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BY RE. -HAokERAT.
Although I enter not,
Yet. round about the spot
Sometimes I hover;
And at the sacred gate
With longing eyes wait,
EKpectant OF her.
The minister bells toll out
Above the city's rout,
And noise and hummipg;
THEY'VE stopped the Ginning bell
hear the ergsn's swell
She's coming-she's coming
Ny lady comes at last,
Timld and stepping fast,
And Fastening thither,
With modest eyes downcast,
She's come-she's here-she's past,
May Heaven go with her
Kneel undisturbed, fair saint,
Pour out your your praise or plant,
Meekly and duly.
/ will not enter there
To sully your pure prayer
With thoughts unruly.
But suffer me to pace
Round the forbidden place,
Lingering q minute,
Like out cast spirits, who wait
And see through Heavens gate,
Angels within it.
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53PEETAFNaFIEES.
1ROWN557 7BRONCHlAL FROUHRs.

Thea Iozsnrcs are prepsred from highly estesm.
"a rscsps for aeFiailng Bronchial Affections, Asth
ma, HoarIsness Coughs, Colds a-d Irritation OF
Soreness Of ihs Throat.
FuBHIosPEAKERs AND VOCAlIsTs
VII and then beneficial in clearing She voice before
speaking ninginE. and relieving the Throat altar
any unusual ex.rto on Of the vocal oEEEnl. having
p-ealiar aaaptstIon 70 affections which disturb the
organs sf speech.
sE-sold bY Al Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine
o. The Unltad State and most ToraiEn countries, Al
$ cents per beE- jaal2-kz Inc
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Real ESTATE,
L STOOKWELL.
REAL ESTATE AGEEYS,
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.

omos Ho. AtEstsr building. Entrance throaSl
the Insurance Once Of q. 7. BTAYtoR-
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-Sts Lot
l5lx2Ol. A very desirable location. Terms easy ssy
sOn-Sts. L5t 81 feet front, running TO the Lake
Can be had bargain.
HOuse and lot No. 20 hinsmal street, lot lUJ1sS0
house has all the modern improvements OF hot
and cold water and eas throughout, furnace,
Brick Dwellings, Scs IoI aud lOs Euclid Street
Lots Tqnnias through to Huron street. Very
House and Lot, corner Parkman and BrovnsH-sts
occupied also as shes shop. Lot 25xiOO feet.
Building, Machinery, Gc., for the manufacture Of
boxes, wash-bcards, &C, corner Of Hs=r Biver
and Main-sts. A good paving business.
10 feet on EuClid-St. Terms easy.
House and Lot, No. 100 Ohio-St. a ,sUo.
Brick House and Lot, No l22 Lske-St., near to the
resideEce Of L. II Hubby, ESQ.
Two Brick Houses and Lots on Euclid-st near Per-
Oottsge, No l2i Lake.ss. Lot axlOo feet.
House and Lot, No. III Scovilie- avenus.
2l5 Ieet on Summit ST., ndiEg to the Lake, cor
Five acres on Wilson Avenue with considerable i'm
House and Lot, No. AZ Kinsmsu-st. A large and
desirst e lot and good house.
Lot on Michigan street. s4S55 feet 81 600 down and
the balance in one, two and three years.
TWo-story Frame nouse on Lake sJre9t, opposite
Clinton Park. Lot 66xlss feet. Price q, 800
Frame House on St. Olair street. Lot 4Ixls0 feet.
desirable house aud lot in hudson to exchange for
city property.
FARMs FOB SALE.
20 acres IN BrecksviIe; IS acres improved bslsnce
choice timber land f25 per acres. Terms easy.
l6G acres in Parma, good House and Barn; % acres
good timber, well watsred and good building
stone.
524 acres in Orange good frame House. 25 I'm
proved balance timber.
80 1cres wood land in BroWnhelm, LOrsfn county, 2
miles north Of NermilHOn River.
Saw hill iq Bedford, with half az acre OF land, on
TinkeT's Greek.
Il acres on ST. Clair st. Small frame houss.
l3 acres on Einsmau st, opposite the Cemetery.
10 scfes % wood land, balance improFed) on Eucid
Road, good springs Of water, fruit, and good
situation for grapes.
Choice and we'll selected lands in Iowa, Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
80 acres in keWburg, about miles from Cleveland
GOod house and barn aud fine orchard as OO
$50 acres 30 miles from Toleio ard eight miles from
MaUsecn Station on Air Line Railroad $50 prai-
rie and balance timber land. New House, Barn
and good fruit. 90 per scre; terms sasY. dscls
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0lLEVELAND & ERIE BIB.


1854. WINTEB ARRANGEMENT. lsss-4.
Dc and after Honda7, November 18Th. lsss- P.s..,-
ger Trains will Eun a. follows SUNDAYS excsptodI.
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
BOO =. m.-DAE EXPRESS TRAIN-skn--a,-.
hnloughDy, fainosvills, Geneva, Ashfab1i.-
S9n1eaut And Girar1 onlys and arrive at Erie AZ
l:ls D. n, Dunkirk 3:45 D. n, BuiaIo ~ . ~
32I5 Z. .M.-ClhOlHhATI EXPR RESS-Rtoo-irsa -
Balnesville, AshtAbula and GiFard only, "a A..
Eiye5 1t Erie s-S5 , n, Dunkirk s:i7 D. n be-.
3:55 z. m.-AAIL AND ACOOMnoDATTOE-
Stopping st all stations and arrives at Erie as
9IIO P, i1.-NIGHE HXPRESs TRAIH-stoDnip1
81 FEineIV1lle, Ashtabula and Glrard only, and
. s11ss y Afie as Y A a. H.s Dunkirk 3:4s =,
LEAVE ERIE
s:lO 4. M.-hlGdE EXPIRES TRATN-8kopnfaz sk
Girard, AshEa5aiA and PainesVills only, md ~
riVes q Cleveland At 100 A. 4.
$50 4. a.--hAIL And AUOOH NOTATION TRAM
I1si9eyi9g 70 81 al stations and arrves ~ OlssS-
s..o iSa1 7l ,,,3 e y ~, 4; I. Z,
hons sxeeat 5WGayills, Saybrook tnio1TflIs
EeITy, ~ aent3E and Riekline, and arrives q
als Tsyslsh7 ,HwSI7 = ~ I5y 5pi5 Z; = Tp,r-
rardt ConnS1ufi Ashtablia, and Pai5ssTilis
oniys and arrives IN Cleveland ct 6;z5P.M.
80 Second GAS Oars are run on Al throu-h
An The trains going westward connect AZ l,vsI..a
Sitn tTatns Tor Toledo, chicago, ColambuA Oincins
naLl indianapolis, st. Loutl, &C.; and all throuGh
trains g9ns Eastward, oonaect st DunkiFk With IL
.talna q ne T. l. z Rairosd, and at BudAlo VITA
those Of the New York Oantral and Batfaio Ns5-
hork City Railroads foT New York, AIba0T RoGsnr.
Slega5A t9li1, 4ol and q Erie with trains On thi
sSDay Exprosss East and We5t, connects at GIrara
with Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh RaiIroSd foF
Linssvills, MssdVille, JamsstoEnI &c.
Cleveland November 10Th, isss. 'U' =
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4 FRIGED II HEED-TRI II.
Or. BWest'a aIHFALhLBLE LlHIMEETi n prepaIr. :
tson the rrciPs Of Dr. Stephen Street, Of OonEsctics
fhs olt bons asttsT, and has bssn used In his pri
fos Or thu aEt tveaty year. With the most astoniE
ng guoosU- As An extsrnsi remedy Il Il without
9y1s and viii alisFate pain more speedily than Eol
etheF preparation Tor all Rheumatic and EsTvcrl
D1orderI it Is truly tnfAlbe, and a. curative ici
lorals Wo1nds, sprsins, BTuiHss &o., its soothil
healing and PoUrful EtTon thening propenEltss, %
Gts the iugt Eondsr and ssE0nishento Of slI who hh
1gef given it trial. Over four hund-ed osrtloAts
81 remarkable ourec performed bT it within the lat
ouo yoazl attaEt 20 this fsnt. Strong Aru1stroEEl
AFaneH fnF ularalenh. hanlnaltanVdkW-Rfc
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HN G. JENNINGS.
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.
Policies Written in the

Policies Written in the
Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co.
North American Fire Ins. Co. HSEsloiu' GaLo'
Merchants Fire ms. Comp'y. N'hn'
City Fire Ins. Co, New Haven, Conn.
Hampton Fire Ins. Co., o--,-,,,,
Massssoit SPFlngfd' Mass
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, CT.
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MORNING LEADER.
TUESDAY mORNING JAN. 10, 1854.
At TIE CHURCH GATE,

For special and TELEGRAPH News--see
PiriBt PAGE. For Local and Commercial
EeWE--See Fourth Page.
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CITY PRoFEarY ZOE SALE.


a FIRsf hate OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT.
80 vacant Lots some Canal and River and near to
gain.
EuOLlO sr-Brick HOusa, two stories, basement
ties, &c. - 500.
hAhE-5T-On Clinton Park ons and n haty s.orv
House and Lot, 5Ox99 - 40 '
hlnsh STA large aud handsome House. ftted
up With ali the modern improvements; DragIuR
Boon, l8x24 feet. aud args lot
ST. OLAIR-ST-new Brick Hsu-e with modern i'm
proyemsut5 a. eco
House s1d Z acre Of land. $3.50
Lot. s7OO. o' '--
PRCSPEUT-S f-Two Story Brick Housa yvafar And
gas and u rooms 6 800
with barn st,Sag.
WALAU E-Sr-G0od Brick House, two stories and
LiD-sT--Eear Porry, Vacant Lot, lOOxs-O feet.
Wilson -sI-hear Clinton Bark, Vac ,nt Lot 5Or
First Class Business Property,
Lots win Stores, SC on Superior and Ontario-Sts,
good Tor inTestme1t ''
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AF-Iseo-x,
DRAKFs PLANTATION BITTKRs
LYONS KAFHA1RoN.

Kafhaircn Is from the C4coA. word srKathFo, OF
"Katheiro, Eignifying 70 cescse reuyinafe and re-
Btore. Thi2 article is Whst its nsne sigRhes. FOI
presarYinR, restoring End beautifying the human
hair It is the most remarkable preparation in the
world. II Is again owned and PIT up By the original
proprietor, and is now made with the care skill
and attsni5n which gave Il sale Of milliOs
bottles per sunum.
It is a most oeIishtful Hair Dressing.
j. ersdicstss scurf and dandruh.
a keeps the heat cool and c. eau.
II askes the hair rich, soft and glosEy.
II restores hair upon bald heads
Il prevents the hair from falling OF and turn.
ing FTey.
ANY LADY or gentleman wio values beautiful hssd
Of hair should use LIONS EsthRirOn. 1t is krOWI
and ussd throughout tn civilized world. Seld By al
DEMAss s. BA RHEs 3 CO.. Props,
ulyi-R seoW New YORK.
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DIR. g r All Am,
Ess5r ef sks Royal College Of PsysioisssI
Bondoa, England; Gro5ssss Of
ps,o.dIs Has-,ss.I M


FEMALE DIS EASE
and q oonSsAzt attendant Of Paris, London, New
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten yea
has opened his 0nioe st the
johnson House, Cleveland,
Whsre he Will be bGpDY to meet all those who are a.
Gictsd with subacute and chronic diseases.
His treatment Is entirely different iron the OH
plan, and is Mid. shiosoious and effective. Hismsd
hcines ere Eimply vegstSble extracts nd oils theI
have never been uSeo but By two 9th A. physicians
Amerioa besides himself. BE has spea the creates
pt Of ha life and thozEands G dollars In obtainin
few Ssorsts In his profession. Hs tests the Urls
tor al form Of disssss. EoohsTEesor giving
hoasSt and true Itatsmsnt Of their casa.
EsR BFERhAFORHGA.
- Tc6Bs MHs.-He can prove 70 yuu in few mn
Gtal that be iB the only Physician you trestt3
With that this disease. Tor every PATIENT VII
vii follow his directions, he VIII give One Hundrs
Doars fhe fails IN curing this disease. No charFt
Rado for consultation. Those Gt distance who Wls1
% consult the Doctor may do 30 by sending q small
vial Of urine by mall with name, and age and n
vii anEWer ard describe their case, End the possibl
~ Of Retttng relief, b. enclosing rssurn postsRI
gt1mB mRr3slfT
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@gkgm

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-rRIEsEMARl ], and ,, are protected By Roy
Seals Of the Ecole de PharmAoie DO Paris sad shi
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna
No. One Is invaluable for RTharstioa SpernatoT
rhosa and ali physical disabhitiss
No. Two completely eradioatcs all traces OF tho.e
diseases TINT have heretofore been treated BY fs uE
asous and peTnietoua u5e OF c0ga7in and oubebs
hos Three has entirely supplanfed thefniurious us
o. mercury thereby insurinR 20 the sufferer spodT
relief, dispensing al Impurities. and roofing ont ~
TEIEsLHAE, Nos I, ana ), sre preparations IN me
,orm oI L1enges, devoid Of taste snd SMELL and Ger
be carried in the vaistcoat DO ket Sold IN TN es
and dfF1ded into sePerate doses administered bV
tolPau, LAllemAnd houIs RicGld, &C. Price 60 each;
whereby there is saving Of q. To bs he'd whole
sA!e and retail OF Dr. BAROW, No. Is4 BlesokeT-5t
lmnedihtsly On recsiving = remittance Dr. Barrow
VII onward the TnesemaF 10 any part OF me world
structfons Of the writer. -
1sP-5oId hv O. W CLARK. Gss7f to- Ciavsl,-5
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g8MMISsIgN aEReHAHTs.

1864. X. T.LYON, 1864.
Produce COmmis'n Merchant & FOrwarder,
CLKvELAHD, ONO.
Dealer in Grain Flour, Provisions, Feeds, Hops,
3 'gbwi0es, 1t. Water Line, &C
Strict personal attention given to the purchase Of
PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE en- Orders.
AGENT OF
The "SaH Company Of Oaonagga," N. r,
AND
CslGWdrs AatEaL Safety ms. Co,
Of Philadelphia. Cfpirsl and SuIp Us over 81 O,No
oFFICE-59, 81. C.. 6 and 57 MerWin-st
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MEDICAL.
DIR, HUNTER's
MEDICAL INFIRMARY.


nR. HUNTER STILL CONTIN-
IL TINUEs At the old established place, NO. ~,
hathews' Block, south side Of the Public Square,
OieYeland, Ohio, curing all that eome--n faet he IL
the only reliable ply iscan in leYeland treating the
following diseases namely: Sorofula, Cancers, u
GERS, Iu2ors, Fistua, Asthma Bronchial and Lung
Diseases, rheumatism Ague and Fever, seminal
Weakness and all diseass peculiar to Females; Leu
eoTrhoea or hites Suppression OF the Menses, Pain
lul 4ieEstruALlgni Inflammation and Giceratlon ol
the Uterus or Womb, Prolapsus or Fai ing Of the
Womb. All diseases of the blood aud skin entirely
degeneration OF male female, Of whatever name OF
nature treated in careful, thorough aud judiciOut
manner pointed out by long experience and inYesti-
~ Low prices and quick cures Recent cases eursS
curial taints entirely removed from the system
DR.. HUNTER il constantly curing cases in from
three to weeks that have been treated By othel
physicians from one to three years.
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness shouIe
apply to DR.. Hunter Immediately, either in person
by letter. as he never fails to cure. His remedies
perfectly ssfe and unknown to any other physician
Patients OF either sex living at distance by stat
ing their diseases in writing giving all symptoms
dressing Dr. Hunter, Of Cleveland Ohio, post-Psidi
nd enclosing a fee.
All communications confidential.
From his experience and extensive practice, he
makes scruples in asserting that whatever he IN
FORM. Ne matter how hopeless may be the case
whether rom extreme debility and pr0strtiOnOf The
system, o5 IRON unsuccessful treatment OF empirics
OF self-sty led y. D.'sn whom many have UnfOrtu-
nateiy 9een UNDER or from the false delicaCy that
many oi my patients tell - kept them from early
application TO mo, the less fatal ideas Of
coming the disease By the advancement Of age, and
strictly moral mind for they, and all, make the
case worse ana II u T. an early one from the OF
being entirely local. it Affects the entire animal econ
omy and then requires general az we'll local treat.
msnt which DR.. Hunter is happy 70 Be able to say
that thorough investigation, and great improvement
IN the treatment OF private and delicate diseases Of
both sexes, Of however long duration, yield 10 his
mode Of treatment. II the unfortunate value life au5
health, they should be sure aud call on physician Of
age aud eIperience.
"a No charge for advice. Tho Doctors oiiceis
constantly thronged with patients from all parts Of
the country.
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PURELY YEeETsrIs

SUGAR COATED, PURELY VEeETAEIs
Tbs Oldest, Cheapest, and most Reliable EsmiE
aedicine In uso. Mere used thai any ether kind.
Price 3 osnts-sl Pills In box. See Circulars.
Bold b. Strong . Armstrong Bslton Brcth6rI
D. ". Palmer, Churchill 8 Bro. AlE1, at uhoIsssi
and Tsthn st Isl 0nt4rIo-St., Cleveland, b.
G.. q. NORRIS, Ceuil Aren't,
For Ohio. 4sshisEl and Indiana
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Ne Ohisf Attributes Of Manhood aE1

aAN kA-ANA AA~aAAAN-~~ -
lrsausnty ioSt or uusJandeS By nlal-pr1otioss and
go habit. uat vi1 ineTitablg leAa % hs7oditzr
6issass unIs.s checked IN time. Bead the truthS lab
do-n n ths treatise ssHUMAH FRAILTF, or pm
7oEca1osr BEsnAlGzEs.1 Il e slsboratsly niuEtFE
tsd With oolorsd sngTzsinsB Snd win convince 10
nos hardenod and rnoonoernedi - vel aS rolieu
ths minds Of The most dssponding, by lsading thoB
A ths rieht oha1nsl for relief o. bodily aod nau.s
agonT and despair.
agsold bT d.. B4sE0E, is{ BleecEsr-Et., h. },
WFIes 1F rentr sent fr5e sFeTT1ere. See adrort13i
mt o. = Lrisssnzr'' In anothnr column.
sod rlrq bT 6. ". OlAkAs DrugfiEsi UteFele9ft
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri
nary nd SEXUAL systsm-neE and reliable treatment
In Rsports Of the HoEAED AssooIAIIOE. Sent BY
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dreas Dr. J. sKILIE H0UeHTOE, Howard As0oois-
ton, Ro. South Einth-st, Philadelphia, Pa.
dec2-l40
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CLEVELAND & TOLEDO 3. R,



1884. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Js6s-L
On and after Monday, November 18th, ls61, PAsssu-
sor Trains win leavs Cleveland as follows (SundayH
excsptsd):
Ji5O A. M.-CHICAGO EXPBE5s-stous at Bsrss,
9raTt0ns ODerlin, NorWRlk, MonroeVille, Belle
we, Clydet Fremont and Elmore, and arrives at
Tolsdo et l2:30 P. NJ; Detroit 30 p H.. and Ohf-
oagO at 1890 ?. n.
2sO5 p. M.-WE5TERH MAIL-stops At Al sta
t1ors n Southern Division, and arrives At To-
ledc o. 6;s5 ?. H. Chicago 800 A. n.
4s3U p m--EOhIEEkH HIAfLl-StosS at Al sta
liors IN Northern DiTlsio1s and arrives At San
dusky at tn = 4
1920 p. M.-NI9HT EXPREss-stopsat At Grafton.
NoLWalk, mour0eVille, Clyde, and fremont, and
arrives at Toledo 81 y; p r.; Detroit 6s0o A. n;
R1d Chtosso ct 10 80 A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Oonnsotio1E sre made Gt MonroeEfIIs with the Ban.
eusky, Mansfield Newark R.R, At Clyde with tho
banduakTi Dayton Cincinnati =. e., at fremont
with Fremont Indiana II. R., sud al TOledo with
she @ichtgan southern Northern Indiana and To-
lsdO Wabash Railroads for chicago, Detroit, jack
son, Fort Wayne Logsnsport, Lafayette, Cairo, Al
5on, ST LoUiE and all points West, Northwest and
Southwest.
rrslns arrive IN Cleveland ron Toledo and tie
West at s;a5 A M.,-2.45 ?. NJ and Sh5 p H. From
SandrsEy at s:25 A. - u. ID. RuOkERt Sup'f.
Cleveland. November IS, 1853
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Dr.. Viehois' Female Monthly Pills,

the only genuine Female Pills in the United States
NOTICE TO LADIEs.-NO article Of medicine intended
Tor the exclusive use Of Females that has ever made
Its appearance, has met with such universal success
as these celebrated Pills No disease is 50 little un
9erstoOd, and consequently badly treated female
diseases. These Pills the result Of much study
and careful experience in all varieties Of female COM
plaints and in all cases Of Irregularities suppression
leucorrhBa or whites, Inflammation Of the bladder
kidneys and womb and loss Of nervous energy their
use Is above al praise. Among the many thousands
that have used them IN all parts Of the Union none
speak Ill OF themi for all like them They contain no
mercury no iron, steel, deadly oils Their use
can do no harm, and when used according to dirso-
GOns, they always do good
n. b. Married ladies' who have reason to believe
themselves IN the family way, should not use them
a. y their action on the womb, miscarriage would
be the consequence.
Pr1ce-sl per box Persons sending for Pills viii
enclose one dollar aud two pOstsss stamps.
Several persons knowing the efficacy Of these Pills
nave al yertssd IS being agents for Dr. Tohcls' Ps
and selling worthless pilI.
N b. The genuine Nichols' Female Italian Pills
cannot be found at any other place il the UnitsC
Ohio.
Dr. Hunter has IN his possession numerous cprrth-
Gates and testimonials which relieved and hsuuV pa
tlents nave rendered him. aad have kindly neTmitted
MIN 70 exhibit 10 those desirous Of his services
"a once hours from A. N. to sP. n. OctI5dAH
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FARMS AND OUT PROPERTY

FARMS AND OUT PROPERTY.
Barn and Fruit.
Sedar St-ll acres, With acres Of grapes.
hast Cleveland-Near EuClid-St aad Wilson "a
modetn improvements, Barn, ~ acres land win
Fruit, &c. For $500.
~ Also, large number Of Farms, Out-Lots
PwelllnRl, 40 too numerous TO advertise decl6
! LITTLE, DEALER In REAL
eaAs ESTATE Railroad aud other Stocks Has on
esnd large lot Of Farzna end Farming IIande IN
ms state, Iowa v iso0nsin and Illinois,
- 0fleS over 10. 80, south side Of Pab. square
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I AND OFFICB.-H. Il. LITTLE
4 4 has constantly on hand large number OF In
proved Farms Tor sale for cash or On time Also
variety OF City and Village Property; and choics
Farming Lerds in lows, Wisconsin and Misaouri
Enlch ne viii oxchauge Tor Farms, City or Persone
I'd floor. ne, ~ y
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q EAL ESTATE.-E. n. KEYEF.
SSensd Real Estate Ofics In ROuEe's Block cornSF
. SupsEior-st and Public Square, and hRsoonstanty
On hand several thousand acres OF rst quality FaTns
tnH Lands In the States ofIows, Wisconsin and air,
so1r e exchange for city country propsrty aso5
or l-Etnd5 Of norsonsl P-cBsrty. Psrsos5h ssid,
\ shsszATy -.-1a.5ss
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sos no. AtEstsr Buildias. Entrance throaSh
the Insurance Once Of n. 7. BraYtoR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-14
Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

DowLISG-On Monday, Dec. 10, at his residence,
40 Ahsntic e. Brooklyn, Michael Bowling, In thu
Saith year Of hls age.
His body viii b. taken to the Church Of Our LADY
OF Mercy Debeyoise A. at l0q oelock, A. NJ, where
Requiem Hisb Mas will be celebrated. PROM there
his remains will he taken 70 the Cemetery Of The
Holy Crors, Flatbush. for intermsut. His IeLatiyes
and friends are invited 10 attend the funeral With
out further notice To ts buried to-day, Dee l4th,
lS64. us
HESERf1on Tuesday, Dec. 18Th. 1854 OF ION.
sumption, Edward A. Henery, s0u ot George and
Margaret Hepery, aged 22 years and months.
The funeral Will ,at place THIN sday afternoon,
18th inst, At o'clock. nom the Tesidenca Of his
father, lSS East I'D 81 The relatives and friends
Of the family are respectfully invited TO attend
without further notice. TI
McGRAN-on Dec. 18th, Cstbsrine McIrsn. 4 ma
tive Of ireland, aged Is year, and months.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respeet
fully invited 10 attend the funeral this w
afternoon, Dec, H. At O'Clock, from her father's
house, Benson ST. Melrosa, Wesehester Co., n. YS1I
sTEAD-0n Tuesday evening, Dec. 18Th, 1864
Charlotte, wife Of j. e. Stead, 6ss sixth ave- In her
10th year
Funeral to he held on Thursday, at O'Clock, P. u
st the 81. Johns Ind NJ. Church, 4lst 81 near 6u.
ave- ISL
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BROOKLYN.

ELECTION OF CHIEF ENGINEER or TIE
BRooKlNs FIEH DRPAHTNsST.-The biennial cleo
ton Of Chief Engineer Of the Brooklyn Fire De-
partmem twestern Dlstrie,) took place last even
ing, and passed Cd as usual, in very quiet and
orderly manner The candidates were Mr. John
Cunningham, the present incumbent and Mr..
David Simpson, Of No. 90 Engine. The diieren.
companies voted Al their respective engine houses
between the hours Of I and O'Clock. The ballots
were conveyed to Fireman's Hall in Henry street,
where they were csnysssed, aud the result sh owed
that Mr.. Cunningham was elected by large ma.
iority
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sMsur, o. toe work,ny wonohs Protective
mon. ~. l3 Chambers street, from February
isth to December 18Th, 1sCl: