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JzV7 The success which attends the use Of
Dr }. Hotettors Celebrated Stomach Bittsr evlacea At
rs virtues in all Of debility and diseases Of tho
stomach Certificates almost without number have been
published attesng It's almost miraculous power IN
moving those fearful aud painful diseases And NJ this
time it seems idle TO more than call attention tho great
remedy Of the Ia order awake public attention
excellence II the onl, preparation Of the kind that
reliable n oil cases. and It s therefore worthy Of the
sideraton Of the afflicted The Bten pleasant tho
taste agreeable in their effects aud altogether valuable e.
tonic or remedy for indigestion
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally oveywhere
HoLLowAY's PILLs AND OINTMENr. - No
medcine-chest should be unprovded with those
rstives They emnenty adapted 10 the uternal
and external fangH Of the human ofeanzaon than any
medicines that have yet been discovered They boh
attack the seat Of disease and only Temporarily remove
but permanently eradicate.
Sold ut the manumctory. No. 90 Maiden Lane, New
Yk and by all Druggists 25c, 63c and 81 per oct
box 26
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BUSINESS NOTICES

MONEY LOST On Friday evening, probably on
Superior or Erie streets, about thirty dollars in
Bank Notes, said notes being contained in buff
envelope, and consisting of five dollar bill, Ba,k
of Crawford Co Pa, with strap around it, two
or three five dollar bills, State Bank OF Ohio and
other Ohio aud Illinois money. The finder will
literally rewardedby leaving the above at the of.
flee Of the Cleveland Leader.
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Cry SExToN-Mr. VIM. NJ. Wakefield having
declined the nomination by the Democratic party
of the Office of City Sexton, Mr.. Jesse Palmer has
been nominated in his place. Mr.. Palmer leaves
the Office of Police Clerk with the good wishes Of
all who have known him in that capacity. We
tender him our thanks for repeated official fayors.
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FIRE.


ANoANNi pm -
Suffolk Flour Mills, occupying building 200
feet in length, and three stories high was destroy
ed by fire this morning, with about 5000 bbs -four,
add large number Of bags Of -four aud grain
The fire was undoubtedly the work Of an incendi-
airy. The Mills were insured for 5000, mostly In
this city
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CLEvELASD AND TotrDo RAuaoap.-A new
time table goes into effect upon this road this
morning. The passenger trains WIN run as fol-
lows
LeaDe Cieveiand 400 A. N. tMail) 1925 A. n.
Chicago Express,) and COP. NJ (Tel Ex.) for
Chicago, Toledo, and stations on the Southern Dl-
vision.
400 A. NJ. aud 1920 A. NJ. for Detroit and Jack.
son.
400 A. M. and $50 P. NJ. for Fort Wayne, AT.
ton, st. Louis Dayton and Cincinnati
4.3OP. NJ. Mail for Sandusky and stations on the
Northern Division
Reach CleDsiand-From Toledo e55 A. NJ.
EK., 2.45 p. NJ, Southern Mail, aud 92O p. NJ,
Ex.
From sandusky, 1925 A. M.
CLEvELAND, COLUMBUS AND CiNc1NNAr1-
The trains on this road will arrive and depart at
this point as follows
Leave CieUeiaHd--3.55 A. NJ, NJ Y. and Cinciu.
natl Ex 80 A. NJ, Mail and Pass, $40 P. NJ,
Night Elk.
ArrlUe at CieUeidHd-ll.55 A. NJ, Night Ex.,
$50 p ~, N. Y. and Cincinnati Ex., $50 P. NJ,
Mail and Pass.
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a If any people in the world ever needed
APOSTLE their devils out 1t who i've IN
this wdterlogged country. The masmltc poison Of
Swamps and Marshes becomes veuttble devil In the
blood 10 reyel u the Agucs a7d Fvers which shah aud
scorch all. Ayers "AGuB CURg is said to he the
apostle need ami Of neghho, who have tried
--.- m ~ -u.-. L.--
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ES'' L. RUFFINIs new Spring style Of Hats and
Caps is considered as perfect He sells better silk
or cashmere Hats for Four Dollars than any other
establishment in Cleveland. That truth can be
verified by calling at l75 Superior street. next door
to Taylor, Griswod Co.'S.
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HIGH SCHOOL MONTHLY The second number
Of this school Journal has been laid on our table,
1t shows that the promise Of success which was
apparent in the first number was not an uniounded
one. The present number contains number of
good and creditable original articles and lively
editorial department In speaking Of Mr.. NIGER.
SOILS withdrawal from the charge of the schooI
the editors say, During the short period of his
connection with US as our teacher he has won our
deepest respect and kindliest regard, We part
from him with sorrow, but we bid him God speed
through long, happy and successful life." We
notice that the pretty poem, Love and Hate"
read by Miss Mary b. Johnson at the exhibition, is
published in the Monthly, and we regret that edi-
toral mOdesty prevented the publication of the
other composition read on that night upon Look
at Home" by Miss Emily A. RUSSELL It was an
excellent one, and worth circulating.
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PHRENoLoGY.-Prof. l., N. Fowler, Of New
York, viii give course Of lectures on Phrenology
at the Melodeon next week, commencing 90 Mon
day evening. The FoWlers are the leading Phre
nologists Of the country.
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WATER CRAFT.-The propeers, steamers, and
sail craft in our harbor being rapidly put in
going condition. The docks on Saturday and yes
terday were lined with vessels receiving their rig
gng and supplies.
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CLEVELAND INsTITUTE.-The Spring Term Of
this institution commenced this morning. The best
of teachers will take charge of the school in
necton with the Principal, r. F. HumistOn A. NJ.
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ROBBERY

FoRT EDWARD, N. Y, April ?.
A. NJ. Hamilton, Of Marion while passing over
the bridge at Genn's Falls, last night was knock
ed down and robbed Of $3.50. The robbers es.
capped.
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OuARANTINR.

NoRFoLK, Va, March 81
Our quarantine regulations 60 into effect to NOR.
row. This is a month earlier than usual.
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FROM COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS, April l.
The House agreed TO the Senate resolution this
evening TO submit to u vote oftbs people the ques
ton of revising the Constitution 80 Us to have annu
al sessions.
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FIRST sTEAnIER.

CoLLINGwoo 9. W, April 2.
The propeller Hunter, the first vessel of the sea-
son for Chicago, sails this p NJ. with full cargo
Of freight and 20 passengers
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The Restorative is put up In bottles Of three izs
l..lFs meuluni and small; the small holds pint and
etas Tor one doar per bottles the medium holds ~ ie
twenty per cent IN proportion than the small sfi
Tor Two dollars per bnttle he lane holds aun,t "a ~
bottle - 'N0 ""'iaia poo
o. J. WOOD k co propretors, No aI2 Broadway.
y, tln the great N. V. Wire Railing Esthiahnent and
No lli Market steet 81 Louis Mo y"
ana sold by all Druggists ani Fancy Goods Dealers
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FUGITIVE SLAVE.

HARRIsBURGH, Pa, April 2.
U. s. Marshal jenkins arrested a negro in the
market place, supposed TO be fugitive slave. In.
tense excitement ensued but the officers succeeded
in getting him of TO Philadelphia.
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T'III " y 7 : " W ' IVN0 IaIIU VIIIV
COAL!-- OOALu- coal
JOHN TOD & YATES

AIe prepared to deliver pure article of BRIAR HILL
CHGPPEwAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use.
U Orders promptly filled at their Yard on the Canal
the foot Of Vineyard street, Cleveland, o.
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&C, 5. W. MIDDLETON.
PnLApEtrH1,. ssnt 0 "a.

~. ,,, PhIAuELPHIA, Sept. Q, 1857
hoF; Woo-DedT Sur Your Hair Restorative L prov
lg ibel beneficial The front and also ne back pst
2l my head almost lost is coveringwas in fact nam
nave used hut Two hn pint bottles Of your AMI
now The top Of my head Is well tudded with prouising
crop Young hair and the front is also receiving rs beps
ny nave tired other eparu Ms without any bene IL
Wnat,yer think IRON my own personal recommendation
l can induce mnuv others 70 try it
Yours Respectfully d. r THOMAS, ND
A6t No. Vine slrnaI
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WIGS / WIGS II WIGS /

uATCHELoRs WIGS AND ToUPEEs sufpass all.
Thty arc elegant, light, easy aud durable
Fitting TO a Charn-no turning up bohind.-nO shrinking
en the head indeed, this the only Establishment whore
tLeso things are properly wnderstotd d and made.
2ll Broadway Now York
nnT W. FtSKE, Cleveland Ohio, Agent y
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THUNDER AND LiGHTEGNG.-Quite heavy
thunder storm passed over the city on Saturday
evening. This was, we believe, the first Of the
season.
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N, p. Bowler, sec'y.

New FEATUREs.-TheG Great West has been con.
sidered as the garden spot of the world, and the
section that was to supply vegetable food for the
whole universe for generations yet to come, but
breadstutis are now actually being shipped from
this city to theiWest. The May Queen took up
234 barrels on Saturday night for Detroit. During
the past week consignments of butter and cheese
have been received here, in the metropolis of
Cheesedom, from New York city, and offered for
sale in our markets. The butter came originally
from Delaware county, N Y. Think of the West.
ern Reserve importing butter and cheese from New
York. Verify, these are strange times
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r. W JENRiNs.
Con. COlumbia and Canoll Sta, BrooRi,p

LfvtNosToN, Ala, Fef H. Isss
PloF WooD-Dear Sir Youi Hair Restorative has done
mug good in THIS par of ne county NV hair has bean
sgnly dmhlshlng ior several years, caused suppose
from slghl burn en- was quite an iHiant have been
psng your liuir Restorative for weeks and nd tb9f
hgve hne head OF hir growing, aer having used III
O.tSr remedies known tn no effect. think the most vai
that wpy to use your remedy. 'eN
You can publish this if you think prnper
Yours, &C, 3. W MIDDT ETON
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C.L A.-There will be a meeting of the Libra.
ry Association this evening to nominate officers for
the ensuing year.
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~ For City News, see first page
For Market Reports aud Marine News, see
fourth page.
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The LAKE SUPERIOR TRLDE.--The sorev steam.
er Iron CITY has been repaired and put in complete
order for sea. She will run thsIseason in the Lake
Superior Line, and will be a general favorite-as
she was last season. She will be oficered the same
as last year, and with Capt TURNER, chief mate
MCKAY, Clerk HOLLAND and Steward HARRISON
will do good service. She will leave on the first
trip on Monday, the llth inst.
The Northern Light, which was so popular
boat last year. has been overhauled and will soon be
upon her way, "Norhward, ho"
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FEBRUARY

The Land and the Book; 2v0is ....... . eg IN
Lie Of John Quiu y Adams. = n
New American Encgcnpedia, vol A............... O0
History Of Rhode Island, vol I............... IN
Walks and TALKS OF Farmer m Eugland Omste / 2s
Bsctpline q stoms baptist BOOK 90
SSyah hoits banghtef 1 70
Momahs houshts ABOUT women new edition. ..... I O1
Terrence ttranslHed) ................ ... 75
AragOs Biographies lst series. .. 1 On
Less hs az the Croas.-. ..--......... OJ
n niuIy Of Lie; by author of hnisering children on
From p0urht use to Pulpit. 7s
SONGS VI the Church. X
Euure Lille IN another World; Wood. .......... Oh
MIS- kembe's Poems. ul
Willie Winkie's Nursery Songs ................ IA
buH9hs Pilgrimage 10 bO
The Laird Of Nofan.. o.. ................... M
Shamnah n Pursuit Of Freedom. ........... / m
VestTy Harp. ........ 700 an
History Of tho Christian Chu ch; sbaiI, vol i b8
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MATRIMONIAL.

TO THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
It has been my good fortune restore to health many
hOusnnds Of my country-wumen.
My has excited the malice of the envious and
aous but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upou my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. Solong held in aiectionate aud
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
Sk can aOnl to desp;se the efforts Of
nd slandoror
MY friends repeatedly urged to place my med
cine for producing menstruaon within the reach Of the
Lades Of the United States but ndisposon to enter
held 50 occupied by qnac with their pencious nosrums
and fear that unprncped counerleters might palm upon
he public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale uf my
AMlE DE FEMME" in the United States
AT last yield to the entreates Of patients and friends
aud offer to the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World
IN regard to tho efficacy OF tho "AOuE DE FE NNIE,"
need only say that liquid FORM and is exactly such
as have used in my practice in France for years
hat 1t has never failed to satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme" aud mGnstruaon stand In the
leon OF cause and o1ect alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual flow whore it never hu existed and to
restore it where ithas beon from any suppressed
In orderto guard agains imposition the wrapper drsc
tons each bottle of the "Ame de Femme will bear ny
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing b,
will be scaled with my private seal.
DIR. p. II. RECORD.
For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKm
No % Superior street, Cleveland, who will supply tue
Annie do Femme at the Propre;nr's prices.
aulOd&wlyG
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
4 THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
N1GSNz<<
tTzS z55TI
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INGHAM & BRAGG
PUBLISHERS, WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS,
AND
sTATION NERs,
New Numbsr)
ioi superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED IN
MARCI

Three visits IN Mad1gpscar, BY Ellis, illustrated 81
Buth's niscuyeies in Central A trio n, 81 vol
~ Pltta sud q
American Einqueuce, BY Moore, vols .......... d
An rican Guide Book for 1889 ..................
Diag Of Lady hlurcan. .............. d
Onwufdi by Jane Winacom ...................... of.
The Mothers Mission. .............
Sy nbpls OF the Cupitol by Mayo. ...... .......
Life o. Douglas JouOld BY his .....s...... ~
agUs Biographies of Scientific Men, ID Series ..
Matrimonial Brokerage IN New York .............. 1
American Hone Garden, BY Watson, illustrated. ...
Letters from spain. by W q Bryaut ..........,. J
The Queens ofscoilnnd, by Agnes sirckl1nk vol Il
Fankaei. by w. NJ WU0d. ..........
Home Hits and Hints by Cogge~hali. .......... h
Morality aud the state, by Nash. .......... ,
Prescotts Philhpthe "a, vol g.. .... ,
Palestine Past aud Present; Osborne. .......... 3
DAVIS and Practice Of Whist..........
Monte NJ History Of the United stu Is for schools
Kennya Manual Of Chess. ..... H.,
Adam Bede ................... I \
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"a r. R-Sprng Arrangement
I G. PendletJn-Notice
Geo Wood-Clovsland Thoater
Leah, Simmons CO Commission Merchants
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JANUARY.
AllgIICTalI 81 RRr0RR


ii AVE MADE LARGE PREPA-
ratlol for the trade Of the approaching season and
solicit the attention OF book BUYERS
A Al RSsia..l.. Rfi5R
For Libraries
For Colleges.
For Dealers &c.
Among their own Publications will be found
billiards Readers q bookl
ps, plUII9rq,s nA s AArlthmelics q hooksl
,yl ,ayso4l uHlion Scnbner's Writing Books
SoIns!ls Biographies (6 books)
Green's GTammaTs @ bocks)
M9fceS,,r,s Dicuonar es % sizes)
aanaired Payson's Book keeping and blanks,
Ml9sow,s Int lectuai philosophy,
Rarley's Hi tories q bOoks)
s,ssT sS,S5TSssTs ,s,s r,iid primary 1a Spelleri
Word Method Reader tnew ediiion)
ho3 OF The above arc used in ths Cleveland Public
Introduce a1v of ~ 5o & &SoSius oI Ed9c9tion desiring to
with Us. ~ Catalogues furnished w
mario INGHAM BRAGG.
NEW BOOKS FROM HARPERs
hADAGAsCARi being its that countr, in s5a 1874
anu H1t bV the Rev MIR Files, author of"Polynesian
HOME GARDEN; Illustrated Abo W tson.
ADAM BEpEi by George Elliot author of scenes in
rANKNEL, 0R, THE. SAN .yACENTo. ON THE
wa wa o' INDIA CHINA AND 'ArANi by W. NJ
FROM APPLETON.
THE FOSTER BRoTHERs History ot school and Col.
oMARp Or TrHaiEY YIEESS3rvrN CHAMBERS.
FASNSIAGES FROM MY AUTOBIOGRAPHY; by Lady
LETTERS FROM SPAIN; U c. Brigant
NEW SCHOOL REGISTER Price 15 cents BecOm
aenued hY State Commissioner
March q INGHAM BRAGG.
New Books.
THE MOTHERS MISSION
BY Author OF Object Of Life ...........s n
FROM POOR HOUSE TO PULPIT
-.. OF the late John K0ttl..............,..... IA
SOPHIA, Or The Sword of Truth
- story uf Itnly............,.......... az
AMERICAN ELOQUENCE-
1900. Orators OF America, 2 vols. .,.,,.......... 900
PALESTINE, Past and Present
n@r2 INGHAM & BRAGG
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Wilson Brothers,
(Formery Wilson & co.,
.IEERCHsRJV'T T.4ALORS
AND DEALERS IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,

No. 226 Superior sfrest, in HOBmaH's Block,
opposite the Post Office,
Where they are ready TO ft gentlemen with goneel
Clothing be- had in the City, aud at REASONABLE
PRICES.
have Just returned from New York with a large aud
complete Of Goods selected viii special adhp-
tuonto tho season. and the latest and nost fashionable
STYLES
Mr. J WILSON, Jr., who for several years pas has
bee connected with Of the hest Merchant Tailoring
Establishments IN New HOr will give his personal uten-
ton 20 the Cutting Department and as we employ none
guarantee perfect satisfaction 10 all who may favor with
ther patronage mur3ld lmZA5
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To Young Men.
ELIXIR DE VIE.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
SEMINAL EMISSIONS,
NIercurY on nInnn.n.

aug Viii restore the Sufferer and the Impotont to STAT
icate the effects Of either N'ao
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& NEWS ITEMS.
MONDAY MORNIN0, APRIL 4, 1850
NEW ADVFRTfgboITNTe

~ CitMens wishing conveyance to either the abovt
dtnn1f bqWs lbe called for by the C0atheg svenf
Yhigv iue ny leaving their ndress at tie Omnibus OL
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MnsieaI Boxes.
Go tubOm it fflap Conrern.

. $500. MAYORS OFrcE, Nxw-YosK Nov 20 1859
WHEREAS--FREDER MAkKUs, aged
w about native OF Poland found on
ae uerins Of Sunday the 9th November inst al sbout two
O'Clock Rooseves, the gutter, aud IN Font Of me
Vt Roosevelt and Chstenlst- g ien-
abe With her SKULL fractured and bearing On her person gr
violence and Immediately 'sken 70 The New oTN
Hospital sbe died OF said injuries shortly eeT admission
Aud whereas there il resson 70 believe ths the ssd in
urdsrou assault perPetrated ~ some
a eskou OF persons unknown 20 the suthcT2esi ID,
Nov, theaeloe. !. DANIEL y dlEMANN, Mayor OF me
(Y ok In pursuance 81 the authority vested n re-
do hsEeoy offer srd Of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
the discovery conviction 81 the gersor who a
OF The said fRFDEklCA NARhUS 70 ee paid on
the cest6cse Of the District Attorney the Juds before
convicted But sch csAa
he made within tgeAty day si;eF such
conSirti0p .a-..I 49, .a i
In uiiaess reof herrnro ny hsld and 20 ee Of
N the Ses OF kSyery Of the City NeVsN OH on ts ssd
~I r. - 80 'I'''N''' DANIEL ,. TIIMiNS, 0t,yor.
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Ghanres for Business Glen.

A RARE CHANCE.-An active business Man,
IN who hes fssy er soens o,d,,s qa desires 20 .s.y-
hssirrs. ~hoso prodacts Sto0oO yesr. From
&AOo0e $6Ooo eash rqsird iasg4Ee JON, coz Co..
Tribune Bpiidass y Y ..
&C.tlNtF6 viz The shove srloans 70 engage IN .
BnUG BUSINESS slrvedy established IN Western eity.
k,ouIesc 81 TIE business not nesssy. AddguS- DR. O.
DIST, 4. q. Box No. ls& HsIiicri, Conn
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6teamboats an1 Railroads.

E,OR BRIDGEPORT-FAREF FIFTY CENTS.
II The steamer BRIDGEPORT lesxes Psekslip z r.,
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY al Il O'clock
arriving 10 tune 10 connect with the Nz1s.i ck Hqsss
srir, ed New HsTsa Railroads. Freight txtse-
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copartnsrsbip Noiifss.

nISSOLuTION.-The eoparteershlp hereteoe
~ eIiire betEes The undsrgaed and Samuel a. rIec
under the name Of H. G. RiCHARb5oSS - ~ IT,
''N " Wv ~ ri. c. RICHARDSON
- IT., hs... I'll h. cootuged - heretofore, n No
.oc-4. h. H. {. RICHARDSON.
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A. J. BLksoEHx. Auotioaeer .or,,o
A BSOLUTE SALE Of 81 LOTS and GOhtS
IN On II4h iis<h I6t ina and llsthsss. eh 40
A J. kLEECKER. SON 4 Co. via eel q sse.i1 ts -
WEDNESDAY, Nov. -. Il u O'Clock. n ma ne'en>-''
Exrhsnses
o. iIshs-is Loss ana CIor-s ~ g. bet, Sh-snd eths'-
On ll7thst-l5 Lot and Oore~ >. 5, adjoining snove
On fl9th-t-lO Ios and Cores s. bet Sth aad othe
On New Avenue. opposite Mosnt Morrill, Lot
On 6fh-as - lA-ze Core n. W. cor ltth-~
On sh-sx.-s Lots r. =, between ll6sh and lffth~t~
Or lisha-1 Lot y. =. Sf. W. Ayee1e A.
On ifSt--t-i Lot e. :. saloiuns AhOve ,,~.~,
Terms liberal Maps. kc.. a NO Fines t@1
a "a AEkwts. Aaeti0nce<
DY BANGS MERWIN * Co, Trade oAie-
- rooms No 10 PsrkrSv. .
WFDNFsDAY TYENIN0. Nov. %. q O'Clock
CHOICE BOOkS-Prncipaly from the prvste horAry o.
professional grutleusn comprising ,aluabie and esPeoss
works er Civil Enzineens. Architecture hAnenaeil1s ING
Ksur Sciences Also choice books In History sey asa
Tyess Biography Poetry and the Drama ClAsses Acs's
neous and ysry Of luassrasd !" otAA &C e
loSue- are ready
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Better than any Osssr HAD .,. h,...
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THIRD DAY.
Il THE GREAT TIA KETTLE BALE
DAVID SCOTT WILL SELL
On SATURDAY No. 534 BIoedxay 1t lOl o'clock a. NJ
sale entire Of HoUsekeepers' Furnishing
Goods. The catalogue begins on SATURDAY MoRNiNg,
with Rodgrs ne Table Cutlery Pearl Handle Table Knives Ia
cases. ms FORKS md spoons German Silver Goods,
Kichsu Utensils Tea Trays sc. grand chance for families
and the trade 20 supply With hrstcass goods