRO-
perry ous readers will notiqe hist ANTI my J.
BLEECKER will positively sell without reserve lhs Sigh
ssch.Sss s on s "a fsr ~ ns AL s,S A. the
Tor mprovem n, Eighty sixth Eighty seventh
s pss ss H
chase money IAN remain mortsase Maps No Broad G
UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
There iste he large sale Of household furn ture
friday next, Feb In the central rart of the city con
bedstss s IN actresses wsshssauds
tables chairs bureaus and AL kinds househoi furniture
pianofcrte ri h tone-a most splendid inssrumenA Par
culsrs As to tine and place will be given papers on
the day Of the sale.
A TTRACTIvE SALE OF ELEaANT HOUSEHOLD
February at los OOieck at No Clinton street Brook
yn near Dean street the tntre u, niture family dscn
t chamber furniture on suite heavy gilt French din
~ Psp Paris eisssns osrpss me very sups
soI royal quite new Also variety Of chamber
s ~ Ssk r1lsss gr@
B-Tbe own,r being shout TO 10 another citv
to the suotioneers, 70 Nassau street.
ny JOSEPH HICKMAN, AUcTIosEER THURSDAY.
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I fHI KosY woNDIRTuL AsrkosoeIsr
TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

TyANDRE AND AMBOY KAILROAD TO PHILADkl.
phis nom pier No. North river. TWO Nnss daily,
4. 4 ana az. = Aseenmosa.Io. LIN: = 4: 4. !!
~ places and Camden; fare a. Axprsss lnsat r H. -
SsSs Power 70 Anboy thence direct - Camden b.
SSvourk in Eve hours; fare -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01

NNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRA-THI UNITY.
= BtAtes NAH steamship FRANKLIN J. 4. Walton, ses
nandsr viii leave for HAvrs touching at Southampton
Il oo sns as s;.r e vs 3
First oass Sl2O ssccra GLASS So luggage NOT wanted au
voyage should be board The before s
marked Boown No freight will DO taken after Thusslas
TsbrusTy 2 Tor freight q R1s.a.e apply y AoR1EMs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01

MARK WRAY AUCTIoNEER -ELEGANT HOUSE.
u hold furniture, carpets, mirrors paintings, Ac.-
wrsy Binyon will sell this day, Wednesday, Feb Al l
o'clock the entire contents Of she first class dwelling
IS Spring street, door east Of consisting
ofIoevooe parsr furniture in crimson plush m,hogany
and hair seated and marble pier
fancy tables mirrors sofas loun
haI dome rosewood bookcase and OAK chars
and tables covered In CLOTH Brussels
rosewood and walnut double and single bsdsesd
rosewood and walnut blesop
ssands hair beds kevy kitchen
furniture chin and glass the whole Of which
last Nay Catalogues the of sale. deposit
qured from each purchaser. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01

ENOUND-IN BROADWAY, LADY's GOLD WArCH
y and chain. Inquire Of Simeon LeAna, netropolISa1
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Al DOUGHTY R.-HoUsEHoLs FUR
M. niture Ac.On Tt urday, February ~ I0s O'clock
the sasroom, 1863 Eighth avenue the enr, household
furniture Of family removed from Boomis gdale for
Of sale committing in pars OF dressing and plain
bureaus SOFAS veto atetes lounge bds.eaa spring sea,
chairs seat do card and centre tables dning and
do carpets mahogany rockers eight day o,ois china
crocisry glassware bedseads hair large
tion Of houskeperi and others the whole viii sold
wishout reserve, rain or shine Deposits required from
ebAsers.
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(yHEAP IRON BEDsTRADs BEDDING, AND sPRIN0
" mattress om-These healthy spring mattresses
superior feather BEDS other kno
heAth convenience luxury Ac made In the best
~ about half usual cc Iron bedstess all SHES from
IS 70 $50, ~ b53 Broadway, near Prince street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01

AHONRY TO LOAN-IN ANY AMOUNT, ON JEwELRY,
M diamonds pianos, merchandise, perronal property
security Terms liberal confidential and safe. Paci6o
Agency ard LoAut Al sooiaon, Pacific Bark
Broadway and Grand Large lot of Champagne
sale bargain,
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INSTRUCTION..


tS ALL RkAD.-MR. BRISToW'S ACADEMY Oy
rC. best nmanship 293 broadway issow is the best
teacher Of writing Ladies positively taught prsts,
deli ate beautiful ssyie gentlemen ane, tree rapa
dor ercAntie hand, in course OF lessons. Terms
low, CD. Please call New pupils say taken. Pr
yate instruction siven Visiting cards elegantly written
Law writing done 80. GEORGE BkISTOK.
QOUKKLEPING, ETC-AR. W. j. RRNVILLE NO.
- $50 br. adway, receives pupils for raoo
ton In boo kke ppg arithmetic 10 qualifying them in the
most thorough and eoent for The duties of the
counting room. Terms moderate open day and evening"
NJ ECHAEICS' INtTITUTE CLASSES FOR 1851
H Architectural Dra~iDs b. Prof Patton; q Aashine
Drawips, by Prof. knudsen 8 Ornamental and Figure
Draw and Ornamental and Figure Modelling by Prof
ute S. to non members 81 The third Of the above
classes will At the Institute CT Rooms No
Bowery this evening At TX o'clock All applications are
be mass and all moneys are TO DO paid At the AotuArJs
desk Drawing nsrun ents paper pencils, india rubber,
other article. required b, the pupils CAP always b had
practice divertg the attention Of Professors their
proprate duties for the OF ploying
ofA petty rao, for the benefit any member OF
tue class committee however disinterested member
may be, can be no longer permitted.
JAMES HENRY, JUN, Aotuary,
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IIoR SAVANNAH And fLORIDA-UNITED STATES
Mail Line-The new splendid steamship FLORIDA,
Captain 8. woodruff will leave on Saturday, February
a O'clock r. NJ pier No North river. apply 70
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, Ii Broadway.
The Florida, Thos Lyon. will leave Saturday Feb IL
Throush tickets from New York TO Jaoksonvie, Isl; r.
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CONFERENCE.-THE NOTICES.

90 Enn WANTED, AND PARTNER, IN AN
pL.OOO exclusive acturipg business In this city
klreAdy etAbsheo and wi net 50 go per ysar As safe
Ard permanent In ye I'm shs opportunity but sci
dom offered Full particulars given interview for
which address Enterprise. Herald sfus nat.ag time and
nj
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THO HOUTHERN TkAvELLkkS.-THE w. D. l. STkAA-
i, ship JAntsTCWN. 4yo TONS, CAPT Edw; Csvsndy
O'clock for Norfolk Pssersburs and Richmond connect
Norfolk With the SeAboard and Roanoke Railroad for
Raleigh Wilmington, 10 Passage and fare state roem in
eudedTo Norfolk 49, to Petersburg and Richmond, So
LUDLAn PLEAsANTs. 80 Broadway.
VIyANTED TO PUB CHASE FOR CASH-HIGHr OF
ten sehoon from 100 70 100 t fair prices draft
seven feet or less also, small, low priced steAmtuG
BRUsH ship broker 1853 South sheet BAH kinds Of
yestes bought and sold.
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yNANTEo-f. RARE cHANCB.-AEy PERSON WISH
w into ssem 81 TO day, oAn receive iasuctioas
will him Cor htr ~ DO ending letter
pot paid oissins 81 o the subscriber Address Kzra
allen, War 4, MsssAohusetts.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-01-28
DAVID hartley,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALER IN
Liquors, Hines, COrdiaks. Imported Haranu
Cigars. Ivginia ami Missouri To5accO,
Preserved fruits, PicLIcs, OYSTERS Sar-
dimes, L0bsters. CLAIMS, Glass
Uare. &C.. Sc.
No. 81, NGiR street, near the Steamboat Landing.
As in store and 10 arrives the following, which he of
l. fcrs for sale at the lowest prices The stock wa
selected 10y himself in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
LOQTORS, ZINES AND CORDIiLS.
10 half pipes pure French Brandy, of the follown
kinds O:ard, Dupuy Cos; Pnef, Caston T. Cos
United Proprietors; Hennessey & Cos; A. Seignee.
pipes Holland Gin, the celebrated :. Swan" brand,
pipe II. CroX Rum, casks pure Port Wine for
! - Jamaica Spirits, Medicinal purposes,
. bbls Old Peach Brandy, 10 - Madeira Wine,
- New England Rmn, $ Sherry Wine,
30 - New York Brandy, 20 baskets lIeiIsick Cham
20 Gin. pague Wine.
30 g Bourbon and Molon- , bbls Rose Cordial,
gahca Whisky, :. Peppermint Cordial.
100 g Recti1cd Whisky, . Lemon Syrup,
70 casks Burgundy Port Wing.
HATANA CIGARS.
5000 imported Havana Cigars. the largest and chean
est assortment of Cigars offered mar
ket.
90 bxS Virginia Tobacco, superior article.
20 - Missouri tobacco, 90 bxs smoking tobacco.
FRUITS, PICKLES, OYSTERS, &C.
200 cans lb preserved Peaches,
100 2Ib Straw berries
500 8 Baltimore Cove Oysters,
800 - Baltimore Cove Soup Oysters, a new article.
20 bxS assorted Pickles, so CLANS.
~ Tomato CatSup, 10 bXs Pepper Sauce.
80 cans I.obSiers, % gross playinr Carts
Dccaiter, Tunblers, GObcts Pint Fla>ks. &C.. large
assortment direct fiOm the mandatory at Pittsburgh
Gaicila, April 80, 1Sl3-33y
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Dated January 10,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

nY virtue Of writ Of Execution issued out and un-
- der the District Court for the county OF
Ramsey upon Judgment rendered by SAID Courts on me
xth day OF January, A. d., 1884, in action where
in phin.as Freeman, surviving partner OF the late nrm
of Charles p Freeman Co.,. Is plaintiff, and James Cur
ran and william b. awler. partners, &c, are defcnt-
ants, in favor said plaintiff and against said defend
ants for the sum eleven hundred fy-seven dollars,
and seventy bave this fourteenth day of
January, ID. 1854, levied upon the pieces or parcels OF
land, situate the OF ST. Paul, in said county Of
Ramsey, and and designated follows, TO witt
Commencing the Roberts and Third streets In
ST. Paul Aforesaid, and running thence along said Third
feet, thence at right angles southwark
eighty feet, thence right angles eastward fory-wo
feet Roberts thence along said Roberts street north
ward the place Of beginning, being part of Lot num-
bered three 0 in Block numbered thirty twn, 32 in the
original Town ST. Paul. together with the buildings and
nproyefents tn .reon. Also, the following described
said, and designated follows, to w.t. Lots
numbered hree ( four, az nvr, t5 six, TO- AMI seven
Cd in Ews's subdivision OF Lots, numbered eight (S)
AMI nine 9 in Block numbered twentystN> (26) Ia the
original Town Saint Paul, being six'y-eght (6S)
feet from. Third street and ninety (90) feet front
OH Roberts street, together with the buildings and m
thereon, the property Of said defendants
the highest bidder for cash. the Court House in said
and county. Monday the sixth day Of March, A
u. 1854, O'clock in the afternoons that Is all the
right, title and interest o the said James Curran and Will
liam Is. LAWYER. either Of them the said premises,
ffIc sixth day of January, A. D., 1851, at time
since; much thereo may be sufficient to satisfy
said execution, and Shcrs fees, with interest and
Of publication. 4. N. FRIDLEY,
Sheriff.
By ID. W. c. DUNwELL, Deputy.
Master>on & Siinoiis. Attorneys.
Dated Jan. llth, A. ID. 1851. 1S-ow
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No More Credit.

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage which have re-
ceived from the citizens ST. Paul, and surrounding
county, shall endeavor to conduct my establishment
such manner will warrant continuance of their conf
dence; but in orderto do this. must stop the
CREDIT SYSTEM;
have to cash for all cattle, Sheep hogs. ETC.,
which purchase, shall hereafter expect my customers
pay down the Cash for all meats they buy from
me- shall strictly enforce this system with all my
TONERS. II is my intention to keep constantly hand
the best meat of all kinds at low prices the
market will allow. Ny motto will hereafter be
Beef for Cash, and Cash for Beef.
\ d. All persons indebted TO me in large small
SUMS will please call and settle immediately, 1t will
the necessity and trouble of calling on them By
doing, will enable TO fork OVER to cred
tOrs. IL. c. WOLF.
3-3n
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Something New in Minnesota.
.NeU Nore! .New Sock! .NeW Styles Of
Goods, and .Neu Prices

stSU tNOFe. sfSU NOChs SVSW NytcS "
Goods, and New Prices
(tATnCART, KERN & co. have purchased and now
" occupy the large and comnodiouS storehouse just
finished Roberts street, next door to MeSsrs Winnie
Cooley, where they now opening and receiving by
every the largest and most carefully selected stock
Of Foreign ank Domestic Dry Goods brought Min
nesota Here be foun almost every variety Of style
and pattern Of dress goods IN the following fabrics:
French, English and American Muslin
Delaines and Cashmercs, printed and plain
Wool DeBege, French checked Poplins
French. German and Saxony Merinoes
Persian Cashmeres,
Josey cloth in the most delicate shades
Victoria Paids, Fancy printed velvstS
Black French Bombazin
Black, Colored and Figured Alpacas
French, English and American Prints in endless
quantity and variety
Italian and Lyons dress silks
Turc satins, Tarlton and Swiss Muslins, etc.
SHAWLS--Albron, Black and White Wool, Waterloo,
watervlit, Bay State, Long and Square Plaid.
Brown and White shirtingS. Irish Linens
Strip'd Shir,ings, Drills, DENNIS, Bed Ticks
F:annels---Red. White, Yellow and printed
Cloths and satnets, Blankets and Rugs
Hosiery ami Gloves, Sew.s Muslin CELLARS
Cuffs, CheInselts, Edgings and Insertions.
In the House Furnishing Department will be found
large stock OF Carpctins OF the following make:
Lowell superdne, Auburn, Asbona, Fall and Union
Mills, Plain Venan, etc.
Druggets, Hearth Rugs, Juftei AMI Adelaide Mats
Window shades, Plain Window Paper.
Drapery MusiS Tab Linen
Danlask Linen Tabiecioths, Embost Cloth Table Covers
Oil CT th do, 81 and 4 sheeiing, Toilet
Table Napkins, Manchester and Marseillcs Quilts
Pillow Case Linen, Russia Diapers,
NucSaback, Diaper and Crash Toweliugs
Lad es' German Work Baskets, etc,
Together with u Thousand articles too numerous too
mention, all OF which hold ourselves ready to show
and sell for Cash At the lowest prices the articles
can be bought for west of st. Louis Chicago would
therefore solicit call from the citizens Minnesota
we'll as our friends in st. Paul.
st. Paul, Oct, 1853. CATHCART, KERN & CO.
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SHERIFFS SALE,

aeY virtue Of writ cf Execution issued out and un
ID der the seal the District Court for the County of
Ramsey upon Judgment rendered Icy said Court the
sixth day January, A. ID. 1851. in action wherein Lyme
Startling, George W. B. Curling am benjamin \. Hege-
parters &C., plaintiffs, and James Currau and
William Is. lawicf, partners, Sc arc defendants, i'll IA
said plaintiffs, and against said defendants, for the
Of eleven hundred, thiriyt dollars AMI tweitysix
cents, have this fourteenth DAY OF January, A. d..
1854, levied the pieces parcels of land. situate in
the st. Paul ia the county of Ramsey, and known
and designated follows, to Wit Commencing at the
of Roberts and Third streets, in ST. Paul aforesaid,
and running thence along said Third street, forty two feet,
thence right angles southwark, eighty feet, thence
right ankles eastward forytwo feet, 10 Roberts
thence along said Roberts street nortwar eighty feet to
the place VI lesiihn being part OF Lot numbered three,
~ in Block numbered rtytwo 32) in the Originate town
Of st. Paul, together with the buildings AMI improvements
thereon. Also the following described land and real
tate situated in the town ami county aforesaid, and known
AMI designated follows. 10 wit: Lots numbered three,
~ four. az five, ~ siN 6) and seven, "a in Ewings
subdivision Of Lots numbered eight, 81 and niiit (9 in
Block numbered twenty-siN, t26 in the original town Of
st. Paul. being sixty eight 6S front Third street
and ninety {SO feet front Roberts street, together With
the buildings and Improvements thercUn the property
said defendants; which property shall expose sale
al public auction the highest bidder for cash. the
Court House in said town and county Monday, the
sixth day of March, A. ID. 1854, O'Clock In the
afternoon; that is. all the right, title and interest of the
said james Curran and William Is. Lawler, either of
them Ia the said premises, the sixth day of January
A. ID. 1881. or at any time since; much thereof
may be sulcient 10 satisfy said execution. and Sheriff
fees, with Interest thereon and of publication.
A. NJ. FRIDLEY,
Sheriff.
by u. W. c. DUNwELL, Deputy.
MasterSon Smnns, Attorneys.
Dated January 14tl, A. d. 1854. 1S6w