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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

L10R SAiE-THE LEASE, FURNITURE AND FIX
IL lures Of three story boarding house. situated at
No "a Seventh street. between First avenues
and we'll patronsed by the spaniards and Portuguese.
Most OF the furniture and fixtures in excellent order
Or said premises will be lot furnished till May, with good
security AT the rate Of 81 GOO per annum and until
sold let single and double will be rented with
without board, to families single gentlemen. For
further particulars call at the premises, apply to
ANToNIO ARTELLs. ITO broadway, room No. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

MI ffFNTNI4 FNFlRN MI NF*E'JN FfIfFIfTIN
MI ~ Nufgsrn ssihsf Il she ns,sssal As,ss~, 80
ssFrisre GnNs ~ pags', y .nySsyinss ffnNiiss
SEALED ss.sis ~ o. . CONSULTED !, a. ts.s@ ss,..s
sornss q Bst.Avsy, fenn " An ~ 2 sns ssrs -
y saffsys syssyssf. rho.e ss 4lssAse. ..a.sx
W val ri srpfess W. eeDcus sfsh o'h~f papers y
.s.r,Yns,rg - 4. Aaf Ms .see;iss cssf.s, X "a.
80. =. -. s19r .si,y-E. sa',x53 Ist-...s, =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

DLAYING CARDS-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THE
l. exclusive sale Of A. Doughcrty's manufacture Of
playing cards and have constantly hand all the diff
ierent grades including his celebrated linen dealing
cards. A. VAN VAIkkNBURGH h co., No 49, Pearl
street. nanuiactory rs Cliff street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

LSoR SAFE Or TO LEF-TfiE VERY DESIRABLE
II residence Of the subscriber al Sing Sing comprising
Ia Of ground with house, out honses and stables
garden &c, complete for good sized family. The
fruit trees comprise the choicest fruits in abundance
nothing TO offend the eye. Also, the spacious house and
two Of ground known the spot where Major An
DIRE captured, at TarryowD. House finished In the
best manner with stable and out houses complete also
house and lot south side Of Thirty eighth street. between
Second and Third avenues suitable FOR mechanic hav
ing back building rents for 1850. This property
viii be sold low, exchanged for improved property b.
low at Fort Washington For further particulars In
qure q HENRY STORMS, real estate agency, e5 Fulton
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

NOTICE-F1RST PACKET FOR LIvERPOOI--PACkEr
~ 9th August--The splendid fast sailing packet hip
CONSTELLATION Captain Allen, will positively sail
Monday 9th inst. at IL O'Clock. The accommodations
for all classes Of passengers unsurpassed For pas
sage apply on board, At pier 40 Fast river, or 20
TAPSCOrT Il CO., 50 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

ISRENCH DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL, DIRECTED
IL by the late professors OF lr. Peugne-Messrs. Les
pnasse and smth-removed from 81 Hammond street to
Macdougal street. corner Of Clinton place reopens Sep
TENDER Cd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

T>ARM FOR sAIE-CoNTAINING I4I ACRES 10 OF
II which Is good wood land, situated within three
quarters Of mile from White House depot the Cen
trail Railroad Of New Jersey, two and half mile ride
from New York. quality OF land and location good i'm
provemens poor; price So 500 terms easy. Inquire
street, N. Y. J. x. LARGE White House depot, n. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

DAPER PAPER COUNTRY MERCHANTS, IN Buy
ing paper viii promote their Interests by calling
- Fulton street, third door below Coli street before
purchasing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26
sPORrI.G.

RoAIS.-PlEAslKE bpAls uF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
ID be found al he celebrated race sa barge ami
fancy boat and bazaar $50 South street. R-saiI
boats bc fitted out ~ Two days notice together with
200 other boats. Call ana examine. g T. INGERSoII
TSANCY fIGFONs.-A epTESlIe COLLECTION OF
IL young pigeons together With mated pairs of tho ar
erent varieties and a the very best stock Now = the
time y stock COOP - they VII he sold cheap also
some black and white ban'aIns canares SC. Apply al
20 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY BOARDING AND DAY
I'D school for both sexes pleasantly and healhily
situated OF Bloomfield and First streets Hoboken
N. j.. will commence its next term August IL. Number
of scholars limited Circulars Mt Westemans 200 Broad
way, n y, or by ED FElDNER, Principal.
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NAfHASEL WHEELED.
o b. POTTER.

C,EwlNG MAcfIINE-ONE or SINGERS LARGE sfIE
- shuttle sewing machines HE last patent for sale a.
st00 cost Sfs0 three others different Kind for sale all
Can IS seen Tuesday morning AZ so. Chry.ie
street. GEORGE RAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

LNoR CHARLESTON AND F1ORIDA-sEAII. WEEKLY
IL Inited states mail line--rhe steamship SOUTH
ERNfR, ]. Evan, Commander, will leave pier No !.
r. ~ precisely For freight, apply on board whore All
bis 81 adng win be igued and for passage AZ the ONCE
Of SfOffold f1LfSfON Il CO., - Broadway. Through
tickets 70 Florida foows-To Jacksonville, SCI 10
Piatkas So. The MARION viii succeed and leave on
saturday, September cabin passage s25.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

vCRrE TURF oll,-FOR soREs OF EVERY KIND
l. which lie form u man ~ heast--Eurcks 4
medicines or every creature thai he turf foI
rale by ssBtFIfIlS n BROS. A o., 40 Becsrnao
sroot bosh Gale 1876 Greenwich street y. G. Wells
70 llo FRANKLIN street; Elgar : lc,orkle Co.. III
Na'es street, sole seents for New l.-k.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

IL Der lst, at II o'clock, the splendid new packet
ship AURORA, Capt. Bunting. Fare, second cabin SIS
steefage $40 and found in liberal supply ofproy ion.
by the ship for cabin second cabin stcerage pa
Apply board Pier No. 20 East river foot Of Rurling
slip to the agent, THOMAS c, ROCHE So South St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

BIILEARUs.

u EMovAI-D. III. ARNOLD Il 90. HAVE REMOVED
HI from No. 60 Pine street 20 No. 10 Broadway.
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ID EDUcED PRiCES.--FouR HOURS FROM OCEAN
HI 10 Ocean, by Panama Raiiroad.--Meais Furnished
TO teerage passengers the Ishmus freeone hundred
lbs. baggage iree-fhrough for California via Panama
kaiiroad-So cholera this route-Ihe United states
Null steamship Company intend to despatch for Aspn-
wall, ON Wednesday sept O. Mt O'Clock T.. M precisely,
from pier foot Of Warren street North river the well
known and favorite steamship GEORGE LAW Captain A.
GGrny Passengers and ma will be forwarded by Panama
Railroad and connect at Panama with Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company's magnificent steamships which will
be in readiness and leave Immediately for Francisco
they will embark free Of expense from the pier of
the Railroad Company. The public are informed that
steamers lying ~ Panama ready for sea- TO avoid any
possible detention Of passengers mails. For passage
apply TO W RAYMOND at the only Office Of the com.
panes, No lit West street Of Warren New York
THIRST CLIPPER FOR SAN FRANCisco-GuARAN-
IL teed to sail before Tuesday the 4th Of Sop
tember.-ihe splendid Al first class clipper ship BLACK
WARRIOR, Murphy, master, Is rapidly loading nj
Pier No s, East river, and viii positively sail above.
before Tuesday 2Sth August inst the ship expect
ed to finish loading before that day.
SUTTON d co.. So South street corner Of Wall.
CsTAR LINE FOR SAN FRANCIsCo-THE SPLENDID
- clipper ship EMILY FARNrM, Parker, commander,
having good position board and large engagements,
will meet With early despatch shippers will please bear
in mind that this il 81 Geo Rayne's celebrated
white oak ships, combining great strength with beauty
OF model speed and very superior ventilation and she
cannot ia TO make very quick passage and deliver her
cargo in tine order We invite shippers TO her, and
examine her thoroughly before masking engagements
elsewhere. frcghts, for few days will be taken at
low rates. Apply TO WM 7. COLEMAN Co.,
81 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

WE INVITE PrRCHAsESiS 10 EXAMINE 0rR
w stock 9fbiard tables, with mf-sern improve.
Hsnts FOR which received silver medal At TIE
sora- hir, New Yort 1874 Ako, bsiis, cues, cloths
&c, &C., for sale al the lowest n prices
LEoSARD 4 BENJAMIN. $50 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

nH RAi4H - H0s sos NAB WOOsfFIt--
~ from H. u 4. ". sna Ton, . 81 81 Il -unsays
tnesrei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26
EDUCATION.

A CARD.-H. PEUGNET HAVING CLOSED His
N French boarding and day school for young gentle
in which have been professor FOR the last three
years beg to inform my friends and the public that
shall reopen the 18th of September next in the large
house 4s East Twenty fourth street establishment of
similar character. Prospectusus with full details
frences and letter from H. Peugnet 20 he had by adj
dressing as above. Ellie CHAkfIER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

NEvER SAY DIE! THE HEAD MAY ACHE,
IN The brain on madness border;
The stomach (thro' the food you take)
Get into sad disorder.
Yet neer say die; for whilst there's life
There's hopes, If you II descry 'em;
one glass of Steinfelds Cholera Cognac
Bttcrs IL you II only try EN-
viii make You just right and tight
As am.
sod by : sTflNFEI.D, Importer, 70 Nassau street
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iRfrUAIJsM.-Hlss SFABRTNG, 4 SUPERIOR TTssq
- meinm; personal circles 5f Invest CATION 1ily also
rrcles for deyeDpcmsnt Of mediums III arsday ~ ng
also daily from 10 10 u A. NJ 50 s. and TO . J. ~
Rooms 81 Broadway, opposite tie Metropolitan Hsel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

CVPER1OR niiIiARD TABLES, WITH OUR MATCH.
- Ices cushions and everything d the best materials
connected with billiards can b. had cheaper than any
other place, at the old estatiihed manufactofy u
OCONNEli X cDiiENDrit, II Ann street.
Oriers by mn promptly execniea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

CHOW CAsES.--scfnuTT K BRoTHFRS ',iwrFkc
- tory ard wareroolns, No, NHta william street
near Frankfort =, ~ and az Z, cot Third street. Gin
ciuuat, Ohio large assortment c0n.tautly 0la au
cd shov cases taken IN exchange orders promptly exc
cuted. sCHtnTr BRO received The Prize me al AZ the
last Cincinnati exhibition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

(tHI1IS AND FEVER, OR FEVER AND AGUE.-DR.
Heights celebrated remedy is the only efcctual and
andoe and of this distressing disease without
quinne mineral poisops II stops The ague chill at
and restores the appetite and the natural color to
the complexion. Full directions each bottle 81 per
bottle. Liberal discount 10 the trade. j. PERKINS
Agent la Bowey, where all orders must be ADDRESSED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

A CADHMY or NrNIC.-FREE SCHOOL FOR TSSTRiE.
IA ton In vocal nusicIn furtherance Of the objects
Of the charter Of this Institution, FREQ school for In.
srucon In vocal music has been established under the
direction ~ sgnors AMATI DtB,ECL and ANGELO
TokAh1 open % all persons DESTROYS Of ayaing them
selves NJ The privilege.
IN addition "a the advantage n free Instruction such
scholars mny de.fc Il will have the Opportunity Of
being employed at the Academy.
Application for adiDsion must BE- made between the
hours ~ 10 and II O'Clock a NJ at the office Of the AGA
DENY o. Music iourtacnth street commencing Thur
day August 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

MR. AND MRS. CHARLES CANDAS BOARDING
l and day school for young ladies' No II Lafayette
place, viii be reopened on Wednesday, September T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

AIRS MEAPS' FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING
M and day school for young ladies', (32 aud 80 West Fir
eenth street. below Fifth ivenue reopens on Thursday,
September g. Mrs. Mears will be at home to receive
rents and guardians who wish TO confer with her froE
Monday September Q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26
PLAYING CARDS.

DIAYNG CARDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR SALE
II at the Union Card Mandatory, III and 179 Grand
street Broadway including single and double aeads
ornanented and plain, and Spanish cards. superior
article Of linen faro cards well seasoned and warranted
not to warp. made expressly for dealing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

NroTcF.-THE PROPRIETOR ~ RICHMOND HHI
~ oiei staten IsRnd hegs O. inform the public that
the house will b. kept oFen tof the accommodation ~
fartes visiting the island during the al Bard
Will - az week children ami servant. e. 50 horse
81 20 Particulars az - W, Benedct'- slore w. wall
street New York. The Richmond stage ~ NanderbilUH
landing meets the Grand street O'Clock boat III tlr
morning, ard az Q 4 end - clock IL he evening.
J. r. kEIIFTT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

TyNvoLOPEs-NEw YORK ENVELOPE CoMPAMY'S
IL superior machine made envelopes depot II John
street factory p and ~ Frankfort street. THOMAS ~
DOUBLEDAY is prepared TO furnish In any quantity, bun
gold blue and white, laid and envelopes, made
selfeeding pastiDg and counting machines at The rate
OF go 600 day each Of hours Also sole agents for
Towne X Co. y perforated boards.
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COAL.

DIT1STON COAL FOR SHIPPING, &C--SHIPPERS OF
coal to California be supplied with this superior
coal Of all sizes delivered TO vessels in any part Of the
harbor from canal boats Of about 40 tons burthen
Pennsylvania Coal Company, corner Of Broadway and
Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

nRuG STORE FOR SAIE-SFrrAfED IN ONE OF
IL the best locations in Brooklyn, doing good pre-
scrption business il well fitted up and stocked viii
be sold reasonable terms the proprietor has other
business to attend to- Apply on the premises, Of
Flushing end Division avenues, East Brooklyn.
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THE MILITARY.
HOUSES, ROOMS, SC. WANTED.

LNtRNEIiED HOUSE WANTED-fN A PLEASANT
IL negiborhood. small and neatly furnished house
in the upper part ~ the city, for which liberal price
will b. paid, would purchase house and furniture for
cash II sold low. Address Rowland Herald Office stating
location and terms.
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MEDICAL.

CNrTrOS --bR HUNTERS RFD DROP THAT cr ~
certain di5sases withnui drying A. pslsau 70 he
blood only ~ had genuine a. No. Division street
Price 81. Gail AMI get tbH monitor y health gfaiis.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DRUSIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE BRUSH
factory, 337 Pearl street Franklin square. All ar
tele sold at the lowest factory prices Paint brushes
superior quality constantly hand. Machine brushes
made 10 order. JOHN X HOPPEi.
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r. y, HANNfAD, ~. H., -r'yrra
ArfAeY - Wsi'ra intrtrstan ~ the uilesn a. "a
As ne ~ sarar. sff>sis~ =, sleissE4~ Ha,si.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-09-15
NOTICE

To the Creditors Of the Estate Of Jacob Wettig.
elHE undersigned having been appointed BY the
missioners to receive examine, and adjust claims
and demands all persons, against the Estate OF ia
cob Wettg, decease late Of St. PAUL. in cad county,
do hereby give notice. that they will be in session
Monday the Gath day September next ct 10 O'Clock,
A. M, at the Office Of Brown Fletcher IN Saint Paul,
for the purpose Of examining and allowing such claims
and demands against said estate they may md Just
and Legal, and will remain and adjust claims and de-
mands against said estate at the above mentioned place
until the expiration of six months from this 9lth day
Of August, A. d. 1856; and such claimor demands
not the above mentioned time win
be forever barred. PARKER PAINE,
/ Oh. SCHUBRNIER,
Aug -, 1854 dlwlt Commissioners
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Notice.
nEprroRs OF THE ESTATE OF HARRIS II.


TO THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF HARRIS NJ.
y THOMPSON:
rFHE undersigned, having been appointed by the Hon.
the Probate Court, for the comfy Of Dakota, Com
mssioners receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the Estate Of Harris NJ.
Thompson, deceased, Dkota county, do hereby
give notice in session at the house of n.
NJ Thpmpson in said county, Saturday, the 9Th day
cf October. at O'Clock, Ms and on the first Saur-
Of each succeeding month until the first Saturday
March next, the purpose Of examining and aown
all such claims aud demands against said estate, we
may last and lega and such claims and demand
presented within the Cd I'VE mentioned time will
be fore-er barred.
Mn. THOMPSON,
o. c. GIBBS.
Sept. 4th, lS55.-sept 10 vat.
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Il The young ladies. of Buffalo have
taken to wearing hoops, after the old style.
The local editor of the Republic boasts that
he accompanied a handsome young lady
down the street, a day or two since, but be-
ing unable to get within four feet of her, the
conversation consisted of uninteresting scraps
Of common place, conducted principally in
screams and halloos. As browning catas-
trophe dog attached to tin kettle ran
against her, disappeared under the hoops,
and could not be extricated from his peril
Gus position until she reached home. Owing
to the darkness of his situation, the dog re-
manned quiet, but the persons she met were
surprised by the occasional mysterious tink-
ing of his kettle.
~ In Woodbury., Tennessee, man
being killed at a drunken row, the citizens
assembled and adopted a stringent prohibito-
ry law, and bought the liquor in town and
burned it.
e The barn of Mr. James B. Ansley
some four miles from Geneva, New York
was burned recently-supposed to have beer
fired by an incendiary. 1t contained about
thousand bushels of grain and ten tons O
hay.
e. A Dutchman named Hahn, in JEFF
ferson, Alabama, supecting negro woman
of having stolen from him, stripped her max
ed, stretched her on the ground, tied her t.
stakes, and whipped her from sunrise to sun
down, only stopping to rest. She died al
hour after he left off.
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: For the Ninnesotian.
Winsna Repablican Cenvsntien.
W MONA, Sept.

WINoNA, Sept. 7.
Pursuant to call of the Republican Cen
tral Committee, the Republican Distric
Convention for the Ninth Council Distric
met at Winona, WinqRa county, Sept.
1855, at 10 o'clock, A. M. =.
On motion DR.. George F. Childs was calf
ed to the chair, and j. G. Norton was appoin
ted Secretary. ;. 30. 81.
The credentials of. the following gentlemen
as Delegates from Winona county was pre-.
scented: 80.
Mr.. McCollum, DR.. Smith. C. f. Bacs, Dr.
j. c. Norton, o. S. Holbrook, John L. Bal
combe, DR.. George F. Childs, w. T. Lerack
DIR. Jones, W. Doolittle, A. II. Jones, n
Ufford, Thomas Wilson, 4. Pike, L. Blair,
G. Blair, J. B. Smith, w. X. Russell, L. H.
Springer, Mr.. Langworthy, Mr.. Hobscn, H.
c. Balcombe, j. Dye.
Two delegations appearing from Wabash
aw county, on motion, the Republican Gen.
trail Committee were authorized to decide as
to their credentials.
This committee after short absence re-
turned and made the following report:
'The delegates of the meeting that was
held at Wabashaw appear to be entitled to
seats in this Convention"
After the delegates from Wabashaw cour-
ty took their seats, the Convention proceeded
to ballot for member Of Council:
On motion, Messrs. Doolittle and Pike
were appointed tellers.
ST. A: D. Balccmbe received % votes;
E. L. King q" s. do.
On motion, St. A. p p !: Rsa 81! was de-
clared unanimously nominated. 49,,
The Convention then proceeded to ballot
for two Representatives., with the following
result:
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Republican Conventions in st. Paul.

We invite attention to the call Of the Sc
cond Council District Committee, published
above. We trust the several Wards and
Precincts will respond, as we have no doubt
they will, by sending full delegaticfis to the
Conventions of the Odd.
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First Rice Nominations .

The Rice people of Little Canada, assisted
from St. Paul, met on Wednesday and NOM
mated JOSEPH LIE Bon for Representative
The Democratic District Convention of next
Wednesday will ratify this nofiiilfation-
course. 10. is regarded as tic most compe-
tent man for the office that the Rice faction
can find on their side in all Little Canada
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Republican Mass Meetings.

WILLIAM r. MARSHALL, Republican Candidate for
Delegate, and ether Republican Speakers, will meet
an address the people as follows:
1T Lakevile, Dakota county, Saturday, Sept. 18th.
At lie Sueur, lie Sueur county, Monday, Sept 18th.
At Travese des Sioux, Nicolett county, Tuesday,
Sept. 18th.
At Mankato, Blue Earth county, Wednesday, Sept.
18th.
At Medford, Steele county, Thursday, Sept. goth.
At Manterve, Dodge county, Saturday, Sept. 22nd.
At Farribaur, Rice county, Monday, Sept. Path.
Appointments will be made hereafter for Shakopee,
Carver and elsewhere.
N. M'LEAN,
Chairman Repub. Cent. Com.
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/. CHICAGO STEAM ENGINE WORKS. !,
V.st End of Polk Street Bridge, Chicago
H. P. NOSE S

H. P. MOSES,
USRO7RrETOR and MANUFACTURER Of Stationery
II and Asr.ae High or Low Pressure STEAM EN-
GINES, BOILERS, MILL GEARING, IRON and BRA So
the manufacture Of Gang, Auley, Circular and Gate
SAW MILLS, with every variety Of gearing for stec
or water. He makes to erer, short notice, MarrS
Mining, Mill Machinery and Shop Engines from TOTO 500
horse power with their Boilers and Machinery complete,
and will furnish his
"CELEBRATED MULEYSi"
to parties who purchase the balance their machinery
in other places.
Parts Of Mills Engines and Muleys, kept constantly oil
hand to facilitate repairing VIII
De paid to all communications from dist ocalitee
and plans, specifications and estimates furnished upon
application by mail, post paid.
~ For particulars, he would refer to all for whom
he has built Engines for past, to the superior
quality and durability of his work.
Address. Il. P. MOSES, Bex 45s, Chicago Post omce,
Chicago, Illinois. my25w6m
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On motion, G. F. Buck and James Kirk
man were declared unanimously nominated.
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
j. G. NORTON, Secretary.
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Notice 10 Tax PAYERS.

TENAX Payers will take notice that the Tax Roll for
IL 1855, levied by the City OF St. Paul, is in Eny
hands for collect and that all taxes due
In twenty days from the first publication noiice
and all Real Estate Taxes due the 31st day
cember, 1855. And that all personal said roll
which remain unpaid at the expiration twenty DAYS
from the date Of the first publication this notice, will
be collected as the law requires ty levying the
sonal property taxed, ani selling the to highest
bidder, ter giving fourteen days notice Of sale. And
that shall proceed to sell at the City Council Room,
Saint Paul, the first Monday In March, 1885, real
estate, which the taxes remain unpaid. And also,
that this notice is considered deman and neglect to
pay the said taxes is considered a refusal. -
DANIEL ROHRER,
st: Paul, Sept. 18th, 1855, --dy20t City treasurer