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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-20

MoRR SPoRT At tbs FULL Neon TRorTIYG PAKE.-
Two Races to cone Of Wednesday, the 2lst! A great
deal OF excitement about these Horses. Lady Lang
ley and Car Wheel have troed three times before,
and Car Wheel has proved victorious and will to-
gether once more for the last time. Car Wheels hackers
far outnumbar the Lady's Langley says she has been
sick this fall and has not hsen IL good condition be-
le7es she is able to bsat Car Wheel anil willing to
back her up once more. The odds now stand t. on
Car Wheel We want the lovers Of sport thereanl
they sha he accommodated. There is Lady Taunton AMI
Tom, the Diver. Thst viii be good race Nlr Wood
ruf has arrived, and Is waiting tie battle. d2
= thing OF beauty
Is joy forever"
50 sang the gifted po5t Keat. Whatean be more beau
triul had tine head Of Hair that uoblest Of Nature
aiornnents Who that Is young, but values the uxuri.
ant locks Of youth, and would preserve them; and who
that is old but would avert baldness To all such we
would commend LYoSs KArHliRoN universally acnowl.
edged be the most valuable and the most eshttay
psrlumed toilet article ever prepared Be sure and ask
for LYONS KATHARoS to guard against the valueless
limitations and counerfeis which have lately been put up
unde, somewhat smiar names Sold everywhere in large
buttles forony ) cts.
REATH, WYNK0OP K CO.. Pr)prietors.
In 63 Liberty street, n. Y
Republican, Head Q,u,rsera and Read
fug Rooms. always open, No. g Central Eychanee-
Republicans invited 70 cali and make themselves at
h1me atall tirnfs. nI5 diff
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The biting airs the shrinking flesh appal
By sharp incisions,
And every thing procaims the approach Of fan,
Excspt provisions
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AppLFS! AppLEs!I

Those Apples have arrived from Western New York -
1900 barrels all o. the best kinds md In the hest condp
DRAPER h CLARK,
MI az Washington Square
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Boston & Eastern E,
tTegs &c have removed thsir office to 1870 Main street
Brinley Block, nearly opposite American House.
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School Committees Teachers fitting IN
School Rooms with the Modern School Desks and stools
ca purchase 80 in good condition. for one-h their orig
inal cost, by applying to WA. Il. EATON Proprietor Of
Massachusetts, Mercantile and Mathematical L stitu e
" Worcester. Mass. auZ5 def
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-20

DR. STEARNS
Dentist has removed his Office and residence to No. Wa
nut rect, Worcester.
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LOCAL NEWS.
The County Ticket.

Some doubt having been expressed in certain
quarters whether the whole Republican Senate.
rial ticket in this County was elected, we sent out
circulars with blank returns to all the Town Clerks
in the County, with request to have the blanks
filed out with the votes given in the towns, re-
spectively, Tor Senators, County Treasurer, and
County Commissioner, and return to us. These
have been responded to from fity-six towns, leav-
ing only Douglas and Southboro' to be heard
from. From the official vote thus obtained. we
find that the highest candidate on the Republican
tickat is Yelorous Taft. whe has 1863 votes The
lowest is Col Lee, who has 1888 The highest
on the Pro Rum-whig- Democratic Coalition
ticket is J. G. Thurston. who has 6,63T. The low
est IS Otis Vinton, who has 6,3a6.
Highest Republican loves Coalition. 1924
Lowest Republican over highest Coalition. 697
Afeiage Republican majority.
The vote in the same towns for County Treas
urer stands
For Anthony Chase. .7s65
Tor John A. Dans.....-----.........
Mai arity for a. Chase.
The vote for County Commissioner in the SINE
towns was
FOR Wm Bsnue-t,
MAJORITY Tor " 1861
The return from the two remaining towns will
vary the above majorities but few votes Ell
Their way. They may reduce them about seventy.
five votes.
LECTURES TO YoUNG MEN The City Hall
was again crowded to excess, last Sunday even
ing, to hear Mr. Charles Spear deliver an address
to our young men. Mir. Spear spoke of the vari-
ons causes of crime in our midst He spoke
strongly on the subject of temperance, and also
on the impure literature of the day. Ee Illus
trated his subject by many facts, drawn from his
own observation. He alluded, especially, to a
young man in New York, whose execution he at
tended, and said that he dated his first step in
crime to his disobedience to parental authority
Mr.. Spear spoke of the last interview of the
mother with him on the night previous to his ex-
ecution.
The lecture occupied about an hour and half,
and was listened to with the deepest attention.
We believe Mr. Spear is doing much good
among US, and we sincerely regret that he has
announced his concluding lecture next Sabbath
evening We trust he will find interest enough
in vicinity to continue his labors. Some sub.
stantial aid should be rendered to him in his pres
ent infrm state Of health We trust our citizens
generally will extend him some aid before he
leaves.
His next subject will be The Progress Of Re
form. especially in behalf Of discharged prisoners,
both here and in Europe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-20

Dress MallHug.-Pers wishing to employ an
experenced Dress Maker at their residences can be &C
commodated by calling Miss GLEASON, at No IS Chan
der St. MIS- afr
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ADIN THAYER

MRS ;. Goodwin. experienced and success
midwife holds herself in readiness day and night 10
attendthe duties of her profession residence is Austin
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MRS. =. p. BOSXV0RTB.
FASHION ABLE DRESS-M
No NeWbury street, Worcester
ly23 9tf
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50 IA \ Err n 4 LA CE.
SILVER PLATTER AND MANUFACTURER OF HAIR
NESS TRIMMINGS, and DOOR PLATES,
81 EXCHANGE STREEr, ..-........... Worcester
el2 Ianihrl
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c X. VETB ERELL.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
NO. FLAGG's BLOCK. Worcester, Mass
as dh
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Carpets.-Uhamocrlin, naroard, 4 Co. are Offering
.yoraDo tDo " buy, ny I'D '''V a., f%
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DIR. A. j. HOWE.
No 40 Front Street.. Worcester
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Brookllne, Feb. 5. 1851.

Brookllne, Feb. s. 1851
To Seth W. we-
My Dear Sir-uavng experienced results Of satfac-
tsy character FRI m the use Of WISFAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY in seyere colds during the past
Two years am induced to express the full faith have in
its renovsting POI er.
was drs Induced to try this medicine as an expert
meut about two years ago. in connection with the strong
recommendation ofl friend, who well nigh gone with
consnm1tion. and whose relief from the of it satisfied
me o. its great value in Of colds and Decline and
most clearly ang in my mind its great value
as restorative, tAet only needs fair trial to insure
grateful demonstration ON the public
Your ohslient sarNant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-20

Worcester Shuttle Company.
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds OF
COTTON AND WOOLEN SHUTTLES,
New Worcester, Mass
so diff RICHARDSON & SWEET
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Double Entry Book keeping, time unlimited SO 90
commercial Arthm. nc one month 400
Commercial Peumlnship, do. .,....,.. 4 90
English GrammaT-V srbal Instruction. ,........5 90
Epistoary and Commercial Cores ION ence IS co
St dents coming by the Quarter, in Commercial PEN
September Is, 1856. d3rn
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DIR, Henry Sargent gives special attention to
Diseases OF the Eye. Office No. Il Worcester Bank Block
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

= -
Ngu1 A0l
z IST or LETT
Office at Worcester, J
Adams. mrs Ann J
Arper, Francis
Alien, Jonas II {
Alien, John
Andre VS., James
Adams, miss Mary Z
Adams, miss Sarah
Allen, VIM 2
Allen. Mrs Sarah Z
BussrscE, Alden
Brigham, miss Augusta
Burgess, mr.
Brown, Benz W
Bixby, AT
Bottomly, Booth
Beal, miss Caroline
Ballard, miss Fanny
Black, Daniel NJ
Burden, Cate G.
Barnes + L
Bowen. + G
Bowen, messrs L & c
Billiard, mrs Eliza
Beaudom, Francis
Bates. miss Georgiaua
Billiard, II
Barker, Geo
Biybey, J 2
Barry, j b
Beacett JOIN
Bailey. Joseph Il
Brateur, NJ sEiR
Benjamin, Q W
Borden miss Susie
Bullgrd, samuel |
Briigcman, " IL
Briscne X Wetmore
Copeland, p l.
Golfer. A IL
CaPron, miss Ardiorelle
Chaplin, miss Detsey A
Collins. mr.
Curtin, Dennis
Grove, Fletcher
ChayOr, miss Ermaline
Clark, Ferdinand
| Croker Harrison
Collnar, q S
Cutler, ms j &c
Cotton, James
Cregan. James
Conway, James
| Carroll, Kate
Converse, Luman D
Chmb.e. mrs Mary
Crepin mons Merle
Chcntry. miss Phebe A
Carny, Thomas
Cook, sumner
Cook. VIM
Coz, Nm
Grove. Isaac
Chaplin. & TrefweII
Dupuu. Chaa
Damon. A +
Dufiisne. mr.
Damon, Ghas
Doo.ittle. Frederic
Dowues, Francis u
Dudley. mrs Esther p
Dniiher. mrs Harriet
Dclarde. Jasepb
Dueap. James q
Dunbar Holm A
uar,n,
Darling. I,ornn
Dustan. Lespder
Davis, mrs Siyra w
Day. MLrgan
D,olin. VIM
Erwin, f;eorge
Eaton. john p
Edwards J,bn 6
Ebitts, miss S5phia
EN...brpoks. James A
Field, AIs,crt
Fit h, Anstin q
Fairbanks, Chas G.
Fuller. 4 N
Fay, Eains
Foster miss Emma Il
| Ful!er. FE
| Forter. Geo Fl
Fay, James
Flemmings. John P
Foske {. mis- Mary r.
Finrog, PAIR elk
| Elnery, Ralph II
| Fisk, miss Susan f
F.age, mrs sarah s
Feuner, 5 W
Flagg, WallerI
| Franklin, VIM II
/ Fit h, miss GEORGIA 4
Foster 4 Thnrber
| Green, s,,p
Graves, Artemas
| Gaylord, Cbas
Gates, Chas
| Grigcs. Clark
| GOrton, John
Gleason. j K
Gleason. 4 A
Griffin, mrs Maria N p
| Gleason mrs S,rsb NJ
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w 4 " EEEsANIS.
ATTORNEY IND COUNSELLOR At LAV
No. Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
III div
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". ". m CE.

attorney and Counsellor al Lar,
No Brnley Hall. Worcester. Mass
ole diff
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n this city, Nov. 10, Oliver Harrington. aged IN
Funeral at Horticultural Hail. Wednesday pext =, \
O'Clock = NJ Relations and friends invited to attend
without further notice. a'''iid
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n: q. o. Blake will give instruction TO classes a.
Individuals, in the Aneien and Modern Lanpnages NJ
ematies &C., at No. Bowioin street. aul6 deodsm
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PRICES OF CARPETS
r e ID U @ II ID !!

CHAMBkRLIN, BARNARD, & co.
are Offering thr entire stock Of Carpets at prices 60 low
as to induce ALL To PURCHASE!
Persons who contemplate buying Carpets during the
season, will do well to give this notice their attention as
we have determined upon mu,ing liberal reduction in
the prices in order to reduce the stock.
cHAMBERLGN, BARNARD, & co.
FOR THE BEST AMERIoAH DEL4TNFs, 1871 Cents,
FOR BEST STYLES FAST CoLoRED PRINTS at cts.
FOR SIT CENT SILKS, at GA Cents.
FOR HANDSOME PLAID SILKS, at 37i Cents
FOR YARD WIDE CASHMERE pLAIrs a. Ok cen,..
FOR BEST LAMBS WOOL HOSE, at 20 Gents,
FOR COTTON FLANNEis at 10 Cents;
Go to OH ANBERIJN pApN.pn co,,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-20

VIM. Brown. UPHOLsTERER, has removed from
$50 Main street, to Rooms No. & WARREN HALL,
Pearl street. dom my1T
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MARRIED.
bin 20 Miss Mary f. Fits = - Oor
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Card.-The subscriber would return thanks for the
very liberal patronage bestowed since his location in his
new Store, ami would inform his friends and the public
that the large Increase Of business has decided him In max
ing at great cost permanent arrangements with MIR
willard gentleman of exquisite taste and skill original
IN designs am large experience who will hereafter stand
at The head OF the Cutting Department
II has been the study Of the proprietor to adv ance The
style and quality OF the garments produced at HE esab
lshment and with this view has employed the abest
Norkmen to be found and he assure his patrons
tnat ne has the choicest company Of wOrkmen ever col
lected in any one shop in this State
u aud elegant assortment Of seasonable Goods for
measured garments. very large stock Of Ready. Made
Garments, carefully cut and made in the establishment
und er the eye OF the proprietor expressly for Ill trade
apan an endless variety Of Furnishing Goods Zach ari
Gle cas- It's price ma.Eei in plain figures upon IT, aud that
pHe Is acknowledged TO be as low, not lower than can
be found in this Commonwealth.
VIM II. hudson, Proprietor
Carks new Block c0rnerof Main ard Mechanic streets
2j9 Main street. d3mSw6m 90
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j. z. LINNELL. Md.
MUNICIPALITIES AND SURGEON,
(For nine years IN 4lapathic Physician.)
OFFICE AND Residence No. WALSCr ST WORCESTER
Once hours t.om to g A. D.. aDl l to 3 P 81.
jy ~ dom
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FITzlIENRY HoMEI

To Dr. GEO GREEN
SETH W. F0WLE i CO., 1875 Washington st Boston
Proprietors sold by their AGENTS everywhere.
no deOl&w2w
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Court of Common Pleas.

LADIES who call at Bryant's to-day, can see
some elegant ready made eloaks.
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MIR. NJ. ". GcrnI.I.. Fcn,aIe Pi,ru;oin,

MRS. M. w. GernIsss, Female Physician.
Mrs g. having given special attention 10 the theory of
Midwifery, and united with the suiy about six years of
practices three of which has been in this city and without
the loss Of single mother or child woui with degree
Of confidence still @ and recommend her services to her
friends generally as she considers the business belonging
exclusively to qualified females.
B. Uterine and other Female Complaints Will also
be attended to in connection with Dr. Wilson'S Serpentne
Supporter.
Residence, So Summer street between Central and Ex
change sts MO DIFF
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Republicans Head @ uuriera and Read
ing Rooms. always open, No. Central Exchange
Republicans invited 70 cali and make themselves
h1roe at.all tirnfs nI5 diff
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Worcester BydrOpatsIic iu=s5tulfSy
on Arch and Fountain SIS, Worcester, Mass. TIE
proprietors Of tins Institution aim make It corn
Portable home for invaids at all seasons The location is
elevated and healthy yet easy from all parts If
the city. "
The medical department is conducted by DR. S. RoGRss
and has never been limited the exclusive use Of watny
III those cases which seemed 10 require other treatment
For terms, sc, address
E. +. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Outdoor practice attended to. 0dics hours 2to 4PI
auzI d&Etf
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~. OF y, F.-rh9 members of QUINsIGA-
moND LODGE. No IS, /. o. OF o. D. a,e hereby
n Mi 70 meet at MASONIC HALL, on "Wednesday,
@ 1's ~ one O'Clock 7. ~, for the purpose Of attend
Xxx su funeral o. our late worthy brother Oliver Har
.h'on, punc'ual attendance Of all the members 10
quyseu Members Of the Order generally are invited
MO ao,t ~ HNi oooretafy'
MOSAIC WORK. MR. PETER GLASS has
T. the NOR 70 inform The citizens Of Worcester that
ne hiss completed TWO MORE MOSAIC WoRR IA.
DLhs representing, by stlineJ wood Men, Beasts Birds,
nssots overs, Leaves, &C., &C. which viii be on ex.
hhitlon for a few days, at
HoRTICULTURALu HALL,
mittance ONE DIME ~ W
r ~ Is prepared TO receive orders f,r any Kind OF Mo-
sac WORK, upon reasonable terms. Apply AZ The Hall
NV dNt
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SAW; sMSin. Lyon, y BratnhaIl's QUADRILLE
BAND. Form erIy Dorman's handy
DrectOr,--J. W. LYON
Pr ut4,p <

- " LfuNs..s'.. LIST Violin.
q 6A"'N'' .-'''''... ...............2 l Violin.
=, ~ b - '..'''.'.. ClariOnet.
u T. DofAANI'....... COruet a Piston,
y, d. hiCHARDS,. -............... Double Bass
Apply to Dorman's Eating House, corner of Main and
Front sts. O. Branhali % Mechanic St., or at the ONCE
Marshs Music store, 172i Main st.
~ Any nua Der Of Pieces furnished
Sz4 diff
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Suffering Females will find timely relief and a
FREUD in need, well suited to their case in the faithful
use Of Dr. Clough's Columbian Pills The sense Of sink
ing ~ the pit CT Il stomach transient pains and aches
creeping sensations broEenres foul tongue pondency
terror sghngs and groanings temuunsness irrtabity
htial starting-hese and much more these Pills Viii
cure sold Tor merely 25cents box See advertisement
sold by D. SCOTT, Druggist. tie2s
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sPE1 IA NOTICES.
Cured by Oxygenated Bitters.


From Fitzhenry Homer, Esq, Of Boston, Mass
Boston, Sept 2Sth.
Dear sr:-It is now eighteen years snce / was first
troubled with the -5Fash and ierangen mt of the
stomach have taken aivcs Of the test physicians in
this city aud New York. 10 London, Paris Germany and
Italy, aud visited tie several sulphur and other springs
this country. The watering places Of Gerr and else
where in Europe, and bad iound relief sinee taking
the ButrS have never had return Of The tsr-hrash
which daily troubled Of late years very great de-
gree. Having ound great relief from this most dis
couracing disorder, have recommended trial of your
mdcne 10 mary Of my friends, who are now using it to
great aiyant ge What little is in my scope to offer in
extending the circulation your Oxygenated Biters will
be done with grat-fll pleasure al all tines
Yours very respectfully,
EIIEHENRY HOMER.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-24
Naval Appropriation Bill.


The naval appropriation bill provides for
the construction of the six steam frigates
authorized by the last session Of Congress
and appropriates $685. 900 for the Collins
line Of Liverpool steamers, together with
the usual provision for the support of the
Navy. The whole amount covered by the
bill is SIS, 900, 900 or upwards TheSenate's
amendments Incorporating the Texan Navy
with that Of the United States-appropria-
ting 100000 for naval depot at New
Orleans, $4,000 for the improvement Of
the Naval Academy at Annapolis, and a
further sum for the establishment of navy
yard at Memphis, were stricken out by the
committee of conference, and so were lost
Also the Senate's amendment regulating
the mode Of steam navigation upon the nav
igable waters within the limits of the Uni
ted States.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-24
The Veto OF the Collins Appropriation


The veto of this measure by President
PIERCE, is among, in our opinion, the most
praiseworthy acts Of his administration
When we consider the immense wealth of
the parties interested in the measure, and
the powerful influence brought to bear upon
Congress in order to effect its passage, the
thanks of the country should be awarded
him for that bold act. wisely designed
to put negative upon measure, which
was pushed through Congress only by the
untimely industry and indefatigable activity
o. its numerous friends. In this action Of
President PIERCE, we recognize the true
Jacksonian spirit, that would do honor to
the old hero himself.
The bill, however, has since passed again,
after being shorn of its most obnoxious pro-
vision, by being tackled on the Naval APP
preparation Bill.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-24
Final Decree in the Gardiner Case.

We learn from the Washington papers that the
Gardiner case, which has been pending for time
past on the equity side of the Circuit Court, wa.
brought to close on Friday, the I'd instant, wher
Judge Morrell delivered the following opinion, ant
made the suboined decree:
"The Court is satisfied that the claim set up BY
George A. Gardiner for damages, as allowed in the
award Of the Commissioners, was false and unfound
ed; that the award was obtained by fraud, and was
null and void; and that the money paid out of the
Treasury Of the United States under such circum.
stances continued its character as the money and
pery of the United States, and may be followed into
the hands Of Messrs. Corcoran & Riggs, who are
not the true owners of said funds.
The Court then made decree to the effect that
the awards were obtained by George A. Gardiner By
mean. Of false swearing forgery and fraud, and we're
therefore null and void; that his estate is indebted
to the United States in the sum Of S42s, $50, with
interest from the 10th day Of May, 1851 that Corco
ran f. Riggs should bring into Court, on the fourth
Monday Of March instant, the stocks and securities
in their hands, amounting to $1,000, being part o.
the funds obtained by Gardiner under said awards
and also an admitted balance in cash Of SS,734 46
and that the cause be referred to Walter S. Coke, al
special auditor, to state account Of said Corcoran
Riggs, of dividends collected by them, &C.,
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-24
SHERIFF,S SALE.


virtue OF an execution issued out of and under the
ID seal OF the District Court in and for the End Judi
cal District and County of Ramsey in the Territory of
Minnesota, to me directed and delivered upon Judge
ment rendered and docketed in the said Court the 18th
day of June in the year 1852 action il which Evan
Evans and David Evans plaintiffs and Morgan Cur
ants for the of one thousand and eighty dollars
ninety nine cents,
have levied upon lots numbered three 81 four, ()
FIVE, 20 six, (6) and seven. % in Ewngs Subdivision OF
lots numbered eight (S and nne ( in Block No. TWEEN
ysx, (26 in the original town OF Saint Paul. in the
County of Ramsey, and Territory of Minnesota the
being sixty eight (6S) feet in front Third street, and
ninety 9 feet deep fronting Roberts street. in Saint
Paul aforesaid and all the leasehods, interest and the
right and title which the said Morgan Curran Michael d.
Crran and James Curran then partners under the
style and firm of " ~ Curran Co.," either of them
had in to the said premises above described the 18th
day of June in the yea' 1882 at any time thereafter
which property aforesaid shall offer for sale and sell all
the right title and interest which the said Morgan Cur
ran, Michael d. Currrdn and James Curran defendants
above named, either of them had in the said pre-
misses and property above described the said 18th day
of june in the year 1852 or at any time since, much
thereof shall be necessary to satisfy the said execution
with interest and costs thereon 10 the highest bidder
public auction at the Court House in the city of Saint
Paul in the County Of Ramsey and Territory of Mime
sofa aforesaid Monday, the 9TH day of May next, at
ten UO) O'Clock in the forenoon of that day.
Saint Paul March 10th, 1855.
AMES & VAN ETTEN, Plaintiff S Attorneys.
\. VI. FRIDIEY, Sheriff.
Rv IJrIl Denufv Ma ltd CIV