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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-04

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NswYort, notice y hs-esJ gwen - al
persons ksvins claims ssrtza JOHN CLARKE. isfe ue
City Of EswYek cessed present the VITA vese sers
thereof the subscriber the once Of Bel Coe ksaA No
81 Jekn IN the City Of EevYork before The nh asy
OF November nsxr-Dsie1 HewYort the l.sh Day Of Nay.
Hsa tnyis isw6uSl WILLIAM B. DEEM. Kreca'or
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
persoss h.vns claim, ss.ie JAMES A:sOKLLf ss Of the
City Of Nevfst Soes<cd pr-s-n' the with yoaszs
thereof the l~be ,b- ret-roe CT S-orfe n Kos.
No III Ist IN the City Of ssvy err bsiore he lSA
Day AuszG Dext-Ded New FORK he h c.y Of Feb lass
GEORGE II. Ross, Ahaiasnto<.
flolIvtns NARY AcSORLEf, A6ninitrs,riL
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xIrEIIs FARGO & Co. send forward their

cAIIsonh.r.lIxsi, r 20 Ter oF sOUTH AMERICA.
q, MoNDIY bert Aasa ls5s At ~ By 1890
,s,nsr DANIEL WEBSTER, ana :. - 10y h .s 20 &
Nal q. amer GEORGE LAW VS. ~"' WA " VA" W.
Ns..ergers through 10 desns'ion =, G., -, IN al
fhelsp W - very strongly packed and waterproof
Rate 90 Freight reduced to Sn
peiiOoNo nj cent stamped envelopes, eod 10 cent? In
sarops W. ." D. N. BARNEY, President
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CUPREME COURT-RECEIVFR's SALE
- VILLAIN J. RUCH SAMUEL CURTIsS and ctd-
erf-By Of made IN this shs sell az
~ bic suction the Merchant Exchange in the City Of New
bok on the 20 day August 1855, u o'clock NJ OF that
DIV # Of Land the north side OF 9Th st
the City Of helor being HUDSON River with the
Euduss her srd al the Machinery II said buiinRs, the
Ergine herein and all the Tools for manu,ac urng purposes
tep P.I ioT maxim Rotary Pumps Esued BY the aited
pseut Issued TO william D. Andrews for PuLIps; also
Judgment Stew art Gwyue ~ S also certain
other Jugmen NOr AM Draft described IN SAID decree also
oesn N.tes made by Urban l.. Hitcncocs, dated Ap .
1855 amounting 30 IS with the colaera thereto. For
further particulars inquire OF the undersigned Ne. 32 Broad
New ToIt. Sale positive. r~rms cs.h-Dsted New
York, July 2, 1855. IRA HUTCHINSON, Receiver
CUPREME COURT City aud County of New
- YORK. SAMUEL X. CHiLDs ard WlLLlAH s. ROW
LAND e1eopi,z the las viii ard testament Of Hesan w
Cbac. decen ID sarst THOMAS OVERiNGTON and NARY
C. bis VIE A. Warren Smith Jtlaes Med 1esh and Ann big
Wife stIck = Dlweo and Ann, his wife Horao May ali
ta.'f wife samuel Grosh aud Eiss T. Orosh his ~ z,
George T. BIOrhy nd the Roman Catholic O Asylum Ia
the (ty 81 New IO Summons for Reef ICON MOI serves
To the defendants sbye named You hereby summoned
and required the complaint 10 this action, which Is
filed the Office c m CeIt Of the City and County Of New
the said conpain the subc her A. his oe at
No IS Chsuherss N aid city within twenty S anef the
ssrvce his q You exclusive Of The Gay Of rcn ser
vice. ard fail the said amt within the
tine sforesGc the ANT IN this action vii app 70 the Court
the relief demanded IL he compliant The said complain,
was fled N said cce the said City Hal, on he seven
teerth day Of April ihouand esht buntred and hye
Ds ed April IL, ltSa PHILIP MLLsfAIUh'
myl2lawl2ws' PlAirtfS Attorney, No. IS Chsmbers-'t
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~ seI MONDAY July 1855 md until further notice rs>
engsr TIsIns vi eeve Pier foot Of Duxnest follows w;
DUEK1RK EXPRESS, ate A NJ, for Duntirk
BUFFALO EXPRESS, Gs A NJ, for Buffalo.
MAIL, at BIB NJ for Dunkrk and Buffalo md inerneSt
ste sstns Passenger BY hi. Train vii remain nax<
u 0wsss, and p,oc--d the rert morsirs
ROCkLASD PASSENGER, At 8 P. NJ, from foot Of Cham
b>nst We P,emenf for Suferns and n;ers.te stsr1ots
WAY PASSENGER. sIP. NJ, for Ne~burrb and Orsv'he
md intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS at S: % r NJ, ior Dunnrk ana Bur.o
EHICRAET ais p NJ for Dunkirf and PSf.o. and inter
mediate Stations.
STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, every day, ercepans Saturday.
.6:So p NJ for Dunik and Buffalo and intermediate ss
tlons.
Or SUNDAY two frpse. Trans st $3.50 md s:S r. n
These Express Trans ~ Era With the ELrnas Lae
SAssrs Falls Railroad for NiAZGfs FALL AZ Buffalo and DIa
rit with he Lake Shore R.i-osa for Cleveland Cincun
Toledo Detroit Chicago kc and viii srs;ess s0le1s<
s@aners fry III por-s lake Enc.
~ C. HcCALLU-n General SupI
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TOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH
I HI0HLAEDs OCEAN HOUSE. LLrTLE bL!6h
POINT OCEAN PORT end EATONTOWN-FAhk
=, q CErTs-The and nsh,-dzsfred steamer JAMES
CHRIsTOPHER. Capt John Borden. vD run Sou oot %
Jsx-xf r. - fnliows:
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Uater-Cure.

nR. TAYLOR WATER CURE, csrner 9th
IL sv srd sshst NcwYork. Location heai'hfa ouic-ss
furniture Spseous ari esuvenint speeia
teption n invalid and ecco1nuodaons passed fx fa
lies and single boerGen, transient or pe-naneni
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of NerYoIk notice !. hereby given 70 AZ
rescus having claims against JOHN WtIPkN, late Of the
City NewNok deceased 70 present the same with voue
ere hereof 70 subscriber, the Office Of Barney
Huurhrey & Butter No. III Broadway IA the CRY Of
New Noik before the thirteenth day Of Ausus; next
Dated New York. the ssh dsy Of Fefrusry lsoo
fsi0 IsvemS ELIZA WITPEN. Admnistrsfrx.
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FbWn k COLLINS no. % Wan-st, ~
BROWN, SHlPLEl Co, Liverpool
gpEPHkN KENNAHD Co,
Austen Friars, Londcr.
a. q. WAINWRIGHT Co., Pans
GFO. II. DRAPER, HGyre.
ybe Of these ships vii not be accountable of Eoe
silver specie leFey precious metals unles
hills ssned thers'0r and he value Thereof here
expressed .,.-,.--
Shippers will nCce thai tho ships OF TINS nne c
not carry any goods conrabsnd Of war
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TOR THE SEA-SHORE ID X + The
II .,,msr JAMES CHRISTOPHER leaves Jsyst. Pier
TVrS fSaturrsy) AFTERNOON 4 O'Clock, for LONG
BRANCH HIGHLANDS, SHREWSBURY, ADD vShAN-
PORT Those v h. rhso.s ca return @fy hour tbs
~ b, mo prsht This il the only through Of the
sboye plsces this 40 eTp0ou. Fare SO cents
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E'ARE l2A CENTS.-AFTERNO0N BOAT
- fw NNo-slNs.- steamer CLIFTON, CsPt james
ntheoh W. if.v. ID. foot Of hsf.oo-st Every AFTER
hoxN a s9s,oei =. NJ, commenting .rURDAY, ialy q,
az AZ tae intermediates landDxs Retni usg VIII leave
sars srs sss;S NJ, Aneins At Anle.si., esss way.
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'IHE BRITISH and nd N. North ,R,Il7I,4 AMERICAi

pxvHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
ELW-YOKE TO LIVkkPOoL
Chief Cabin Passage. .......ssss..s.s.ss.sss.tlS
Second CABIN Passage. 70
FROM LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage .......s..s'.''.''ss''''"piS
Second Cabin Passage. ................s...'ss %
Ybs ships from Boston call at Halifax
ARABIA, Capt. yudkins AMEh}CA, capt, Lang
PERSIA Capt Ryrie EUROPA, SepI SHANNON
ASIA Capt =. g. Lott CANADA capt. stone.
AFRICA Capt Harrison NlAIAhAt uaPt Lei'ch
These vessels carry clear white hah' Al mssfneno Ieen on
pfaIbo~fd bow; red on port bow. o, -,
AMERICA, Lang Leaves Boston WedDesnAJ iotn
CINADh caves Boston, Wednesday, vt Aug
ASIA, Lott .......Leaves bossn "~'"e@hav Ioh auS
AMERICA, Leaves Boston. WEDNESDAY <Th aus
CASADA stone Leaves sostou, Wednesday 18th Sept
AFRICA Harrison. Leaves Boston, W e0neSday <oi sept
BeI.hs secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board
The these ships viii DOT b accountable for Soss
Silver Bullion. Specie JeSey, Precious Stones or Metals IN
lea bs adlns signed therefor and the value thereof
kbcrcir expressed.
For freish Dsssase apply .
T. CINARD, No. Bowling-ree4-
There viii be- steamships Of this line from NewVork unt
urtheT notice.
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4 ICH1GAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE

j pop Wen sns 80 sosW.e ss 81 .. oa.s is
sns Al nSsrates eo.rnns rous. fare Re- ssns, * %
EEWYORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, o. rEW-fOkk
CENTRAL RAILROAD b. Application q The c0npsnv's %
soe No lr Broadway. con. DeJst-
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rTHE EEw-YoR and LIVERPOOL UNITEL

HE are the following
ATLANTIC. Capt Wess PACIFIC, Capt hye
BALTIC. Capt Coustock ADHIATIC.
rese ships having been bt by contract expressly fof "a
oveument service every been taken ~ Their
ton IN their engines TO insure strength and speed sne
accommodation for passengers uneqnaled Ter eegene,
snd comfort Poe Of passage NewYok Liverpool u
fTscss cabin $50, IN second do s75 exc u'e use o. 81
Ira sie-rorns sS25; froD Liverpool 70 New Yos 30 ant
20 Eunas Al experienced surFeoD attached 20 eaeh SHp "
berth secured until PAID toi - o. - ., ,.o
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AUGUST. 1855 The new and splendid steamer
N An WAVE. Capt. h X. Psrsef, 'os shRE vs.
ltR, III HANDS OCEAN House Long a HhASTXShsy,
DO X (Miede c~nl snd RED BANK VAL ran as folio ~,
hop Of Jsyt Pier a. r. 6rst S0ek above the Ere Rail
read pero:
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,,op CHARLESTON and FLoRIDA-sENI

U,OR CHARLESTON and fLOhlDA-SEnt-
n WYFKLY q NAIL LINE.-Ths new and f.st-Soins
-. MARION w. Foster, commander, Sn le.ve Per No.
* III 90 SATURDAY, AuK A. az O'Clock p NJ, precsse y
fcr fehi apply board Where ell eis o. .stog vi %
.~e1 AID Ter passage a. the Office Of sPOFFOND TILE
sfONk Co. No sirosdwsy. Throurh Tickets 70 Florida ~
foows: To Jacksonville, ISL; 70 Plstks, SIS
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frquJ Nonfrs.

SURROGATE's COURT, held in and for
n the Count, Of New-YJrk the SuTogaes Odse In the
Civ NewYork he 10Th day OF Juv in the one hos
eishs hundred aud hyh'ePresest Al KAaer w hIsi
ford In the Of The application % m1gsSe
lesss Al sell The r. al estate Of BALTH ASAR NlSkt, de-
esssed--Oa and films the petit Of JOIN hAlsEk
the Administrator the estate Of BALTHAsAR RAISER,
late ofthe CRY Of NewYort deceasa for horts 10 mort
sell the rea estate Of the said deceased TO- ne
Tayuert of h- erred thai al ed IN
he e.tafe BAhsar kar deceased spp-ar before
m. Surrogate OF County Of New York bis Office IN the
CITY Of New. the 4th day Of September next a ~
O'Clock 10 the forenoon Of that day, then and there q Stow
csuse nv authority should b. hr sid Admins
traitor ogege much Of the real estate OF the
aid kAfer decessed s1sl be paw bis
am, MA lsw4ws A. w BRADFORD Surrosste.
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N YORK 10 ROCHESTER, The ROCHESTER, and GEN
ESFF VALLEY RAILROAD s now open, and IN connection
with the Buffalo Corning aud wYok, and New iors arc
Railroads rms direct routs from Nev-Yoss q Koch
The arrgaess route with the superior
the wide renders Il BY Tar the uost de
,be between the sbove-nAmed cities
Tckets be procured II the New-for and Ere haroS
scket OEce foot Of Dnsnet and No S broadvayi ALEC
'ersey City
bssgsge checxeo tnrVugn.
rrsgbf. sil be transported pee~usn rew-t Noe
ster dispatch ANY information desired n regsrd thereif
an be obtained upon the General Freight Agent .
he Kew.Ycrk and Ere Railroad Ere buiidings or c
sAPPAN Express Freight Agent No. iso Broedway
NJ s;p. on .he puNxlo CORNING NewYork Rafrosd
tunday j. A. RhDFlfLD. superintendent
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q I'm -JEhSE1 hAll-hOAD--rO OF Ilii-aDEL
~ PHlA and the SOUTH znd WEST. via JERSEY CITY
United Nal and Express Lines Leave ane
o A n and 4 and Y ~ Through N four hoors Secone
as. 81 q n the TO- - Is In g. aud rs w and le NJ md
P The New-Jcrsey Accommodates Line s.yee Il u NJ
4 soptine A. ~ stiOns Through Nckets cold fs
ucnust lat sl6 md tho West aud for baltimore W.shne
IN Norfolk ko aud throush hssFsRe checked 20 Nssoinsts
IN Il ard Q
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VVHISKERS or MUSTACHES produced in
w weels by my oNGUENT which vii not ain nor IL
iure the SKIN 81 bte Sent any part Of the county.
h "a GRAHAM No. 5S5 Broadway; sPALDINf No. q Ire
mont.row Boston; BRIGGS, No. 81 States, Albany.
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(For the Minnesotian. I
ClimatolOgy.

series Of tables has been published in the
Patent Office Report, 1853, which shows con-
clusively the advantages of our climate over
that of the New England States.
At Burlington, Vermont, the latitude Of
which is the same as st. Paul. the average
amount of rain that has fallen yearly for fifteen
years is 33.9 inches, while the amount that has
fallen within the same period at this point, has
averaged 24.S inches, making the amount of
rain each year here Clio inches less.
While at the former place the amount of rain
in January, February and March has averaged
yearly 81 inches in vertical depth, at st. Paul
it has only averaged inches.
Another fact worthy of notice is that the
temperature is almost the same. At Burlington,
the average yearly temperature for eighteen
years has been 44.s degrees, and at Fort Smell
ling the average temperature has been for the
last thirty years 44.6 giving two-tenths of a
degree in our favor. CLEANER.
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Hotel Arrivals

WTNsLow HoUsE.-A. G. Chatfeld, Belle
PIainc; J. c. Culver, Lockport; D. Morrison st.
Anthony; J. p. Wilson, do; Edward Field, Still
water; j. W. Donahue, Fort Wayne; &C. Sc
combe, Ohio; Robt. Smith, Alton, ILL.,; H. Whit
tell and Son, n. Y: C. c. Ramsdell, Me-; E. N
Anderson, Me-; G. G. Clough, ILL.,; H. c. Jones,
Minneapolis; J. T. W. Bennett, Burlington: G
W. Foster, N. Y; NJ. Parsons, st. Anthony; G..
II. Camp and Lady. Miss Boom; Jane Slight.
do. Mrs. Carpenter, St. Anthony; Thos. Pace,
St. Paul; p. Prescott, Redwood Paul Taber,
Logansport; J. Krienger and Lady, Pa; G. S.
Cook. Me-; A. V. Tullis, ST. Paul; J. S. Putnam,
Waukegan; S. Y. Hersey. Bangor, Me.
AMERICAN House,. H. Middough, Red
Wing; Edgar Nash, Minneapolis; d Moran,
do: Philip Ross, St. Joseph; T Barlow. Utica;
Andrew Johnson, Ohio; John NJ Egner, st. An
thony; W H Wolf. Pa; II G Stevens. do; S G
Sloan, do; 81 Pearson, do; P Linsay, do;
c B Carr, N H.; r o Sweeney, Lake Superior;
J H Stevens Minneapolis; R Proudfoot, Iowa;
A Mills, st. Anthony; c S Hays, Ohio; G NJ
Tousley, do; W w Eastman, st. Anthony; W
A Hotchkiss, Minneapolis; W Jenkins Mime
tonka; S P Spear, st. Anthony; L E Thompson,
Saltwater; G Spofford, Minnetonka; G W
Proper, Minneapolis; Mrs. Thos Foster 4 son
Hastings; P NJ Cawhill, N Y; T Jackson. St Pc
ters; NJ r Adams, Traverse; A Hubbard, St
Anthony;J D Ludden, Taylors Falls; N c d
Taylor, do; W Colbrath, Anoka; W Fairbanks,
Watab; J Thompson, st. Peters; W Sanburn,
Mass; J S Locke, do; D J Hastings, do; Gen.
Lowry, Watab; Col Irwin, St. Paul; G Jones, N
H; w Smith, W.T.; j d Wheelock Il Lady, VT;
Mrs. A Camp T. Daughter, do; James Beekman,
Monticello.
CENTRAL HoUsE.--I Hickburne, Bangor; d c
Smith. LeSueur; A S Bates, Shakopee; H Den
ton; B Whitcomb. St Anthony; C McFinch,
Boston; James Ryan, Canada; G Hollister, Hart
ford: d Snellic, New York; F Maine; Lin
coin Carpenter, do; W W Joseph, Delaware; A
Moore. Meadville; p Jackson, Fondulac; e F
Mecan, Erie; c T Nelson. do; j McDoll G. Nc
Doll; A Bryant, Maine; Busbee, Mass; A
Stuart, Me; S Stuart, do; A c Melville, Canton;
J c Spaulding, Canton; G Hooples, Pa; H
Faulkner, do; G r Lamphere, Vermont; A 6
Conner, Ill; z P Cooling, Maine; Hunt, do:
Augustine George, do; W H Henderson, Du-
buque; c Bebis.
MANSION HousE.-W H Tompkins, ST. Paul;
d Murray, Pine. Bend; d W Mcintyre, Manka-
to; J. Murphy, Phil; N H Sanders, Ohio; J
Payne, Ky; NJ J Ward, Ky; W H Butterworth,
D S Mcconnell, NJ T; G Smith, do; j M Good
hue, Lowell; L Choate, Newburyport; Thomas
Webb, Plymouth; T n Lee, Saline; G W Wor-
Worthy; G W Drake; David McKillip, Iowa:
John Ellis; ] NJ Larkey, Lady and four chill
dren
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and fruitful alliances, mode OF securing themnfeli
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important hints to those contemplating matrnOny, that
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commentaries the diseases and medical treatment OF
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Illustrated by beautiful thograpnc plates nervous de
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daily management essay on SpermatOrrh9a with
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sultng empirical practice an essay on all diseases
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which all persons cure themselves without mercury
remedies for those sef-inhcted miseries disap-
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It Is truthful adviser to the married and those contem
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mended persons entertaining secret doubts Of their
condition, and who conscious of having
arded the hcalth happiness and privileges to which
ry human being is entitlcdto. Price % cents copy
copies TO- dollar. Mailed free Of postage to
any part Of the United States.
n. B.--Those who prefer may consult DIR LA CROIx
upon the diseases which his book treats, eth
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the short space days, and completely aud entirely
eradicate all of those disorders which copava and
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DR. LA CROIX'S medicines free from all mineral
poisons, and put in neat and compact form which
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In the diet necessary Medicines sent to part
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secured from all observation. Office removed from No.
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OWNERS WANTED.

T ~ BURBANK & CO., Hereby renew their no.
d W - tce to the Of the following articles
received at their to come forward, pay char
ges thereon and take them away, or they will be posi-
rey Solo, TO law, at thirty days from date to
will take place at the office Of the North Western
press Company, near the Post Office, the goods
may be examined:
VIM Essick st Paul, l Sack; John Weaver, St An
thony, Trunk; Pollard, Minnesota, Trunk; No
mark, Trunks; S Vaeoter, st Anthony, CarbOy vi
trio; Young, st Paul, chest carpenters toOls Jas.
Christian Boothen, st Paul, Trunk; w Fox, st Paul.
Trunk; -Pelkey, do stoves and fixtures; /. P
Waugh, St. Paul, chest; Trimbey, st Paul, chest
and tin boiler; st Paul, April 18th, 1855.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

MY virtue Of an Execution issued out Of, and under
ID the seal of the District Court, in and for the coul-
ty Ramsey and Territory of Minnesota, upon judg-
rendered In the said court the 18th
day of April, 1866, in action wherein John ROh is
plaintiff and Jacob Warren is defendant In favor the
said plaintiff and against the said defendant, for the
of Forty three (s700) dol lars, have levied upon Lot
Nine (9 in Block six ) in Leache's addition to the CT
ty of Saint Paul the property of the said defendant
Notice hereby given that will sell the said described
real property, Subject to mortgage said property
$2500O to satisfy the said execution with interest
thereon, to the highest bidder at public auction,
at tho Court House in the city OF Saint Paul. in the
County of Ramsey and Territory OF Minnesota, aforesaid
Saturday the second day of June, 1855, at 10, O'clock
In the forenoon. A. M. FRIDLEY, Sheriff.
By A. w. TULLfs, DEPUTY.
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st Paul, April 10, 1850.
Every one may own Good House, Barn, &C.
IN HEXPECTATION

Or Lumber being and very high, Gravel Cement
buildings will be found the best and cheapest, the
materials are abundant and the walls easily
But they must properly done, then they equal
stone or Brick Hard and durable the ssEerna Gran
tte Hills OF n. E.' Admit OF handsome finish, or If
left rough look WE'LL suited to buildings of any
sizestyIe or use, warm THAT'S somen winter cool In
er and that's some proof against fire and vermin.
The having erected some OF these kind Of walls
and floors in Wisconsin where they are now numerous,
offers to builders and others to attend the
proper construction of the like st Paul and this Ter.
ritory for reasonable compensation. Pay In merchant
die, real estate, money will be accepted
All letters respectfully attended to.
JOHN HOLLAND,
st. Anthony road, st Paul.
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THE CLOCK ENTERPRISE.

INHIS good thing like many others has been delayed
IL by false reports, but it still lives and must to
maturity. 1t is taken in hand, and will be put up
seen as 1t is nshed and like the sun In the heavens, 1t
shall strike the sust and the unjnst" without dis
tinetion of class, party, birth, or color.
What induces TO up such Clock Is the necessi
ty Of having good time will guarantee such clock
will be OF great both town and country. Every
person has either clock watch for their Use, but
1t Is nobody's else time, AMI consequently very ncon-
venient In business matters, therefore shall put the
clock, any how. And all good, liberal minded citizens
who wish to help the thing along by their subscriptions
may do SO at the shop OF W. ILI1NGWORTH,
corner Of Jackson and Fifth Streets,
st. Ponl, April 9, 1855. d&wtf
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-21
MARkLEY.& KERN

DEALERS IN
ARDW ARE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY
On ST. anthony ST., near the american House,
"OULD call the attention Of the citizens Of ST. Paul
w and vicinity to their new, arge and well assorted
stock of
HOUSE FURNITURE,
Such Nails. Locks in all their variety wrought cast,
Parliament and Strap Hinges, Bolts Shutters, Fasteners
Brads Locks, Screws Latches, Bell Pulls and Door Rap
pers.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Hand, Buck, Mill, X, Back and Rip Saws Hatchets,
Axes broad pitching Adze, Spoke Shaves, Drawing
Knives Fiimer Socket, Turning PAIRING Chises; Au-
gurS Braces Towes Jack, Smoothing and Planes,
Pows, bead Gusges, boring Machines, Hatchets
mers Flat, Round and Saw Files, Two and Four-Foid
Rules.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.
Forks Hakes, Scythes, Hoes
Trace, Back, Breast Timber anu Lock Chans Grub Hoes
and Picks.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
Trays, Looking Glasses, Knives ami Forks Spoons;
fine assortment Of silver-plaed Britannia and japan,
Ware; Boilers Kettles, Fre-Dogs, Shovels and TONES.
Wsie irons, Coffee Burners, Patent Iron Kei
tles Ladies, Swimmers, Gridrons, Coffee Mills Irons
Butcher, Cook and Carving Knives.
They have also fine assortment of Sadlery, Trim
mings, Srrups, Bits, Buckles, with Chain Pumps Door
ScraperS, Corn Mills Patent Balances and Counter Scales
st. Pant May Is, 1854. w.t.