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SUPPLEMENTARY DRAFT.-The Supplement
tary Draft in the several wards and town
ships which are deficient through the
wholesale exemptions which were made,
comes off this morning, beginning at half
past nine o'clock.
The number of men to be drafted in each
ward and township is given below:
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9atEht Ollie Aaeuea,
WpttfaI.

Practical and Scientific Optioian, keeps the lsrge'
assortment of Optical Instruments in the city Be
ing an old establishment, and having been extenss
lively pAtrOnised, he has the confidence that 4
present stock will warrant the continuance Of pu
lie favoTs All his spsctaces sfs OF the bsst qusli :
Of crystal glasses ground under his inspection
in all curing weakness dizziness, and impaIti
ing strength for long reading AMI iuf ,eviuz. hc
tihcial eyes inserted without pain.
OFFICE-130 Superior-st nrst door from tire "a
trance to the American Hotel
NJ Beware Of travellers claiming TO be Mr.. Solo
uouEon OF his agent iUiy4s
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TROFTIKG MATCH.
T.adv Riley wins three heats---NO pac-
ing yesferday-Grand TrOtting Match
this afternoon

There was good attendance yesterday
in the racing park, and every thing passed
off as orderly as on the two previous days
of the races. Excitement did not run as
high as on Thursday, although enthusiasm
in the way of betting reached higher
point and fiercer degree than on Wednes-
day or Thursday. FOrty-six pools were
sold and between $1,000 and $4,000 were
bet on the races, besides vast amount of
private wagering. The heaviest betting
was on Lady Riley, she being, before and
afterthe rice, the favorite of the crowd.
There was more than the usual at
tendance Of ladies, and, surely, there was
nothing in the conduct of affairs to make 1t
at all improper for them to be present.
The heats were only mile heacs, the best
three in five. This is the
SUMMARY,
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CITY NEWS.

PERsoSAL.-Captain W. II. Pease. Bat
terry T, Ist Ohio Light Artillery, is stop
ping at the Angler. He will return in a
day or two to Atlanta.
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for Sale.
0TS FOR SALE-I36 FT. FRONT

L OTIS FOR SALE-l35 FT. FRONT
IL on Superior street, corner Of Muirson street
Ais0 sGb-ots lG II and ls being IS feet front ssch
on Superior street, east Of Muirson street. Also
Is feet front on Spring street. running back TO the
railroad track, being land on which q part of the
Eood-sbsd Of the Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati
Railroad stands. Also, II feet & inches front on
0hemplain streeE, nearly opposite the new POLES
Court House.
For terms inquire Of PAINE B WADE,
darsRPO attorneys.
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A good horse, Rockawsy, will be sold
auction by o. Cutter q Son, in front Of
their Auction Room, No. 134 Bank street,
ongSaturday the 18th inst, at ono O'Clock.
Also one Billiard table, with Cues, Balls
&c, complete. Oct15: l72.
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a-O OO0 MONEY ADVANCED

0UVsUUU IN sums % suit-at nc or stanl
Securities of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
watches, Dismonda, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Gups
pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons,
and ali ,ysTsonRl property and articles OF value, on
he 1aost satisfactory terms Business strictly pri
Tats Fstsbli5hed 1851. n. B.--A variety Of IN
redeemed Watches, JeWoiTy, Guns, &C. for sale -
bargains.
Ofaoe-o~Tner Of Water and Superior streetsi
ever DaviE and Psixotto's Clothing Store.
@Setq1 J. q a W. WAGHEB-
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UNITED STATES COURT.-This Court has
been for two days occupied with the case oi
VIM. Cole of Ashtubula, charged with hav-
ing opened and destroyed letter not ad-
dressed TO him.
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DR.. C. B. Lighthin can be consulted at
RUSTELL'S FOREST CITY HOTEL, Cleve
land, Ohio, 31st until Saturday, November
5th, 1884. Aug3I; ;R2;eod
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PERsoxAL,--Captain W. H. Pesse, Bat
terry F, First Ohio Light Infantry, is stop
ing at the Angler. He will return in a. day
or two to Atlanta.
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To Our BRANCH SoOIETIEs.-We wish to
give notice that several hundreds of bed
sacks, sheets, pillow cases, comfortables
and towels, are Immediately needed for n
Soldiers Home to be opened by the Santa
ry Commission next week at Jacksonville.
Please help us as far as possible-Send
in all the bedding, new or old, that can be
collected.
Hundreds of soldiers are daily coming
homeward, and until this Home is opened,
they must wait for hours without food or
shelter in JeffersOnville.
The need is immediate, and we urge it
upon all our friends
Old flannel, cotton and linen are very
urgently called for.
Everything for the comfort of the SOL
dier in field or in hospitai may be shipped
without prepayment of freight, if direct
ed to
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.RNTIsTRY.-

nENTlSTR1--
lOThose havi Ing sets Of Artificial Teeth which
they carefully keep in the draSeT' OF nna siou le
aor5e 10 carry in the pocket. especially invited
10 cali at Drs. HALLIWELL ANIELS', Den
lists Southwest side of Pubic Square and Ontario
5treet Artificial Teeth upon Fuleanized huobLr
base with our mode Of inserting, are prOnnurs rscsd
bv ali to be he most life Ike useful IN eating,
speaking or singing they can be ntted .,vsE any
remaining roots aud warranted to NJ URper or
Lower sets, SIS and upwards. Persons havihg sets
upon Gold Plate not fitting O,.rreesly, can have
them exchanged in part payB,leBt, Established over
t-6lve years oetS
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AN IMMENSE STOCK OF SHIRT
AING Flannels-pIaid, plain, white and striped,
now In store. TAYLOR, GRISW0LD 4 CO.,
sepZ 2l7 Superior street.
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LOCAL NOrICRs.

A large and beautiful assortment of
Ladies' Breakfast Shawls, Sontags and
Hoods, selling at very low prices at the
BAZAAR, 261 Superior street,
octI5:I72 Corner Public Square.
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DARING AND SUFFERISG; A History of the Great
Railroad Adventure. By Lieutenant William
Pettinger, one Of the Adventurous. Philadelphia ::
J. W. Dsughaday. 1854
This book has been laid upon our table
by the agent, Lieutenant Robert Buffum, of
the 2lst o. V. l., who was himself one of
the gallant adventures in the daring ex-
plot of which this volume is record.
Chat expedition, which is SO brilliantly set
forth in these pages, was pronounced by
Judge Holt to be the most roman
tic episode of the war" 1t will be
remembered that when Beauregard con-
centrated his main army at Corinth, de-
pendent for supplies on "paraIlelogram"
of railroads stretching from Memphis and
Chattanooga, thence to Atlanta, thence to
Jackson, and from there to Memphis, a
plan was laid to send secret "embassy" of
soldiers, disguised as citizens, to burn the
bridges on these lines. A squad of twenty
three braves, under J. ]. Andrews, went
to Marietta, Georgia, seized train, put back
Northward, we're overtaken, deserted the
train and took to the woods, were captured
and imprisoned, and eight were executed.
Eight of the rest escaped prison in October
following, and the remainder were e1-
changed the next March. Of the latter
number were the author of this thrilling
book and the agent for tin this city, Lieu
tenant Buffam.
The book is interesting as a romance,
The subject matter is most thrilling in its
nature, and it is written in a very attract
i've, modest but brilliant style. We hope
the agent may have abundant success here
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Admission fifty cents.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-The Couldocks had
n tremendous house last night.
The Domestic Drama, "The Chimney Cor
ner," was repeated, and its rendition gave
universal satisfaction. If Mr.. Couldock is
at home in the delineations of passions as
in the presentment of shylock, he is not
less so in the sphere of quiet, domestic,
home life. We have no patience to
tell the public how admirable his acting
is,-they must go and see it for themselves,
They will not believe our statements if
they stay at home, but will account them
exagerations, &c. And we withhold praise
on the ground, that if we speak according
to our impressions and convictions, we
shall seem to those who have not seen Mr.
Couldock's acting to speak immoderately.
We will not particularize ia speaking Of
the rendition last evening, for all the actors
carried their parts so excellently well. that
no need is left for criticism, nor room
enough wherein to write sufficient praise.
This evening they give "Jessie Nc
Clane"
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0URBS COUGHS, COLDS SORE
" Throat, Asthma and Consumption. 1t is only
necessary for any one troubled with these CON-
plaints 10 try one bottle Of
strickIsnd's HelliiIuOus Cough BsIssm
to convince them that It is the best preparation
er used. Il nos only cures the above affections Of
the Throat and bupgs, but II oures Night sweats
and Splitting Of Blood, s9d is an oIcellent gargle
for AZ Kind Of Sore Threat.
1t Is pleasant to take, snd Is . safe medicine for
infRnts.
Price 80 cents per bottle
For sale by Druggists generally.
msyI6;R2-mon.tu&vy
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SIXTH WARD UNION CLUB.-Regular meet
ing on Saturday evening Oct. 18th. The
sixth Ward Glee Club will be there, and a
full attendance of Union men is desired.
W. P. FOGe,
President
q ToWNsEyp, Secretay. OctI4:I72,
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THO OFFIC1ALsyoTE OF TIE COUSTY.-The
work of canvassing the official returns of
the County was commenced yesterday even
ing at the Office of the County Clerk. It
has not yet been completed, and we are
without data for the Union majority in the
County. The vote for Justice, has, how
ever, been canvassed. 1t resulted as fol
lows:
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COMM EkclAL.
CLEVELAND mARKEr.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
E.a-.y Rv-,.r,ya nrF Il 1SSA

The receipts o. aroin by rail for the "a hours
ending at half past ono O'Clock to-day are IS fol
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Buy and sell all descriptions Of CONVENIENT
BONDS.
DzS-7 80 Notes converted into Skies OF 1881.
Subscriptions received for 7-3O and 1910 Bonds.
We pay highest premium for all premium funds.
Uucurreni money taken at lowest rats of discount.
E5S- We also buy and sell on Commission all kinds
of Stocks and Bonds at she N Y. Stock Exchange.
All orders by mail or express promptly hiled.
Revenus Stamps for sale ssp23
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r AIDES WRAPPERS & DRAWERS
1EAn sizes and styles, in FlanneIs, Merinos and
Six TAYLOR, GRISWOLD 4 CO.,
sep22 2l7 Superior street.
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0. TOWNSEND, Seeretay.

Starr has "Godey" fop November and
sells it for IS cents. The Ledger and New
York Weekly and Mercury cents. No.
2O4 Superior street.
oct 13%
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NEW YORK STOCK MAREET.
IBV TEEEGRAPH-l
NEW YoRK, Oct. IA, 1904.
Government StOeks-Yery firm. United
States Gs 1881 coupons 1O6; sos coupons lOe;
do one-year certificates 9i1z
SlOelkB-Dull. ohio & Mississippi certificates
3715 New York Central ll93&; Erie 9713i do pref d
-, Hudson l221sj Reading l2i15; Michigan Central
-; Michigan South. M; illinois Central l2Z;
Pittsburgh lO41S; Fort Wayne 1Ol1S; NOrthwestern
-; Northwestern preferred -; Toledo llG54;
Rock Island g51S; Prairie du CHEN -; Terle
Hsuts preferred -; Quincy l25;
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TIHE UNDERSIGNED WILL RE-
i CEIvE at his ONCE, I37 Water street, up to
purchase OF a Frame House, Barn and other in
provements on the WendleT Property. north side
u Cedar street, near Hudson, recently purchased
by the city for the erection Of a school House for
the 9Th Ward thereon.
Terms cash. But q reasonable time for the re-
I Of the property viii be given, to suit tha
convenience Of the purchaser.
.. A. DAHGLER,
ssp17,iTS Chairman School Com.
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3. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U. s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI Superior st.


az 3-l0 PER CENT. AND lO-4O" NATIONAL
LOANS.
Commission alio to Subscribers-)
SEU 8. Bonds Of 1881, 6-2O's lO-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all pther Government Securities pur-
ohosed and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bought
and souId at best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made at oil accessible points. incur
rent f1nds converted at lowest. Revenue Stamps
fOt sale pc4
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Yaints. sc
Silper Ghatns.

GILV VEK HAMS
- AND
SILV & R r n u -
An unlimited stock all styles and prices. Chsini
from 81 80 to 1890. Rings, from plain silver Ring
at 10 oents to elaborately engraved BOcket Ring
inlaid with gold at $1,000.
We have the exclusive sale for this city Of al
Goods manufactured by A. L. BooT, of Medina, bott
solid gold and silver and as they are made express
u for our trade we know they are pure coin s
Dealers are requested to call and examine
Wholesale and Retail in Eny quantity.
n. BURT,
Clock and Wstahm.ksr, 148 superior-st.
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Deafness Cured. ore Near Home
Testimonials.
CLEVELAND. O., June 20, 1853.

This is to certify that have been quite
deaf for the past twelve months, and was
troubled very much with disagreeabls
noises in the head aDd ears of every imseir,-
able description. The difficulty was Eett-
ing worse and worse every day. put my
self under the treatment of br. LighthiiI,
Of whose skill had often read and heard,
and am happy TO state ne has entirely
cured me,
Any one calling on me or my parents
with reference to the truth of this state
ment, can do so, as I shall always be happy
to recommend Dr. Lighthiil TO any one
who is troubled as I have been. l reside
with my parents al Niles, Trumbull Co.
FIDR r. HARRIs.
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JorLET, III, July II, 1883.
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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
egstes. }. .DUNHAN,
octI3:I72:w1t Register.
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
a bottle. You will never regret it.
Sold by all Druggists: OctlOeodl69.
NoTICE.-Private families or proprie-
tors of boarding houses, who are desirous
to take medical students 10 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.
ocJlI:I72
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EOREST CITY DYEING ESTAB-
4 .IsHMENT,
NO. III seL-cs street, opposfss City Hotel
ESTABLISHED 1906
sos UsaIauft slGte Proprietor
Recommended by the SEats Fsir ef Ohio ls62-
zJyeing and Cleaning IL all their branches. Please
1al and examine goods in the store and find the
difference compared with other ye shops, as We
iinish al IOods By steam machinery Era press
aua.,79
NTRAW HAT BLEACHING, DIE
OIsG, ALIERNs and PEEsslsa.-RR Rying Just re-
turned from the East, prepared ~ the aid Of
experienced hands, TO do any work in this line,
Fsii in fet and beaver hats in ths bsst possible
manner and Tost fashionable style
fRED'k CthfAA
stsCcI steam by1 H0us-
mari4 i,lz and i0t S-n-Ca ST. -
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OctI5:I7

SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,
95 BANK STREET,
OctI5:I74 Cleveland, o.
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I AR0E DIAMONDS -CoMPETITioN DErIED IN
the very hab prices paid BY the saoscrssr for stones
OF superlatiyey fine quality n W PLUMB, Dmm.nh
Broker 62 Broadwsy OGcs hours nine till ven and two
M three only.
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Tor sALE-A BARGAIN FARM OF 100 ACRES,
Long Island; good large, house large barn.
new; good oubaidings 10 acres nndet cultivation Az
pleasantly located In hnc farming district goo schools
churches stores and In fact IN tasapt village for .
p'as''''' tsA&c p A R,aas "a Nassau street.
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and Stables No. IS sherid street ,bpry at GO East

TTorEL FOR sALB-AT MELRosE; TWO STORY
Ii House wh stable shed and carpenter shep Win we
the last nne years and for man Of moders means 10.
would splendid opportunity TO get good business na
or tho purchass cucy bond aud mortgage
FOR Of years For further particulars inaurv OF
Wssrhester rouuty.
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HEADQUARTERS FIRST BRIGADK. N. Us NJ O.
~ New York. March 50, 1854 General Orders No =
70 ,herew!h THIS brigade VII parade on Non
Tor ned Fourteenth St eet right Broadway, al
before O'Clock NJ precisely. The brigade stan
past one O'Clock r n precisely. BY order or sn,,r,
r H.: HoApLEY. Brigade MAJOR and Inspector
VIZ d. DiuoCK, A. D. c.
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roR SALE.

A GOOD FAMILY GROCERY STORE IN BRooRLyN
"A for sale cheap stand aud good tusiness three
! l5O Apply ~ n. d. RICHARDSON Co, u aud 81
Nassau street.
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NOR SALEM TWENTY EIGHTH sTREBr BE.
II tween Eighth and Ninth avenues . veil tnilt and
three story BRICK House ieet 10 good
all improvemenui price $ilW
For sale Albion place ,Fonrth street, Full sired
House. hne order will be sold low or exchanged for
place the country Apply 70 u. LUDLOW Co, No
Pin rec u ~
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" Works situated at Stanford Conn containing all me
modern improvements Win be sold at . bargain For
further particulars inquire Of sOuTHwICK WOOD. Is
Pine
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M FACTORY WITH EIGHT LOTS. FOR SALEM
" Brooklyn; brick building, s0xill and engine house,
three sill and everything complete. Apply to H. a. WAR
Rem, II Old slip.
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(IITY AND couNTRY-A BEAUHFuL SUBURBAN
stocked with all kinds Of frnit 10 abb ndarce
sbrubbery flowers and shade trees good House with four
a. modern improvements; cool stable
carriage house chicken house and good garden Act
location perfectly healthy and pleasant forty GIVE minutes
ferries by horse every sx For further
uculars ADDRESS Suburb Herald ofcc or E. A. CLARK 81
Cedar
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n for sale Engine sxll locomotive boiler one yea o.d
and In plete running order Apply TO DAflsoN
DICKINSON 4 Co rs Broadway, o. TO v. GIR0Up q
co, 1871 lie wis street.
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"A sae-on 6rsi door and very near me sanitary BAT
saw n. So sste1 w. 1oAs r. D. RICHARDSON Co.
= e2 and "a Nassau street.
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ySoR SALE TO LET OR LEAsE-A BEAUTIFUL
Furnished County Residenoe rear The ssSs o. ss.y
on Of Long lsa nd. being IN fun yew on ihe
great South Bay and the Atlantic Ocean: TIE nouse -
lrrooms with beautiu tower gaiuen
IN front about With the eho cst nd o.
fruit on premises large barn and carriage bonse
whole perfect order The above would te easee o.
saS,oa. L. I, or J. u. scHS6kHxKER. iio Beetman
street n "
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ISoR sALB-sAwMILL AND TIMBER LANDS AT
II Hawkinsvile Oneida Co, ~ " The mill has Is saws;
ack nver aud within ven rods Of the canal The con
ssts OF is acres eoverrl wn spruce and hemoe timber.
terms by which Itself paw for iwothrds the rur
,hasc nv July next The business sncressfu
operation large part OF the profits Of the Years
rsss ALREADY made hsnd. IN the lnmber kc
For pr ce and particuar Information inquire Of HOMER
MOHCAN No z Pine New YORK.
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DocK PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LEAsE-sIrUA
~ ted at amsbIrg blocks south OF the ferries TO
Roosevelt and Grand streets. between South Ninth md
South Tenth streets beg ISL feet on First saree unnng
800 with wharf $50 feet
front OF 20 feet depth low and return lock Of
feet containing about ~ lots OF ground; well racn
Aied for sugar winery other manufacturing oas
ness Inquire Of EvANDER BERRY No. ~ First street,
opposite.
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DARN FOR SALEM NEW JERSEY, ABOUT IS
acres fifteen minutes walk from Summit depot hand.
somely situated. Inquire OF II. LUDLOW, 60 Montgomery
street Jersey City, or PlERSoN. lear premises Terms
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SPLENDID PAINTING roR sALs.-rIE LIrB sfzH
y Picture OF Dana or, the shower OF Cod painted Ia
Par. for Louis phlippe an ENORMOUS expense Apply
~ l05 william street Price e2.5Q
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pRrzR MONEY WILL BE COLLECTED AND 40
il vanced il required. for officers and seAmsp without
charge bv the Scott Protective BANK removed from new
YORK TO 100 York street, Brooklyn
DRizE MONEY WILL BE PAID or AL lie
p-ses one oil list for April without We deiay
Of twenty days, at the Seamen's Bank, lg fork street
Bro allyn by REUBEN vOsE o. wall street. View Tors.
ER%R MoxEY.-ALL NAVAL PRIZE MONEY NOW
E~,-be promptly collected. 500 bounty on,aned ~,
soldiers discharged from wounds Q. w. SMITH, ~.
New Chambers street, corner Chatham
DRIZE MoNEY-PRiZE CLAIMS CoLLECT.p
i promptly and agents solicited throa-hon we counay
and IN the 10 secure claims, for which ws,vnyH
literally Apply sonsily TO or address oh.Vs
rRossARD, lU yerk stree. Brooklyn ana W oh'" ''e'
New York.
c,oLprBRs DISCHARGED BY REASON OF WOUNDS
- received in battle be paid their SW oouuv ~
plying 10 Prize money tsck and pensions
81 CLARKE KLLI0Tf $50 Broaiway, near bseeAe'"
TINTED STATES PRIZE MONEY! 0FFic IS S., .A ass
u vesse ready paid at once ComE.sgSs ppSnWw
ready can be had II Offices or mailed suM ~
CO, No. sPsrk place n w. and ~ Iorn ", D.ev-,,
UNITED 1 sIssris soss5 OFFICE .,rAsp
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A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED $4,000 WORTH OF
n Boots and Shoes viii be sold BY the single pair at
wholesale prices month only, at IkWINs eheap
store $50 Bowey Of Bond stree-sisn OF the BIG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01

nNE MILLION OF DOLLARS TO INVEST IN GOOD
productive real estate 10 the city Of New YORK Owners
OF property having such and who desire 10 sell IT. md
cash purchasers the once of JOHN McCLAyE a Pine