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B. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U. S. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III suuerJOr Rt.

LOANS.
Commission al owed to Subsoribers.)
RS-U. s. Bonds Of 1881, 5-2O'a. 1O-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all pther Government Securities pur-
chesed and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bought
and sould at best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made at all accessible points. incur
rent funds converted at lowest. Revenue Stamps
for sale. oc4
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LOCAL NOTICES.


4 meeting of those who contributed a
fund for the benefit of the drafted men in
the Fifth Ward, will be held at W. ].
Brockman's Office this evening at half past
seven o'clock. All the contributors are
earnestly requested 10 be present.
octl3:172
Starr has "G0dey5' for November and
sells it for 25 cents. The Ledger and New
York Weekly and Mercury cents. No.
2O4 Superior street.
The next, Eleventh, Annual Meeting of
the Cleveland Congregational Conference
will be held at Strongsville on the third
Tuesday of October, 18th inst, at o'clock
P. NJ.
Each Church is expected to send two del
egates. J. W. DUSHAN,
octI3:172:wIt Register.
FLAGS AND BANNERS" Banners yellow,
GOLDEN, glorious. Edgar 4. Poe.
Orders promptly filed.
G. W. CRoWEII,
Octl2:l72 No. 197suPerior street.
If you are so far behind the age as not to
have used that popular gem for the toilet,
Fragrant SozodOnt, put if off no longer, but
go at once to your nearest druggist, and get
bottle. You will never regret it.
Sold by all Druggists: Oct1OeodI69.
NoTIcE.-There will be, this evening, a
meeting in the Colorcd Methodist Church.
on Ohio street, to hear the report of the
delegates who went to the Syracuse Colored
Convention. GEORGE VOsBURsH,
Octl2 Chairman of Committee.
NOTICE.-Private families or proprie-
tors of boarding houses, who are desirous
to take medical students to board during
the coming session of the Charity Hospital
Medical College, will please send their
address, with statement of accommodations
and terms, to GUSTAV c. E. WEBER,
Dean of the Faculty,
Office corner of Euclid and Public Square.
Cleveland, Oct. 10th, 1854.
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&pss-O1tieE GltaR 6abIE.
1884. Summer Arrangements 1854.
FOR THE
ARRIVA AND CLOSING OF MAILS
AT THE
.OLEV VELAND POST-OFFICE

cOEHEECTEs MONDAY, NAY leTH, 1854.
~ Mails Will be opened and ready for delivery
one hour sitter arrival Of trains.
ssS- All Mails close Ons hOur before departure Of
trains
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THE TROTFIEG MEETING.

Great TrOtting Match Yesterday
- Lady Riley wins in 2.Sz.---GreRf
trOtting match tO-day.---TrOtting and
pacing match tomorrow.
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CRY UNION CENTRAL CLUB.-There WAL be
= meeting of the City Union Central Tub
at its Headquarters, No. 19, West sideoi the
Public Square, near the Court House, this
evening, October 18th, at II o'clock
A full attendance of the officers of the
Union Ward Clubs is urgently requested, as
business Of great importance must be trans
acted.
By order'of the President.
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CoRREcT1oEs.-rhe error 0f compost ?
made us state that the Union vote of the
Sixth Ward was sos instead of COS, in our
election tables this morning. A similar
error made us give the vote of the Eleventh
as Union 1872, Democratic 2Oz, instead of
Union 2O2, Democratic S92, as it should
haYe been.
One or two other slight errors occurred
in the returns, which our readers have pro-
baby noticed ere this.
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THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RI

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RE-
I CE4VE at his Office, l3T Walsr street, up 20
Monday, the 18th Of October next Proposals. for the
purchase Of Frame H0uss, Barn and other i'm
proY6ments on the Wend Ter Property, north sids
Of Cedar street, near Hudson, recently purchasad
by the city for the erection o. School Houss for
tho 9Th Ward thereon.
Terms cash. But reasonable time for the re-
muv | Of che property will be given TO suit the.
convenience Of the purchaser.
D. A DANGLER.
sep2717s Chairmsn Sehoo1 Gsr,,
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
AoRNlRe LEADER OFFIOE, /
WEDNEEs DAY EVENING, Oct. IL, 1854. :

The receipts OF Grein by rail for the "a hours
ending At half past one O'Clock to-day are IS fol
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photographic Stpfk.

DHOTOGRAPaIC ALBUMS, AT
? S7v York prices.
2. n. DOJGLAs : CO..
lTe SupsriOr-st.
ARTISTS MATERIALS 80 WTEDs0Ris AHB
HewtoGs S3d GnuPirb Oh and Water Coiors, Et
r 2 DOUGLAS 4 cos,
lfp SupeFi0r-st
OVAL SQUARE GILT g05 EWOOO FRAMES
st P. i. DOGELAS 4 cos,
i79 Supsrior-st.
eBOrOGRAPH COPIES yF GELEBRATEp
Paintings and 80 cravings, u
4. \. OOpGEAS & cos,
lTs supericr-st.
'tAkTEs DE VfSITE" or CELEBRATEr
aien and W1msn. and Paimsr's Marbles at
2. p. DOUGLAS & cos,
1T9 Slpsri0r-st
FINE ENGRAVTNG5 OF DISTINGUISHED MEH
At r. n. DGUGbAS L cos,
E1r'A' 20 ggnartor-- --t
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Starr has Cooley" for November and
sells it for 25 cents. The Ledger and New
York Weekly and Mercury cents. No.
2O4 Superior street.
oct I9#
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Silver Ghaius.

NIGY RAIRS
- AND -
SILV Rim @ s.
An unlimited stock, al styles and prices. Chain
from 81 60 70 $780, Rings, trOm plain silver kins
At 10 cents to an elabcratsy engraved Locket Ring,
i1laid with gold, At 5000.
We have the exclusive sale for this city Of all
goods manufactured BY A. L. RO07, CT MedinA, bott
solid gold and silver, and they are msae cypress.
" for our trade We know they are pure coin s75s7
Dealers are requested to call and examine
Ehoiessie and Retail In any quantity.
n. BUET,
0look and Matchmaker, lis SHperior-st
Esy20-G2
NEETS FURNISHING GUODS OF
Taylor, GBIsWoLD / CO.,
stVs2 II SnreTioI ar 81
DREAKFAST CAPES--SONTAGs
Dand EuhiSs, in great varsety.
TAYLOR, GRISWObD & CO.,
sepH 2l7 Superior street
DLUE, WHITE, BLACK AND RED
DIvOry Jsvelry-aatirsly new designs just re
es:yss :ys5 " 1877 HSdssII Tos ma Rap..
NENTS- WRAPPERS & DRAWERS
Jof every description.
TAYLOR, GRIswOLD 4 CO.;
eps2 2l7 supe for ssreet.
IVORY SLEEVE BUTTONS-JUST
Ireoeived by OOWLEs A CO.,
aug25 1S7 Wed dell Houss
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FRAVELER's REGISTER.

~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF tht
shove Trains or Boats viii be called for BY Coaches
at the Omnibus ONCE, f47 Superior street, next
door to tho Weddell House.
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1TROTTING AND PACING.
CLEVELAND DRIVING PARK.
October I2th, l3fh and I4th.

TIL f TRIO TIN q NJ EETING
For the Fall of 1854, will commsune on
Wednesday, October 18th,
And Continue Three bays, cOmmancing g precisely at
o'clock each day.
FIRST TDAY-WEDNEsDAY OCTOBER 18th
Trotting Purse, $500. Mile heats, three in ave
harness. Free for ali Horses
THURSDAY, I3th.-TTOtting Purse, $500. Two
mile heats 20 harness. Free for ell Horses.
FRIDAY, I4th.-rrotting Purse $500 Mile
heats, three IN ye to harm S. with inside stake OF
SlOD- Free the WO Ia.
SAME DAY, Second Race-paefng Pursa som
with inside stake Of $50, mile heats three in fve
Free for all Horses.
The above Races are to Be governed by the Rules
ofthe Union Track, Long Island. The entries in
all cases, must be made by 10 Oc Ock the night pre-
yi0us to tie Race, at ths Angi House. Tea per
cent. entries on the above purses. In all cases
thr, e entrits are required, and two to start
The Horses that will eontend in the above Trots
are all frst-olass Horses.
MOFFisey, Lady Riley, John M'Kenney,
Quaker Boy,
And several Other5 Of the same class will contend
tor the above purses The purses will be paid from
the stand at tie timd or b. dtcisOn Of the Judges
The above Purses aud footing are Opsh TO all
Horses, owned in the United state Flora Temple
not excepted II IS believed that the ssteat time
male in this country will b. sho8n at the
above meetiug, as the Horses engaged 10 be here.
nave no suporiors ia ihi5 country The HOr5ss
above named r5 entered and will positively start
Tsople from the surrounding country will not be
disappointed by any failure rf the above trOtting
taking place. The Eaces Wlll be conducted BY welk
Known gentlemon Of this city. sufficient Police
Force viii be Ia attendance and order and deco
run will be guaranteed. The most feslidiOus can
attend without sar Of any o. the proprieties Of
eisty being interfered wi y
J. P ROSs Angler Hnuse,
Ocs.I72 Giegeiand, Ohio.
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UTRAW HAT BLRACHlNG, DYE.
DISs, ALTERING and PEEssiEs.-Eaviug Just
turned from the East, 1 am prepared. ty the aid ol
experienced hands, to do any WORK iu this iino as
we'll in felt End beaver hats, in the best possible
manner and most fashionable stYls.
EBED'K OCRlAA
French Steam Dye iiousl
mHrl4 lu3 and Ia 5. u3ca steel.
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All other goods at corresponding prices.
An early call will ensure-a good selection
from full cases. No..lO5 Superior street,
near Water. octIl:I72
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9yFtu9.
4 NEW INVENTIONI
- All who want to have their
KID GLOVES coLoRED

10 the best manner, without unpleasant odor OF
5oing the inside Of the Glove, got them done al
Jos. UMLALFTS
Forest City Dyeing Establishment,
su3O:i79 No. III Seneca 81, OPP. City Hotel.
EOREST CITY DYEING ESTAB-
& LIsHMENT,
No III Seneca street, opposite City Hotel.
ESTABLISHED 1883.
Sos. UHliGuft, sole Proprietor.
Recommended By the State Fair Of ohio, 1867.
Dyeing and Cleaning IN all their branches. Please
cali and examine goods in the store and md the
difference compared with other y shop, as We
finish all our goods by steam machinery and press-
es. aHag.'79
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A ADMINISTRATORS SALE


A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-ON
GAWednesdsy, the 9th day of October, 1854, at
two O'Clock P. NJ, the premises will be sold to
the highest bidder the following real estate as the
property Of william ". CusTesd, deceased to Wit:
Situate in tbs Township Of East OleTeland, county
Of Ouyahoga and State of Ohio, in lot No. 399, and
is bounded as follows: Beginning at a stone in tEe
centre Of the road leading North from PhiTip W.
Custeeds and at the junction of the Crawford road
thence North 35' East ten l0) chains aud seventy
nine (79) links to stone at the south corner of
Msrys land; thence North 80 West seven On chains
and eighty four (S4) links through the centre of a
hedge fence to al Usage orange sapling; thenceWts
i've % chain EEd fit, mine (5g) links to stone In
the centre Of the road and the No tn side of said
lot; thence South ~ West sixteen 40 chains and
sixty -four 6il ,Lk3 to the place Of beginning con-
tanning seven and twenty -four hundredths 7zi-lOO
acres. Appraised at 81, SEQ.
Terms of Ssle-0ne third down. one-thfrd in thir.
ty davs, and the balance in sixty days.
Administrator Of W. ". Custead, deceased.
ELwELL q MARVIN, Attorneys.
Cleveland, Sept. q, 1874. sep27:l7sTuGFn
WE HAVE A BETTER ASSORT-
w MENT of Dress Goods and sell them ch aper
than you can buy them anywhere else.
TAYLOR, GRIsW0LD co.,
sep1 2l7 Superior street.
T AIDES OLOTH-IN THE DIF
i lIFEBENT shades of Tan-just opened.
TAYLOR, GRISW0BD 4 Co
sep' BIT sHPe rior stTo
NEW SILVER wARE-JUsT Re.
IN oeived at C0WLEs',
uiysf (ey WeddaIl HouhAR
DKINTS-ALL MAKES OF AMER
i loan Prints in new Fall Patterns
TAYLOR, GRISWOLD d CO.,
sep2I 2l7 Superior street.
NEW LOT OF IVORY JEELRY
IN Just received st COWLEs cos,
asp9 1877 WeddaI House
NREASE SPOTS.-OF ALL THE
VI different sorts Of Benzine for removing grease
spots, Hegeman's Is decidedly the best. ''Hsge-
mans Concentrated Benzfne " for sale bv
CHUROHILB& B BROTHER.
~ Our new location 1S8 o 9 tario street. augs
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FLAGS AND BANNERS Banners yellow,
goiden, glorious. Edgar 4. Poe.
Orders promptly filled.
G. ". CRoWELL,
Octl2:l72 No. 1877 Superior street.
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B.Y. MONET MARSIET---Set. IL.
BY TELEGRAPH-I
MOney-Staady at 3 ct.
Sterling ESchaBGo-St tsady at l0s for gold.
GOEd-Irregular and excited; Openin- at 20S =,
declining TO 2o2, advancing to 214, declining TO
20z15, sud closing at 2O45<.
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Coming SooN.-M'lle. Camilla Urso, the
celebrated Yiolinist, is soon to give one or
two concerts in this city.
The time and place are not yet announc-
cd, as arrangements for Hall, Ee., are not
c. mpleted. The agent is in the city, and
definite announcements will be made in a
day or two.
TowysaIP RETURNS We have the follow
ing additional returns from townships in
this county:
Union. Dem
Midleburgh. ..--.....--...2l5 81
..-..-..l09 q
% maj
A BIG HAUL OF. ScLxPs.-If the police
had an easy time on election day, they had
their hands full Of business yesterday.
They arrested, in the streets, twenty-one
pickpoekets, thieves, &c. who had come
on from the East, it was supposed, to ply
their delicate avOeation during the term
of the races.
The police conjecture nov, however, that
they are mostly bounty jumpers, who have
turned their faces west ward, as they now
claim to be on their way to Nashville. The
whole squad of them was to have been
driven out of the city lsst night, and we
suppose the purpose of tho police was put
in execution.
We understand the police were, last
night, on track of another squad of the
wolves.
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In preparation two new plays-" Jessie McLainp
and Brian, the last OF His Race
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amnstmsuis.

Tomorrow night, BENEFIT of Mr., c. W oonl
dock.
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Dy OTutIlOI Int ITe3IUeHL,
HENRY n. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY a. lss4-wrH SUPPLEMENT-


WILLIAMSBURG AUCTIoN.-a " KELSEY. AUG.
~ uoneer VIII sell at public auction Tuesday. April
70 commencing 81 bali past clock the Household Fur
nturc contained Ia the three story brown stone front
House situated on the southeast Bedford
snd Ross street In part OF Paror Fur
nture Pier Glass Carpets Bureaus Kitchen Furniture.
6c. &c. Terms cash. In baukable money
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a-u~----
1'HEATRE FRANcAIs-NIBLo's CONCERT sALooGl
a Box office 6T3 Broaiway
SATURDAY, Aprif %, 1864
LA DAME DE SAINT TRoPEy
drama ia i've acts, b. NJ Denny.
Doors AZ Il curtain TO rise at Tt
Thursday, April 2s-Beneht OF Mr.. PAUL JUfGNET
MOSrJ0Is BY OCTAVE FEUILLBT
NOTICE To MANAGERS
IN rag MARTINETTI AND MARZETTI CoaPAsv
OF PANTOMlMIsTS.
having Just concluded OF the engage
meuts o record, at the
TACON THEATRE, HAVANA
beg to the commencement OF
ST CHARLES. NEW ORLEANS.
the 18th or April. t0mmencingat
PIXIES OPERA HOUSE. CINCINNATI,
the 9Th OF June, for three weeks Commencing gha
LOUISVILLE THEATRE, LOUISVILLE. KY.
the eth OF June Commencing AZ the
ST. LOUIS THEATRE ST LOUIS MO.
on the ith Of July and continuing for tour weeks
All applications FOR time must be made by letter adtessa
y. G. CURRAN Business Manager
81 Broome street. New York.
r~r>~@~7-~~~-~~~~~---@~~-~-~---~
For Amuse ments and Other Advertise
ments See Ninth and Tenth Pages.
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

RrrPIcrAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO ORDER AND
a iossrtaa ~ Ora BAUCH aud r GoUoBLMASN
1ormerS smtaarsa y aossocnsay, q Pasis,
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Henry II. LEEDS. A CO, AycTIoNgRRs HOUSE.
:. sacton on SATURDAY, April 81 81 Io, ceioci, 81 our
ing Of Brussels and Ingram Carpe carved God and
mahogany Suits Extension Dining Tables rosewood marble
ny marble Top Centre gabes e,ss.nt g frame Mirrors OH
ard Pulews, Straw Beds China. crockeu aaa 0lanwsgS
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WIN. Writer'S, AUCTI0NEER-wTLL SELL. THIS
day 1.-TWO o'clock q 80 Canal street one Parton suit
10 reps one in haircoh, Centre Dining and Tea Tables
two Mante and four Pier Mrrors Lace and Damask Cur
tans, elegant Medallion Velvet Tapestry. Threeply In.
grain, Stalk, and other Carpets; Oiclsths Kuss Mats ac
mahogauy black walnut and Bedseads; Hair
other Mattresses Feather Beds Bedding marble Dress
ing Bureaus Washstasds China osss Silver Wars. ward
robes Stoves Lounges Cane and other Chars With
yss Of other goods also fov ave asw cad secoaS asns
TAuossSx Aad aLher CsrpNsA
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A Ivan Q. BAKER 4 CO, AUcTIoNEERs.
& 1Inao.,.,o ALBERT HAYWOOD, Auctioneer.


rIAsoFoRrE DRAWING ROOM rUksl fEiaY En- Es
,,r, BRoCApE AND LACE CURTAINS
VELVET AMP sRd skqssELs yAsfE on PAINTINGS
DRESDEN ASD sEvREs CHINA VASES.
many rare '9 al 'oiH Al articles Of ''
Attn. e.s,, On this day tEaay Apr e. r..
IN. .o,.u Sale commencing com en- a. II O'Clock
trends and the public TO THIS sa the comprising
dc offered auction season sac peremptory
Drawing Rooms-saperb SUITS Of Furniture covered
ss 81
Secretary and Bookcase Centre Tables ss.u
60 match oimolu and Dresden China Ornaments. Marble
sasuary bronze Figures Oil Paintings by eminent artists
MAaSIFIcESTF7 octave ROSEWOOD PiANoroETE.
Sss
~
'Ess o%,s;, sSsses lei
Glaze saite ;. Hair =, and Bus sprns Mattrs.sss. 2
soss GM
Toilet ss's mahogany Sofas Bedstesds Chairs Rockers
Eng ssnd this sale take Firth sixth avenue cars Or
tel leaving Sixteenth few doors from the
"A O HAYWOOD Aucioneer...superb Household Fur.
s : s sS b re %
ana na
White aasswars Table Cutlery. Silver Plated Ware
nare Brussels Carpets Esserss Bookcase Tables Pier
sp n PsHss
Seers octave rosewood Pianoforts Stool and Cover;
Sommodes Hair and Spring Mattresses, holsters Pillows
ture.
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a UCrfON NOTICE -.
rs q, io O'Clock at the suction rooms ~ Nassau street
nrsnsnec OF SAFE. also OF Furniture comprising
faror SUITS Carpets Mirrors Bockc.sss Extension Dining
srssses PsiiIassss, Lounges. Bnameed Chamber suits,
e. asdhos with ioi Of once Furniture, DESKS, de.
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HENRY H. LEEDS 4 90, AUCTIONEERs
IL SUfERB AND RECHERcHE PRIVATE COLLEO.
TON on PAINTINGS AND STArUARY
hENhf ii. LEEDS GO. will sell al auction Thursday
evening April IS at III O'Clock at the old Dusseldorf
Gallery, 6A8 Broadway. next door below
ax,, Tiffany Co
SUPERB AND RECHERCHE PRIVATE COLLECTIOn
OF PAINTINGS AND sTATUARY-
hsng the entire gallery OF Br00king ESQ., OF this city.
anu purchased by him principally in Europe from the
s during the past six and sold only the owner
ABOUT leaving to reside in Europe We can confidently
say that this collection will be found equally interesting
with those heretofore by Anon. other choice
artists are the following
Professor I'D. Hidebrand. OF BeriaL
Jobbe Dnval of Paris
Springer Of Amsterdam.
Louis Haghe Of London
Fiorent Nilians of Brussels.
X. lie Poitevn. of Paris
Louis Meyer. Of the Hague.
J. Couture, .of Paris.
y. c. Koek Koek.
+ Isabey.
Beckab OF Berlin
H. g. Ten Kate. OF amsterdam.
r. Bossuet. of Brussels
Guileman Of Paris
Troyon, A. Acheubach, Qudn.
Lambnet Boddington, Coutoursr.
Linton.
and other equally distinguished artists They will be ready
for exhibition on and after Wednesday, 10Th instant
above.
STATUARY
Statuette ~ Bartoni Innocence and Fidelity, from the
collection OF the late Joseph Bonaparte portrait OF
his daughter. the Princess Canine when n child.
n b-No other pictures but those belonging this col
lection VIII be offered in this SALE
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IL II. LEEDS a CO. will sell at auction Saturday.
April 2 At 1923 o'clock, at the residence East Twenty
thrd s near Lexington avenue elegant Household fufn
ture-vevct Brussc and Ingram Carpets superb car
rosewood sn elegant rosewood Suit In satin brocade
Bureaus superb Brocade and Lace window Curtains Ell
tension bmnr Table. Dining Chairs Buffet, China Dinner
set, &C bedrooopms.Rosewooa marble top Dressns B,
reAus, Beadseads Hair Mattresses Straw Pail
iasses Feather Beds Boisters and Pows mahogany Fur
nture and rosewood Furniture China Crockery ass aud
Kitchen Ware. All In good order.
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INxECuroR's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ &C. BENJAMIN r. FAIRCHID, Auctioneer-On Sat-
ur,ay April 20 att NJ at No 3 vandam street
and Bedding Brussels Tapestry and Ingram Carpets OIL
cloths, Mirrors Curtains and Cornices Crockcry Glass
ware, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
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A DniAN H. MULLER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A Building Plots Crisskill Station ADRIAN III.
MULLER, r K. WILKINS CO, will sell At auction on
Friday April - At o'clock at the Exchange salesroom
Hi Broadway
Twenty two acresof Land in the township OF Hackensack
Bet gen county. NJ d. half mile from Crsskl formerly
Lower Coster) Station, the Northern Railroad IL miles
FROM New York The land Is situated an elevation,
bounded roads, and has ample frontage WO fect
FOR properly divided The locality one Of the best
the road aud It's accessibility 10 the cty makes desira
be esther nve stment for Improvement The at
tsn.on OF merchan bank and insurance Offices IL invited
90 this sale The and viii be sold In two plots Of eleven
acres each.
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EoR SALE-AT AUCTION. THE VALUABLE PRO-
pertv situated the northeast OF First and
South Eighth Streets Williamsburg. directly opposite the
ferries. VIII be sold Monday. April rs At Il O'Clock by
A. H. MULLER, NJ the Merchants Exchange Saesrooni
Ne. Ill broadway, New YORK.
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LOT or FRENCH PEAR TREES, BEST vARIE.
"A ss lust steamer and for sale at auction
Eatnrdsy sd inst, al IL o'clock, At IS Cedar street.
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| pLeEcKER. AucrIoNEER- PARTITION SALE

BLEECKER AUCrfONEER.-PARTITfoN SALE
IA of valuable Property nj Fordham.-By order of the
Supreme Court will be sold at public auction BY A. J.
BLEECKER auctioneer, on the premises. Thursday,
Russes The abnye lands generally known
part Of the farm OF the late Thomas Bassord deceased
being seventy acres adjoining the Harlem Rail
road fordham ana running along me westerly side oil
oad toward fremont. consisting of woods meadows
nd orchards laid In plots Of from two 10 eight
Will ais be sold, number OF Building Lots the rail-
road depot VIII also be Sold the large stone Mansion for
eriy occupied by the late Mrs Bassord. For maps and
further particulars apply to the auctioneer II Cedar
aud 20 FHrLo T. RuGGLEs, No. IS Nassau street.
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a GENTLEMAN IN GOOD CIRCUMSTANCES
N wishes corresponds nee with Afeconats cop6dina
young lady or widow with view 20 marmony. Address
conhdentiaiy Hamilton, station ID.
DR. GAY AND FESTIVE BLUE JACKET AGED
I'D twenty called handsome By his friends wishes 10
correspond with some handsome young lady between the
ages OF sevsnteen and nineteen with Wow 70 masrnouy
hH term service having srpred the 80 Of january
but volunteered to stop for the Red river expedition Ad
dress Eugene Periue, on board Of the av e,ubos.
LAT yetts Mississippi aotiila, vie Cairo, III