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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-28

AN ACT

AN ACT
Granting to Moses Perrin and Joseph II. Tyler tho
right to Establish and Maintain Ferry over Lake
St. CroIx.
Be enacted by the Legislative Assembly Of the Territory
Of Minnesota:
SEC. J. That Perrin and Joseph IT, Tyler, their heirs
executors administrators and asssns shall have the exclusive
right and period fifteen years, keeping
ain aiming ferry the Lake ST. Crox, the
Of Main street, in the village Lakeland in said and
Tey and no other ferry shall be establ he'd nearer than one
half mile, both above and below the said hereby esab
lished.
y. Said Perrin Jose ph IT, Tyler shall at all times
keep good boat repair the
dition all persons wishing erry
give prompt and ready attendance all
occsos aud at ali hours both at night days but all
crossing said ferry after nine ocock night be charged
double the fare hereinafter prescribed.
The rates charged for crossing the above ferry shall not
exceed the fol'o~ing
mar. horse or mule, with or with.ut rider, so
unoadei, driver, Sl,oO
s' single horse carriage, GO
additional horse, mule, OK or COW, 10
IS swine or sheep, s
All freight or lumber, nerchandzc or other articles not in
t'ams at the per barrel, thou
sand of lumber and three cents hundred pounds, of all
other articles.
4. The said Moses and Joseph Tyler shall, within
six months after In; e This ac file to be filed
with the rk of the board of county commissioners of the
y of washnstn bond to the said board, with two
sufficient sures, to be by said boar in the penal
sum of thousand dollars conditioned that th.y will fulfil all
the conditions that imposed them in the foregoing
ts, and In of their failure todo they shall forfeit all
the benefits that might have accrued to them from the passage
hereof.
failure and due attendance. the said Moses
Perrin aud Joseph II. Tyler shall forfeit exceeding
twenty dollars be recovered by civil action
having judction, and shall be further liable.
like all damages sustain by of
the neglect of said Moses Perrin and Joseph II. Tyler fulfil
any Of the duties imposed up. them by this act
6. Any who shall injury by the nrgi
default of said Muses. Perrin and Joseph IT, Tyler, of
the Ferryman in their employ, have " by action
upon the bond required in this act.
Z. Legislature alter
j. 5. NORRIS, Speaker of II. Of X.
WIN. P. MURRAY, Pres't Council.
Approved March 3d. 1855.
W. A. GORMAN.
hereby certify the foregoing to be copy the original
act on file in this office. J. TRAVIS ROSSER,
Secretary of Minnesota Territory.
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CO A little boy, while writhing under the tor
lures OF an ague, was told by his mother to rise
up and take powder she had prepared for him.
(" Powder powder !" said he, raising himself on
one elbow, and putting on smile, "mother,
amt . gum"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-28

HF Last week the Neptune landed in New
York from Liverpool about twenty seven English
Gipses. They consisted of three families, related
to each other, either by blood or marriage. The
names Of the three men are Richard Reynolds,
Frampton Youngs and England Youngs.
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1913 g. 1865 South water ST., up stairs.
UHRLAUB, SATTLER & CO.,


IMPORTERS Jobbers German, French and English a
Goods, Cutlery, Guns, Rifles Pistols, vons, Acccseons
Looking Glass Plates Dolls, Chdrens Toys and Noons
Hardware, Among this stock be found
follows:
Bowie, Butcher, Pencils OF the best manufac-
Hunting and Shoe Knives. turers
Table knives and Forks. Domnos, Tobacco & Snuff Box
Scissors and Razors. es.
Guns Rifles RevoIvers, Pormonies, Cases. Segar
the best manufacture. Points,
Percussion Caps. All kinds OF Fancy Pipes.
Plated W are. French Perfuniery.
Common Skates. Looking Glasses ana Looking
Compasses of eve | Glass Plates.
Rene Vices. PIyers, Nippcrs, Jewelry.
Spring Braces, Saw Sess. Toy Watches.
Fish Lines Hooks. Sprcacles and Spectacle Cases.
All kinds Playing Cards.
Sheep and Horse Shears. Accordeons, Hamoncas, Gui
Jewsharps. tars, Flutes, and Fluiinas.
States Hair, Flesh and Tooth Brush
Dog Chains, Curry Combs.
Rat and Fox Traps All kinds of Combs
Steel Pens. Pen Holders.
Together with large assortment Of Toys.
and reliable
in Europe UNUSUAL advantages
importing direct the Manufacturers, which
do in such quantities and such terms as enable US to sell
equally they bought in New York, Boston
Philadelphia.
With domestic manufacturers have entered into such
enable Job their Goods at their FACTORY
PRICES. UHRLAUB, SATTLER & co.
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CO The Commissioners of Immigration in the
city of New York have one hundred paupers, all
of them disabled and incompetent to earn a living,
picked out of recent arrivals from Liverpool,
whom they have resolved to rc-ship to the ports
whence they came. If the governments shipping
them were compelled to pay the expense now,
step would be taken to put stop to this business
altogether.
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CO There is no nobility like that of great
heart, for it never stoops to artifce. is want
ing in good Offices where they are reasonable.
That is true nobility.
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Cy7 In London it is said their are fifty King
Streets fifty Queen streets, and sixty John streets.
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ca The proprietor of one of the Buffalo eat
ing houses sends out an omnibus, free of charge,
after those who dine with him.
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ron THE HARVEST OF 1855.

N
- ~r.n.n avn ,~ovpp
PATENT ADJUSTABLE AEArEn A1O mo"A"
COMBINED. AND SINGLE MOWERl
~ r(yJRED 70 Jobn u.rpv bv nine pateus in the United
States also patented IN E1roDe Manufactured by Nanny
Co. Rock ford TlInos va,uable machines are con-
being large number are being made
- the coming haryest tbonsand were CONTRACTED
sne tn s .n1 Two .s ccess Vet the de-
nand was not half supplied Forty premiums have
manu- ma Ia 20 M Msnnv CO.. ~ ss - hs mscbines
M others IN the freouent trial n has had with them in
Guiding every machine any claim to reputation
warranty r. given to each purchaser that The machine
wei, halt and '
nr coon MATERIALS
OF "OOO "AA
And that will NOV as wei as can De zone win the
well be done with the Cradle The machine
drawn by two horses, and managed ny one person Tor
and reapng and also warranted to cut
from ten to fifteen acres per day.
The nine patents of John H. Manny for reapng ana moving
machines embrace adustabiy the knives, Guaan Fingers
Dvders, arrangement OF Wheeis
Braces, Frame Work. Gathering Wings, Oblque Platforms
JOINTS, position Tor attendants, &c. &c'a THESE DeIns ex'
The only successful and perfect combination Of
REAPER AND MOWER IN THE WORLD!
Az T h i,s - S ior c,mer
-, cmneie with this machine the resn, in xerv
its thong the seifRaker up with
boosted ingenuity and boosted yet
unable to win prize OF FIFTEEN NDRED DOLLARS, but
decided py an aesn zap osy
their additional pce nor he not being adapted 70 moving
iegulary Of The gaves far more than neutrazes the
claims to iabor-saving. While
M "A N ~ W. "A
Exces all others simplicity construction, facility
horses having side draught in its ACCESSIBILITY to uneave
ground, being readily adjustable to hight from tn
ground reang, extending the dri
under his control. II also exces othe
implement cutting lodged tangled grain also
kinds grain grass, whether wet dry, wthou
cogging 1t will cut fax close to the ground gather tn
and will also gather timothy and clover Two snive
sckle the 9TH smooth edge-are furnished will
each machine, either of which may be used required
The combined machine converted from Reaper to Mower
vce versa, by simply rmovng inserting loose plat
form, which may be done in less than one minute.
Numerous certificates, testimonials
Manny's Machine, have been received
all the country, and published, together
other In ormation, in pamphlet, which will b
promptly by mail to al applicants.
Terms heretofore. Machines delivered where
dcrsd wi transportation added.
horse machne,of about feet cui cash price 90
Half cash and the other half LIST December $l35 90
For -four horse machine, of about feet cut cash price
Half cash and the other half on LIST December, $l45 co.
Orders should be sent i'm to secure machines To NEE
the of those who have hand certain kinds Reaper
that will not MOr or may only want moving machine W
will furnish machine adapted simply and exclusively TO
mocing, cash price $l0 halt Cash and the other hal
first December following $500. Dealers supplied
rsrrifl, him
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seg The citizens of Springfield Mo-, are
about building a male college in that. place.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-28

CODA rich gold mine has recently been
found at Fort Colville, on the Columbian River.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-28

EW@ Hon. Allen Trimble has formally ac-
cepted the nomination of the X. N. s IN Ohio
for Governor.
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WIN. w. PAGE,

Veterinary Surgeon, Late from Canada.
BEG leave to inform the Inhabitants st. Paul
rounding country th.t
in my profession VETERINARY SURGEON.
My In the business during extensive practice
years in Canada, enables to offer services with
great confidence Il all.
Entire satisfaction will be given in all cases.
Calls will be attended at the shortest notice.
-. inment for Srrans, Weak Joints and rheumatism.
jy17-wtf w. PAGE. Mansion Horse.
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CHARLES WOOLLETT,
General Commission and Advertising Agent,

RESPECTFULLY nteHton to establish myself
permanently this and offer services to
effect Produce purchases Merchandise, Lumber, &C.
commissions together with business which requires per-
experience seventeen
mercantile pursuits and thorough knowledge of the
qualified effect the most advantageous
terms, thereby frequently the Inconvenience and
pcne home and business. Hoping to be favor
commands that this introduction lead
transactions, and mutually beneficial and assuring
you my your behalf, am truly yours,
| CHAS. WOOII.ETT.
REFERS Aid. W. Kennedy, e. b. Williams. W. Wayman,
NJ =. Keith; A. H. Backal Esq John Rogers, Esq. H. Frnk,
Esq. Messr Ia tt
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. ALEX'R STEWART.

JOHN STEWART. ALEXR STEWART.
STEWART, BROTHERS,
importers and Commission Merchants.
VTTHOLESAE Dealers in Wines, Brandies, Gin, Whisky,
w Segars, Groceries, Oils, Paints Varnislcs, &c.
Agents the sale of
Slows Patent Erasve Soap,
KeniaIi's Chemical Olive Soap, and Prepared Indigo,
23S and 2I0, South Water Street,
septS-6m = Chicago. Illinois.
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HENRY X. WALKER,
VXTHOLESALE RETAIL Dealer description Of
w Furniture, Feathers, Mattresses, Beds and Bed
ding.
Street, Chicago.
June l0-ly.
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DIR. T.. SMELL,

EXCELIOR MINNESOTA.
Former Proprietor and Physician Of the Springfield Water
Cure, and late Proprietor Of Easthampton 1lydropathc
Institution.
mr. SMELL, having had long and successful practice in
~ ydopathy, Electro Magnetism, and Dental Surgery,
would respectfully s the patronage of the people of this
vicinity. the public generally Examinations of chronic
with full description given, with previous
knowledge OF the asking questions.
p Office hours from q a. NJ. to Up. N. mar l0dawtf
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HO FARMERS.!!


lust received at the ST. PAUL AGRTCULTCRALW WARE
81 HOUSE, head o Third street
Corn Shelter, Grain Separators,
Hay and Straw Cutters, whip Stocks and Lashcs,
Vegetable Cutters. Corn Mills,
Meat Cutters ost Augers,
Sausage Suffers. Bull Rings and Cow Chains
Horse Hoes and Cultivators OK and Cow Bells,
Tlarrows and Seed Sewers, Cross Cut and Pit Saws,
Cast Steel POugls, Scythes and Snaths,
OK Yokes and Bows, Grape Vine Cradles,
Grndstones, Hay Manure Forks,
Farmers Boilers, Scythe Stones Rakcs, &C.,
Grndstone Cranks and Rollers, OK and Log Chains.
Sickes and Grass Hooks, Brush Scythes and Hooks,
Mattocks Picks and Grub Hoes, Corn Baskets, &C., &c.,
Corn and Killing Hoes, Tools OF all kinds, &C.. &C..
All Of which the
jy17-3mws MCCLOUD & BROTHER.
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b. RINEBART 4 CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CIGARS,
TOBACCO, &C.,
North Main Street, the Virginia Hotel, ST. Louis Mo.
hand large and superior stock Of mpor
ted and Domestic Regaia La Norma Mar, 0nfe Cheroots,
Principe other Havana Cigars Of the best brands.
II, 1854. my15;1v
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WAKEFIELD Il BROWN,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELI.OKS AT LAW, Holmes 81,
n opposite the House, Shakopee Scot county, NJ. t.
prompt attention the business their profession
Counties Claims bought and sold. In
furnished with titles Charge
j.. D.. nuv53-w-ly l.. NJ BROWN.
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lLER IN CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY, LOOKING
LASSES, BRITANNIA WARE AND TABLE CUTLERY,
Third, Gbore Roberts Sfyesf, 81. Pami, Mtsnesofs.
az IS, 1854. my16;fy
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CouRr OF APPEALS, JusE % --Noa "a, 81, s21z. 2le
and 258 struck of. No. 90 reserved far July No So
reserved for June 80. No 24t The People AT McCsr
ron. Argued. Mr. Joshua A. Spencer for plaintiff 10
error; Mr. H. Utlsy, for defendant 10 ereor No. AZ
restored and for July No 90 rssorvei tor
June 20 Ncs. Is and II. Barney Agt City ct Buffalo,
ana Grosvepor agt. same. On argument. Mr.. John l.,
Talcoott counsel appellants Mr. Alva worden and Mr..
John Hubbel, counsel for respondents Casodsr for
June 49, ls5b-Nos So 49, "a, IS, SO, 5o,s, 81 &C. 80,
70 and 81.
CouRr OF APrEAIs, June 2s.-No. 229 submitted;
Owen =. Coffin and Francis LArkn, counsel. No IS,
submitted; Gilbert l.. Wilson, counsel Nos 2lo, 2so,
submitted; r. r. Hicks, counsel No. ILL., reserved for
fourth week. Nos IS l3l, 49, struck off, No 2l7, The
People agt The N. Y Central II r. Co.. NJ J: II Rsy-
holds for apot; Mr. Osen for respM. No SO, Easel-
styne sgt Weeks argued Mr. Ralph lockwood for appPt
Mr. Geo. W. Stevens Tor resp't
june 29.-No 81, Hscket sgt Richards, argued; M.
Dayton for sppl't Mr.. + Hicks for fespt. No. 30,
Csryl set Russeh argued; Mr.. Joaens A. Spencer for
sppt; Mr.. L. TreuAre for respt No. 70. White agt.
Joy, submitted; Mr. John H Rsynods, counsel No lo2
Kseaeer agt Thompson, argued; Mr.. John Huobeh for
sppt; Mr. J. T. Williams for respt No. 20, Judgment
affirmed by default; Mr. Charles Jeukins, couose Nos.
lOl, 12 lo5, 100, SO, 90, 1lS, struck of. No. A.
served for July 2.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A LBERT b NICOLAY, AuCuONEER.- CLOSING SALE
"A OF choice brspdies, vines, eordiAs, a., a.; -
Albert II. Ncoay will sell oD Tuesday, July = 1t II
o'clock st the sales rcom II Broad street the rsmsa-
ing portion OF that tine lot Of Wines braniiss &C.
s-,iDg part OF octAves LONDON Dock brandy, 1919
I'm bond duties PAID or unpaid; 10 hhds foe cogn "
brandy 1870, lin bond lilo cases st. Julien caret doc
lin bond); so cases scheidsm schnapps, quart, and
pnts; TO cases heck vino; cAsss Rhine wine, 1
pipes do No. 2; 10 CASKS claret wine. The above
liquors ell in bond and will Do delivered from the
y. 9. bonded warehouse; 30 doz. pale Otsrd brandy,
bottled 10 since Tor the o. the Irving House
Families and dealers about laying in stock are
tpectfuly invited to this sale las. sale tho
season previous to the enactment OF the prohib.ory
banor law. The above viii be sold lots TO suit pur
cbasers. Terms cAsh, bank able money.
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A uCrON NOTICE JOHN Hoo GIL AUcroNELR -
n Magnificent household furniturs, osswo,d piano
iorse, pier sno oval mirrors, velvet carpets oil paint
tptt htatusry &C. TO be sold Ia mor:o~, Monday At
l0I A. NJ prc;rely rbe.. goods the entire spsn-
CID contents Of the frs class story dwelling No 10
Murray street and TO be sold without reserve A
part, bat not minute list 10 pAflo sOas mag
bincsnt ood suit copsintDs OF pisces, the
frames OF which sod rosewood, eAborsc.y carved
and UPHOLSTERED In crimson ana bro,Atsi cost
$s15; ROSEWOOD octave piauosre, Of bssatiful
Tone and fully warranted massive wood bookcase
ewood etegere with ga-s doors back
ssRant ladies' escrutoire nad aiuly throa ghout
carved rosesosd ceasrs tables sith stAtuary ,c
tops heavy French plate pier glasses roeswocd buffet,
BEAUTIFULLY decorated china vssee, marble statuary some
very fine designs excellent collection Of oil paint
ings ty artists OF Acknowledged talent royal tapestry
velvet carpet ssbaster, marble and Gothic inlsd
clocks elegant lace curtains, cers,ces sn >des, &c
Dinipg room-S0hd mahogany extension tApls, with
carved feet Mahogany tee and breakfast tables aho.
gspy cushioned chairs decorated china dinner and
fets, silver tea tervices casters cake baskets forks,
spoons 6c cut glass Wines gobles, preserves, fruit
dishes, &c: ivory cutlery, engraved d-c%at.s silver
napkin rings &c, &C. Chambers- Rosewood and ma
tosapy bsdst~Ads, bureaus vasnstAods ant card
tables suit in HAIR cloth, mahogany do, Ia
pestry Brussels and ingram carp.ts; pee aud oval
mirrors, psassss. pure cured hair mAttiesses, Tea
Their pillows and holsters MarseH lscs
ard muslin sindo~ drspery, cornicsa shades, toilet
TETS, essravirss, &c &c Catalogues At the house
sale without regard to Weather.
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nom there TO Amercs without making provision FUR tia
:, this ppy Of people TO snaoie them 70
coDuspre sp hoYett trade
Without any means OF support, thsy oecoms ourosn
That pessures have NOT this, been asen to pat
stop 10 Ibis prs ctice. -.
In free from soeh 40 pu cation The ngaa.s from
htre we're s powerful wealthy, and ,a5us,rio people
suDplied with met MS yea, veatn such as coult
Only see come b.re III feeling Of sadness, and such
az America will receivs with op-n rs.
For myten have taken part in the soove men
tiope6 AFFAIR.", and would not give my san stioa.
Accept the assurance Of my highest sstesm, from
xours GE JoGE SCaREtDER,
General agent FOR the German Enigra tion.
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Messengers London Cordial Gia.-Or ChN-
tor, the eminent chemist having anslyzed Mssseegss
gin, pronsuncas 1t medical tinctdrs Of great value
We msks extract from his csrtids&ts-"Is (Messea'
eeI's London csroisi am essentially toe "a no as che
medicAt,d article introa ioo the Unitei states Ds
peDsary under thu nsms OF Comooupd spirit OF jani-
per- and recon msnoed useful aiditon 70 dnretc
inusions and mix Lure ot .ted cassa OF dropsy,
&c. have coubt that, II administered msdc,n iily,
It will Produce beneficial effects James chilsoa, NJ
D., Chsnis New Yors, June 70, Isoo Prise one dol
lar pr quart bottle Sold ny w. Hills, druggist, La
fsiae House. 679 Broadway and by druggists and gro
GERS generally The lquor Law does not restrict
prohibit its sale. X. T.. MEsSENGEh o., sole import
ers, So Fulton street.
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A UCrI0N NOTICE JOSEPH L. sMIra WILL SELL,
"A Mt 10 Franklin street. near Broadway, TO- IN prov,
Monday, At l0i o'clock Large assortm,u mt OF costly
furniture consisting in part OF bsck ~alaut suit in
plush, Of nine pieces one octave piano, fully warrant
tables with marble tops SOFAS no.s cane seat
and mahogany chairs three ensmvilsd suits, rocking
and easy chairs, mahogany and black walnut tables,
Dgs, carpets ocoth, best hair msstrssses crocksry,
silver, glassware, &c The sale will commence 10 the
kitchen with the cooking stove, potts. kettles, TN ware,
he
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II &. HOuGH, AUCrlONEER AUCTION SALE or
IL elegant and costly household furniture. rose rood
psnofort~ ROSEWOOD bookcase, gas chandeliers, Wilton
opposite Hudson River Railroad depot y HOuGH
Will sell tie entire costly furniture or tuesday Jaly 8,
all Of wbsh Ia OF tbs best description and to be soli
ptrmptoriy. Catalogues The morning Of sAie when
the whole can DO examined. Elegant sopi piano
tort, cost $780, with fatin covered stool English, vii
ton and velvet carpets; two magnificent enAn ieisrs
elegant rosewood cylinder cost Sz75 elegant
pier and oval glasses statuAry, marble top centre
bies soIic GOOD suite pieces covered IN
brocatel, and fH)ly warranted; ono 40 richly carved
and covered In tFocAde tuprb rosewood etesere n
plate elsss doors ans bach wood dc ga:s
with satp wood Innings, Gothic reception cnairs.
bTedsyed In tapestry brocAds and laes curtains
elegant mAntel aud cecorAtons ormulu clio
sc, with choice and valuable collection OF oil pant
iDgr worthy OF SPECIAL attention. lone magnificent fruit
pece BY stretcht) Dining room furnit ireE~, sat oak
extension table, marble top side boar dining c1Airs
ysrety Of rich Aiv.r ware, Parian eans cryatAl cut
glass ware, balance handle cutlery, Aubus-on carpets
&C Cbsmbers--Superb carved rose wood bsdstssds
msboes any DO dne hxr mAtrsss~s and pslnas.es, mar
81. top bureaus and vashstsnds to match esrvsd
wood and mahogany ttte ,ets sofas chairs, rose
wood spring seat chairs mahogany do, tapestry
pet. china and .poscesn toilet sets, oval and square
mirrors, French ~ngravngs goi borderod all sdss &c.
with large variety OF has msnt and kichen furaitu
Iron ware, refrigerator tubs, Croon hose Engllsa oil
cloth stair pets, hall stands ~. The sale will
pos,tve ~thout regard 70 v.sther, and deposit rs-
quiisc from every purchaser.
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4 UCTl0N NOTICE B0GARr-AUCri0N BY y
IA Bogart, 10 orrow, Monday, ~ l0h O'Clock, At
the suction rooms, corner Of Frankfort aud VIII Km
streets the entire stock and fixtures Of fancy dry
goods and millinery establishment. Also, by virtue OF
an execution, 2 bsrber's chairs and foot nshes,
surgeon chair, loot,ng glass, eDgravlnss, time
piece lot Of silver and copper coin splendid mosk
irg bird and cage, Irsh thrush and variety OF
other things. Michael Doody, CONSTABLE TUESDAY. at
10Y o'coch, at the auction ROOM arge assortment Of
bGuteboJd furniture.
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A UCrION N0riCE-BY EDWARD sCHESCn. ON
N koncsy, July 2, 1T loh O'Clock, at ID Wall
street. old wines and brandes &c positively the clos
idg sale OF an importers stocs Of the Anss. qusty
oas .hsryS n,Uss. A. ao 9ns.'
Victoria ports 0tard, Hennessy Pinet Msrte London
dock brsndiss, in AM dem Every article
warranted as represented. Sale positiye.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DEy. I. J. SAWYER, WILL CONTINUE ms COURSE
III of lectures ION toe Teachings al Univsrsalsu,3
Per request Of several (ortbocox) enquirsrs In the Or
ehsrd street church, near Broome at eight O'Clock
Jolly ], snd the sir following suoev evenings. Those
Who vsh as~at must come early " ohisia ore. The
public are respectfully invited 70 attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01

. FOr FfOtectIOh nHaIhst MosTuItOss ahu MI
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and net comoniDg beauty, cheapness, and entire
curity against insects, without oosruetng the crcu-
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beostssd, and the net arranged that will
tract xpand by means of rubber brAde, that
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thereby aording entire protection against insects
BE- attached 10 the pedstead In than min.
utes be taken down In equally short space
Of time Jet while II affords the protection sought In
beautiful aud chaste ornament TO the bed. General
Depot No. w Chambers street. New YORK.