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Evening star., 1863-04-28
RISTRlCT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
- FOR THE DISTRICT Or COLUMBIA.
Il DGrELL7Y,
2c7 Cases IF MN Drink, pGy!
" the targs Of :ht sche0HeF
Tia n rolI

he fdTRG q sGS Sfh6GHST !
Tho. c. H0rI.H
whereas, the said sn se= of milk drink were,
en- the Path of February. 1861 seized for violation
of the Revenue Law OF the United States ana
brought within the jurisdiction Of this Court. and
on thc second of March 1863. Libel wss fled by
the Cnited States Attorney for the Distr let of Co
lrmbia, in this Court, PRAYING TIE condemnation
mention and attachment issue az ainst said cases
of milk drink snd the owners theI eo', and AL per
sors interested or claiming an interest therein.
warning them at some early day 20 appear and eu-
swer said Libel: 1t is therefore ordered by this
Court in AGmira atty sitting this first day OF pri
1853, that notice be given to the owners of kaid
cases Of milk drink end s!l peE5ens interested Or
this Libel on the first Monday of May, 1853, AZ |
show cause, If any they have, why said cases Of
milk drink sh2 2uld 90 be Condemned and sold &C
cosding to law, aud that said notiycs d. given by
EGFtiDg copy Of this order upon the front door Of
the court i!cuse of said Dia'rst, aad bv puhlica
tic in the Evening Sta twic- a week pfeyious to
said first Monday il May. the first publication to
be On or efore the second MONDAY of April, lo63.
By order Of tn Court:
TeEt: R. J. MEIGS. CLERK
Copy-Test r. j MEIGs Clerk ap4 2aw
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SEWARD INsTlTgTE, -

SEWARD INSTlTgTE,T -a.'..ri =
- Hon. WV. 81. sEWARB3 president.
FEMALE EDEiARTMENT-Mis II. b HoFoH
IIss, Principal. Tho EnEnTnsr Sassion conme nces
APIiis Bosrd. tuition in Engtfh and French
: Rsfsyentes Hon, VIM II Seward Rev J. Eeiis,
3. D.. Church The flights, Bruaklyn: z. q.
Psrdee supt. n. Y. 8. {. un on. 500 Broadway,
and Iveson & phipnsy 4S Walker street, N. Y.
Florida, Orange cosbty, N Y. ap 8-3H+
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HUBBARD BROS, .-
IMPORTERS OF ARaIY WATCHES,
are reesi Tipg "a large inlroI Ia ton of
RAILWAY FIMEKERPTRS,

are reeei wing a large inlror tation of
RAILWAY rIMEKERPERs,
r,a Fsg Aamg = fB,iF,di.Hs; i + '5.fs,;;
in its Febrma number says; HThis imipsrt ion
cf the HuEHAi;D Bros. ef Nv York fii4 n long
felt want. being handsome aad serviceable Watch
GntAk! Det,dsHy ihe most faktax hGreti's, ont
Should retail AT prices :s2a SS' each. Gooi
hands, end lss.4:fnl GirAs, te,is Su9srtJS rrxs-
lard uicrsnienf. snld only ny the casa Of SIX CT
plated With gold, and silver per cas- of siv FRfY
EIGHT DOLLARS s45l. 3y mail. postage 8 lss per
per case.
magic TINE OBSERVERS.
IRE PER EcT3J. AECIt Wei Ssi
G1@il gt4'4 Hai,h Ct!.a,sei, ;eiM f&t'a
The New York Has trat..i News, .br !sad;ng pic
tor paper of the n,t cd States ts issue of Jan
IQi!' 1873, page !47,v vo!auta:y says We have been
shown pleasing novelty. or which the HHBa,R ,RD
Bros, of New ork. are the SO i'm porter. /. Is
called the M MiSTC fIaE OBSERVER. and is s. Hunt
ing and Omen Face Watch cpnib.aod. One of tE.
AID cheapest tir.ep:ece for general and reliable use
ever offered. Il has within it sld come ted with
Ing key entirely unu.ce ,sary. The cases of this
Watch are composed of two metals, the outer one
being fne ii csrst gold It has the improved ruby
secuIase timepiece." Pries sapa r5iy epsrsvsI,
ger csse OF hall dozaa, S24G0. Sample Watches
IN neat more co boxes FOR those PROPOSING Is buy
81 centa Retaiis at slfO a:,i npvar,lS.
~ We have NJ agent. or c!Geniars. Bn-ssr-
shgsf .Is. sE9;l Ti?ro so suarahste the pay;
Inc whole sUnunt in advance as We cannot collect
upon receipt of prce aud p1Htas:n; safe and su-e
delivery guaranteed. RRulSFRREp LargER, ONLY,
HyDBaRD BROS. IupoarEgs.
AT 22-Gt SnsGnu r John Straets, N0w York.
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EDUCATIONAL.

G(. TIMOTHY b HALL - = =
- es CATONS FILLE.
BiLrIhoRs UoUNrY, Ma ayLtyp.
The duties Of this Instiution htys been regularly
resumed at Catonsyine in all its Department.,
Classical. Commercial and Military.
Arms and equippents haya been furnished BY
Terms, ineIudins 4 S.ok. aud stationary a zs5 per
session of ten MOI tbs. Yor sdniBsioa OF pupils
address Rev. L. VAN B0KK ELEM, Rector.
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GROWERS ThEATRE-

SrS ! q
szNNsYLFAEIA AYsEus. assr Wiiiard's Hotel
THIS EVENING,
-s II +! Z K TIC,
seecnd app "ranec of The celebrated young Amer.
AR EDWIN ADAMS. IL
Last night s k senb 3 of ssFonsff' ~ Rfsfs' oosasn
M1ss Rs srsas 1Hss%'f5 DbS% eTSF''e Actress
This eysnnE H. ,e;Sn5 N tine IN Eash Of tho
Pre- p;rrcd ~ the late fudge Conrad evprassy for
Ecwn Forrest. and purchased ny EDWIN ADAHS
st a fabulous figure. The three act sensational
HERETIC:
Edwin Adams as the Husu.,o.
Susan l enlh as The ,Husuenot'. Wife
To conclude with the amusing Farce,
j. j., OF TIE WAE DEPARTMENT.
satchsii as ....... Guy Geodiu ck
E Admission %, q, and Is cents. No extra
vAElE TiE3i VARIETIES!
r. * m6sF aPf Npti
THE MILLIoEAlRE AM MECHhNiC
nj ghtiy throns thi DEL tfu edince to psrti .ipate
- " sPaKKLING EFFoRTs OF GENIUS.
r. Every srdett ad'nlfer Of r enale Besuty.
81 bverV one Wit" Ia Tor the Charms OF
~ Ever, one is not a Aissn,hrope
Or Anchoritcc mo bat ;lnl lie isresistsble
nHEf oF And fEWFs oF if
The Trio of Grace,
Ada TesuNh Helene Staith Hel;is seymour.
Coordination OF Comedians.
Dick watkins, James Pilgria, Frank Kerns.
AID the great Do3hie Com psny
StAMtlAIi THE 4GIL Els REFESGE,
w EAf POLE FESTIVITIES!
III be ssr formed With hundred soa ss and dances
LADIES, FAsHIOhtB1.E MATT .EE
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Ar u'CLOrh,
After vhich Mr.. Leslie will walk the sight. ro pc
agrofs the Avenue, repeating II on Thursda al xht
sitter the PER r'orm ance
~ ". 5. BT DWOKTU, the Monitor of Et hio.
piaI &, is Coming.
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The British Government said to be OPgosed
7 TO the FurtAeE.F ittfas Out Of Rebel Baaf
g Vessels, ~ 65s14al.r 3. - s.l.t fSstE IL
b NEw YoRK, April a7.--The EXPRESS .SaIns illss
that there are private letters "a IslS s,y
new settied, Viz: 70 resolutely stop the fitting
ont of any more priyateers or vessels OF war in
Hritish ncrts' hfe!s 45t II
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ADJUSTMENTS,
WARRINGTON THEATRE.
Lessee and Manager ......, JoRH WILKES BooTf

THIS EVENING, 81
Second night Of the Distin guished Young Ameri-
can fraFsdisn, .r'
r... JOHN WILKES BOOTH,
who will apsesr in Shiefs Great Tragedy written
expressly for his faith er, Junius Brutus Booth l.f
"a HEAPosrATE. aUgQE
feseara. .,..................,J. Wilkes Booth
I'm this character he 10 pronounced by the press
1., aud public to stand without arrival, -
Miss Alice Gray as .Floriuda
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nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATE.
~ FOR FHE DIaTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
United Stats
II ADMIRALTY.
Tht SchGaH.r Emiiy Murray
aai Cargo.

Tie stseonsr, ,Emtly Murray In ADMIRALTY.
Where's I'll the 'sG ssii schooner Emily Murray and
cargo were captured as erlzs by the officers aat
I f5ES G Of te : .a r AR d. Lion atsGha4 r,
Of Washington, District of Colnnibis and +roneht
W Of s 81 sic ee was sd m G s al
Court by the Un'tei States Attoraey for the Dis.
@ s C1mss s PssyUgs .ns ths e 81
ton and attachment issue against said schooner
az! carse and The oxn.rs thereof, and all person
Interested or claiming inter st therein, warning
ta"p aI some early DAY to appear and answer sail
nlsay Is + tt1s ths,fG!i tis aa.7 aEa:Ft s #
he given 70 the owners Of SAID schooner ana cargo
and al persons interested or calming interest
MY am se On sa er
have, why, said schooner asd cargo should not De
tie font door Of be court house Of T said District
preyious Pc to said ist aonisy in sy .i the rst pi
cation to he or befor- the lFt Msrday of April,
ls''' D' elus' z Fest: ane 00nRJ J. NEIGs Clerk.
True COPY Test:-R. j. MEIG5, Clerk. ap 6-22v
TRUNKS TRUNKS, eTR
sslis and Tfavsling Bags in great va ~alfn
'''' @''1 W. " L. HEILBRuE & cos
sos Seventh ST, between AMI +.
ap II Inn Under Odd Fellows H.il.
A ARRIVED ASP 2 + ZOE R.s.k sAkE BY
500 Penn avenue. s betsesn sa19S and stl streets
Choice Goshen RU TIER,
finest qualities of TEA, ....
Complete assortment of sFGbRS,
Csvepdisb and Navy TOBACCO,
MIR fHa sist1Pf
The finest WHISKY in the country, the brands
Bakers WI tisky" and Old Family Nectar,"
l. Co.. "seignette'' and other brands.
With complete assortment of choice FAMILY
GROCERIES ana sUTLERS' GOODS.
~ The Trade supplied at the very lowest cash
prices. ap IT
JOHN McGREG0R, Family Physician and Sur.
seon, lat7 of Connecticut, be found az his Of
hce, at M. 4j6 9Th street, between and Z.
2s-im
200 BUILDING MATERIALS. sc1
H. w. HAMILTON. Agent,
No. J62 SEVENTH ST,
has ON EASD FTH LARGEST STOCK OF
OR AND WINDOW FRAMES,
GLAZED SASH BLIND / SASH boo RS, 3c..
In this part of the country which he IL a)ie to sell
at low rates they possibly be fu rnis he'd in
this market.
Builders would find it 10 cir interest to call and
examine his stock and prices, aud see what saving
can be made by purchasing such work ready m aie.
All work we'll seasoned, and prices according to
quality.
Every description of work In this line made to
BUILDING SAND of all kinds and of the best
qualities furnish ed in any quantity, in any part of
the city. No. 562 SEVENTH STREET,
apl6-lm- near Canal Bridge.
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S>ITY RAILROAD TICKETS.

~
ORC Washinston ord heorrstomn RciiyoGd CO.
... WASHINGTON. a pril Is. 1863. {
rAsSENGRK TICKETS issurd by li:is Company
can be obtained at the following pia oes:
GsGRG ETu"H,A
Office Of the ColaEany. Bridge street. scar High.
streets.
NOnI cs Drug store liz renns.iysitiA AVenne.
Thcmptnn's Drug store, corner Fifteenth 'trert
kntwisie's Drug store, csrner Pennsylvania
avruue and ~ eifth st.
Nairn's Drug store ,cornrr PeDns! lYania svenua
Girlan's pr,g store. s5s Penn sylvApia av
Eg Norton ksro3a o1tiGs corner Penn,ylvH
CiaI ke's Drug ore corner x nsy " .na avenue
ard Four and Il half strset.
Bohn rook ,tcre to8 Pennsyivanis avenue, near
McPhersen's Drug store. 1877 Pennsylvania avenue
Wslsh's Ding store, '.27 Eighth street. Navy Yard
Gsssin,s prug store corner ssysnth md St.
Boswell's Drug stcTe, corner seventh street and
Virginia avenue Island.
Ha:eafter tickets will not be sold in the cars, but
only at the PAGES above man d, and in pack ges
oftrenty for one dollar: Toa>t shek, sOot enis
heretofcie by the dHetors to those who pay fare
" '-'Ol' VI GEORGE g GIDEON,
ap2l 3tswgw General superintendent.
NEW YORK AMP STAs.NV WAsHINsroN STEAMSHIP
opbs hs hsHsn sh% York g1fed the
lNGToN and g GGEORGET0WN three Sa- EszL GEN
lerlOr ocean Steamers. com mm6nted by y~---H1S-@
experienced and skiliful seanen which will form
sEMI WEEKLY LIN E, carrying freight at 10 .er
rates than any other.
Thesr steamers will Connect with all transporta-
tion lines out of New York, and no commission
charged for forwarding goods consigned to the
Agents
R- Ernbalmed bodies forwarded to any part of
;he United States
Gods sioHld 6e distinctly marked, to avoid mis-
carriage.
Fsr frei ght or passage [hayins excellent accom-
modations) apply to MORGAN RHINEHART,
79 Water street, Georg etown. JAMES HAND,
III Wall street, Ne York. ap % colin
IChron, Intel < Repub
Evening star., 1863-04-28

WEDNESDAY Y EVESING,
hR. BOOTH in his pepaIsr th ar acters of PE1DrAs
and RApsAEL.in the beautiful play OF -
o. THE MARBLE HEART,=
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ITO SUTLERS AND PURVEYORS.
SMITH & NOR RISON,
No. 81 LOUISIANA AVENUE.
Four Doors FRoM SEVENTH STREET,
offer for sale at rery lotc large assortment of
FINE GROCERIES,
PROVISIoES, WINES, LIQUORS, Sugars,
FRUITS, &C.,
Packed in superior order. No charge for package
or delivery to any part Of the city.
3D. IL. are proprietors oft we'll known brand Of
OLD CABINET WHISKY
.u.. and -s-
SMITHS WILD CHERRY TONIC BIrTERs.
7ae Trade Supplied on Fnroratls T.r1as.
~TRY US.-A ap 6-lm*
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. A GARD.
JOHN McGREGoR, Family Physician and Sur.
seon, lat, of Connecticut, may be found al his Of
6ce, at M. 4J5 9Th street, between and Z.
mar 2S-fm
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VoU CAN sAvE 2s GEN rs on EVERY DOLLAR
II When ysu, buys
e J0NkS D. co. ., corner sth and streets, m
all your ' Z - +'f
PRODuOE, PROVISIONS AND FRUIT. =
ZONES d co KEEP A LARGER AND BETTER
y .sa4igtG -. STOCK .. =. ..kH.,. C.
a.s4 than any house here or in Baiti more. =.
h"@Dof NEW BUrrERf s''a'f9.ssa
Tho ars, in thiD city arrived At. -.s'y tn*
jones CO'S,
uplbcw Corner Eighth and streets.
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A GRAND MATT WEE

FoR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
when the great Canterbury Com pany will appear.
Adnission-ladies, ~ cents; children. 10 cents.
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OITY OF CLEVELAND.

Leaves Cleveland atsP.5 Leaves Detroit 81 10 A. =;
'Iuesiay - September 2 Wednesday .5eptem Der =
Mordsy..,,.-.October 5 Tussdsy..........Oetober5
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OHAPTER VIlI.-ORNoIIsE.
II was two o'clpck ct Pittsbursh. .a..
When to X the Eastern train
Aud as b. d not sleep enough,
when fsmsi- with much baggage,
hnd bala b < s half soores
Gene and ok the eAt fe4i mei
With her bUxes on - n-or-
She vac one OF tho e faire eaturts,
Seldom in romance seen
Bhe I th0-Rht Wqs all o. uftys
OF, D rbapa, lhfee lime sIteeni
She was dressed n lstest fa hions 80
Ou her head a b sc woe.
FL ed with flowers OF all cOiars,
AndsTuck out a 70 or more.
She was tall ar thin and scrawny,
and in feet quite ma 'enlnei
Ard her amp,e dress o. EEiin
S-r-sd on aS al crt1o;ine;
And wirhont my ie6vs or license
She did spresd Il over me; .H
AM th'nks Z, ms a csone lady,
You are making rather Tree r.
1pavoica sse then Addressed me.
Neifher musical nor swstts
siSiri Z h4ve little pet Coz.
r.a And he wants 10 have gOur seat"
slave you. mad en- sad sn ling,
THAT. indeed 4 a-he' 90 D.,
Where came from wetearn manners,
Hou ne tFoubied5 5ueh sch oil.
aBut you're welo .me tait, madlm,
Tor your dog now take my seat, -.
Surely from me such ltdy
should hsusht but polite less mset;
]. kef fI''-and took another,
In it sOSn sleeping ley.
TiH ths da ming Of the Gay.
ITO BE COsTIEUKD.l
And we shall also continue 70 give Great Bargain
70 All who call At Isaac Iuancg Union Hall, a. y
have now on hand the largest and most superb stoc
| Of fashionable
FaII and Winter Goods,
or Men-and Boys wear, that has ever been seea 1
/ cleveland, snd cur stock Of Fa,l and Winisr ReadJ
dade Clothing surpasses anything in the state
buy and sen for cash only, whOleeale and retA
/ purchasers will do well 70 call 81
Isaac A. Isaao's Union Hall,
sole sale o. Singer Celebrated SEWN
/ Machines, StorT's AutOmeton Pressmans and
1 Strong's Pa1ent Army Bed Trunk.
/ nF Corner Superior and Union -5ts-
! "a. Look out ior the GtAhFr
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MONEY 10 LoAa.

RS0 00l MONEY ADVANCED.
SOOs OOU n Eg1ps C suit-ut theold stand and
vel known NA9bEh'5 once, On securities OF ever
KIND. Via Dry 0ooda, Hardware, Geld and Silver
Pists, Watches, Diamonds, gewelry, Fire Arms Furs
1itura. CsrnsfB. Clothing Pianos. MirrnrB Padttu4
nrd HsronEl Property, on the q stisiaotory term
business strictly pTiFSte. Establi1hed 1851. Raeoh
Sd fsWllFI for nale ct bergaing.
~ Hirf-1lt oFGr DET1l 4 PieI0tto'Btor5
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RRAYToN & sTOCKWELL.
- REAL EsTAFE AGENTS,
8AAA - A08-A11l
OEcs No. AtWatsr Bailding Entrance throuE
the Insurance Once OF II. y. brpTton.
HOUsEs ND LOTs ZOE sALE.

X story House and Lo, on Phelps-St, convonent 10
the Lske shore Car Shops and Rolling m1ll,-
.--- Price $50 ~
Brick Houss aud lot, No. Is Prospeot-St. Has asl
and Watsr and . small Office attached, convent
eat Tor q PLyaicians .r'.H-
House and To- No s75 Kinsman Street, lot lb0T550
h5use has EIl the modern i'm -rUvemeuts Of hot
and co water and 6as throughput Iuinseei
r. arbl- mnut es, sc
large, new aud elegant brick house ard barn cor
nsr KIN man AID Forrest Street lgt zldEIs5.-
Terms eusy.
suod fruit, vat r gas, 90. A very desirable prop
erty to rent or fOr a aOmestead-
Frame House aud lot 40 kinsman Street, 61NJOO
GOOD we'll Of water fsuit, bnTn, &C. Terms easy
Also fOJ IN re II Of above on orange Street s2&l5
pri, q $40 Ier foe.
Frsms honse md To- No l05 Kinzinan Street. lot 51
It2 good fruit and we'll. Price =. .5oo. 1
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N0 ASTER'S SALE.-PursuanI 10 the
lH1 command Of an alias order Of sale from the
Court of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county,
Ohio, at the suit of James K. Hitchcock aga INST
Electa O. HAYES and Silas 8. Stone, to me direct
ed, / shsll expose for sale at pubhc auction at
the door ofthe Court House in the CITY Of Cleve-
land, on the 2Ist day OF September, 1868, st )
O'Clock, p NJ, the following described premls-
es:
Situated in the township Of Brooklyn, being
number seven in the 18th range Of townships,
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the
State OF Ohio, and which are also in the county Of
Ouyahoga, and are known by being part o. orig
inal lot 81 in san township, and are bounded aa
follows Being subdivision lots numbers 500 e
So, both inclusive, and Numbers 53l to 544, both
inclusive and making 2s lots in 8. s. Stones sur
vey OF College Tract in SAID lot 81, be the same
more or less, bat subject to ed legal highways
Appraised a. follows Lots to 522 Al Sl5lo o'
each lots 63l 20 544 at sl25 eaen-
Au0ust n 1853 l.-- LEWIS ". FORD,
Master Commissioner.
g. J. ANDREws, Plaintiff Attorney.
aug21-tds -
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Brownlow's Knoxville whiE, and Rebs

Brownlow's Knoxville WhiE, and Rebe
FentiIat0r.
.is propose TO publish q weekly and tri-
weekly journal, bearing the above title, at
Knoxville, in East Tennessee; and the
weekly paper, made up from the contents
Of the tri-Weeklies, I propose 10 send out
70 distant subscribers for two dollars per
annum, iRDaTiably paid in adUdnee. Sub
scriptions and remittsnces will be for
waraed to me at Cincinnati, from which
point ezpect to ship my paper and mate
rails. 1 expect to issue the FIRST number
In October, as it was in that month, two
years ago, my paper was crushed out by
the God-fOrsaken mob at Knoxville, called
the Confederate ANthoTitieS I will com
menes With the hell-born and hell bound
rebellion, where the traitors forced me to
lsaVs of, and all who wish the paper would
DO we'll to begiu with the first issue, as
intend that single paper shall be worth
the subscription price to any uneondition-
q Union man
In the rule of my editorial conduct, l
shall abjure that serviity which destroys
the independence Of the press, and cast
aside that fsetiOus opposition which gives
to party Whist is due 10 country. And while
the name Of my journal indicates, in un.
mistskable terms, its politics, shall, as 8
faithfuI sentinel, forget Wings, Democrats
Know Nothings and Republicans, and re
member only Government and the preser
vation Of The Federal Union-as richly
worth all the sacrifices Of blood and treas
ure their preservation may eOst-even 4
the determination of the present race O.
men, and the consumption Of all the meanl
Of the present agel
Publishers Inserting this Prcspeotu
once prominently, and sending ne the pa
psr 70 cinoinnrti, viii be favored with a.
exchange. W. G. BROWNLOW.
September z, 1866.
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FARMs FUR SALE.

Il acres, two miles from the Ciy about 20 RODS nom
Fucifd Sc, on the Crawford Road A gaJd Fam
Il use and uaFu, we'll stocke1 VIII Eruit OF Al
kinds Prize s,,000 Term 70 suit pnrohasfr
45 acres an Euclid, miles from the ely 6ttm1eredi
new house, price "a . r ucre Terms ea j.
EARN in NeWburgh, nv niles from tn eva
asres timbsIed, IS acres tmpzove5, email fraule
house, good barn an1 Gov ste5les stream OF 2 -ger
fai in Wstal aud ma CrchaE
y acres with frame cottage nj rarn, miles tom
al y, near 81. lair road, ass been occupied oy q
"a deus Price s3,COi- Terms easy. a.,
10 acrBs 10 WO1u land balance imPrJt edl on Aueiq
road, sCoi springs Of wafer, frutE, and a good
situation for graDes.
Choic en- well sci cted lands IN IOWA. Wlsoonsihi
nd aichigan for sale or exchange
% sares iu New ours about miles mUIn uleVeianc
Good House and Barns and nns orchard. s9gg0
$40 srts 81 m si from Toledo and miles roD y an
Beon Station on Air Line Railroad; 80 acres prai:
ne and Daiiance timber land. Now HOUSE and
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lutiets. their extraordinary agility and Daring
Cooks Troupe of Dogs ard Monkeys.

luti1l g. their extraordinary agility and Daring
Dish. r--
Cooks TrOupa Of Dogs ard Monkeys.
The Delight Of tue ChildEen.
THE BALL BOOM Scene, gree ed WITH shGutsai
lauqhte- ana app'suss These wonderful anil
ma exhibit per'ec-i0n OF training and al a.
mornt ~ in. eiiigence which cannot ssi. 10 pro-
ducs emou ns o Wo- der aud aamirau5n IN AL
who vi ness their
AMBZI &c AND LAUGHABLE FEATS.
WIN. KTNCADE. jhe great Drama Il ard Equestrisn,
Saultist Ext I'D ~ a. d world aPPlauaoo rep
rosen atiy. Of PETE JEsKiSs-
SAM LONG, the Great Am I. can Clc cwn, Humori-t,
Comic Singer, Stump speaker a I'd modern 6rlm-
A TRduPE or HAsMING LITTLE PONIES, the
m 81 b. sutiiul in the niysr-e, will appear, to-
r-thg wirs their JUTE LIN iDEBS AID the
t.. ENTED Uka NJ I ThOA Pr ~ th9 al
tracuvs Equestrian novelty, cal ed ths
PONY RACES; Or, The Ride for the Derby
sa-Tbe Manageuent point with 20 small gratih,
cato 10 the above list OF nriYaed Pc former ad
Iftrs, rdlnary Novelti and At acti rs, and reg
a sue be pu tic that thsy have mt stopped ~ any
expense which Wond entnie tle N 70 deiy 5ohpet---
Ii a. aud Outvie every Cthr travelling estDls
Ia The eountry- ..lr
NEW YORK OPFRA BAND,
composed OF rrnORned SOLO Artists, la by Professor
bEEVss ...
ADM ssION to tbe Three Shows, only so ce3-s to
Foxes; rs cents 10 Pit OhildIe1 unaer z ytars
25 cents 20 -xes. , o Half Prce-
ERrDoora opsn at 2ard P. IL. Performance COM
mencss ~ and II T. NJ sa.
HE-Ssmember the Timf and Place-Erie-St en-
Thurz1aY and Er dag. sept IN md So: srp--
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A MAN OP q THOUsANDl
a ooNsuMprlYE cuREn

Dr.. h. JAHEs, Retired Phylioiau % great
smiuenee discovered, Wbte In tie East Indies
G ttain cure for Cousum ptfon, Asthma. hrenchiuai
Oougf- L0ds ard General debility The remedy
Ter Wus gwen up % de His child Wss ruIed and e
nov alive and well. Desir Us . bebehtting ms iet-
low mortals be will send to thO5e who Ni1n Z the
rseips CONTAINING ru direction for making and suc-
ce sfuy usue this remedy, nee, on receipt OF their
nomes, With two slamps 90 pay eNpen7es There =
not single case Of Consumption that it does not Gt
once take bold of and cissipaie Night tHeatss pae-
Vtshr ess irritation Of the iailurH mcTyi
difficult II peotu ratio sharp pan7 in the unR sore
throat chiy sensati0ns naesea 81 the stomach, N
actor OF the b1Wels, waiting away Of the p u8cies
GJ-The writer will pesse state tbe name OF the pa
per they see this adVerJimeni in. Address
OHADIHiCk = CO.,
iyIa-1s2 rs N7-th sd-Sl Philad lnhia "a
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NTAsTER's sALE-PursuanL TO the

MASTERS SALE.-PursuanL TO the
lN command of an order Of sale. issued nom
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Cnyahoga County,
ct the suit of Truman Il. Hosg ct AZ. against John
Baker e a., to me directed, ] shall expose Tor
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House in the Cleveland on the NTH Day OF
October, 1868, at three O'Clock P. NJ, the lands
and tenements described as follows: Situate ID
the township Of Brooklyn in the County Of Guy
ahoga and State Of Ohio, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows: Being part Of fractional lot
No. Sc, and ia bounded on the west BY land
owned by the heirs Of c. d. Brayton, deceased
on the north by land owned by Francis Branch
east BY land owned by Hiram Aiken, and soutl
by land owned by Martin Kellogg, and Is the ess
half of twenty acres OF land bought by U. y
Brayton Of Seth Aiken in is49, and Is the sam
land conveyed by the administrators Of SAID T.
D. Brayton to said John Baker, april %, 1852
Appraised st seven thousand dollars lSLgOO
80 -.. ALLAN T. BRINSMADE,
......t Master Commissioner.
BAcKUs 4 NoBLT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Gaptarnh her z. 1874 Sep5liS