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War and Peace Propositions i'm the New
Jersey Legislature.


TRENTON, Feb IA number Of resolutions
were offered in the House to-day relative To
Wal and peace propositions. A remonstrance
was received from Bergen county against Mr..
Halsman peace resolutions.
MIR. u. Smith offered resolutions of a peace
character, r, i!erating in substance the resolu-
tions of Senator Randolph, and then adding a
resolution providing that Theodore Runyan.
j. X. Worttnby, Abraham Browning, H. w
Green, j. s. Dorsey and NJ. Bigeler, be and are
hereby appointed commissioners to proceed TO
Richmond to ascertain whether the States now
IN inns against the United States government
will consent 10 reafsirm their adhesion TO the
Union and recognize the authority of the con.
stltutlon, and II not on what terms or condi.
tions amicable relations under one United
States government can be restored between
III. IN and the other States. That we invite the
cooperation of our sister States IN the fraternal
mission hereby created.
That the President Of the United States be-
and he is hereby requested, to furnish to said
commiss toner's the necessary safeguards to
enable the TO proceed IN security upon their
Journey. That while relying on no temporary
expedient ana no political combinations, We
feel that we are bound TO the Union by inds-
soluble ties, and will chrerfully share its fa:e
and future, ready TO perform our appropriate
part III its preservation, whenever occasion
may call.
We regard the men who are embarrassing the
Government and discouraging our soldiers
the most skiilful architects Of ruin that ths
world ever produced, who proclaim to the
world that the great experiment OF represen-
tatiye government has failed.
A third resolution was offered a follows:
That as am acs of justice to nur dead who
have fallen ON tue side of law and liberty, aud
as duty owe The brave men VITO, IN the
field, sustain unt1rnished the honor OF our
State, WhIle others consplre at home, we ap-
point Gen. " Winfield Scott, Mai Gen Ambrose
Burnside and Henry w Green, chan ceIIor of
New Jersey. commissioners to proceed - wash
inetOn, with instructions TO urge upon the Pres
ideut OF the United States sleeplessyyigilauce
and determination to put down and crush ont
This rebellion against the Constitution and
Union, and, If need b, to CAL upon the people
10 coEle 10 the rescue Of our iInperiled and suf-
frTinC nation.
All these various resolutions were referred
TO tie committee on r. deral relations. am a
caucus is now being held 10 agrre as 10 what
policy shall ne adopted in the midst Of these
conflicting views.
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Arres, of Col. Cu.hman, the Cotton Burner.

CAIRO, Feb. 1.-THE Rebel Col Cushman
WAS arrested On Friday, at his residence, Rip.
lev, Tenn, and brought TO Columbus, Ky, yes.
terday, in irons Cushman has burnt more
Rebel States. He acted lhroaShout without q
commission from the Rebel Government.
A Eicksburg letter says that the brilliant
achievement of the q ueen City, in running the
gauntlet Of the Rebel batteries, has had q most
1T btnefoial effect on the spirits Of our troops be.
iore NIcksbuTg.
A correspondent of the Jackson Appeal says
that it is possible that Gen. Grant will make
his canal successful, and suggs sts that Grand
q ulf, Port @ ibson, and other points between
VicksbuIg nd Port Hudson should be fortified.
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A Sensation Report.

NEW YORK, Feb, 1.-THE Express prints q
Washington telegram stating NJ is reported to-
day that Secretary Seward has rejected the
propos ition of the French Emperor for the
North and the South TO appoint Commissions
for nsUltation in Nor treal or Mexico.
A telegram from hiladelpha saws the
shove publica ton caused great excitment In
the money market yesterday afternoon, caus-
ing gold 10 advance from l52k to l56k. Ii sub
eequenily fell. however, TO l5ih. No such re-
ports are general lily prevalent in Washington
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a RMY SU Z z L. / \ 8.

a RmY 8 y Z L. les.
OS7Ioz oF fux CHIEF QuARrssxAsTsa, J
Arny of The POt05nac, }
WAsGIsGTCy September ~, 1859.
PaoFasALs ere invited for furnishing for the
- the srIoy of the Potomac the following articles.
e,1o tons best quality Timothy Hay, secnrsy
bsled. tae weight OF each bale to be marked
thereon.
t10G 600 bushels az Oats, OF the best quality, In
strong sacks, we'll seved.
7,oGG cords Oak and Hickory Wood we'll seasoned
and of the best quality.
asch bid must be accom- panied By the endorse
ant OF two sponsibie persons that the contracts
Il awarded will be fulfilled.
Bids will be opened from time to time - the A.
tces may be raeded, and contracts viii bs awarded
for the quantities needed to the lowest responsible
bidder up to the time of opening.
s.I bid.
Or Oats or Wood - - the may be, and enclosed
In separate snv slopes. RUFUS INGALLS,.
Lieut.. Col. and A. D. O..
seS-f Chief QuArternx xeter.
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r. Rebel Agents Attem ptins to Buy w ar Yes.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 1.-THE Victoria
(British Columbla) Chroniclrl of the 4th says
a commodore of the rebel States navy arrived
there a month ago, and endeavored 70 purchase
the British steamer Thames, ostensibly for the
Mexican coast trade. That paper believes the
q. sign was the privateering enterprise. The
90 rnmodore would have succeeded but for the
VanI Of sufi cirnt m-ans.
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PROPOSALS.
| IGHT DRAFT vESaEIS FOR RIVERS AND
Ii BAfS.

] lGHT DRAFT EES"EIS FOR XIV ERS AND
Il BAfs.
NAVY DEriRrHErr, Feb. Il, 1877
=, Ire NsVJ Depsr ricrt viii rossiTe proposals Ter
ssesp ss'S AM mi "a ssvi,
nsHticsl in-trum.nts, for Arooref Steamers, OF
bLs, :sv.ag ails!e Tois ins surEst sa iron com
Up t-rronsi application st the Navy psrt,nsnt
i.3 RrorSway, New iors, parties int4nti q 10
mic, cs i fs.t be t6e Pen an
Foorer ~iIl be orsider' 4 unless rrem parties
having 20. table sncps AMI tsols Of WHICH if not
sncwr TO tsr u tl:tineI'' they must present evil
TIE a.; OF Congress Apr owed July II, 1852 pro.
ti1iss the transfer Of any contract or order oriu
TIE bidders viii stste the price and the time
~itnln wtien t! ~ wiil agree +, eomplet7 the yes
sci or vessels, ard tn b must b. accom- panied BY
RE suar@nty required by ax, that awarded 70
'hp ,nsy Ti G GRirnp;,, np eIccs;a IN
EshItsry. ard hey must be endorsed Proposals
Ter vessels fer RIVER Defence TO distinsgish them
nom other business letters fc l. dtFab %
l will be received at the ofhse of the Bureau of
ScrsIruct,"n} Treasury Department. Washington,
Blue Store FIsssins. according to the following
,Usleues, fee. inches feet 4 inches
IHtc eco Stopa.. lfoctc uche. ; feet inches
ENsfcles ~ lie squared, dressed TO IN even thick
whole T. he delivered by the 18th Of M,.reh ns1t
IT the Treasury Building
81 ali the hii. considered for the intrrsst Of tie
Bids 10 BE- inclosei in sealed envelo pc endorsed
op0sAls tor blue stone TasginYy IN no,r,.
Engineer in Charge Treasury Department.
fc 30 thsafe -
E,KUfOsALS FOX MARBLE WukK WILL BE
received at the OdIc1 of the Bureau OF Con-
'tructi"n, Treasury Department, until II . clock
a.. FIBRBARY % 1868. for sixty two Marble Wash
land oPt 1eeordins 20 s"n gles to be ssan at the
cf1ce q the Bureau Of Construction. The whole
TO h. delivered at the Treasury Building in good
condition. from the 10Th of March to the lst of
prjl. Gay he desired.
The Department reserves the right to r4jact cay
O. al bids, If considered TOR the interest of The
GCvtrhn;err 70 90 so
EEYp'rpe~ cUptnIning bids O q endorsed
osss for Marble Work"
ISAIAH ROGERS
EngiEeer in Charge Treasury Department
T. lC-tuthsafe IS
DROFOSALo FOR PLTMBER5' WORK WILL
Il oe received al tie oniee of be Bureau of Con
fEBRCAKf . lJ, Tor tie articles d scribei in the
following scbedu,s:
10 Marble Basins with overflow } l3 inc iea diane
lz8 Waste Cocks, With rod Lever and tianse pIsts
l2s str4iDeTs, with cOu pings.
~ Sop CGcks, with couplings on one end.
a NJ. E&aln Cccks, " tA two Cp uins7.
a T. ap SCrews, two Inches
Bids n,ust state price FOR each article dsliy cred
at the rfGsury Bull. ing in go order
E2cE bidder must furnish II aa.up PIE cf e:.ry ar
tlc.e esl'm8taG for The whole to ne deiIve red
from the 10Th of March TO the Of April sc may
p rt CURED
Tie opartn-u res rv-s the rig I T. reject any
or al tn biaS, If considered for the interest OF
Envelopes cor tsiniEe: bids to ba endorsed " Pro-
ISAIsU ROC GERa.
Er gineer in Charge Treasury Department.
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NATIv NAL LOAN.
THE NEW
Stx PER GENT. Bombs
Of the
UNITED sCATEs.
PAYABLE
STSFTY TsARs YluUh pATa
- 49,, ss'- Yes>.. st Option OF sse Go,ssa-aea,
<a. COUPON BONDS.
In Sans OF
sIrTY HoLLaes
-rs ECEpREp DoLhSRs
..sE HUSoRED DoLHAES
-A= THOUSAND DOLLARs
:s.E hEGisTERED BOMBS,
II Sums Of
Tf?ry DOLLARS
ISr BJNDRHD p0ILARa
iiTE HUEnRED pOLIaps.
nHs THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARs.
rsS THOUSAND DOJLaRs
sTs@s'tf coaiSEAGisG AT DATE 0s rUH-
CHASE,
sxD PAYABLE aI-AsEuALLT
IN GOLD.
These Besps are the
==.tAfssr GOVERNMENT SECURITY
90" in the market,
E.s isS-ssst At present price of con bsins squtv.
aisrE % : PxK Csxr. in currency
FOR SALE B7
JAY COOKE g. CO.,
BANKERS,
$50 FIFTEENTH STREET.
DkFLERa II
=SiFSZEHEET BOMBS,
1&RASCRY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES,
sxzY IND NAVY gOUTHkRS,
ooLT, CURRENCY AND ExOHANGs
&srS-E
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WASHINGTON VARIETIES
NINTH STR EET AND PA. AVENUE,
PROPRIETOrS rSA HLMBLIN r On
STAGE MANAGER JAMES PIIGRJS

sIhGE MANhaEh.-----..'J JAMES PILGRIM
REMEMBER THE VARIETIES!
THE PUBLIC ARE THE JUDGES,
ard bestow their patronage on
THE AhCSEMENH ESTABLl SHMENr
eS fhs affsS FSffRrA1suEsr sfsn
won forit
THOUSANDS OF ADMIRERS,
Ths fact need no lengthy advertisements to prove
CONTIhUATiQN OF ITS GREAT SUCCESS
The Fascinating Danseuse,
MILE MARIE ZOE.
Sister in art t. La Belle Cubss!
The Champion Lady jig Dancer
MILE LIZETTA
First week of the new scenic and costume effects
HEGLpsiEs, LAY!
By NJ LIE ZOE and ADA TESMAN
The ia ce of the BOLD SOLDIER BOY!
BCDwOKTH aud MONROE.
WttLAcs. Al i The If irish cdmedisn, r'oh4
TIE GE.%D BALLET TRorrEl
s's fi5tis 80 iIIazRTRs PIIaRTas, Eyes
Aud the Bnub;e Company.
.PRIcfs OF ADsIssrox.-Psrquette and Family
Circle Is cents; Urt sra Chairs 81 cents; Siesie
SIX persons : Coioy. Circle, 25 cents
D6"rs oran II ga 'et"cf' Commerce At = \ cix
= EW CANTEtHCHy!
- NEW CANTERBURY!
LOU E@iANA AV., MEAN SIXTH sTsssT
GREAT ACCESSION OF STARS,
TORRENTS og APPLAUsEl
I>lNENsE CROWDS T"RNED AWAY EVERY
NIGHT
THsM0Sr NAGNIPICEET
MUSIC Ii ALL IN AMERICA
DO advertise ii SIS such bat we clai n for
II he .," - toe Fysf beH aad tie MoSt Pcpular
hesrc RoH an NaHtt"@t"H
THIS EVENING.
Mss CLARA HARRINGTON,
rus HOLLANDS BRorHERs.
Acro"sf;c aud Gymnastic diFersion', who wlll pro.
2,LAFEIsDYNA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
curspr. hensiye!y including sIi the pumiogsnial al
CALtSTHEE1c POErRAlTuREs
- ''''' MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
The Poetry Of BEAUTY
~ Mss KATE pENNoYER,
MILES AUGUSTA ASD s5SsIs MARIE, Il NOTION
The Poetry of Lovelincss.
49, THE,AR4B LAY,
In which Misses Julia Mortimer and Kate Pen
meyer "i "rpesr T.1 iv az is companion TO the
which. after an uHntorTUp ptei run of nine mon ths
is low lsi1 aside for something mere new ani IT.
tructive.
The Beautiful Ballet entitled
LACKANOLA,
GREAT COURT OF BEAUTY
will appear.
MILE GERALDINE, F,.
MISS KATE HARRISON,
MISS JENNIE ALLEN.
MISS FLORENCE RIVERS,
MISS LILLE BRANDON,
MILE JENNIE
And LITTLE ELLA.
The following Talented Gentlemen will appear in
New Acts:
GEO. r. EDESON,
IN, Carr, HWE Egan.
Frank Wyant, Charley U'Niel,
j. A. Willis, Us. Clark.
The entertsi nment will conclude with the Bal.
let Pantomime entitled
THE FO UR LOVERS.
Ralc nd par matt - fa
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AnImpor,ant Order of Gen. uurIsur,.

CAIRO, FCb ll.--Gen. Hurlburt, ut NJ mphis,
has issu, an orcer u olloitinG the isGuia;iVn
VI The Chicago Times IN the district.
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WASHINGTON WATER CURE AND ELEO-
w TROHYGIENIC INSTITUTE.--Dr. :. N.
lambs, of Philsdelphia, has leased the ptirass
part Of the "Herop0lrtdn Bah Rooms" on Pa.
avenue, near IIth street where he is now prepared
To cure oil diseases by the latest, most improved
gienic Appliances daily, from 9 to 3. He gives
persona attention to all bis patients. All sorts of
Wounds, Dyspepsia, Female, Liver and Nervous
Diseases most speedily and permanentiy cured:
and Other Fevers prevented and cured. Testimo-
piais in abundance. from T. e leading men of the
country. seen and the best ef city references
7-lm
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GROWERS THE
PENNSYLVANIA iVEN UE, near Willard Ho.e,
LIoSARO

THIS EVENING,
Twenty second appearance of
EH. AND nks BARNEY WILLIAMS
Second time Of the delightful Irigh drama ent tied
ALL HAIL0W EVE;
Or, RGnY otCESot's SSAp APPLE NIGHT,
K"Gy " tohnHr. ..-..... Mr.. Barney Williams
h itty killeen. 800. Mrs. 3srney Williams
To conclude with
BARNEY THE BARON
Barney. Hr. Barney Williams
To morrow. Benefit Of
Mr. EARN EY WILLIAMS
PRICHs OF ADMISSION Dress Circle aud Balcony
Chairs 81 cents; Urchs tra Chairs IS c. nts EaIuily
Circle, 25 cents. Secured Sc ats. rs ceB IS extra
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ADJUSTMENTS

WASHINGTON THEATRE.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND g STREETS
IsSskES ID ABDER & 90,
SSAEES nASASkk =. Il. tOSSOI
THIS EVENING.
sECoSD WEEK! SECOND WEEK.
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
THE CRICKET!
Seeure your seats early for She
COETIEusp SUCCESS
OF the Beautiful Domestic Drama
OUR MAGGIE
Az TIE LITTLE ORICKET.
FANCHCSl FANCHOS!
In rehearsal,
EARGOT and KATY OSHIEL.
Also. NEW PLAY.
fHieEs OF ADMISSION Balcony Chairs rs cents;
vrchesTa Seats, 75 cents; Psrauette 80 cents; Fam
u! Circie. 1 cents; Private Boxes, IS.
doors open at Ia to commence At o'clock.
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BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERS.


BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERS.
They purify, strengthen, and invigorars.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote TO change OF water and
diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmauc and Intermittent
fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera aud Cholera
morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Eervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters In the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made Of
pure ST. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleas ure OF a beverage, without regard TO age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended TO
delicate persons requiring gentle stimulant.
sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
saloons. F. IL. DRAKE & co, 202 Broad
way, New York. sep 25-eo8m
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9cA AkPiClNAL PURPOSES.
,szy -s-socnrceEdsi BY the most enin~na ? syss
,isIs of the e. :. Army.
yro-0 MEDAL CUGNAC
SOLD .EDiL MADEiRa,
5Cnp MEDAL PORE.
ScLD MEDAL SHERRY.
GID TOM LONDON CORDIAL
up VAN WINKJE GIN,
EEzAT NCFRIKSF,
JID HOMESTEAD RE,
zaEFE EST BOURBON 1893 RESRRYh.
.AczIArIC SWIsS HERB BITrsRs,
s-ta1 - tks attention OF PsYsiG.aos DTussir3s
=. e-o.s-s TO tnsss erceleat goods, whicn ~s sci!
'ss~ Eesk prices, freiZht sddei.
=. .-r.: ch-- the f7:ylrs,c =-s,tts Of Jls abor7
r1s siu insure tsa 81 .isf4csion and cOr8tencs Of
- ~lia4:iSs people, vho rstect 1he sts,s re
..STs~ O, IRE spon.i ble dealers viz pus OF
sser, s1d so-csIisd ch he,Di.ts ssudy shA- cards
JOHNSON y NsGLE
Slis AysEIs
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I.CVp From Maine and Jersey,
HT do. ONIONS, red aud yellow.
Just arrived ut JONES Il CO.'S,
Corner Sth and Z sts
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NIBBS' HAIR STORE,
VI 3i1 Pa areNEe, nSdy TAirkenth 81.
Ladies' hair colere q permanent black or brown,
at tae above establishment. Also,
BRAiDS, BAN DRAUS,
CURLS, WIGS, ROLLERS, &C.,
always on hand or made to order At the shortest
notice. DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF
no % ,sn BiTCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
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DROPOsALs FOR LITHOGRAPaY.

Office Superintendent. Of PRblic Prin,ins.
Wash Gton, February 4, 1866.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ustil Mon
day, the 10th of Feb uary, 1858, for transferring
eni printL the sketches accom- panying the report
of the su perlntendent OF the Coast Survey for
1862 Blank forms of proposals, with specifications
can be procured on application at this Office, and
no bid will be received which does not conform
precisely herewith. JOHN d. DEFREES,
fe 5eOSt Superintendent
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ADNIssIoN-Balcony and Parquette, = cents to
Orchestra Arm Chairs 81 cents to Private BOxes,
holding six persons. S.
Doors open at 81 o CLOCK pc rfOrmance at X.
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DAVID ID. PORTER, ctIng Rear Admiral Com.
n@HGIIg NIssls slrii squadron.
AnafHrr Acrnnnf.

NiCEsEUEG, Feb ii.-8-etiers saw a brill ian6
a'h-' yemen, vas made D. the 4 ue,-n OF the
\ N'sl rGrn Tgfht gauntlet he r, baI batteries
Z; had - beneficial erect or thr sri:iis of
CT rCops before Nicl sburg. Tho corI,.spon-
%.n1 Cf a . Jackson Appeal says II j. posi- ole
& J.. r;! & Taii Slli make the canal successful,
anc suggests The Grand Cuff post, Gibson and
- her points between NicksbuTg and Port Hud-
son te foi titled.
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Es RIsHhABLxS-Enslisl Translation. cer1'
- plste IL one VOL; q.
no 1hANSA IA1kVA.
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From ytrksBURG.

rnccessful Attempt 20 Destroy a V.h.r
Fessrl-0ifieiai Dispatch of her Com
maEccr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-18

HS-Wnl buy and sell Beal Estate on Commission
Rent and ollect Rents, &c. 4.
DB-Ho charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
D87Alsn issues Policies at Lowest Paying Bates In
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-18
IR ON 1T Y,
NORTHERN LIGHT,
Captain }. Z. TURNER.


UNE-This Trip Of more than Eleven Hundred Miles
embraces six degrees of latitude and eleven degrees
Of longitude passing through Lakes Erie. st. Clair
Huron and superior, and the beautiful Rivers Detroit
st. Clair and st Marie, with it, Thy usand lslesi pre-
sentng the Tourist for Pleasure Health or in The
pursuit o. Scle @, more BEaL attractions than any
other on the continent OF America.
- Passengers from Toronto and Montreal can
connect with Of these ats at POrtSarnia on the
evening Of the day they leave Detroit.
1-One Of the steemers, Sea Bird or Cleveland. viii
leave Chicago on "wednesday evening Of each week
for superior City touching at all intermediate ports
FOB FURTHER INFORMATION and all enqui-
ries regarding Freight or PASSAGE address
CLEVELAND AGENTS:
ROB'T HANNA & CO., for Northern Light and
b. g. GiRRETsON q CO., fer Meteor and III
HJsSBY q MCBRIDE, for Iron City and
Planet.
DETROIT AGENTS;
s. P. BRADY & CO., for Iren City, Planet an City
Of Cleveland;
WILLIAMS 90, for Northern Light, IllinO and
Meteor;
JV0 T4UHEHIES = co. for Traveller mar s:l50
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Hou,O.P. Brown,

Hon. o. P. Brown, of Ravenua, who a
few months since, for the third or fourth
time, had large tumor removed from his
back, is now in Chicago, undergoing med
ioal treatment for another, which we learn
is larger than any with which he has be-
fore been afflicted. His csse is certainly
very distressing one, and cannot but
elicit the sympathy Of sll his numerous
friends. Meanwhile, we are glad to notice
that the Union men Of Portage have mani
Tested their confidence in him by nominat-
ing him BY large majority for the Office
Of Probate Judge, to which he will, of
course be elected Chardo8 Democrat.
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DRAYTON & STOOKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
ice No s Atwater Bailding. Entrance through
the Inaurnnce Once uf 81. y. BraytOn.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.

II story House and Lot on Pbeps-St, convenient to
the Lake hore Car shops and Rolling Mill
Price $500.
Brick HOUSE and Lot, No. 76 Pro5pect-St; Has Gas
and Watsr and q small Once attached, convent
cut for q Physician .. .-.H
r Ouse and 'ot No SIS Kinsmqn Street, lot f0y23O
b has al he modern i'm rOyemonts Of hot
and co water and Gas throughout, furnace,
u tarbls mant es, sc
large, new and elegant brick house and barn, COR
ner KIN man aud Forrest Street 1T 2Z6K3g6.-
Terms easy
Bri hOu-e and lot en- St. Clair Street near Ron (,
good fruit, wat gas, sc. very desirable prop
eTty to rent or for a ! OmesJead.
Frame Horse and lot i39 kiusman Street, S2xs0O,
good ell Of wate- f. nit, bnrn, SC. Term easy.
Also lot m re r, fsbove on orange Street s2xlS-
Pri el0 er foe.
d srable houss ard lot in Hudson to exchange for
CRY property.
Fran house and 10 No. los Kinsm Street. lot 59x
lt2. good fruit and we'll. Price a.. 800.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

u acres two miles from the City, about 40 rods from
Encld-Sr., on the Crawford Road a good Farm
Il use and barn; we'll stOckea with Fruit Of ali
kinds Prize = 900 Term TO suit purchaser.
45 acres in Euclid. miles from the c timbered,
new house, price r. p T acre Terms ga y.
Farm in kewburgh, hv3 miles from tn cftT-l5
res timbe ed IS acres improve, small frame
house, good barn AM COW stp tie, stream OF yer
fa ins W Il n and ma Crchar .
u acres with fr1me cottage n arm, miles from
ci y, near St lair road, / as bseu occupied BY a
ga dtBs Price S3,fOl Terms easy.
10 acres 10 WO % land balance impr ed) on Euc'id
roAd, sooi springs OF water, fruit, and good
ntua'ion for grares
Ch0ic IN well eel cted lands In Iowa, Wisconsin,
md Miichigan for sale OF exchange
50 Rcres in NewOurg. about miles from Cleveland
Good House and Barns and fine Orchard. e5OOl
$50 acres 30 miles from Toledo and miles " an
seon Station on Air Line Railroad $50 acres pIai-
ne and balance timber land New House and
Barn and good Fruit t2J per acre. Term easy.