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CLRERLlNl lND TaLFDn PAN Rnln.
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SPRING 4PP4N1zFIIiS ~ -

20 zs:'.s;:s4 :......,aa ,,-;asa
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. ApriI
~ 9Th, 1850. Trains this Road will run as follows
from Cleveland;
5'55 A M Through Mail Stepping at all StatIaBs On the
eooinsfn DIVISION arriving Al Toledo at 10 20
rs P n, Western Express, stofs at all stations o.
Sogtnern DrsisiOl "a d arrives a Ioiedu at rs
900 p N, Nail stops ar all stations e. st Of sadu,v on
= NJ N9rtheTn Division, and sryigss al Sandusky a
550 p NJ Ell graph IEpress stops At Grsuon 0berlip
Makeman, EorEalk Momr0ogills Bellevue
Clyde krenott md Eim0re, ard arriTcs al To-
ledO Al ll.l5P p n rs t-l.
connections are made q Aonrpeylls with the Sandusv
Ma1Ste q snd Newark 4. h. Al clYde VII fhe SandusEv
altou = Nlne Inn q R. q, II FreH With Fremont
nllala X X and at Toledo with the ichgan Southern
Northern Indiana and Tolod 4 Wabash RiiI Roads fr
Chicago Detroit J9ckgsn. hoTWayna Lsansporf Iaf y
west and uthWest - 500
Trains arrive in Cleveland fra oss0 and ne West At
80 A. n -
Cleveland. April sth ls60 -
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NEw YORK grooK nARErr-Aprll ,.
tBv rrLEeRArH.l

Stocks rather bet or and rather mure active chi R
eaz; Clevelanp Toedo 295S; Gal & Chse3x; chi, L
81; *; M G scup b03l NJ c as; reading f3;
fanam1 l656 Pacinc Mail 105sf; Harlem l31f Hudson
li ke li7i n CIsA Illinois Central bonds ssh Ene
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suPFoszD Loss oF THE BRIO HAREox.--Daniel
Hayward, Of Madison, writes to the Herald that
on Tuesday the stern frame Of the J. q. Harmon
Of Chicago came on shore at Madison Dock
The boat gripss and davit isIs had been cut away.
showing that The boat had been cleared away in
haste. Mr.. Hayward thinks that the vess, has
been recently wrecked in some way 10 the north
ward of Madison, as Che wind had been blowing
from that quarter for two or three days
The J. h. Harmon was brig Of 277 tons, built
at Detroit in 1854, snd Is supposed to be owned
by Peck, Brown & Co., Chicago.
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Something Exclusively for The Ladies,
BROWNS
HYGIENIG SUSPENSION WAIST.
AND IMPROVED
SKIRT SUPPORTER.

Patented Dec. 29sh, lsJ9.
livery LADY SHOULD HAVE
~ ONE-In fact. every would have one, ifthey
" knew ihe beauty utility anu beaeft Of them. Thswbst
only affords the most perfect SYMgETRF and detIacts
nothing the BEST CONCEIVABLE EORr, but directly
promotes in every respect. Il is Of such peculiar
strueion that treieves the HIPS from the Almost nsup
pOTAbe burden which they somOtmes subjected By
Suspanding tho skIs, SC upon the shoulders, and BY
means Of Circular Braces Sdgg and SappOrfs the cloth
ing completely preventing them from against or
BEGRIHo down upon the CheSt HIPS and Abdomen which
makes it truly AETI-LAcER, toldng the skirts away
from the person. and drawing the flexible portion OF the
supporter entirely away from the Hais, II Is also true
and efficient SHOULDER BRACEtrUwng the entiie
OF the skirts d ecty upon the shoulders thrOUgh the elias
tic straps This and valuable nTentons also desgntd
afford immediate relief, and IN effect RAD
ICAI CURE OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC DIsEksEa caused BY
TIGHT LAcIFG as many vino have used II for such com
plants testify These Waists have the crftcal
exnminatiun of Of most eminent and scientific
medical men who all pronounce them the best thing
the kind invented They rapidly coming INFO use
and give universal satisfaction TO all who have them
They must be to give one idea u them, and
to te appreciated eau at the BURNETT HOUSE in
Cleveland and examine them Lady will always be In
readiness 10 show them Persons wishing TO purchase the
right manufacture the Waist OrtO sell Territory viii call
on the proprietors at CHAGRIN FALLS, o., who have
the exclusive right for the UnitedStat
.CAUTION.-All persons infringing in way
this Patent, will most asGuredly be dealt with lG
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The propeller n. B. spauldIng. late Of ihe
American Transportation Ccs line, has been pur.
chased BY Smith, Kelly & Co., Of Forester lake
shore. She viii in future be engaged in the freight
ing Of lumber, principally.
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@as, .Mf.
IMPORTANT TO
G.aS CO.NHSU.MERS.

GAS FROM WOOD. COAL, ROS-
NJ IN, OILS 80, IN combustion with WATER, fer
ILLUMINATING PURPOSES, by
FYLBR'S PATENT PROCESS 6 APPARATUS.
Proven be from Thirty y per cent cheaper than by
ohor process In the United Sttos, CT IN a.
world, hnd equal IN Illuminating powor TO Gas 10
The Apparatus Is AuhHtntlal durable, simple aud
cheap, and be operated by any ordinary servant Ea h
apparatus Is constructed hr manufacturing from AL
Kinds Of making matHiinls Their
ul operation guaranteed IL all Any further nform-
ton will be given upon application by letter OF otherwise to
s. STEIN,
oaics corner Of Public Square and Ontario street,
Cleveland, Ohio.
" Now IN operation at the residence Of Henry L
Whitman, Detroit 81 West Side, aud also at the counuI
esdonee OF Bratenah Bros on the Lake Shore, aud 1t
he residence Of Robert Knight on hsman 81.
mar22d3m ...
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THE KsnOsha, Of the COllingWOOd and Chicago
line, was in port yesterday, bound up. .i.
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NJ Will sIOF At MACAINAU. 3 Will 90 10 sUPEAIoR
CITY. .....
The Steamers ARCTIC snd SEA BUD will make trip
each for Pleasure Excursions, tOtchng all points
both shores o Lake Supei dung the months Of July
and August; due notice Of which will bo given.
The hoErGoMERY, ARCTIC and SEA BIRD are all First
Class Low Pressure Steamers. Their Passenger accom-
modaons are not surpassed BY others the Lakes
Their Commanders have been engaged in the Lake
fur years past and entirely conVorssnt with its duties
In every particular, Il the intention Of he Of this
- that
depend upon hagnf their business done long
Boat can run during the season OF navigation.
BThe Price of Freight & Passage will be LESS
than by aay other Line on the Route.
It is hoped. by prompt AMI eff lent attention to Che re-
qurements of Lake sur e0r people, and the public gener
ally, byall connected with this Lue to merit share Of
JOHN HUrCHINGS s CO..
Agents for Steamer "A rctic." I"
TR0WpRIDGE. CHAPMAN & Rod,
Ag'ts for Steamers "MontgomerJI& " Sea Bird"
ari2i:293
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FRoN BUEFALo.-Quite a feet arrived at this
port from BufialO yesterday. Among them we're
the propeilers Pittsburgh, Comet, DacOtah and
Fountain City. They report close work in getting
out Of Buffalo harbOr, the ice being very trouble
some. They are boundup the Lake.
The Elmirs arrived from Dunkirk, with mer-
ehandise.
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AsHORE.-Tbs tug s. @. Ives, which left here
several days since to 60 to the relief of the schr
Rush, ashore above West Gratiot, on the Ameri
can side, has gone ashore herself They had made
fast to the schooner when the line became entan-
gied in the wheel Of the ting, stopping the working
OF the boat, and the sea being high she was forced
upon the beach,
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UNION ICE COMPANY
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
ALLPRESS & GARDNER.
DEALERS IN
Pure Spring Pond Ice,

Will sup Families Hotels I oats &C at all times
short notice. and on the most reasonable terms All
des ic No 20 River street. 100 St Clair street. Boz
lOjl Post Office, will be promptly attecded. R24
G CHAMP Ae0nt
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~ Oi1fe 70 superior stfest SieNeland. OhlO,
AZ Send for Circular. mario
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a In Court Of Common
Pleas, CuyRhoga Coun-
fv nhsn
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DIR. GIBSON
nR. A. .WfTUCKER Ii has bocome

PROFESSOh OF ELECTROPATHY & MEDICINE
E Once No ~ Ontario street, up stairs lew doors
Once hogls from to Il snd from 2tO o'clock daily
NounuhFs oACtpleu.l
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oo.arusS and Jonsibsa ross Cehector sp
HOARD 81 HlSesme. February a 1880 ayes add
adopted ,,.s ,oeo ,.n.,,r.a 4, a. .,.. and
sssouon that the for in Grand street be-
x Allen be confirmed and Jonathan Trst
te Collector Of Assessments, be appointed Collector
Board AldermeD Sob 49, is6a snd adopted
Board Of Uouncien March 1862 cOncured In on ayes and
Resolution that for building receviHI basin At
hmd and Jonathan Trotte Collector OF Assessments be APP
pointed Collector.
Board Of louncen March 1860, ooncirred in on ayes and
u 5000,
Resolution that the assessment for 10 Tenth str,e, be-
tween by Dock street and D. be med and Jon'
than otter Collector Of Assesmsa be appointed Collector
Board of Aldermen, Feb 30 l860
Board of COuncilmep, March 5, 1860.
Adopted IN and roes -
Resolution that the assessment for building in Es'.
Jonshan fIoer Of be appointed Col
Bomd of Aldermen, March s. 1860.
On ayes aud noes adopted
Board Of Counclmen, March 5, 1869.
Ps,ouon that the assessment for paving Battery place from
the Bowling Green to Pier No North hyoT WIN hsSn
pavement be confirmed and Jonathan ITo'e collector o. As
beard Of Aldermen, Feb. %, 1850
Board Of Councilmen, March s. 1860
Re,cuon tbst the assessment lis. for building In
Eelex street between Stanton and Houston streets
Jonaihan Tro.r, Collector CT Assessments be appointed
Collector =. sara
bosro Of Aldermen Feb. %, 1860
On ayes and adopted.
Board OF Jouncilmen, March s. 1850.
ConcuiTed In end noes. , =,
Resolution that for building receiving basin *
Of Broadway and Thdteth street. De con-
m. d and Jonathan Troe1 Collector Of Acssmeats no sp
pointed Collector.
hoaId Of Aldermen, Feb. 49, 1860.
On ayes and noes adopted
Board OF Councimen March s. 1860.
On eyes and noes coNcurred in go, J., -.
Resolution that the for building sever In FORTY
6 treet rom Third Lexington arnns be con-
frmed end Jonathan Tote Collector OF Asseasmen be s
pointed Collector. - -
Board Of AlderEen much5 1860.
On q, es and adopted.
Board OF Counclmen, nmch D. 1850
On and noes cCncuued in al,
that FOR paving Twenty ninth street
hetw.en ir.t ard Confirmed Jonsthan
TIoter Collector Of be appointed Collector
Bosrd Of AL iermen, March 3 1860.
On ayes and noes adopted
Board Of Ccur cilu.en, Mach >, lBtJ
On ayes and noes coucuued in.
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NTOTTCE TAX PAYERS.-OFFICEo OF COM

NOTICE j u 1AA-PA1 Eho'-SEr -, C....har..
In NtIoSRRs oy TAXES AssESsETs TO s,oay giSsn
street Ne,yYork January 10 $500 Of the
ha the Assemept Rolls Of Real aud PERSONA ", nphlo
CITY OF New y the 1850 are no" ab Say Of ApI
nS1sc,on and will continue open until the oVt ., IN
, sir.Svs An Taxpayers earnestly r~qne.eu W
~ vsnino the same order thai any tfros ~ 10 10 a
sr,s ,asy he corrected Also all persons eu'su " ~
.tin Of their assessments by reason oil oe,ng i.
90 nn,.rv s.Tyiees also literary OF ona i'aoo
~ - IL sxenrt nom taxation, requested 20 MAKE aP
-, spch REDUCTION exemption previous 70 the cios-
R leSe yolIs on said 3Oth day of April - . 49,,
~ oying ,ettiop Of the Act Of April H. 1883, Puohshed
6cr the Information Of tax.payep: ,,,, =, - p,
no During the time tie books shall be open Tor
c p,o.ction 50 Heretofore provided, application may be
Id Nv sny person considering himself sggeved by the as
,ssd If such application be made ia relation to the
se,sed valuation estate must be made In writing Eating
the sround u objections thereto and rherapon the nm
siones shall into the complaint and IT, In their judg
ent Ia they shall cause the same 10
to be corrected II sucs application be mai In relation
TO the valuation OF estate the applicant sha
examined oath by the said Commissioners who snail
be authorized to administer such OATH them and IT, In
their Judgment the they snail cBuge
the corrected and fix the Of such
may believe just and dec their decision thereon
within thirty after Sush application shall have been MADE
to them No reduction shall be made by the bosd Of super
vors Of any real personal estate rlposes
under ths act unless shall appear under oath or amaion
that party egeve1 unable to attend wnn the poroe
prescribed the econ Of taxes BY reason OF scsne, or
absence from the cy-Lsgs Of 1882 Chapter 32 Section
A. j. WILL AMSON,
j. w. ALLEN,
j. w. BROWN
aofT aYp and Asa
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J. W. BNUW N,
Commissioner of Taxes and Assessmentk.
MAYORS OFFIcK, Ngw.YoRK, Feb. %, 1850.
nROCI AMATION-S2 500 X h w a Il D.-l

FERNANDO WOOD Mayor OF the ity Of New. ork, In
pursuance resolution ofhe Common Cou1 cal said city P
proved by HEREBY offer reward Of TWO THOU
SAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS in addition TO the reward
op Of the person or persons who murdered WM tn Frs
Custom Nish Ws,chmsu who found lying dead on
the Sidewalk Of No. lit O'CLOCK on friday
nsh the February with marks OF violence his per-
on iuy the he had been murdered Said re-
ward 10 b. po the District Attorney that
such the testimony given or procured
by the peYsen persons claiming said reward But all claims
MOI presented TO the MAYOR within veny days after such
yictihon ys1l be disregarded FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
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No. ssi Broadway, bc:~esn Spring
: WHOLFSALE and RETAIL.

q e1yry pER CENT BELO the USUAL PRICES nom
AUCTION.
Tha stock az large Wholesale house retfins nopo
PAPER HANGiNGS
WINDOW SHADES, ,,oo
ENGLISH CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS, &c
GREAT BARGAINS for LANDLORDS, SC
Fine French Gold Paper per roll usually sold at 81 and
81 So Satin faper 2Sc rou 0suahy SOLO Sc
and M large assortment VI French Decorative Panel Paper
Hanrinxs; Also American Paper Hangings, very cheap
Also-A large assortment Of hne Gold window Sdsoea VI
per pair usually sold O. 70. - ..,au,,o~,
Fns,h Carpets and Oh Cloths hne English Tapestry Gar
meta al per yad usually sold 1t 81 81; hne tnreepy c
usually sold 81 as Que sGweo 600, usually sold a. I9e
FOOD Carpets 25c per yard Also large stock OF OCloIh
rennsrts from to IS yards, very cheap
AT COATES'S, No. ga Hudson-st above springs
Paper Hanng hung bJ practical workmen At 30 pei
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AT w. JACKSONs
IN No. 55i BROADWAY,
The following SPRING GOODS received, win be OF
fered al Wholesale and Retail;
cases English BslzAIines lSf cents soIth 81 cents
Palmetto Cloth l2i GENTS, worth y cents
eSAes Check Pop Is cents worth Sit oeots
cases English lelaines l2l cents, worth Si cents
cases SILK PoplinA 62{ cents, @oIth 81
osses FOulards Ga cents, worth Hi cent? -.
Pineapple cloths 37s cents worth ~ In
rconrn;n, w JACKSON,
Importer Of Moaning 0oooA
~ *, pr,,5v.y be. seen Spring Prince-ste
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Gales br Auttica.


EERRY LEASE at AUCTION.-By virtue Of
4 tbs authority vested IN him By the lssaAare Of the s
HewYok md resolutions q The COl@9D c2anea II shs
~ ell 81 st Public AUCTION T. The hs6ss tdass .S
sdequste security, at the City Hall on SATURDAY pesr
ss1 a. ss FG GifSa sobTa
A MI II sss S 4. Fr DAY 81 M,
with all the rights privileges and sdy1tage' Thereof oeisnsns
rue and from tho slips landing. and promise. 70 .sd tos
which they far such slips landing and prem
md appropriated ferry purposes except that thu andns
the foot OF Hsmioo-sye9oe srookJn ny % s 20" $40
In which the Corporation are not ths owners OF ae .np,
ing, examinations now used sy said fsTs ss q Os
IN their vicinity, the lessee shall SO eject " h own ' INA
express stipulation viii be embodied In The lease tnI ia
ie.ee shall the said several ferries uniform ate o n,
ons Of he said ferries during the term OF said sssT :esn %
deemed and held to BE- sIfsitaIe o. tas sSO's' ma % @
,asse thereby become absolutely null snd Voio nj.
The purchaser e-see other than the Pssen. e,'ei s
required pUrcLase st far sPpT.sso ., sa.i
S NECESSARY tor hs purposes Ct saeh ferry snt OF S
sscb valuation to be a.qeAnsd Sy hrss one ~ lie
sorchaser or lessee under this SAILS and tie 'nn' ~
sh9 cho sa TO BIO made in tho of s s:s .ad =
sions Of the Common Coanol and no expense nsSosT
&, 10 be incurred by the Corpora'loh Iot ot u
me PeIs ;P ,sstaaa The ease Of aid forbes VII b
sold al an annual lees than the aggregate anou
rem Iw Of the lease Of the end their sppoues
the time VI saio 70 sns eOnotof u
CT, ReqenUe sum equal twenty ceni OF the snc "a
Tar annual rent be applied tbs rent OF sac nIt yox -
$50 n. executos With the usual covenants other~s.
ba forfeited to the Corporation. lie viii at the SANS a1 so
Sc reaued furnish Obligation to DO signed oy 4s 80
.uystes 70 that no will execute pond WIZ
10 be approved by the Controller for the puncu pnJ-t -
tie rent qusrtsy and for tbs f erecuson OF h' c''o"s
9fthe lease. .. ~ r..~. ., =.
paid by the purchaser 49,, -. 49,,
The will contain covenant, requiring esoo VA
at to have aehed 10 itg engine hre tus of oa1s
,no with not 40 hose, OF tne qiatS sao
snson az usad ~ tie Fire Department Of this CITY, 70 Dc ns
FOR the Of hres Whenever required 0y TIC Oos
nsnee or his Assistants: for which services the VII
CIV. twenty dollars per hour foT each hour 80 an M
''''| ROBT. T. HAWs, Ccn.rolse<
cIrY oP EEv.YoRg ORPARTzgST OF flNAsCs.
CONTROLLERS Office, Nov. 10, 1883 .r
sale the aforementioned Ferries - roNporeo usH
WEDNESDAY Dec1aber 1859 at tho same no9t ana ace
ROBT. T. HAWo Cortrolsr
The above sale "a further postponed ult1 IHOkSDAf U.s.
"a 1859 Il he hour and place - =, ,,,- c.a
The above sale Il further postponed nHtu tOoDA- JAZZ
i"0'' ~ TIE i'lA' "'- ~ RoBT. T. HAws CONTROLLED:
The boye sale Is sgsn postponed untl FhlDAh req "
iec"' a. INC '"ie N'] 1 ROBT. r. HAwS Csntroret-
The above sale Il further postponed until oAfUEDaI fes
10 '00' 81 inc 'Ni-0 ' Root T. HAwS Co1.rOIer.
Tin b.ve ale IA further postponed until TUESDAY, dsrsa
a. 1860 at the same hour and place u .,,,s ,.-.,..
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NOR SAIE-In BrooklYn. to close an Estate-

nor SALE-In Brooklyn to close an Estate-
a. rsv ,nree.story bssenien; and sub cellar BROWN
sTONt-FRONT HOUSES, Nos. l5 10 and u secoGd'pace
Lots 20 inches by 1913 feet inches Parties desSps OF
hon ana being finished 70 thorough menner wn dse"eod
aer bath rooms elb- basins speaking tubes range iuf
mace &C. large proportion Of tho purchase money can 70
lain on bond ana mortgage Apply to L. L. KELLOGG Exec
nior No so Beayer..t knW.YOrk
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EK1YA beautiful residence and grounds situated In the
VIsse Of Asbury, Warren County, n J. distant from ne~'
York 80 miles hours ride accessible Tour In
most and beautiful Valley o. New ierey WIZ 'ns
Nuses famous trout seam-runnnB through IL.
whole Length pou, Of heshfunsss OF to be ans
and church ventages In prop
ery contains three Of hch high' sns
beautifully arranged aid out with well shaded walks aud Syes
BY choice and shruos the whole SIR osniea
b, evergreen hedges Of juniper hsuoch pir't elcth9h
Hlec etc In full perfection AMI order large tssttiW chen
garden well with ants rapbefre straw berries nc
Aso fin. grau,ry The cottage, framed designed 81
sLilul sTchrct & stories aud bu IN the best manner In
size 20 by 80 feet with wing 31Z4 feet ao OF ~o
sor and CORRESPONDING The has porioes front
and rear bay windows either side ,he first 'or consaGns
hail. puro library, ching roop Kitchen ana pantry. IIs
senopd seven chambers aud BAH and servants room Ia
attic There also ornamental ~n stable caTase
hoss poultry wards Tho p,ce viii be sold cheap 40
Mod or soa or exchanged for city property Price tJl
Apply 10 . fOsrG 1870 p,,
(3i5I No. metropolitan BACK buDdlns, tine-'N
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gnsuranre Companies.

NEN-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. Co.,
IN B0aTOH.-Cspisa and accumulated Premiums $lOsss9
81 PsJius cash Dividends Of IS per cent to all the insured
Psmphiess B<ports ETC. furnished gratis JOHN HOPPEh
Agent and Attorney for the Co. No. lilo Broadway N u
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GEORGE HARRISON WANTED.-If GEO.
w HARRISON brother Of Robert Harrison, ste o.
sey Monaghan Irelsn5, viii communicate WIN 'ne u
be viii lean something to his advantage a,,, Io
PATERSON l. HARRISON, SOLICITOR tsst
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THE OVAL PIANo.FORTE.-
fonss- furnishing GOODS.

CATARACT WASHING MACHINE-A Perfect
snv,s Coliur lime and Labor operation daily a. no. as
Bre.dwsy second floor rnces ~ va ard 90
SULLIVAN & HIATT, Pfopueso'', - beekmeh's " u.
VERY INTERESTING to H0USEKEEPERS.
JAMES INGRAM'S PATENT WAtEh-sACh
h be The best sure aud simple remedy ssanst putog c<
te are should the be stopped IL also PEs,eSts A.
S.nne OF send for circular With csrtihs ,as names On
which are y sufficient recoGnsnaaaon j. iNO' ''
Manufacturer, No. 234 4thav.. Newly ORR
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Aouses nnn farns mnntr6.

WANTED to PURCHASE, at Greenpont or
w Hunters Point-A HOUSE and LOT price ab ut 900
Telms-g9 or $3.50 cash balsnce bond ard mortgage
Address r. A n Tribune Office.
EA(ANTED to RENT-In WESt CHES TEX
Nv COUNTY and within % miles Of III. city, comfortaos
HOUSE with five Of LAND Premises IN De IN
f,d'or liver n,e6erred Direct ". ST DENNIS,
Nc. 5l8 Washington st.
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Boots, 9hoes, &f.

O. IN DOUBLE SOLE WATERPROOF
Oh SJU sEWED BOOTS, at JONESS, Nos. 10 and IL
Xrnt Also At So French Dress 9oot Call and them
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L'OR SALE-A very desirable RESIDENCE 10
Il the City Of ELiZAbETH N wi hin TWO man'e. az -
~ the Railroad station; Lot g2E1o H. Houss modern ara IN
complete tTsn- every hour terms ea'y
CRANE no 80 Willieust. New or oil j. D. MOhAV
No ls6 Blosd at, Elizabeth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

ITO LET or LEASE-The new marble-.ront,
5stoiy STORE, No. $50 Chsuberst For Key ands term
abulv al No. l4I Iafns street.
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"A %ss Ssun M 'D Il the PHEIxE Bill
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&c FULTON-ST., corner of Ryders alley
Ob Two UP PER FLOORS, divided into connecting rooms
TO LET wh.e OF separate. applj on the premises
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no LET-Thc upper part oftbe WHITE MAR
4 BILE sUILDlNG No Ii5 Fui;on-st., near Sfoaa"'J'
Apply the premises
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TOR SALE, at Harlem, l25th-st between 6th
il end 7thsvs The yausbs PRIVATE RtSlDESCs,
bnt by the substantial brick y story Sdxd8
feet BATH range wsshsy gas furnace S.:ubrs e'c
all perfect condition together win Cartliss
r24 fee. and thee LOIS Of GrOuno z5r feet incnss eaon
nrice ara 40 Term. easy fof cafds Of admission etc.
sooy to w. H. BROWN No i2l Essssu-st from to p m
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ITO LET-ROOMS with STEAM POWER,
- "H'' i'' anu r. V. HAUGHwCUT.
No 40 Broadway
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ITO LEASE-Tbe UPPER PART Of the 5-story
j Whit. marble BUILD NC No SIS broadway Appy to
WILLIAM TAYLOR, No. SIS Broadway. or to JOHN ray
LOR, No 36a Broadsay.
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