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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-06
CHARLES II. PARKER
BANkFR AND EXCHANGE BHOKl

BANKER AND EXCHANGE 81 DKER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT L,lF.
sIt- Exchange far sale on Tie East or .Nae,t
II Money RENTED Ia GREAT BRIrAIN, Tr,srs and
GEVNaNy, or any o;hcr important points cn Nc onts
ncnt of Europe
rTiNrEREsr allowed on Special DEPOSIT
Collections made throughout the Territorl css-eI1e
the rate Of exchange and the actcat e., sc ~
REFERENCES Ky permission
Gov. Willis A Gosman ST. Paul. Min
Ex-Gov. Rtmsey. :"
MesSrs Page X naccn, ST. Louis, Mo
American Exchange Bank. n. Y.
Particularly would Invite attention TO T.
Real Estate Eepartment, of M once.
ia HIGH has been established great Cost. ntf
w which consists IN part, of "A full list Gil
men Land Entries. Maps Of unentered lanos -ttea
se,ni-weekiy. a map of the County Of .lss, ana
plats Of the different cities AID additions tE.t' iH
said county complete list of all the lads ,.. &c
said county for unpaid taxes 4 !uN cRd trf a.
strait of the title to each distinct tract t-, ct
land situated t. snd county rom Tie Gene -ai Cove
mcnt to the latest graicei wherein is noted ever Be-
c TIE title either in form substance, 1890 's'rs
hlo kind II LIEN creating iucurb anse. TtcreI
il arises b! way al judgments, mortgage. taxes, re
chanicS, or Other wise.
IAN, Justified IN stating that far a lasc uorou
Of the Real Estate O, this city il concerned rnaiu e
tle cannot be satisfactorily established by chaia-
alton Of the records alone the aid Of asurvc. eno
lutelv essential. This deSiGe alum have ci ~
ascertsinac aud defnns The original claim ue., upo
,he proper maps n This Office yrsscs,ior Of
fl Is seriously affecting titles to real estate il tas
", and said Office only, can knowles g1 Ct such
facts be obtained
Land Warrants
bought aud sold, and Government lands Tered for
settles reasonable terms loans negotat, 'eiiig
from II 80 per per annum, with ORA
bile Real Estate security, Coupon Bonds, p able N
New York elsewhere as instrrcted-! pei
miss ion; and generally, all business that mr. be 80
trusted my care and usually done 'hrongl Ba' King
House. heal Estate Agency, Law Odce, =, a. e,e
my personal and pr ompt attention. at--sf
upED sPREADs-Got up expressly for Alinneao,.,
Id winter, by Heenan, at the
WORLDS FAIR sTORE.
Dec. 2, ls53-A-U
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WANTED.

IMMEDIATELY. good healthy youHe n an. 10
Il one year and four months in .nitci
States Army, TO whom fifty dollars bounty Will paid
besides pays rations and clothing Will be give For
further particulars, address
SYLVANUS G. RUGG, Fl. Snelli's. 1. r.
q
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First Ward
Aldernan--A. c. Knox, for 2 years.
A. i. Chamblin, for year.
X. Marvin, for ! year.
Justice OF the Peace--W III. Tinker.
Constable--F krauif.
Asscssor-W. IL. Tinker.
Second Ward
Adcrman-Charles BAIL, for years.
-" Charles s. Cave, for year.
&" Thomas Tanning, for year.
Justice Of the Peace--Francis lie Mai.
Constablc--C. p. V. Lull.
Assessor--Wm. ii. Stnan.
Third Ward.
Alderman George l.. Becker, for 2 years.
g John X. Irvine, for year.
&c J. NJ. Stone, for ] year.
Justice of the Peace. Nj. Winslow.
ConstableLuke Murphy.
Assessor--liam Stillweli.
In the Second Ward, the contest was close, Mr.
BAIL being elected by two votes and MIR. Tanning by
one vote. We understand that the right Of these
gentlemen 10 n seat in the Board, will be contested
All the city officers, except one, and the entire
Board Of Aldermen, with one exception, Demo
Gratis.
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CHARTER ELECTIoN.-The first election for
charter officers Of the city, came of Tuesday last,
and resulted in the election Of Hon. DAVID OLM-
srEp, Mayor, Orlando Simons, Esq, Police Jus.
tice, Mr.. WIN. R. Miller, City Marshal, and Daniel
Rohrer, City Treasurer.
The following are the officers elected in the several
xylr1s
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..TUE OLD BROWN DRUG STORE"
Still. IN TIE ASCENDANT

WYE have had no time OF late tn write ,deeftIse-
w ments. We shall receive IN n lev dag t4c
largest and best assortment OF every thing ia line
yet brought to 81 Paul As ireghts Wi H1avsua-
ably be very high a short time advise cer com
customers and friends generally, To call carly .r
their supplies. We guarantee 10 give satsf on h1''
as 10 pnce and quality of every article No tesi-
rous OF purchasing Will be allowed TO leave " 9,1
Brown Drug Storen without Il trade.
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WINDOW GLASS-DiRECT INIPORT-
ALTON.

ALTON.
VIZ l. wish all TO take notice that ha.- periccfei
w arrangements with The best manu- #
window Glass in Pilsburg. for is ol et-
cry size on the lowest possible terms.
Our stock will be brought directly from ttsfIrr n
Captain Humberstone's steamboat; rn4 couse-
quentlS having but one handling and tr.l,i 70. .ef
VIII arrive in first rate order, without brc; ta4t
and leave your orders early
BOND s KEIIofg.~
mar - Drug and Oh .or,.
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nED SPREADS-Got up expressly for n Snnesotst
ID winter, by Heenan, at the
WORLDS FAIR STORE.
Dec. e, ls53-s4-f
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Gov. WiIiis A. Go.inan, ST. Paul, Min.
Ex-Gov. RtmscV. -
Mes>rs. Page ~ DRccn, 81. Louis, Nc.
American Etchan:e Bank. n. Y.
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PROPOSALS..

DROPCSALS FOR BUILDING A COUNTY CuVne
Il Hosss aud Jail 81 RiverheAd, SunoR CSuAty z -
&os RvsrhsAl until tho th dsy Of laly nsxS fsx fu
niakE materials aAd building Court House 4ne Jan -
The above named place. per snd psas -
each, wiish 30 seen 81 said Cousty CLERKS once 9
~ the csrn.n Of hs hoard q supssys9sf,si In s ps
printed cory the specifications viii bo fnsnished on So
plicesion James Cooper, Caosi Of raid cc9nt fr
ot NAV the Chairman Of the BcAr4 -
supervisors care q Janesn Cooper Suffolk Court uss
York. The Board will rcjeot any one or "a o. saA9
s sSsE l1ss sISGahi ss ,m,.;:.,
JuLs u. 1874 ga T. PORE
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RY II. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER by II. H. LEEDS
co. Thursday, June 20, ct 10is o'clock, at the
pom 10 Nasssu street,, by order Of mortgage, Pc
~ ISLE Of 81 eiesan. sold washes By order Of mort
hsLsting Of fns gold hunting levers, movements By
Tobias, Joseph French, Bsrwin, Arnold Bros.
andA warranted - represented per the catalogue.
~ especial at.eution Of those In want Of fupe-
ictS Of this description to ths sals every watch
positivey sid 70 the highest bidder without re-
BY order Of the mortgages Tevma--Au purchases
Ice fnuy ucptbs approved snsorsed notss, or thres
i N Tor cash uhder 500 cash, ctr fusds.
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HOUSEHOLD

.oLToN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOU 5EHOLD
furniture Of every description, piano forte, &o-F
BERT street. between dson AMI Warrington stfests
ytirA furniture Of tho family. who breaking mp
Tod bcokcasea, cpetnriss mahogany chairs and So
Lrblo top plain dressing bureaus marble top
Ia ana card tables sxtene0n dining do large mirrors
toy washstande, tapestry three ply and ingram
II cloths, China and glassware table cutlery, marble
rts inlaid and other clocks hair mattresses several
ather beds and pillows mahogany French and other
ds bedroom and bases ent furniture fefr gerAtors
tossther with every srtclt " the house. N BAH
We furniture will be sold without the least reserve
|st be removed Immediately after the sale, ~ the
10 be taken possession Of by another party ON
| Ne postpon enc mt on any accoun.. Also oae vesy
evs6d plane forte, but little used and In good order
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rUCTI0N N0TICE.-GREAT SPECIAL SALE OF
kER PARKS will sell. on Tharsdsy. June e. 81 lOX
Mon Of ancient and mode paintings sold ON account
ne ownsr going to Europe. Also, modern paintings,
fNO mbjecte. Also, large variety Of elegant pArlor
pttuxe en- sue rich enaneled chamber suites &c. Ssls
SHve. for cash.
4 PxTER PARKS, Auctioneer, No. 70 Nassau street.
MOTION NOTICE.-CosTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
neure piano forte, rich tapesry costly
parl6r suits De n. WILSON, auctioneer will sell,
'Ihurfd day. morning At 10 o'clock, tbs contents Of
No 1862 West Twenty fourth street. Eighth
rosewood piano stool and cover elegant rose wood
h Volarc Gothic sid reception chairs splendid
mtlodeon, carved rosewood and mahogany centre,
and sofa table, stands rosewood escrutoir and
etary large oval and pier glasses about four hundred
rich tapestry and velvet brocatelis and ase
kans elegant window shades dining and extension t.
mahogany SOFAS chairs bureaus rosewood, mahogany
ba sk walnut bedsteads, bookoases washstands and
SETS beds and bedding curled hcrsehsir mattresses
large assortment Of nne ola oil paintings, In richly
frames rosewood hat rack oilcloths splendid china
Of 5o pieces elegant china vases Of the richest
tea SETS pArian and bisque fg1rs silver tea service,
Sers liquor stand cake baskets spoons for coffee urn,
Also croot cry cut glassware, ivory cutlery kitchen
Ass and other house FURNISHING articles in Abundance
osits will be required ant the goods moved day.
)ssible. The house 10 first class and Furnished
cont regard to expense Parties In want Of good furni
will do we'll to attend the sale being absolute, for
to the highest bidder Offers Inducements to house
srs and others. Every facility for packing and chip
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TN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF THE SUR
rogAte Of the county Of New York notice T. hereby
tractsn late " the city York msrehant dseeasd
bsr hs once No 81 Chambers strcst In tho oisy Of New
York before the 10th day Of December nest Dated
Nav York tho lAth DAP Of Iuwe 1854
PkTHR b. SwEENN. Public Adnipstrasos.
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FICTION NOTICE.-CHAMPAGNE WINE, &C.
tier Parks will sell Friday June 90 IL o'co k
store % Nassau stree: 100 basket, superior
suit suitable for the city and country
lea Also quantity of segars Of various brands.
III PETER PARKS, Auctioneer, 70 Nassau street.
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ECTI0N NOTICE-THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER-
BY Bell Bush this day at haifpsss ten O'clock. in
carpets. French and other bedstesds SOFAS sofa
u &c.; also champagne brandy, segars, 10.
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ASTROLOGY.


A sTR0LcGY.-PHOFEssoR WILSON. TIsG CELK-
IL b.ated astro1cger be consulted on ras present.
future Of life at No. go Broome stsse., neas
Essex. Prof Wilson y tho only who predicted
recy tho marriage Of Queen victoria AMI decribsd hsI
husband two years before IL took place.
sTEoLoGY.-DR. WILSON, 90 BRO0ME STREET,
n New York, invites Al persons who desirous Of
only consul. ed in order TO be appreciated Birth ro
auired. No huMbng.
MRS. LADoMUs, POS CANAL STREET, CONTINUES
courtship smd fisge She will also make love mutui
between rites where IL does exist She will
thief to restore stolen property Ago temper
mtnt told for nothing.
MADAME MORROW rs, v lTHoUT EXCEPTION IA y
l most wonderful asteoioeist in the world
events and win show your fasnre lnseand and ssssat
wEsh aetonhed thoGsar de during tavela
In EuIope. She seventh daughter OF seventh deugh
ter, and Was born with natural git By iovokng he
thougs and viii happy psrs 20 come together who
w njoy abe happiness Of biiss
predictions truly Astounding to all who visit her
Those Who Wish speedy marriage; may San socs' saa
principles Of scsaes. 70 Broome street. ko
wesn Cannon and Columbia. Gentlemen NOT admitted
TYnE WON DER OF THE woELD-AApAME CLIFTON,
This natural gifted and seent6c lady i causing geosS
excitement in ibis city By giving and every
who visit her such 70 through Madame
in our city she warrants correct statements
81 who Wait her on parriage losses law suts about
friends DEATHS Tia wonderful sseress will remain but
ashor. Mmc In ibis c as she Intends yistns Europe All
Madame e. disease It's worst stage psrtiousay
the rhspin ssm Consult her and sats, yoursef Resi-
Senee No b street. bstween Bfooms aAd SpznS
brick house, stA0e steps. atHt4igr u
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AUCTION.-wE ARE REQUESTED TO CALL THE
Sfour resdsrs in want Of superior household
10 O'Clock AZ 1859 twenty. fourth street. Particuisf:
&e found In his advertisement.
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HARLEx. RAILROAD i d INLAAD RoUTE,oN AND
ante: .n 70 % f
street secomSodation train It A. n. stopping At VII
Leaving dspot hIte and csn.rs sreetsaors
Rs st White Rsss cfSsGa
dale spd Chatham Ponr cOsns1 s9a 1syins in Ais.ag
vile Pn . a.ssoD
lnss Dsvs. Plains Melton and stations north. connect
ssS:s.: s;IlsIss + 1lssss 20 s.
.. siiH and
north CrO.on Falls 70 is a: n. ana and r NJ
7ssiS. md asslisa: so1ss R sliass
:scSUns 4 III T. way ~ .sasiens 10 AND
PASSENGERS procure tickets and have their bag
err and Brooms street, and Fourth avenue and Twenty
Essusnps e Ne. York leaving aspo. Western Railroad
train st I'll ~ station. williams. Bridge.
s.1
ham -Four Corners. H.a.ls, RlIerson, Amsnls. Dover
isssss 9 :. i. WI .
e x iii
train. Express train leaves Trov ct 80 Mand AlbApy
dale sss z son %nsn. M
: iIs s pa
BY this win not be landed between Croton Falls and
1lss S'ys
mus. take ths REGULAR train ssvins CrotO Fall. 80 r
tween hlis5ten And White pisns and arriving il New
!. s time table stations striving 81 New YORK q Is a
NJ IA M from Crosen Falls stopping IT all staons be-
Croton Falls and Fordham, arvia at New York At
9ssA.n r. NJ. from Croton Fsn,,. stopping at all
irving st New York a. Tsp M. ga. N. and 20 r. NJ,
from hite Plains, stopping at all stations. From Will
Mams Bridge at 40 30 45 A. M, IL NJ, 2l5, 49,
ana 930P M, stopping at all stations.
suncAy ArranSement.-Trains will leave for Croton
Falls aud all way stations AZ 30 A. and5 ". Re-
turning will leave Croton Falls at A. NJ. and 20 p NJ,
stopping all way stations Passengers by the Sunday
trains will be received and landed In New York at the
st;sss station oay Freight for Albany
and w hite streets.
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SPIRITUALIsM-K ANN LEAH Drawn. UoR.
nry Mrs Fish Of the Fox nj will hold circles At
dsy Wednesday sjAv and Friday evenings fro 70
%o'cloct. Admission 81.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMeOY RAILROAD TO PHILADzI~
~ phia from pier Nc North riyer-THo lines daily, ID
boa. John pctte tS South Amesy thence BY y.y
press lines at p NJ by John Potter to Amboy thonoa
dreot to Camden By OARS through Ia Eve hours Fare s.
Way accommodation and emigrant line a. p. NJ; fare s.
50 emigysn. EAs at 5 p. fare 81 10.
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IOHN ". SOMERINUYKE AUCTION EEH-STOKE
81 No. ITO Centre street, corner of FrAnkn.-Aortgase
sale Of furniture Brussels carpets lace curtains
O'Clock BY virtue eha.tel mortgage richly carved
silver tuits three SOFAS par.
Ter chairs, armchair also rosewood bedroom suitsbed
seads bureau wash and light stand with marble tops,
chairs elegant lace curtains for four Window Brussels and
!osa ana chsirs In hs ooth oard tsSis.
gsny dressing marble top seretsry and
sofa bed also 100 bedsted patent and screw double
and single; porter house and Leaf tables, DO:
r. W. SOMERINDYKE. ATTORNEY for MortoaRee.
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FURNITURE.

EEAsELLED COTTAGE Observation-Disclosures
IL stacy, Nos 5l4 and SO Broadway, received 6rst
class med ale from TIE Crystal Palace and Ins
tnte for the beat ns Of chamber and
advise the public TO examine their Suits
with hair mattresses straw pillows bolstsxs
from
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NGNEE,S SALE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
sel 1t public auction the FIRST day Of July, 1884
O'Clock In tho forenoon, the sloop Eliza Hock man.
pa Spring The sale will take place Al Cold Spring, In
sYLvAEUs WARREN, lAssiSnsss Of
PETER B. LAWSON, ! B. Dykman.
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pie At suction, this dsy, at IL O'Clock precisely in
on 70 ,hc large stock Of swery for sac by
kICOLsY CO., suctoneers, ct nststihg of very
smond crosse, two cluster diamond IS, two single
No one s5perb pair Of pendant dis nond earrings,
|biss and diamond two large cluster Plus and
open gallery mounted. Sale positive. BY order Of
tors. a II NlCOLAY.
y: sINTZENICa,
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EYHICRACK1Rs. ROCKETS, 30, AT AUCTION =
Friday, l0k O'Clock. ct ~ Dsy street, Of Grssa-
vtch ss:ortnsat Chimes a..or.ekst wheels ssrp:st
and chewing tobacco, brandy wine, gn staple groosrie
with miscellaneous other srticles
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JoHN "; soMERINDl KE. AgcTIoNEER STORE No.
hossss wagons tin smiths stock and toolsOn Thurs
day hs day ct l West Sixteenth street at 10 O'clock
by Of seven executions iron horse said to
30 fast. I've business wagons one new enc Light wagon
tents, tools, &C., oomprGng complete assortment
wv wv B; sfoyH4EsREfSSSpyKrs{ oonstablss.
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT.

THE CHATswORTH HOTEL, DERBYSHIrx ENG
land Jepson the proprietor Of the above he
yteT from America for their kind patronage hitherto
begs to remind those who DO visiting Epgl Of tao
central and Pleasant situation of this estabshment lie
shire render worthy Of notice and so1rse
three miles distant from the hotel and Omnibuses
every train.
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CTION SALE OF CHOICE PLANTS, FLOWERS,
&c.-Nr J.. W. Reynolds second annual sale will
place this afternoon At O'CLOCK, opposite the con.
walk from the ferries comprising the most ohoios
tment ever offered in the vicinity Of New York,
z in part Of orange lemon and turkey AZ trees came
ponioas, and endless variety Of hardy moss, per-
II, running. monthly and standard rose bushes 10.
positive to the highest bidder.
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LsIRr H. SIcotHAyy ,..; AycTIosEER;, HORSES.

u ADEnL n. NAI AoSiIUN hh-hOhSES,
Thursday, June o. at IL o'clock in front OF E. G. Lud.
us store No. New street the most elegant compiete
ever offered at auetonthe complete estab
hmsnt q leaving for Europe purchased but
yses sixteen hands high. without white hair
~ magnificent teams In the city, warranted perfectly
and asd kind in single double harness, or under the
xhis pair Of borses 10 second TO In the sty.
lined With rich India satin made 10 ORDER oost ST. 100
% an elegant set Of double harness. mounted With the
81 splendid silver plate and complete of the most costly
$aPton Also styIish pair Of bay mares, buggy and
r. double harness The mares are eight year: ola TX
sAddie, and will trot In 81 in double harness Sold for
efaut Also enamslled leather top buggy and costly
yer mounted harness. cost $l25 buggy and harness but
- nsed Also single silver mounted buggy harness.
ILBKRT n. NIC0LAY, AUCTIoNEER-srOCK
and bonds et auction II. Noolay will sell this
juno o. At Lk O'Clock, ct the Msreh ants Exchange,
S.ssa "a 81 iSs
fnds payable semi 81 each: $3.50 -
fsst bond Of tho State Of Illinois new i'm
sns sto0k) 5000 Corporation Of Waterfowl Jefferson
V1O Water Stock Bonds redeemabls a. the netropoli
o4nt payable semi annually: S28 900 Toledo NorwaW
sSs semi sasus ~ ooS ssss shares Gsocsrs Steam
&C. W. q % ne NoES ~
Spany IS DO; so DO Atlantis and Psoao Railroad, Of
Zach which An instslment Of per share has been
\ balance 70 morrow The accrued interest ON all the
Ms viii be charged to the purchaser H. N no ds re-
seles Of stocks bonds and other securities every Mon
Sornsr Of Wall.
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fiction NOTICED. HOUGB, AUCTiONEER =
gnreserved sale of first class rosewood, walnut and
bgAnJ furniture to morrow morning at l0X O'Clock at
70 Warren street Greenwich sing the most
Int and durable parlor furniture :, be with the
snch Large rich and finely finished rosewood broca-
Suits marble top rosewood etegsre rosewood marble
centre tables; splendid rosewood bookcae; do
pier sofa and fancy tables; e.egeses
er auds embroidered lace win curtains 100 yards
k elegant deoorasiors bis9ue and Parish ornaments
Ftatusry French porcelain vases Of the most beautiful
costly desorip octave rosewood OF
nt tone; richly framed French oval gane %; oil paint.
on variety of SUBJECTS BY celebrated artists; gas
deers; statr carpet and rods rosewood dressing and
bureaus marble top stands rosewood bedsteads, Gle.
carved; do mahogany; gilt china talet set.; Brus.
ers pillows and feather beds hair mattresses; ma
tables china dinner SET, 500 pieces elegant tea
To-; ivory hspded cutlery; erookery. DO 90. At the
urn spoons FORKS sslver sugar tongs forks, but
hives 10 DC. Sale positive rain or shine.
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JfD' SCOTT, AUCTIoNTER.-GaEAT SALE OF
fsey City Property,-Fcrty sx valuable city lots ct
Of the ferry. David Scot auctoneer, will sel' At
auction on Friday Goth June. ~ Oh o. ,look y. NJ,
ground without reserve 10 the highest bidder, forty
th best AMI most desIabls lots in the entire city.
oriion of Ire lots 10 block No. l76 adion
be properly sold APRIL 90 which gave such general
ct'on Tho following described lots may DO consider
bal in every rcspeot:-Eight lots Jersey venue,
Erie streat oish. los ON South Fourth street
south Filth rect three lots Pavonia ave.
Two lots Provost street, four lots on Newark ave
fir Z rsse buciness locations. Also, four lots on
ect STREET This property 10 situated in good gsateel
orhoods, surrounded WITH handsome residences, aud
whatever The ges rs already introduced,
be fassaic ater will be here in short time. This
eseDts rare chance for the purohsser q. this pro.
canpot fail to advance double in value in short
si.her Investment or immediate Improvements,
more than realize the most ssnsune expectation Of
iytr. Title injifputabls. Terms-l0 per cent and
fees the day OF sale; 2S15 per cent the 18th
when fu! wArrantee deeds will DO delivered. lhe bs
remain on Sopd and mortgage for three years. at
per NJ. For msps and fur tber particulars inquire
l0Tr, at tho saIsEroon, Montgomery street or OF II
Ell, ~ his Office, corner Of Erie snd South Fifth
Eters the sale will commence
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER.-FRIpAY,
80 at 10 o'clock at tho central sales rooms Will
by street. corner Of Pearl, Brooklyn. miscellaneous
Household furniture-xive sofas 1--WE bureaus, two
Eases, mahogsny AID cane seat chairs. rockers, bod
hemp mating cutlery, silver plated spoons and
oil paintings, watches, &c. Also, THE fixtures Of .
store-cases Of drawers, glass jars &c. Also, at
o'clock, small qusntty Of ready made clothing. .
" Of dry goods. csrpo. bags, 1000 segars, &c. At
"a ali fnrnitnra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-29
RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.

3 VIII .sll - auction Thursday june g. q II o'clock
sheriff assut fosty gold hunting wathss French ana
sns I nsss,i :,:s: Sopls. a. al .sS
IT and guard chains elegant diamond pins rngs 10.
ether assortment Of other Wolry Also
old family tss service. warranted to be solid. sterling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-29
John l.. yANDEwATER, AucTIoNEER-yANpE

TOHN L. VANDEWATKR, AUCTIONEER.-vANDE.
= water Turner viii sell On Fridsy june 80 :. io.
second furniture BY order Of the receivers
in part Of mahogany rosewood and black walnut psrlor
tables bedss,ds bureaus w.shstands mattrssss: pal
plush and broeatelle bookcases mahogany SOFAS tete
tetes Votares, sewing chairs rosewood and mahogany
marble top CENTRE side pier tables tables etegere
with marble top pahogsny and rosewood dress.
paiasters 49, Tho above goods will DO peremporily sold