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bACKUs NOBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. iF22;45s

MASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
lIl command Of deeretal order of sale, is
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuys-
hOga county, in the case in which R. @. Smith
is plaintiff and Charles Smith, ct al, Defend
ants SO me directed, I shall expose for sale at
the door Of the court house in the city Of CleVe-
land, on the 18th day of August, 1863 at o'clock
P. NJ. Of said day, the following described lands
and tenements to-Wit: lEt t-'
Situate in the township of East Cleveland being
number seven, in the twelfth range Of townships
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, N the
State of Ohio, and which is also in the comfy Of
Cuyahoga, and Is known by being part Of lots
No. 3s9 and 3g7 in East Cleveland township, be-
ginning at a stone in the Euclid road at the CEN
ter of the Beers road, and at. the point where
said roads intersect with each other, thence
south 81 degrees east, eight chains and seventy
links to a stone at the northeast corner OF land
owned by John c. Calhoon, thence south 3S de-
grees, west two chains and ffty-nine and one
half links to land now owned by Edwin Fuller,
thence north 50 degrees, west three CHAINS and
seventy links 70 said Fuller's northeast corner,
thence north 3S degrees, east sixty -four and one
half links to Thomas Shane's southeast corner,
thence north 50 degrees, west i've CHAINS, to said
Shane's northeast corner in the center OF the
Euclid road, thence north 55 degrees, east one
chain and ninety-fEe links TO the place Of be-
ginnigg, containing two acres of land snd no
more, but subject to all legal highways. Ap-
praised st 1000. -- s. -.r =. -. i.
Cleveland, July i4Eh, 1868.
VIM. V. TOUSLEY, Master Commissioner
A. T. SLADR, PITTS Attys. oil inIYl5:452
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The Pitis5urq Chronicle savs :

ave saw lot Of peaches sold to-day ct
$500 per bushel. They were grown at
seWiokley, which is fast achieving 3 rspu-
tatiOn for the early and superior quality
Of the fruit which it sends 70 market.
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General Martindsle has issued an order
that any officer or private in Washington,
under medical treatment, If found in any
place Of amussment, shah be considered
sbls 70 dc duty, and ordered to report to
the oOnsalsspeni camp.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-06

DR.. Scott Of Warren county, Ohio, has
been nOminsted for reelection to the Le-
gislature. The Doctor has been one of the
most efficient members of that body for the
last four years, and has shown himself sn
unAinohing friend Of the Union and its
brave defenders.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-06

DR.. VIZ. h GREGa-Dear Sir: I have tor several
years been afflicted with that Troublesome and dan
gerOus disease, Gravel, which re8istedBl remedies
and doctors, until took Constitution Wster, and
With the result. Il has entirely cured me, and ysu
may make any use Of ny name you may see ft IN re-
gard 20 the medicine, have entire conddance n
its efficacy. Yours truly P0NDETROHa.
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NORTH SHORE OF -
- LAKE RHPKRI0R. S

FRIDAY, AUGUST 7TH, 1858, atsP.H.
The FavOrite Side Wheel Steamer stILLINO IS,
will leave Cleveland for the North shore Of Lake su
periori visiting ell the usual points on The routh
shore, and also the Grand Portage, Fort VIII am,
kamanistaqua River, 10 aibOr, Siskawit Bay,
ChlOrastorte Beach, and passing entirely around the
Isle Royal. The lltnO IS already made two trips
this season to the North shore, and it is uniformly
conceded by all her passengers to be
The Trip Of Lake Superior,
exceeding all others in wdness Of Scenery and va
ried Scenery, besides giving opportunity for col
lection of the celebrated Chloras olyt which are
only to be found OF Isle T. val
1sS-rhe Illinois will n W a Brass and String Band
on beard snd passenger nav rely on having q good
time. For Passage apply 10
II 1ARRETSON q CO.,
luly3l-45l No. River-~t.
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! CONSTITUTION WATER 8 {
has proved Itself saual 70 the taa that hes dsTOvsd
pom II.
G ,DiuFsties '.ts
frItate and drenoh the Kidnsys and byconstant uns
sasa. -r III
u-a Egtl
READ-READ-READ.


DAEvILE, Pa, June 2, lss1.
DR.. VIZ. 4. GREda-Dear Sir: In February, 1851,
afflicted with the sugar diabeteg and for months
passed more than Two gallons Of water IN twenty
four hours. Obliged to get Up a. often ten
twelve times during tho night During the month Of
July, 1861, procured two bottles OF Constitution
Water, and in two days sfter using IL experienced
relief, and after taking two bottles I entirely
ouFe1, soon after regailing ny usual health.
Eours truly, i }. Y. L. DEWITT.
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LAKE SUPERIOR BOATS. q
For Lake Superior.

GRAND PLEASURE ~
NJ IKE GURSIOH. The splendid k<alESslz1f-
new Passen ger steamer WINSLOW, e71z=Ssl9AaE
Cast. jas. m. SNIrF, will leave huRhes 4 Bockfel-
ler's Dock on THURSDAY, Aug st 9th, at o'clock
?. N for Lake Superior, uching e. Detroit MAX
inaEs Saut 5t. Marie Onto aeOn and other fnterme-
date ports. The beauty Of the scenery and
and invgoraing Climate and Air cannot be surpass-
ed. The Boat VIII lay at marqustte two days, giving
passengers ample time to visit the celebrated Iron
Mountains. Fare less than By any other Boat.
HSrFor PASSAGE OF ght apply to -ttft u
HUGHES ROCkEFELLER,
amnb-4E os.d
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Disease occurring from one and the aame cause VIII
be entirely cured By the Oonsttution Water II taken
for any length Of time. Ths dose should vary with
the severity Of the disease from twenty dro7s 20
passage OF the Calculus, the pain and urgent gFmp-
toms should be cOmbGtted with the proper remedies,
above directed
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The Colored Regiments at the south.
The New York Tribune gives the iooa

The New York Tribune gives the lOca-
ton of the colored regiments of the De-
psrtment of the South, as follows:
lst South Carolina, Colonel T. W Higgin-
son, (Mass.) Beaufort, South Carolina...... $50
% South Carolina, Colonel James Montgom-
cry (Kansss), Morris Islsnd.......--........, COO
Sd South Carolina, Lieut-Colonel Bennett
New York; Hilton Head $50
noisl w. 200
These are all the colored troops yet or
ganized in the Department. and they in
elude nearly every able-bodied negro, ex-
cept those employed in the Quartermsst-
eFs Department in the Navy, or as officers
servants,
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Irritation Of tie Neck Of the Bladder, I4eaul
aaiioa Of the Ri5segs, and 0staTTh Of
ths BIeadeF, StragBEy and
BRrNia0, o. Painful


For these diseases It Is truly sovereign remedy
and too much not be said IN its prai5s single
dose has been known @ relieve the most rs9ut Tmp'
toms Are you abled with that distressing pain IN
spoonful day Of Constitution ater viii relieve Tou
llke mario. 9tAA
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LYONS KATHA1RoN

kathairon Is from the Greek word 'sKalhro.i' OF
hathairo, gnifying 70 cea Sc, reiuVinate and re-
sore 1hls arlcle j. what its name signifies. Tor
preserving. restoring and beautiiyng ths human
hAL \ Is the most remarkable prs para ion In tbe
Moild II u again own q aud put up by the ORIGINAL
propTls ter and Is now made with the sane care skl
ana aIlenti n which gave it sals u over one million
It Is a most delightful Hair Dressins.
Il eradicstes scurf and dandruff.
II keeps the head cool aud ea1.
II makes the hair rich, SOFT aud glossy
II restores hair upon bald haads-
Il prevents the hair from falling on and tnrn-
ing grey.
Any lazy OF gentleman who values beautiful head
OF hair should use Lyons kaihairon. it Is Known
ana used thToaghont The civilized world. sold By all
respectable ceaiers.
DEsIAs S. BARNES 3 Co. Props,
JuIi-hSeoW New York.
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
This is the most delightful and extraordinary arti.
Gle ever discovered Il changes tho sun-burnt face
and hands to pea ly satn texture Of ravlhfng beau
y, imparting the marble purity Of youth, AID the
DIsTIEGuE appearance 50 inviting in the city belle Of
fashion It removes tan, eokles pimpes and rough
the skill t---sas the CON plUxi5n -f-ash,
transparent and smooth 1t contains material IN
furious to the skin Patronized By Actresses and
Opera Singers. Iii what evsry lady should have.
BB-sold EVsrYwhsTs.
DEMAs 5. BARNES CO.,
GeLeral Agents,
iulyl-R2s 200 Broadway, Now York.
Editor Leader-DEAR sIR: With your per.
mission wish to say 70 the readers CT you paPsr that
wiz send By return mail to all VINO wish IT, lrte)a
Recipe with fnll directions for making and gsins
simple Vegetable Balm that will edectuaIly remove
in ten days, Pimples, Blobehes Tan, Freckles, and
all Impurities Of the Skin, lsavins the same sofi,
clear, smooth and beautiful.
IWnl also mail free to these having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and information thas
will enable them to start fun growth OF Luxuran
Hair, Whiskers, Moustaehe in less than 80 days
All applications answered By return mail wiinou
charge Respectfully yours,
THos. =. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
iune29-452 s3l Broadway. n Z
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d. BEsst'HIHEAHliIBIl1 LIHIA EHFls 1r6Fasl
IRON the recipe Of Dr.. Stephen Sweet q OonReotia
The great bons seter and has been Used In bis PAL
ce for the Last tHsuty yeafs With tbs most aatonil
ing success. As A aEternsi rursty Il i1 without
rival, and viii alleFala pain speedily thar sn1
oshsr preparation. For AL kheumatlc and kcrr1u.
Ds0roeu Il is truly infaiihie, and curatiVe io1
Blres Moundl, Spcains, bruises, &C, its sootltnT
healing and powerful streng propdnsitieas e1s
site the Just wonder and a8tonishuent OF al who haI
eFer given Il q trial. Over iour hundred cdrdncato
Of rsmarkahie cea performed By it within the ia1i
so Years, sites 50 this tact. Strong ArElsfrUnsf
alalts for Oiagalanl. aLaaol-law.Llll =
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1857, WANTS 9 FOUNl,

S75 TO $3.50 PER MONTH -THE
y y Little Giant Sewing Machine Company want
Agent in each County, to solicir orders for their
new 81 msohtne with gauge, screw driver and ex-
ira needles. We will pay liberal salary and ex-
peBses, or give large commission. For particulars
terms, ETC, enclO a stamp md address
7. s. PACE, Toledo, O.,
General Agent for the United States.
fulu1E.dtyrsrn.a50
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bs1shciai effects and medical virtues Of the BttsfI

Testifying Of their own personal knOVIedgei o tha
benshcai effects and medical virtues Of the Bittsfa.
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of the
Encyclopedia Of Religious KnOWledEe.l
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines "a general through distrust Of thei
Ingredients and effects, yet know Of no sufficient
reasons why ma1 may not testify to tbs benefits he
preparation. in the pc he may TINS contribute to
the benefit Of others.
do this the Z ore readily in regard TO Hoofand's
German Bftters prepared by DR.. q. NJ. Jackson. Of
this city, becau5s preiudced against them for
many years. under the impression that they were
chiefly an slcobolic mixture. 1 am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Eos, for he removed this
preiudice by proper tests and for announcement 70
try Them when suffering from great and long ooutin-
ned debility. The OF three bOItiss Of these Bit
ters at the beginning of the present year Wss fol-
bodily and mental vigor which had not felt nor six
months before aud had of regaining.
therefore thas God and my friend for directing
to the use Of them. ]. NEWTON Brown.
Philadelphia, June q, 1861.
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It has no equal IN rslisEing the most distressing
IYmptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid Stom-
lch, Vomiting Food, &C. Take q teagp0Onful aftar
dinner The dose in al cases may bSihorsassd II de-
Iired, but should be done gradually. a
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives thoss Organs time recover their healthy
tone and vigor We able to gtHte that the Oongt
tuition Mator has cured every case % Diabetes IN
which II has teen given. asr
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DysmsrTAea, ~ Pasll Ksnstl~atiOa, ass
n KeaorrhGqia or ProJSiss HOrinQ.

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
menstrual duid-in the being too little, and
aocoBanied by severe pain and the other too pro-
fuse secretion, which win be speedily cured By the
Constitution water,
That disease known a8 FAILING or FHE WOnB,
which e the result Of relaxation of the lgaments Of
that organ, andi known By sense Of heayinass and
dragging pains IN the back and sides snd times
companied b. sharp iaCinating or shooting pains
through the parts, VII, IN ell easea, be removed By
the medicine.
There q another class Of symptoms arising from II
RIIATIQG or THE WOMB, Which physicians call Her-
VOusness which word covers up much ignorance, and
IN nine out Of ten the doctor does really
knOW whether the 81 mptoms are the disease, the
disease the SYM ptoms We can only enumerate them
here lspeak more particularly Of Cold Feet, Papi-
tatiOn OF the Heart, Impaired Memory, Wakefun8ss,
VITionF
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SioSs b the BISddsT, osIeEus, GraSsl, Brisb
DBIt Deposit and ABegS 0g ASIEF
Djckd6geg after VyiaatiR0.
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Have long Eince given % the use Of buchu, oubsbg
and juniper IN the treatment Of these diseases. and
only use them for want Of . better remedy.
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Fzsss Dangerous and TFOsblssOEs Dissass'
shieh k1Vs thus tar Rssistsdthe beat
directed Treatment, can Be
Completely Coz
trO1sdby tke
RHHEDY NOV BEFORE Ugg

THE CURATIVE.
properties OF the medicine direcI themselves % tbs
organs Of secretion and by altering the condition
u the stomach and Liver that the stsrchy prncips
u the food Is not converted into sugar long aa the
'yItsm n under the influence OF the
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CONSTITUTION WATER

Strong & Armstrong, and Benton Bros.
& Or Wh0lsSals Agents
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MILITARY ORDERS.
GENERAL HEADoUA
nyHE MEMBERs OF THE TWENTY.

6EN EhAL hEADkl YAK EhSi ]
ADJUTANT GENERAL's OFFICE, :
COLUMBUS, ONO. August l, 1868. J
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WE ANTED-( KNITTING MA0HIEE)
w Farmers, Volunteers and others, 70 know that
heir Hwomen folks earn e5 to o20p per week with
one o. Akin Celebrated Knitting Machines. win
earn its cost Y thtrty days Price, comPete1 e50-
Send for circulat and samples (send stamps.)
..-.-s. -~. ELLIOTT GBRANS06,
aprzn-k& 10 Lake-St- CHICAGO NJ.
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WANTED.-LOoALAND TRAVRL-
w ING Agents In every Town or County. Oircu-
lars, with Testimonials Of Olergymen and Scientific
men, in regard to the business sent free.
IsAAO HALE, ia 4 co,
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Q7S A MONTH"; / WANT TO HIRE
p y agents in every county at SIS q month, OK
penses paid, 20 sell new cheap Family Sewing Ma
chimes. 8. MADISON,
ung7-4T3dtw Alfrad. Maine
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DOU at $40 month, expenses paid, to sell our Nv.
ERLAsTIEG PEsCILs, ORIENTAL BURNERS, and thir-
teen other new useful and eurioua articles Fifteen
circulars sent Tree. Address SHAW &ULARK
mAy7-45ldfw Biddef0rd, Maine.
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sfIrs AT Arc&ioN.

1.
- rSTlpS NQTlcB.-PEREMPToRy sALE. "a
"A 4, il CAlLNlNs. Aictanrer ei'se ~. Lroa9iMAy.
- WhtNIFlcENr AOU SEHOLD ri. t.tNITt htsl ~,
4, ,rl Il Qf,NCu PLAIE PlER AND MANIEi, hlkk0i's'
a. +ul RbI,f CARVED RCShH oSD PlANOtOhgE,
SILVER PLATE &C. sc.
T. dsy Wednesday Nay ram of shii q az iVs 9' NeS
:. A atthe superb aud costly tnft ure talbhks sst-
~ ma Norks o Arr wood Drawing Roop sus eesanl
seven sa M NE riaenes IN teen slFet near Eeh,h
snn me au,oaecr calls the sNetal attention " ihs
,'S' 40 ts Sale as n ne a sess aud richest assort
e. o rsano.d fuiuitfr o.erei a. auction iis Srasss.
II firuiLar, sd mae, it lie vsSA 'Nl
g., order Tho who ,i ee peronporN ano sbsoiessH
p. i,he,r. '--rs,.. ~, - a!clest 1r0er.toi cash.
nRAt no ROUA FURNITURE -
49,. r,.ts a ,qftel ros wood h rlrss ai ve ta 49,
-, ron rlafa amt bases, lsy Np,@ @, @ 49,
t u ... Il. .r.. uoi l.nAt ltoie, slStuSfs mar
= = ,r,, iii sis of prfwins Noom f"Fhluies eeA'&N
seIets Snins tal tHQ e,epsnh @ha ssn1 ~ -
"a X phgirs csrvt Games, ahd '" -" ~
L. , saur bro Lhc floe' expansive dss
t,ssr Talaas mad with hlhi ana iolois s1s.' t,iar
=" - ~ Frr ~ isae Pier and Asutel MrFors
= ~ ,,.b ,u fraiues ~eyres ami bfsleh Iilth
Sos ehy Dc ,oatea i'aran .narole st1lets. "a W
SCI Artistic hroutes etresea-ins Ngnt ehn
,,i - n,iirp. A. fnuque Lava Vases, Ebony '*fl
O., v,ir. rlltets Isugs Turkish Easy Shalis o49Ie
ono g4onfbt ui Paintings nJ Rousseau. lhs-an
5, R,r,Sn cole Iearard and other eni nj artists
= sfasNfF1CFNR sGYEN OCTAVE PiANOFOAths
S ien an1 casr rOnnd COrne hi hed all fouha
81 "a Md u,ari solid pearl sis Aasie Nles rose
rvad Stool covered hrocadei emorodefed cotA Nove,
-s ud Music: Hall rosewood liasttnd ohcos StalF
s,s Ac Chambers second story kiciA carved rose
I'D Reis.eads style Louis AIN.; Bureaus ana toalnolts
D., 4, n. Wardru es Dressing goiAt Fables sneyng
.gt. RUOksauos Couch, Arm ChAir-, li@lnh 7DH''7
a. Mattresses, Beds And hedoing hrFoihteu
. Toilet Mirrors, Dining h0om fufnitle o every
a Taa silver Ivory Table Suhriyt otN DhihS
it-zs oak u ning Arm chars, sc -, .
Yoslponenen Carmen at.endante 10 ess pacA or
gccls for purchasers
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wArcnrs. lrwkLRY. sc.

nfANoNDs g0UGhr ASD soLr-cfsn PAID r1f
~ it "a suHis sllsir Stawa aud fcars Aetaulcs of
AtpNs 'cii ili tie. \. 4atIrus ono Ter cnff t#
y " ~. iH, y a4alrt lokcl hl. Er0s,vsy
niANSflS OLD COLD 4ND sILvEr by cCivG
Nois l1 1si gc4 VIII .aes ~ ser q ~ more hhu "a ~
gison' ..nE SH s & v 'eso o'hs- Boois ~ e,ensn.e
Kinds % ia,cs sud Fis G1lsLt tht hshet urcs \.
las been " ysafs csae shsain Sew York Frtne rt.r
BIC3dwny.
prlworn pronrr
IN Ffcadgt- "aiches Ant fe.. .ry tors4t l..n..a -
LiaAcnl AZ, svsistcs. "
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PROPOSALS.

IT, Ss, Issos,' Gsi rcs',a Sat he iss day Of Ms
we roy rsm ses he nsrS ss o AaSrn sess 70 rs
sosthern erminq. negding the Cutters thefcof
ss GrsadSs sss rsSsa l1Ss RSs
ses or Upper surface MOI less s icer no, more han seven
inches y lepgh and no, es than four nor o ihan ave
sa ea, inches e ss ad q parsa BED Or clean Sand
r.ase 10y ~ \, n 10 .n on ~ io,s y x dsish i 70 ,h
aci ard with such % arch the sad surveyor may
fet and 20 nd oagiiadipai Joints sai be broen
by sp o. a, least Two lnotcs rhfwhoe 81 the work
he done 'u a particularly desrrted in the
blank forms OF and specifications be Furnished
rtor I. y DO 20 miay y desire i9 nid for tec sane. O.,
iagl for ho faiihful performance os Tie work.
seare a. ,e room o. lie board o Trustees 70 raia vi
" sc M ot aay q May az l21s O'Clock T. N ,and 70
wh its OF hecoIirac, and the est
gles !" sSni',t % ssa se.J,ncsi2ns, ~ iSse,hsr w
srrl.suop g JAMES .BgEfi fsq, rres.den oi sad
josEri jtHTii ;HSeiLEAx, : s''"' ''""''''' =
pa,d siwrsr rSog. Y. 11rfA %, issa
seaiel Proposals. VII ~ Icccyea Al his aqce psi "
oeo E. no3g op & &ss'ggTy g me M is'e 2 q May i9 30
road. from p5ins pear 81 John' 30 the ploy
q; aio1l iNsniyIoir niles inclodns All he pcafnE and
lfaseiug retirs, rsi2nry Sr.trng sqresn ,eiurs (n
A sq eco os.. s.s wa vac. -s .s,ss q S.s
&c 1Ecr aus reaar ni.h hs rad !" eo-r
ricc r'cr 80 reration Fendefsw be sceyrd fcr suL
~ rsss rf upon 'esders prvf.cnec VII yeo 70 zen
.. ssis,, X rf J. ~ ", y % ", .o. ana totis
vlers gtAt lFtrcran any, q tte.iock 0cuds t,y
s sc,st. reserve 70 thess vss tne rsh, 10 rss.. "a
olt--fr asc hty 2. 70 y ads.shne Z sc'do -
Ss,-r virtsrv, % 'Sr~.,s ,sIi oSsrsss
Pfrs,rrrsc. r sril'o ises 80
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l. e. T. WILLS AUCTIoNEER AUCTION NOTICE.
n arse safe Of Earthenware, ass &c. on "Wednesday,
y at IL o'clock the ~ Murray
RI white Granite and Common Ware, Just ded
80, Glass, China Tea grays, &c.
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nlll.rARps.

ruIr.AN A cOLifNDEkS NANUFscrORy. a.
M ~ AND - f.csty eir.c,. neHf spfnr rse.t a. ~
fogsf ia ger slok ci Hlfs-d fstles As, vue. sn ~
lut m tir word. Ths fnstsinis pfe e,rf.ei.sy
itss III me sp pi tC ifu ham .
pfr bafars rely trnr fsiithc sncaa t
his ssstl shncn, rtrans lehrn'i essr rh1ns,ion ~
lens a,r 49, y I. y " -, a, NV t5 Qs ,nLLAN
ty hem. "a
(, DECKER LATE OF. ~ Ann sIRBEr avn NOW
A. la rrlton H. n r.Ass al.
lard gstis IN NJ ps'eut cushion vhsh beats ,hsn III
Pr-es low as possi", a aN.,ed srvers, ted1aa
hAsi fates iof ssic a. DSShsr Hi fuliln street
The New York herald., 1863-05-06

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT OF lsk ACRES AT
"A Flushing L. l. Roomy house and outbuiidnss, abund
Of fruiand shrubbery mile fr0p depot hoar
from City Ha land worked garden made, furniture for
Post okIe
The New York herald., 1863-05-06

h spORLYE AUcTION,-PosTPoNRD SALE OF WALL
II Paper, Decorations, sc. ". s. TOWNSEND viii posi-
Eg-y is Wednesday, May al ln1s O'Clock at No l0s
- consisting of valuable Wall Papers window
dos, Cornces Paints and Otis. Table Covers &c. Also
q Household Furniture unaYoidaby postponed from Mon
The New York herald., 1863-05-06

fs ur1 frfncl tcrs " ibfnrn u NUMEROUS tis.
tors port ta toe Ocean House te 9penef rt 20
ieepton guests the iati part % iun haguf eeru VA
~, snl4o, ~ Mes4fr ksres klfsh dagfl@ ths .lse
M their s,,.nsslu' tt ne vsit ticJ-e and BIZ
a.f lninti ~ the lsfsudpr 'iitel, Nrw lofs
w. I u gnaTsn'e thai q rs tc SEPT ny nsn grs ass
loi fha ians ~ tlH hof@c hitherto al ~ thr 'afpn
o av M .e.n .nd roas cnssg4i ~ .svnf a M.ssfs
Ii's.o..t ua.lins A Co, az The fli'h AttHfe ifuet
s. :. n. WEAVER
The New York herald., 1863-05-06

rs,ye "a TorRErrE roCsr, BsRogv POINT on
fbs XII kpl. THIS y est s.iy hotei wiz srsn
u,,ruIs vtSLEi ". MA, rrclliel0r
The New York herald., 1863-05-06

A LARGE ORDfR-Sls00cv WORTH OF CAST OFF
~ ciothng w4js<i for the Western California
he Lqies M aaa seniicen having the above ARTICLES q
~ SAX Dresses IRON ~ 10 SIS 81 s.
rants, iof Wooen, Deaine and Calico Dresses Shawls,
ShFAe fNFhllure Jewelry kc the hghcst
ny eainng az Or addressing note TO B. AINTz 2s3 Sixth
avenue ,nea' Eisecnth street Ladies attended BY Mrs
49, s.. Don forget the well known B. MINrZ o.
The New York herald., 1863-05-06

vae catalogue win part o' men't, boys and
BOOTS, BRoGAEs, BALMoRALs, nc.
The New York herald., 1863-05-06

EAST CHEsTER-A BEAUTIFUL STONE COT
tag. one mile and half from Mount Vernon station
RIS0N, Broadway and Canal street, Of e. d. LAW
RENCK, 80 West Thirty thirl street~aear Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-05-06

Y ONkERs PROPERTY AT AUCTION -EXECuTORs
ssle---BIiek Dwelling and Ave Lets Wells and
and Baahfod street from derot viii
oe sold a. aucslon 20 the highest bidder
YenAers al ocieek May s y notprevionsy soi at pri
Lkti NOD Apmedon square, New York, Executors.
The New York herald., 1863-05-06
UoT1oN NOTICE

VIM NJ. HoLL1NGsHEAD Auctioneer
ROOTS AND SHOES
on Wednesday, May Q, at iO5s o'clock, and at the
J. T. wHIrEHOUSE
No IS Cortlandt street