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TIE best place to buy Pianos and Melo-
deons is at Sanford & Co.'s, 164 Superior
street Call and satisfy yourselves that this
Is no idle boast. Mathews, the tuner, makes
his headquarters there. jan 2T:I36
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PROBATE CoURT-The Probate Court
was in session yesterday, it being the first
Monday in the month. No business of i'm
portance was transacted.
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THURSDAY, FEB. 18Th, 1864
Two Houses and Lots,

N-W-HI
AT AUCTION. o. CUTTER SoN
0, OUTER & SON viii sell on Thursday, Febru-
IVY 18th, on the prem sss the following described
property, viz:
HOUSE sND LOT 104 EUCLID-ST.
Two story Brick House. with Basement well built
Gas and Water, with fixtures. Also, good frame
Barn on same premises Lot 81 feet front and L25
eet deep running through to HurOn-St.
HOUSE AND Lor 106 EUCLID SF,
Two story Brick House, with Basement, we'll built
Gas and Water, with fixtures Lot 2S feet front and
us eet deep, running through to Huron st.
Terms OF SALE One fourth cash at time of sale /;
balance in one, two and three years.
eale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. II.
hsS-FOr further particulars enquire OF Braytou &
stO5kwell, No. Atwaier Bailding, Of o. Cutter
Son, BanK-St. janis l35
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A Coon SHAvE.-The man that wants
one will find it at GOettler's Saloon, on Bank
Street, next door south of the Angler House
entrance.
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Go snd take your friends to hear Mrs
Gage at Brsinard's Hall this evening.
feb. 2:I36.
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For Coughs, Colds, and ToOthachs, use
Porter's Cure of Pain. We have tried il
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable sntidOts in all cases. TruHabuH Dem
oeYdt.
Sold by all druggists. Price 25cts.
VI. L. PORTER, Proprietor,
noy2:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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CATURDAY, JAN. 3O1H, 1864.
Furniture, Books, sewing Machine,
Oil Paintings, &c,

o. CUTTER son will sell on Saturday, January
30th, at their Auction boon, Bank st., co nmencgng
aE 10 O'Clock, lot of Furniture, &C., consisting Of
one Rosewood Book Case, BureauF, Bed ,teads Wash
Sands Chairs, Tables Carpets N attrasses Fine on
Paintings aBd Eugratiugs- in frHmts, Fancy krti-
cles, UiOcks 200 70 umes Medical and Miscellaneous
Works a variety Of Uroc kerry and Glass Ware, q c.
Aho-One Singer SswiI g Machine, in complete or
der. Cash at time OF sale. fap27 Ia
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LosF 100000 TEETH. - But Professor
Leauresu's POLLEN OF Roszs is at hand.
Bo wise and buy. DoE'T WAIT FoR THE
TOOTHiCHE. For sale By Druggists. cots
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ID, W. GAGE,

Licensed war Claim Agent.
Collects BountIes Pensions, Back Pay, Prize Monsy
and other War Olaims.
ETParsouE Attention Is given 70 the prosecution
Of Claims in the Departments at Washington.
BEAIl persons having Claims should apply IN per-
son, or " letter, at once, and shoy Will receive
Q. W. GAGE,
ootIs-R8 i6s Sgperior-st., Cleveland, o.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-NothiDg of In
tsrest transpired in this Court yesterday.
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7UgTHRgg ROTTOKs.

FLAGS AND BANNRRs.I
Orders promptly filed. Address
CIV. CROWELL & CO.,
Rn2s:IgI 2Il superior-st., Cleveland, Chic.
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" A N T e d!
fractional Certificates c. c. &C. Stock
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOB
GOLD, SILVER, U. S. INTsT. COUPONS

Canada Money,
BY E.B. HALF, BANKER,
Ill superiGr-St,
R%Agent for the purchase and sale of
Government Bonds.
B%Uncurrent Funds converted at Low
est Rates. febI
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TwKLVE months among the contrabands
Mrs. Gage at Brainard's Hall this evening.
feb. s:I36.
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ON TINE.

An the Daily and Weekly Papers are now
received on time at Bakers, 259 Superior
Street. ian23.
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VALENTINES.

VALENTINES VALENTINES
Of every style and price, from ore cent to
ten dollars, for sale Wholesale and retail at
Bakers News Rooms, 259 Superior Street,
and Hofman's Block, near The Postofiee.
ian %
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UST-ON SUPERIOR Sp., BETWEEN
IJ.M NJ HIT Howsr's and Hover HiEbes's
store, POrtemonnaie, containing some eight dol
lars o. mOnsy. belonging 20 W ID. Soldiers sid So-
ciety. hs find viii b5 suitably rewarded by ieay
fng Il at the Leader Odios jan25-3t
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oLETELASD, Ohio, WLsHIseToS, D. G.,
No. Lymsn's Block, No. 44S Ninth St.
Near the Ceurt House.
We are authorized by Government to collect
sfOO Bounty
due discharged soldiersi also, the widow, ehil-
dren, and rightl1l heirs ofsli deceased soldIersi
also
to which every discharged soldier was DIS
ahledin the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
:or soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phsn sisters, as they are seEerslly entitled un-
der the lRs. Also,
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or osshed. Also,
Prize Money,
Money due enlisted three months men !;
money due teamsters, and every other class OF
claims growing out Of this or any other Wsr.
We slso pay special attention 70
PATENTS.
~ Avoid Claim and PaIent AEenIs who
aFe not Licensed.
We publish TIE soLDIEE's FBIESD,'' paper
much interest to soldiers aad their heirs.
Send us your name and stamp, and we will send
acopy iree, or twelve copies, one each month,
for 25 cents.
Apply 70 Us IN person or Dy letter. with stamp
spd your business sha have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after We have &C.
eomplishsd what We undertake.
septic Q. G. BRUCE.
CLEVELAND WOOLEN SIILLs,
A. q Z. 0. POPE
srFsflpisndents, Manufacturers and Dealers in
81 kinds OF
woe OLEN eODs,
Consisting Of Plslz Fancy
cAJSJNERES,
D0ESKIEE,
9ATTIEETS,
UNIONS,
FLANEELS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETC.
A good stock constantly on hand, adapted to
fhe Western Market
MzrFet prices paId for Wool and Pelts, in Cssh
or Manufactured Goods
once and salesroolns,
NO. es WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
au2-Rs
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GROCERIES 4 PROVISIONS.

TEAS.-CHoICE GRTEN AND BLACK
TEAS, Of every description, selected wi b great
care from cent imp rtatiOns. Those Wro Ike good
fragrant Tea, viii do well TO Give u call.
For sale by CHURCHILL \ BIO,
jan29 New l. .cation-l25 Ontario-St.
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Roas e Prsntls.' Prov,.rva Market Re-

hoss @ Frentlss' ProyIHI0h Market Re-
port
The following are the rates charged by them:
Hamg-SHRnr- cured premium Hams, 2 b. .........l3o
Y.
ehoatderG-Sugar-cured y &c
BRcon-Or Smoked Sides y h-.........-........ lie
Lard-Prime leaf, kettle-rend'ed in bbl8 p b.l33<c
Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs = B..i35So
PoEk-No. mess y bbl.....,,...,., vi, 90
Extra clear y .l22, 90
~ No extra charge made for packages or carriage
70 railroad depOts or boats Ali articles are warrant
ed strictly prime and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filled Our sugar-cured Hams and
kettle-rendered Lard took the first premium at the
late Ohio State Fair. ROSE & PRENrISS,
Nos. I42, IA and I45 Ontario-st., Cleveland
iulyER25
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02

Cooley, Peterson, Atlantic and Continental
Magazines for February, for sale at Bakers,
25e Superior Street. JANIS
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Go early to secure seats at Mrs. Cages
Lecture this evening. feb. 2;I36,
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FINAN CIAL.

MI. MONEY RIARKET-Feb,I 1.
IBY FEIHGRAPH.I
GOld-57H.
Government Stocks-Markss nrmer with good
demand.
United States Sixes Of 1881, coupons ......I07
Shlted STATES Skies OF 1881, registered lN5
Seven-Thirty Treasury Notes........-lO 56In779
Oue year 81
United States Skies Five
State Stocks
Tennessee Sixes...... ,........ ... ST
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C. G. BRUCE.

LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
OLEvELAED, Ohio, WAsHISeToE, D G.,
No. Lymsn's Block, No. 44S Ninth st.
Near the Ceurt House.
We are authorized by Government to collect
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DoN'r fail to hear Mrs. Gage this even.
Jog. feb. 2136.
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ALEXANDER, WILSON & Co.'s On Re-
FIEERT.-Among the many enterprising oil
rsfnsrs Of this city, we doubt if there is a
firm mors enterprising than that of Alsxsn-
der, Wilson L Co. Though comparatively a
new one, it is composed of most experienced
and successful oil men, and their energy in
pushing forward new improvements is a
guarantee of continued prosperity. They
possess the largest stills and best condensing
pipes in the city As result they are not
only able to prepare moro oil with the same
amount Of labor, but their oil is Of better
quality, being almost entirely colorless and
free from odor, Their railroad facilities
are excellent, enabling them to receive crude,
and ship manufactured oil, directly from and
upon the cars. The firm arc now manufac-
turing forty barrels of oil per dien, which
pays Government revenue of $3.50. They
employ I've hands in the refinery, beside ten
cOopers who are busted in furnishing barrels
for then. They intend doubling the amount
Of oil produced, in few days.
The firm is pushing on improvements and
additions In every department of their re-
fnery. We wish them all the success that
their energy deserves.
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THE RECEPTION OF THE FORTY FIRsT.-
We desire to call the attention Of our readers
to the programme prepared, by the committee
on the reception Of the 4lst. Lot all our citi-
zsns respond to it promptly and generously.
The 25th Ohio, who were invited to join in
the celebration, were unable to return pos
tive reply, as they are expecting their fur
lOughs daily. They will, however, undOubt-
edly be present to share the honors and fss-
iVitieE of the occasion.
Provisions must be made fer about i've
hundred eaters. So let all be generous.
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MUSICAL WORLD.

MUSICAL WORLD.
1854. EEB3yAHY' 1884.
The Western Musical WOFIdI
FEBRUARY NO. NOW READY,
containing the beautiful Ballad arranged expressly
Tor the 'Hestern hasiesl " World'') entitled
Mother, is the Battle OverP
Besides this charming Song, the February humber
ID nllsd Win the fouoWing Interesting
oNTEETs:
The Trsgeiian's Trunk,
Marriage OF Listzs
Answers to Correspondents,
En, ertaining Editorials,
New organ in Cleveland,
Gottschalk to Uheksring Sons,
Special Correspondenee from Phi'adslphia.
Query. By II, wellington,
Musical Gossip at Home and Abroad,
Glees. A Choice Budg5t Of Fun, &C, de.
TERhs-one Copy per snnunl...-----...-.-.--.s5 sc
Single Copies s. ior ale at ali New; Dspoii.
HB-The western Mus'cal WorId'' Is published
the nrst o. every month, each number containing
from two to four pages Of
CHOICE NEW MUSIC,
Vocal and Instrumental, thus giving subscribers
over three dollars worth OF the
Very Best Music Published
for Fifty Oents Besides this, our colums are filed
with entertaining reading matter, original and
lected, eonsistirgOf
MUSICAL TALES. sPECIAL CORRESPOND
ENOE, OBIGINAL STORIES, GOSSIP,
from all parts Of the world, &c; formi0g complete
record Of q usical events they occur. No person
interested in Music can shJrd TO be Nithsut the
WESTERN MUSICAL WORLD,
And the very lew subscription price Of
Only Fifty Cents a Year,
fully justss the Publishers in expecting Every Mu-
sical Person to subscribe.
BBAge are desired to extend the circulation Of
the Western Musical World" in every town.
EBAIl communications thsuld he addressed to the
PublisheIs 3. BHAINARD Co.,
jan2543I 203 Superior-st., Cleveland o.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

Y That an application was made to the City Coun-
ell Of the City Of Cleveland, the 18th day Of Janu
sry, 1854, by the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Railroad
Company, for the vacation for the reasons therein
stated, OF so much of Bank-St in said City as lies
north of line drawn parallel with the northerly
line of Lake-5t, and twenty-four rods northerly
therefrom, which application will be for action on
the part ofsaid City Council on the sth day Of March
1854 ianl4-l59
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AUGTION SALES.
THURSDAY, FEB. 4TH, 1864.
LAKGE SALE OF ELEGANT
Household Furniture, Piano, &C.,
AT AUCTIO OS........-......,.-.BTO o. CUTTEs Son,
At hou.e Of John Shelly, lO3 Euslid-St
FURNITURE IN SAID HOUSE,

o. CUTTER SON viii sell on Thu1day, FsbIua.
n 4th, commanding At Ock az the rssidsnCe Of
John Shelly, Esq, No. 403 Euc'id-St., the
FURNITURE IN SAID HOUSE,
consisting in part as follows one set Rosewood Par
lOr iture, nearly new one elegant Etegree Rose
wood Marble Top Center Tables, e'egaut Uss Book
Case, " haf-Eot, mahcg gsny Softs, Lounges, Sewing
Chairs mthogaT J Bedsteads, Wash stands,
elegant Gilt Frame French Mirror,
splendid Ooak Extension lining Table, rosewood
Hal Rack, rosewood Hal Chairs, Card Tables, Work
Stands, Dining hOOm Chairs, set EnamE led Bed
room FuInituTe, epring Beds, best quality Cur ed
Hair Mattrass Velvet snd Brussels Carpets stair
Carpets, Oh Cloth Lgce Curtains, IL Paintings, En-
cravings, Fancy Oruamsats, one plsted Tea Set,
rOckery and q ass Ware, enc Stewart Coos stove,
one Ice Safe, Gle Meat safe, Kitchen Utensils, SC.
One Splendid Rosewood Grand Piano,
Chickoriug maker in fne order, one Rosewood Pi-
sno Stool, one Music Rack. 4 lso, oIe Lady's Side
i'd g, one Gnts Saddle, one ca ter B al0 Rotes
one hundred feet Of Hose.
House open flr inspection Of articles at clock
morning Of sale.
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NOTICES,
UNDERMINING COMpANv

Il The annual mse;iDg Of the Shareholders in the
ABOVE Cgmp9ny, will he held at the Ofice Of O. a.
Eead Co., Cleveland, ohio, March lst, 1854, az ,
O'Clock P Nj. l.. W. FORD,
iar 9S 10 Eanralarr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL BE
made TO the Governor of the State Of Ohio with
IN thirty day. after the first publication this notice
for the pardon of George Sanford convicted at the
November Term Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Cuyahoga County, of the crime of shooting at with
mont. dec23-lB
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

y -sitrafed on Hunting son-St., near Garden,
second lot from corner. 50 feet front and B feet
deep, running & alley House two Etori 5, con-
fainipE iour large rooms also, closets, sc with
good wo d shed attached. Barn and other outbuiid-
inls on premises. Prize, sl4Oa, cash. For further
p4tiou are lire Of Peter Walters, Card nSt,
Huntington lan2s-l36
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MOVEMENTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Receipts NJ Toledo.
The receipts Of Flour, Wheat, and Corn, at Toledo
on Saturday last, were as follows:
Flour, ISL
v neal Dusn-f--- s4o0
Corn, bush. 1856
Oals DusI
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There will be meeting of the Floral Hall
Committee at their building on the Square,
on Thursday; February 4th, at three O'Clock,
in the afternoon.
By order of Mas. DE- Z STERLING,
LAURA W. STERLING, Chairman.
feb2:It Secretary.
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o. CUTTER B SON Will sell on ThuTday, FsbTua.
n 4th commencing at 10 oe ock az the rssdsnCe Of
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r OST.-OR SUNDAY AFTEskoOs
between the Angler a0d American House, q
black Pocket Book, marked with the Ownrr's ini-
fials Z. K containing between $40 and $50. Any
one eeturnlng the sans TO the Leader ONCE will be
lIharallH reWarded ian25:l36
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PeuHiouH,

due discharged soldiersi also, the widow, ehll-
dren, and rIghtfd heIrs ofsli deceased soldiers
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A BUSINESS FOR SALE.-THE
N Propriet0rs Of an established light, genteel
business on Suparior-st wish dispose it, having
other business TO attend Il Juld re carried on by
Lady, or Ge 1tleman and Lady. The good will, m
tsrest and stock viii be less than thousand dol
lars, tbs stock now being low. Address box 3t20,
Cleveland Post Once. janlS-l5
ENGINE FOR SALE.-A SECOND
hand Engine for sale, eight horse power. VIII
be sold cheap for sash- Apply at the Leader Ofico.
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WANTED TO RENT.-A SMALL
w Store IN Superi II st one with go,d light.
Address, giving terms l5cat on etc, as " stofii:e
Drawer IS jan2G IS
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G500 BEWARD-FoR TaE Return
ID al light r.d COW, ssvs n years old, hesyy up
right horas and coming In 30 n, u The d iliard
House, corner Of Bond ard s. Clair-Sts., or inior-
Is12s Is il NEWTON
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CERVANT GIRL WANTED
English or German preferred one who eau come
well recommended good Cook also, to wash, iron
and do other general hOusewOrk, at 70 PrOspectst.
81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-06

xIANAL STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET
~ No 800 Canal street. corner OF Renwck street. Nortf
river side 80 by II feet Renwck street. first
Tor wholesale grocery or proyson store price GA 900
rent $l20Q Inquire OF ], b. MILLER, $50 Canal street
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A NUMBER OF DESIRABLE FARMS m TIRE VI
ciny II Stamford. Conn for sale; also Residences In
aished. Apply 10 TAYLOR BROTHERS.. isS Nassau
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A FIRST CLASS HOUSE AT A GREAT BARGAIN
"A House tosr stories and high basement, 25x6s 25x
los feet. with modern superior
order The Furniture Is new and cost thousand
0niars: will be sold with without the house.
nee. Neigffborhood unexcepionable Terms 70 suit Ar-
ply Immediately the premises, 2lS West Fourteenth
street Theabove is decidedly the cheapest full
city
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Anew YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAfLHoAD--
IN FOR Albany, Troy North and west, leave
street depot 10 A. ~ and s25P SUNDAY train as r
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DRQoKLYN.--FOR SALE, THE THREE STORY
- House No 81 Portland 20 feet front lot 100
feei deep; OF the city W
feet from Lafayette avenue near DR. Cuyers church hot
and cold aud bath order for the
owner occupy a Of slo more gas fixtures
throughout Can give possession ut once For key 70 see
The apply 70 j. Davenport Of Fulton
And Oxferl street the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-06

DRooKLYN LOTS FOR ALE.-sITUATED AS FOL
ID lowsOne southeast corner OF Cassen and De
gaw street. two adjoining above running from Degraw Il
backett street; price 81 6OO. Also House with quartet
Of Of ground attached situated in Ninth avenue
the railroad the village Of Vernon Westches
Ger county; price e00 Inquire in the segar Store
Of Canal and Elm streets
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TOR sALE-A DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
and Is acres mile from depot At Flushing L. l.
large house and outbadings abundance of fruit and
shrubbery excellent neghborhood healthy location,
OF For circulars call address
W. A. C0RBIERE, No. 8 Pine street. t4
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TTupsor RIVER RAiLEoAD.--TRAISs FOR ALBA
nv Troy the North aud West leave Chambers stree,
Al and 10 A. NJ and 49, and 10 40 r. NJ and on Sundays
Mb,22 r. NJ, from Thirtieth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-06

DRoApwAY AND LEONARD srREET-FoR SALE,
u Lease TO Let the three story brick Building Nos
and Benson suitable for featuring purposes,
lCo feet from Broadway. Apply to TIMOTHY BENnAN.
III Leonard street.
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A HOUSE. 20 ROOMS CARRIAGE CoACHMAN,s
IA and ice house and about Land
sor sale or 20 let good view grove fruit garden &C. Also
hy situated the banks OF the Hudson: gas
aDd every way desirable. Address Owner No. s. 81
William street. N. Y, = =
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FACTORY BuTLDfNG FOR SALE OR LEAsE-UN
the west side three stories 5ox with - horse power
VIII be SOLD with without the planning machinerywill
sell shs machinery separate Also Country Seat Sing
e ncsea me I'M shade ana fruit splendid
Thirtyfrst street. Sll,00 Also story brick House
No street IN ha haa
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80 ~ PER TON.--5O0 TONS NUT COAL. p htav.
.'ff cred from 4. T. BARNARDe yard - " " Per
t,.t s.a - ttpal street, near Montgomery.
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I,ouNrRY SEAT FOR SALE. VERY DESIRABLE

u Residence. at Psekssi the Hudson. TIE property
consists a Enc Dwelsng nearly containing
besides the laundry and kitchen, replee with
Ill the modern Improvements apperatnlng to gentleman
residence The outhudn2s of fine stable
house and rooms for ccachmsn's family chicken and
house and beautiful and well finished gardeners lodge at
Tie grounds contain consisting OF
order BY The place commands Of the
views on he Hudson Possession given Of May.
Ror ard full particulars reference be had
kfTCHING. 70 Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-06

Ar n GRIFFIN A BROS, 1853 GRAND STREET. NEW
N YORK and 257 Fulton street. Brooklyn are extracting
festh positively without pain by the Of nitrous Oxide
NJ charge for extracting when artificial teeth are 10 be
Inserted They are also Inserting ful, ssss Of Teeth
ss,s on Gold 81, silver. 81. Extracting rs cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-06

EoR sALE-A FARM OF 40 ACRES, GOOD HOUSE,
the door, neverfaing running through the land
ia good state Of cultivation; situated Beaverstown
lower end Of Pompton Plains Norris county New ersey
eight miles west Of Peterson Terms easy For rnT,hsr
or OF w. NJ HARRIS. Union fteam Works. Second ave-
and street. between the hours OF three
and seven p. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-06

fNouNrRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE.-AT SOUTHEAST,
~ Putnam county. N. T.; SIS miles from New York by
Harlem Railroad: tine wooden house, spacious and vel
desired by purchaser; conyenient euthouses fruit
ahade In abundance Location healthy and delightful
Price low. Terms easy. Apply to A. Z. TwEEDY CO..
S Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-06

LroR sALE-THE FACTORY PROPERTY NOW
II owned and occupied by stivers Smith. The building
with without POWER II 10 well adapted
for machnis iron railing or any smith work Also upper
Building stores z5xl0 with extension Of IS feet;
has forget blower drilling machine &c which car.be had
III Chryetie street.