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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14
Chic0go lteulS.

A SWEET TIME-Our Wholesale Grocers are
now receiving large quantities of Sugar and
M0lasses from the South by way of the Rock
Island, as we'll as the Illinois Central and Au-
rora railroads. On glancing over the books OF
the Rock Island freight depot yesterday, we
noticed the receipts for the previous day were
about $50 hogsheads of sugar and molasses in
proportion. The freight from New Orleans
by way of the Mississippi river and Illinois riv.
err to La Sale, is about 45 cents per hundred
By Illinois river and Canal, during navigation
cents per hundred, while by river and Rock
Island railroad it is now 27a cents. Large
quantities are daily received from Cairo via
Illinois Central aid Aurora roads, as our gro
GERS are determined to have good supply o.
the" sweets of Life" on hand.
ANOTHER GRAIN WAREHoUsE-The Illinois
Central Railroad Company have commenced
the erection Of an immense grain warehouse
near the freight depot on the lake shore at the
foot of South Water street. The size will be
100 by 200 feet, and it will be of capacity te
hold 600 900 bushels of grain. 1t is to contain
twelve elevators, and will be so arranged as tC
unload twelve railroad cars and to load into
three vessels at the same time. The piles fol
the foundation are already driven. The walls
are to be so enclosed as to be fire.proof 1t will
be the largest grain warehouse in the United
States.
ANOTHER PASSENGER DEPoT.-Arrangements
are now being made and are nearly perfected
for the erection of a new and commOdious pas
senger depot for the use of the Illinois Central
and Michigan Central Railroads.
1t is to be located on the Lake Shore, be-
tween South Water and Lake streets, and will
be between 800 and 400 feet in length with a
corresponding width, built in the most sub
stantial manner and with all the modern i'm.
provements for the comfort and accommoda.
ton OF Chicago Tribune.
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they unquestionably have been gratifiea with
the manner in which the affairs of st. Paulhavo
Deeh administered during the political year
that has just terminated.
Aid. Cave moved that the rules be suspended
and that the Council proceed to the election of
officers OF the enusuing year. Carried.
On motion of Aid. Becker, the Council pro.
ceeded to ballot for President, which resulted
as follows:
George L. Becker receiv' votes;
John r. Irvine,
a. L.. Larpenteur
Charles S. Cave, Q
George L. Becker having received MAORI
ity of all the votes was declared duly elected
as President of the Council for the ensuing
year.
Aid. Knox moved that the Council proceed
to elect Clerk for the ensuing year. a ballot
was had.
Sherwood Hough received votes and WA.
declared duly elected as Clerk.
Aid Irvine moved that the Council proceed
to designate the official paper for the ensuing
year, ballot was had with the following re-
suit.
MinncsOtian received votes:
Minnesota Pioneer, 2
Pioneer,
The Minnesotian having received majority
of all the votes, was declared the official paper
of the city.
On motion of AID Becker, q ballot was had
for City Surveyor, resulting as follows:
James A. Case received votes;
VIM. Sewall, 3
l., A. Banker
James A. Case having received a majority of
all the votes was declared duly elected.
On motion of Aid. Fuller, ballot was had
for City Attorney, as follows:
j. B: Brisbin received 6 votes;
A. c. Dunn, 2
Joseph Daniels,
J. B. Brisbin having received a majority Of
all the votes, was declared duly elected City
Attorney for the ensuing year.
On motion Of Aid. Cave the Council pro-
ceeded to the election of Comptroller.
Findley Mccormick received votes, and
was declared unanimously elected as City
Comptroller.
On motion of Aid. Cave, it was
Resolred, That the bonds of each of the diff
ferent officers elect for the ensuing year. be fix
ed at the same amount as was required of per-
sons holding corresponding offices for the last
year.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
ALEX. RAMSEY,
Mayor
SHERWOOD HouGH, City Clerk.
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL IL, 1855
The City.

Inc lily.
The Mayor and Aldermen elect, were Install
cd on Tuesday evening. The proceedings will
be found under the appropriate head.
The Council, in accordance with provision
OF the charter, proceeded on this occasion to
choose those officers whose selection devOlves
upon the Board at its first meeting. The Sc
iections made cannot fail to give general sat
isiaetion. 1t will be seen that the Minnesotian
wasre-elected as the official paper of the city
While feeling duly thankful to those Aldermen
who favored us with their support, we have only
to remark, that we shall endeavor to keep the
Minnesotian in the position which has won this
fAvor-the leading journal i'll point of circula-
ton, advertising patronage and devotion to
true home interests in the city.
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TRIAL FOR MURpER.-We learn from the Pres
colt Paraclete. that Thomas 7. Dexter has been
tried at that place for the murder of D. E. Mar
kle, found guilty and sentenced to the Peniten-
t;ary for life This is the highest penalty known
to the laws of Wisconsin. 1t will be recollected
the offence was committed the early part of last
winter, and grew out Of claim dispute.
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m We had the pleasure of call on Mon
day evening from Brother Young of the Pres
colt Paraclete He publishes one of the best
country papers in all this Northwestern region,
and is thoroughly orthodox ON the main ques-
items that now agitate the public mind.
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Riot AT CINcINNArr,-There was riot at
Cincinnati on election day-the 2d-and sever
al persons are said to have been killed and
wounded. The fight grew out Of a quarrel be-
tween the Know Nothngs and their opponents.
We have no particulars.
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THE LuELLA arrived from Lake Pepin yes
terday morning with the Gaena's passengers
about $50 in number. Among them We no.
ticed Mr.. L. Marvin, A. Vance Brown and W
S. Combs, of our city. To the first named gen.
tleman we are indebted for New York papers
Of the I'd instant. The Express arrived in
charge of Mr.. Henry Burbank. who had quite
tedious time in getting his freight around the
Lake. The Luella goes out again this morn
ing at nine o'clock, and passengers by her will
meet one of the Galena packets at the foot OF
the Lake. Ice in the Lake still firm.
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CINCINNATI, March 20.
Rosetta, a colored girl who was some time
since brought to this State from Kentucky, by
the agent of her master, and declared to be
free by the State Court at Columbus, was to-
day arrested under the fugitive slave act. The
Judge decided that the girl was entitled to her
freedom, having been brought into the State
by her owner or his representative.
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The WINTER IN EURoPE.-The winter In some
parts of Europe has been uncommonly severe.
On the 18th Of February, the Thames was COW
cred with ice. and completely stopped. At
Mantz, on the 1st February, the Rhine was fro
zen over, and a dancing saloon was erected on
the ice. In Paris. on the nights of the 18th
and l4th of February. the thermometer indica-
ted six and seven degrees below zero. In
Switzerland. unusual quantities of snow have
fallen, and starvation have driven vultnres and
other birds of prey to approach the habitations
Of men.
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The MAILs-The land contract extends to
the 18th inst, and it is scarcely probable we
will have any mail by the boats until it ex-
pires.
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New YORK, March 20.

Hon. Thomas NJ. Woodruff, ex-member of
Congress from this city, and prominent man
in the Know Nothing party, died last night OF
paralysis.
Collector Redfield has handed Mayor Wood a
letter received by him from our Consul at Zu-
rich, per steamer Atlantic, announcing the fact
that the Swiss Government were forwarding
800 paupers to this port, via Havre, and that
more were to follow. The matter will doubtless
receive the prompt attention Of our Mayor when
thew arrive.
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g- Kansas went for the Missour:ans at the
recent Legislative election. Slavery and
fraud is therefore still in the ascendant in Kan
SaS.
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BALTIMORE, March 20.
4 large portion of the town of Lowndesville
was destroyed by fire on the Oath inst. Over
forty buildings were consumed. including the
Post Office. Court House. Masonic and Odd
Fellows Hall, the Central Georgian Printing
Office, and every store in town. The loss is es-
timated at $4,000.
Hon. William S. Archer, formerly Z. S. Sen
ator, died yesterday in Amelia county, Va.
EF A Baby Show is to take place at BAR
NUNS on the 5th of June. The premiums range
from $3.50 down to $40. A Committee of La.
dies has been appointed to act as Judges
The finest baby under five years of age +"
will receive 500 for being so nice. The
finest" twins. $50; the " finest" trplet, $50;
and the " finest" quatern -four at a brth,) t,oo
hundred and fifty dollars. The latest child,
$50. These are inducements. Barnum says:
" Two triplets and one quatern are already en-
gagged. and we expect the woman from Ohio
with fpe at birth"
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~ The black Hawk leaves for the Mime
sofa river this evening. She is in fine order
and will make every body aboard comfortable
and happy.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 30

SHERWOOD HoUGH, City Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21
A. NJ. Ms,wrx, Auensreer.
pY BANGS, BROTHER a. Co.-Irade Salt

~ Roops No. - pIkfow
Nov % 3 sni q at &c ock-
CHOICE PRIVATE LtBRARY-An ex' enstve col echoa OF
spe lin sIy copies Of vsusbe STANDARD Works IN Mefcins
and Surseiy TheooGy Divinity Biblical Literature hiE,y,
Bpsrs.by Belize Leres Cisses-frning the private liot
r dspsuhed Physician. leaving the country AMI al
eminent Cesusn recently d-cea~d emofcins many Ine
ola tn Of value and importance me anns
variety Scientific Works and ofasey lattsd
and Illuminated youmes rich bindings Also, large ssor''
nsnt Of n kcesaeous literature, &c
Csfslorues will he resdv on Monday.
MONDAY AFTERNOON, Nov D, s4 5c'oct.
RARE AUTOGRAPH LIE TIERS An extensive col estion,
tbs Of many Of the Heroes OF the ksvo.
utior siRae Of The Declaration Members OF the Continsnth
rress neas Pres1ens Ststesmen. Authors nc, f5un-
H cor &c lon which wouli be eifest TO obtun
Csiso sues Ae po@ ready - ~
TJFsrAY N 1RNING Nov. n, at 10 O'Clock.
AssIONEE'S SALE "A very lar,e lection Of vslu.bs
,nd rare Books mostly Ia the German French aud Italian
uprising v2iey Of chiee stands nd ~or1
h the ya branches OF literature ATS AMI sciences ineud
Ds mfry illustrated volumes in tine bsniinst and come that
are dbsy Also an ssorm, mt o. popular eos'n
Pubica ior, Sc-ftm the stock Of Mt. Rudolph dAlsue
Cstsl sue. my be b.d ct he ssesro ms.
MOSDAY Dec. 3, 1885, snd fnllovns dsys
PARCEL SALE ofENGLIsd SID AMERIC AN BOOKS
rbs Catalogue for h. Sale will be Issued in few days snt
vii be fouso smbrsce reh col eeon OF superoy eoard
and books from both hs English and Sne ean Puo
bshe
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rv,HE CLASSICAL GYMNASIUM, Bible House,

i A,,orolao. J. y BINGHAM. Reotof, 10 Dsy 7iss
sohoe of II. cepsrtDen, receiving t~sofy
boys The sedi.s bghnins sits the e~menu
DE most importsp Ens ish stodes Nah sic. French
I.iis f}reeL Boob keeping Drawing, and Manual OF AnA
The Scbo quite unusus provhon for the con9f'
on IN. pops Parents who detre their soh 20 % IN
dustons md 10 pse Something hers be ssnei
No pains are spared "a m.ke this school the bes, on ths coat
nent There sren several vsc.Dctes-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21
Real Gsfate for Sale.
TIVE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY
70 gsow PREPARED SILL svEs Two HiLL'oss W A'NA
OF SELECTED
PRAIRIE, FARM AND WOOD nANOo'

PRAIRIE, FARM AND VIZ ,, uh a.
In TRACTS or 40 ACRES AND UPWAko.
70 st puess.-r. oDs credits and =: low rates Of n.ere
sn.d ss o,s Il. % s,Is%s so s %
he .ou.t Of the State Of n II 2..s, s seS s. enc
xosea her, asd ther with D.soheent Oak Groves The
oest op nina Of oesry go miles Of his road throws open the
Lana: for ss I o 1ess os sss .sSs . one ''
Tho soil ssIh r,ch mod from one to Eve feet IN depth
sss y. euiei,.soo q ~Sssi irdsn corn SC
The Rnt crop Of Indian corn pentod on tas Levy
.s. ~ n ~. .s s cd ys . Profits
o.: % W. .Ss y "C 0ess b. s e'
Inc ready for corn wheat % 70 81 50 per sers By alt
ssa under high stste cultivation the second year
Tss larger yisid tbs lsnds OF Illinois over
oss ,s.s .fese, 20 psy the dsr-nos Of transport On
TIE Estsn Th. rapid incr..s. and oSts Of flourish
ns towns villages the line Of this rosd aHrd grow
ins kops dem.s q Sf fern produce ,,a.,...,
Co. delivered along the road At dHsr'n points,
f sS% hss,ns n View iowa kansas. Nebts Mans...
eoupry west Of he Mississippi destitute Of rslre.d. that
the o. FT;p 200 psc % ses
Esstorp market sufficient Of tsef 70 pay the investment
from o sl5 per higher than IN svernnent ana'
uos fIom the Interior Of the country Of the Mdpp to
DE Isstsp m,rke that the farmer will find much ors pro
6tabs 70 loo ste the line Of this raiEosd
PACE Aso TERMS % PAYMENT ,.,
oo.iy sc Contr.e for deeds may made danog he
lass sdusDs the pachsse money TO be paid n hve .nnoa
osprset the other. usy thereafter The last payment Will
become the end Of the sstb year from date OF
Nv the nd section Act OF the Legislature approved f
February 1851 these free from sxston until they are
psd r sad deed Of conveyance granted 70 the Pnicnss
iSTKREsg WILL CHARGED AT ONLY TWO Pkk CEsI ZEN
..,nytv for the perform snce Of the contract the f
two yeaIS he paid advance hot mast be I'M
ssood opeeDtb OF the land pnfehase1 shall ye.s Be
under cultivation Longer credits sir Per cent
sInum msy osted by specs application Twenty PEI
cent The credit price w be deducted for cash which
case the Construction bonds will be received ca:
n believed that the price long credit and low rates OF To-
tere ehsrrcd tbese lands Will enable man with fsw
hundred dollar cssh and ordinary Industry 10 mske himself
before al the purchase moDes becomes dse Mean
time The rspd settlement the country will PROBABLY have In
creased their value five fold When required expo
Hence person will accompany applicants 10 give information
and sio IN selecting lsn6s-
Lsase the precise location Of the lands through
out te State nav of,o Small pocket Plsts
guide TO any pr. Of the oompnys lands and Psnph cts
containing interesting information accompanied BY Numerous
letter. from respectable throughout the Sta may be
application Office OF the ComPsny No 81 Mich
ssn.v Cbio.sa CHARLES nj. DU PUY, ia,
Land Agent Illinois Central Railroad Company.
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| Tvsis AoRlELL. Aued neer
| TWILL SELL at AUCTION THIS DAY 81

w iot o'clock No. 81 N.ssu s large VARIETY Of rose
wood nsscesny .ek and other Furniture su,es
spd segGstey Frvreh Pl.ss MrJrs, Mattresses H. Also,
Silver Flsted Ware China Tea Sets consns In part Of
eh ensmeed Suites e Bee Room Furniture
rte tsPs Ako. Psror Suites 10 cd mahogany
bsch walnut, mahogany RoeAirs and Ear Chs Hall stand
Web Stands BuJesss Et.eesss, ParioT Chss Bed rsad
Book stss<s War bss, Bair Asttresss Mrros SEWING
Machines ke Silver Fsed f,sS.n -four x psces Cske
Bssks spoots Pefks Pichsn e Sails fsbls Cssters
Se AL vNrsnted spsessatsA Also spisodid selection
Of Gu PGntnss, nast be 0 ID 10 Peg sdvsoces
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y. COLLIN, Auetionesr.
ITO tie TRADE, as well as ALL OTHERS in

i want OF GOODs-F. COLroS will sell THIS DAY,
Wstres6sy Nov 81 st clock, o: the AJcon rooms No.
20 EeekmsIst the seeon door large ssd desirable
good P1l DninEroonn aud other ~ RN-
1UPE descrption Am1p the assortment b.
und very rosewood PsDo Forte bus ts used
enc or uirss Of rich PGlor rurnurs s.ds
brocee rspssr, md ether Carpets; 50 fail pieces Of Oh.
eoths mahogany French Beds eeds marble top Dressing Ga
r,sus bes and Dining Ereoon Tab
veas AID carved Rocker Sofas and Tste rete; Ceass
and Bedroom Furniture suite; mahozsny curl maple. osk
ard ether Chair, nc. Also Mune. IrHfu ne OTIS in
rood erter. Ao leo eight day and thirty Ceeka Aso
to the Trade, 100 Cottage Bedsesds entirely SHE per.
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GEo. Cook, Auciiouesr
DEREMPTORY SALE Of GENTEEL HOUSE.

i HOLD FURrI1URE, PIANO-roRcE, FRENCH
PLATE PIEs.GLAss se on 1si 10 orr
7h.v, 10 postive rain or shoe c,'h dspodt viii b'
required Of esery purchaser The articles TO be removed i-
nedstey after the sale Corsns in part Of superior
wood Piano rse BY Of the beat eiy msssr rs velvet
and spesry Csrp thre4 ply and do hal sud stair
DO suites Of ant rn-hofsEy paor Farnure nM
bop center side aud o Tab eiegazt carved roIswooi
Esses splendid r1sewooi Secet,irs Book rich Lee,
Window caIt,ins; French Shades french plste Psrs.
6te OIL pssr,s nsn'le Clect and Ornsmens ds;oratei
China YES diatpgrcom Furniture; exteDroa Tabs sOfs
G. sr,; gold hand Chine Dinner Set; do do TIE. aud
Coffee s.t' cut Wa'e PLACED Ware table Catlsy Tea
trsys &c.
CHAMsER FURNIrUaE-Superi1 ro.swood and m.hos
Bedsttes marble top buresus and Wsshstaods T1ls
Sets stiff, Mirrors, hair N,ttre.esi Plsesj fesher
Bsds; Bedding Lour gee; Chain; Rockers, &c.
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GEORGE Cook. Auction eer.

GEORGE Cook, Auctioueer.
FURNITURE, NJ RRORS, &c.-IHlS
I DAY Nov 81 ct loi O'Clock at store No. III Ns~au.
st. near Bechman embracing variety Of Paror and Cham,
Der Suites and Secretary Bookcases Center SIDE .ad
sofa Tables Sofas Bureaus Wsshs sads Bedteats Pal
ases Mattreses Rockers Chair Louos~ Extension Dn'ns
Tables, Dy,l' Cutlery. Vases. s"w~s &'- Sale psremp'
tory. Catalogues morning OF sac.
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THE GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE CON-
l. PANy having Ii. Cash Capital al pad h. viii eomiAsasa
"GREAr WESTERN BUILDINGS" No. 5, Pine st.
THIS Comp,ny returns TO ins customers sEvENfr-nh
PER CENT ofihs profits Of the yeaV business suP
Copies Of tss Prospectus and CHATTER can DO hal ~ appn
''N - A'' DOUGLAS ROBINSON s.eres.ry
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d s. BoUGB Auctioueer
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-

III d ROUGH will sell ., suc ION THIS DAY tWednss'
6,,) Al lQi O'clock at No. 70 Wsea near Go lese plsce
conr Royal Wilton, Brussels and iograin Cnp7ts rose
wood soss gold figured satin psrcr chars 10 ms,eh do o
Tables do m.rbeop pier Table, mirror back elegant gut
frame pier mantle Glasses ormou gas Chandeliers and
usntel Clocks V.ss OIL Pain insa Enuavngs Rel
elegant wood Piano MADE by Bumore aIim,on boStee
bsoi.vslnut ard mshe gary Chsis in hair cloh do Arm
chairs sea Chat mahogany marble top sdso'd Chm.
and e. rms plaed Casters Cutl &c elegant mshos 10Y
CABINET containing sra we're Coins Medals Miasras 10
s.cs Shells &c mshogsny Am our lsce mshosany French
Redstesd do dressing Bureaus do d. Wssht
BLACK Bedstesds do Bureaus do Nasbstards ,pe
Bed. Bolstersnd Pillows Gu It's Counte pan 80
sheets Powsases he T.blecloth' Napkins &c; oiicio'h'
hail Stoves tsk hall Cbs;s, Kitchen Furniture, &c.
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PHILIP r. WILKINS Auctionesr
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNtTURE,

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
II Pier Gisses, Pi,Doforts &c a. s1e.on Htdtp 4
VII kINs y IN se at THURSDAY, Nov. q 1885,
=, rI oeoci al No ise West 10 hs by order Of D. T. Wa.
den ESD Attorney for Mortrs the entire FarD1ss Of '4
Rkios Voltsre aud Reception ;h,rs Sjfs Iulsd sud
M.bletop Center Tables, outee Tsoles er Gsse' a,n
Mub.top sdeboard French Bedseads Fe,'her Beds Bed
5ipr Drssnt eureaus AMOR Gl.ce
ara Irsrsn Carpets Stair Cspsb Oil Cloths &C. ALEC su
nerb Rosev ood Pisno-forte.
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HrsRY ". LEEDS & Co. A7ctioneers
"FNRY II. LEEDS & Co will sell by auction

HESRY ". LEEDS Co. A1ctoneers.
HENRY II. LEEDS & Co. will sell by auction
on THURSDAv Nov "a at 10 O'Clock at the Wsr1rooms
Of J. Olsen. No $50 Broadway. - ..
SPLENDID SALE Of o MOST FASHIONABLE CABIN
ETFURNIIURE mar usctur-d bv A. J. OILS N expressly for
private sri;e Of which ~srsntsd In every psrc
llseonsting rich wood we'd Paror Sui covered
In three coored san DO de aine Etssere 10
rose wood lined with s.nw cd and plate French ere
tsres the rosewood Cen sr Tables
statuary tops sof. and side Tab do ,od d
fancy Chsrs Canterbury and Huh stands
mabl,.top Dresnpa Burssus; Sewing ChsI Extsnson Din
nz Tables oak and black walnut; Boets richly carved TO
msth oak Din ps Chairs; Hall do rosewood frsnch
carved Bedstesds Lounges Ia desine; marble
81 ayne stands; CabDets sshsnds great variety
ofothsr 6rstcsss Furniture.
Sale without reserve
At loI ociock at the salesroor, No 10 Nassau st:
ASSIGNEtS SALE If RICH and VALUABLE FANCY
FURs-Co rrising Huison Bay Sable MApts T.mp, zip
pets vic.ornss Muf, and Cuf Msrso Sable Bay asrten
kint Sable Stone Msten French Sable Fitch Maten Rock
MsIteu, Imperial Fl mil e. Lynx, Squirrel etc
The shove goods got expressly for sr.sdray trade
being esh ard worthy the attention Of Lacies add
Craftsman, who will find 1t to tAeI advantage to attend this
Sale
Alfo an assortment OF Seishobes Gloves Fur Collars, Csr
risge Mths, 6c-
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oil PAINTING ENGRAVINGS and BOOKS.
" John LEvlsON, Auctionser, will SILL at the $, e.
roorn ard Free Galry, No 81 Broadway, THIS DAY and
EVFkING at S p NJ sixty modern OIL PAINriNGs by
celebrated American artists IN rica mouatei am'' Of
ptIor and finch suitable for the Fror siHs
Also spleI did collection OF Steel and Ltnogsph ENGRAv
NGS after Lsndsser and other emnsus lists and fac
G,ortssnt of Boisy ano Gift Books with STANDARD and
Mcea WORKS Of al styles aud blndins without
Caslc,ues be had at the ss,esfoon during tbs day
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No. Hsnoysrst. !
NOTICE to BONDHOLDERS.-Hold of Z
IN per Bonds of this Company hereby notified thai In
the General Assembly Of the State
neceu passed at its May session the Treasurer sutsor
pared exchange for be wing
oer cent Interest ard not secured BY mortgage Bonds author
sd By the mentioned act bearing pr cent otere and
secsd only mortgage the Comp.by roh franehs'
&c ead Hch nge will be made a. this oioe until further
notice. By order Of the DrectOrsNes York DC. 49, 1885
WIN. BEMENr, Treasurer,
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