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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-25
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-25

CONCENTRATIONS.
From the Board Of City Improvements in
relation to ordinances to grade and improve
Canal, Kinsman, Seneca and Michigan
streets. Filed,
From c. P. Dabney in relation to labor
performed by him, and asking relief. Com
mittee on Schools.
From the Board of City Improvements in
relation to the condition of East st. Clair
Street School House. Schools.
The following communicstiOn was receive !
and filed from Hon. George B. Senter.
Gentlemsn of the City Council ofths City Of
Cleveland:
While accept at your hands the Office OF
Mayor Of the City of Cleveland, and ae-
knowledge it IS high honor, can but Ia
msnt the unfortunate circumstance that have
made choice by your honorable body OBJ
Isatory at this time. In common with our
fellow citizens, was grstihed with the cleo
tion Of my late predecessor, the Hon. I. o.
Masters, knowing from long familiarity with
his public and private life that as 8 gentle
man he would dignity the office, aud that as
an energetic, judicious, public spirited citi-
zen he would fully subservs the highest in
terasts Of the city.
ItpIeases me to know that his conduct in
office has justified the expectations Of his
warmest friends, and called forth the COM
mendations Of every one to whom the welfare
Of Cleveland is dear.
tits lementable, therefore, that the pre-
carious state of his health should require
such q freedom from the cares of business and
suce a charge Of habitation as will for the
present season deprive US of his valuable SER
vices. Itis sincerely to be hoped that he
will soon be restored to his WOnted strength
and vieor, and again return to long occupy
his place among those whose presence can at
any time be lily spared from our midst.
The honor you have conferred upon me is
not accepted without full appreciation of
the alI-absorbing attention the just perform
ance Of its duties require, and the conse-
ousnt knowledge that my previous business
Srrangements and plans must be changed; yet
as it is your will that again serve your con-
stituents as their Executive, it becomes a
matter of public duty and cheerfully acqui-
esce, only hoping that I may be able to
reach the high stsndsrd of Official excellence
established by my immediate predecessor.
The requirements of the municipal serv-
ice have, within so short ame, been made
known to you in the annual message Of the
late Mayor, that no suggestions need now be
made by me. Ali aid shall bs lent to carry
on to execution plans Of proper improve
ments adopted or now in progress, and the
general course inaugurated by the present
municipal government will be presevsred in.
an, gentlemen, very respectfully,
GEOReE B. SBETER.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Sturges. Whereas, our late worthy
Mayor, I. 0. Masters, Esq, has by reason
of iii health been compelled to resign that
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-25

TO DRAFTED HUNDRED DAYS MEN.
Important Letter from the State Provost
Marshal General.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-25

By Mr.. Sturges. Whereas, our late worthy
Mayor, 1. o. Masters, Esq, has by reason
of i'll health been compelled to resign that
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-25
OTyIoE OLEvKLAHD IRoH MINING Co
III LILA m n Az larh lgeL

Policies issued at lowest paying rates and Iessss
pro aptly adjusted may22
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JOHN ELLSLER.. Manager and Proprietor
JAMES DIGhSOh..-.......--.''..-' tage HlAnAe eI
u.
PRIoEs OF ADMISSION Boxes and Parquette, so cts.
Family Circle, rs cts; Gallery D cts Single
Seats IN Private Boxes, Is cts. Entire Box e.
ssand S5 seats secured during the day, 50 cts.
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Total receipts Of all stock at all the yards for
the week were follows;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-15
Obituary.
CAMP OF TIE FAYST1I ARTILLERY, !

CAMP OF TIE FAYSTrI ARTILLERY,
January 1lth, 1854. (
In NRxoRIAM 1oRTIs.-It Is at all times pain
fully sad the life Of the young the gallant,
and the true pass away when the flower of youth
10 just bursting into the glory and psomise of what
existence 10 to b. Bus when the pride Of his com
panlons In arms, the Joy Of the camps social
fife, the trusted friend OF all, Is taken away, no
words can tell the depth of the sorrow which the
GEoRGE w BOHANNON, son of the late DIR.
Bohannon, Of Richmond city, entered the service
in April FEEL, with the Faystte Artillery, and un-
til his death was most faithful, brave, and ex-
battles around Richmond, Champions Gap,
6harfAbuIg, fredericksburg, Suffolk, and Get
tysburs, he stood conspicuous As a gallant.
brave and heroic youth. None could excel h i'm In
GOODNESS, tntyepidity, and devotion to bis county,
Possessing vigorous intellect and versatile talents
and integrity beyond repr0ach, his manners were
simple, unaffected and retiring. All of us looked
forward to him a. one who must have been emf
uept, II spared by the terrOrs of war. Returning
to his battery from 4 short absence the 10th Of
November last, be was accidentally drowned, in
the 9lst year Of his age. Thus so sadly and I'M
timely died the cORpany's favorits. He has passed
from amSng us, and his manly form will no more be
seen In our ranks In battle or In bvsuac, but the
bright memory he has left can never b. dimmed.
At the grand reviee Of nations, At the end of time,
may his pure spirit b with u again. VIC.
Died. on June 0sth, 1853, in Cleveland, Tenn,
.ftsr painful Illness, MATILDA ROBENET-
4 ~ utot 0uo Ouiy cubu Vi w IA 8u0 N0IIle Y ~
German, aged months and days.
From the garden Of the affections another bud
has been pucked and transplanted amid the ever
verdan garden of the celestial city, there to bloom
and diRuse its fragrance forever. Another jewel
now decks the crown Of the Redeemer il H eaven.
sorsy bereaysd parents, srieve not. IT'S pleas
ing sight to behold the spirit In its innocence quiet
ly take its flight to the land above. Relieved OF all
earthly suffering, untnrnishsd by sin, thy darling
sweety aeeps In the bosom Of its Saviour there to
await thy coming.
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care;
The opening bud to Heaven conveyed,
And babe Ii blossom there ri v.
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The srsssacsloas n spscie during the week have
been very iisAt. We quote - follows Gold, buy
Ing At 90, and selling q ga. silver, buying a.
sie, and ceiling 1t els.
BAxx Ncfps.-No difference In made In the
sankabis funds Of the different states' the pro-
rer, sre buying this species Of paper At ~ IS to
-, and selling at e3as 10 % so.
cosvr,s.Afs Dssps.-Eieht pr cent registered
bonds. lmk to 100; per cent coupons, III to us;
, ne, cent bosds, LOOK; per sents, 0s bonds Of
1, ,caa. coupons, ~ 10 les; registsssd, l47 70
-
srA., BOMBS. virginia res,stssed, long dates,
90 70 ~, ~ due, 800; coupon bends, 47t G
e.. Old issvs, 90. new issue, sel; ~, ~.
eAn.oAp Bomss.-R Richmond and Danvils regis
,sreA. -. Va O nssai, soupon, second mortease.
~.
Az, aroox FnAsfs' Bank, lol 70 los; Farm
49, nask, 10 -; Bank Of Virginia, Ia to =;
nam Of 6snosswsalth. l9o: Bank Of Richmond,
III - lloH, Bank of citv Of Petersburg, 40.
csAn AND fLoun.-Ws hear of no saIes of
wheae. II 10 generally held 1t from @l5 TO go, &C
cording to the quality Of the article Corn !:
worth ol3 per bushel. The stock Of 6suron hand
xsr,ine ffom sl9o to $40 per barrel. Corn meal
NAV b quoted a elo per bushel.
6ovN41y PAoDU01 AND VDoRTADLN.-At the
commission house: the following psicsr are asKs o
and obtained, II Wholesale Bacon, s. Is 70 ~;
pork, o. beef, el Is; poultry, %; lard, 50 % to
$50; butter. O, and In demand; eggs, % SOTO 75
appies, CTS to d per Dbl; onions, eso to Is per
husssl; Irish potatoes, $40 to IL per sssnei; sweet
potatoes, none in marKef
0nosssIss-Co6ee Sls to GA, brown sugar,
e 30 70 o.; New Orleans molassss, $50 per gal
ION; sorghum, - to -; riss, 20 to Is cents per
TO-; salt, 8 to 30 cents.
IN ner ssIIon % 70 the quality Of the article;
spp,e brandy, so 70 4ss, rum, $55 to 81: AN
InArasa-sole, q 80 70 &es upper, - 70 $lo;
harness, q 50 TO 30 50.
auaiity has improved within the past week, and
sales have bsen somewhat briskcF, with siisht
Improvement 10 prices.
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DIED,

A, her residence, in sidney, Jan 18th, at *
O'Clock Il, Mrs MARY &, cOnsort OF ioplln-
.on forme rjy Of Old Point Comfort Va, In the 57tn
ve,r Of her age She leaves discOnsOlate husband
and ak children 10 m urn their irrepArable loss
"BIessed are those who die in the Lord"
WHY should our tears in sorrow flow
When God recalls his own,
And bids her leave a wOrid-of woe
For an Immortal crown.
II not cen death gain to those
whose life TO God was given
Gladly to earth her eyes they close,
10 open them In Heaven!
Her tolls are past, her work Is done,
And she Is fully blest;
She fought the eight, the victory won,
And entered into rest.
Then let our sorrows cease to now,
God has recalled his own;
But let our hearts in every woe
Still say, 'Thy Will be DONE"
The friends and acquaintances Of the family.
and also those of her daughter, Mrs Oliver Davis,
ara respectfully invited to attend her funeral from
her late residence, TO day at 34 O'Clock Pm.
q. Norfolk, Portsmouth and Baltimore papers
copy.
On "wednesday evening, the 18th of January,
GEORGE FORBES, eldest son of hester H and
Sarah B Forbes. aged Is years.
The funeral will take place from his fathers
residence, on Cary, between lst and I'd sts, this
day at . o'clock.
At Orange Court House, Va, Jan 18th, at IL
O'Clock A Il, Capt GEO NJ MORGAN, Of Baton
Rouge, La, A 9 n lst La regiment, in the 26th
year Of his age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-15
ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
40 00O ACRES Of Coal and Farming Lands
fUaVOV in Tayette anA Raleigh counties,
near the KanaW b river for sale The land h IN one
survey, and lies on Paint and Cabin creeks and the
headwatsrs of Coal river, near the Covington and
Ohio Railroad.
1t abounds in seams of splint bltuminous, and
caunel coal, as shown on a section map, which, with
the title papers, surveys, &C. can DO seen at or
ice,
1t IL said also to embrace large quantities OF splen.
did farming and grazing land u well watsred and
really valuable property. which probably affords
more substantial and profitable investment titan any
osnsr now in tie market. There is q clear chain Of
title 70 this property. GODpIN APPERsON.
A interest Zone third) in the Iontgome1y
IL White Sulphur Springs. with l $50 acres OF
Land attached, for sale.-We authorized to sell
70 out Of 200 shares Of this valuable property. There
thereon, estimated before the war to be worth
e176 900. Tho property ia now yielding q rental Of
about s14 600 pei anpum This valuable property IL
70 well and fav0rably known that further descrip.
their funds In somsting really valuable, favorable
opportunity % now offered For further PARTICULARS
apply to GODDIN b APP1R8On,
ia list = Auctioneers.
HURST GLASS RESIDENCE FOR SALE N DAN.
IL WILLIE, VA,--The house contains nine rooms,
Dcoloos sArvo uaeemoutS sAu large StOI6 YUM,
fitted up with every convenience for housekeeping.
The kitchen has two rooms, and excellent. never
falling we'll Of water at the door, servants' house,
lnew, with four rooms, plastered and whitevashed.
There is, besides, . very ans stable and carriage
house. The last needs repair; all the other houses
are in excellent order. There lie q flower garden Of
choice variety Of shrubbery and flowers, and large
and very productive vegetable garden the best and
most forward In the town. The situation II -
healthy a any in Virginia or elsewhere. Possession
given Immediately Ror terms apply TO
Oh WM g GREEN,
IA ITu FA16tA DAnvilla, Va
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~ Osvneh0w Bre0loa, XttUsasaose0, ~. u
b WnR, Auclofsssr.
CAR4, Sale Of lnperted Goods at Auction-Oa
~ Wednesday, Jsas~r 9Th, 1854, CRENSHAW
BKOTHEkS will sel 3. auction eco Amsocine q W
O'Clock 4, NJ their skiesrooms oven 4essrs = AuT.
ray Cos store, Water sssssa, . :ninston, the en-
tire cargo per steamer eisnkh, ah0, portions Of
oarg~ss pr steamers Dss, aan1A, aAd vsadiso, en-
bracing IN part the following deeiysbe Goods, vis:
New style mournins Eassnh madden prints
Medium and super % zach &xish Ipas cloths
Super white Saxony 1AaAsH
Super 90 inch solid oAsek GznOhams
New gtyae steei sprIAg e1pansasa ekho
~ madden hdkfs
% inch Madras do
Blue, black. and " D lAa1 Assa1. 10Dmted
Ciark's sarsr no yards saea ~hlss spool o.
Blue ss,,.a s.n,.s
a. mixed Nation oIulhQ
Fine and medium - inaA j1AoAG1D
black - ARss felt sAs1
Blue end mixed elnAAD
Jan0y oAnDtmereo
Linen huakAnack t0WstD9
.Mo.:'s White cotton - - = -. -
n:ss s s.ev % % % % 90 % DO
Heavy plsn,srs' linen and dseks rss trowsss
White ana biAek bone suspssdss bostsns, -
Asass basao.s, asseessA
Ksssys soaid hsAd pto
1hsk ed white pdas, = boxes
- inch 0seman bagsAg
Manila bAle ropa
Ladiss' aad gsaAlsansn1 49, e1omte4
Superior w0vs, lsssse. ns1sb - a.d $500
paper, envelopes. -, ehhg ~
kSgs aaA eheaSs sslss6ia6
1AAne1 borax 80
- AnSh -
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VIy ILL b sold at public auction, - ~
" iDss, In Chesterfield county. 81 ciH 1I n
PovhakAa Station, on tbs kichDond ana ps,. W.
Railroad. on Tbsrday, the 9lss Inst, one ~ ~ !.
power stsam engine, circular sav, ana ~" -,
9ethsr With eli Nh fixtures necessary y ~T.
on extrndvs lnmbsr esd milling Business -
the buildiAgs connected NH the nAle, b0 ~
seven cyan, wagon. eaffylcSs, cooking
farming sstsaAis, lot Of hoga scs:tns "~
ether oFf1Olos Unnecessary 70 mention.
. LUnBHR.
We viii also sell, q public auction, = 49,
Station, B Z D h h, on wednesday, II ~ ~
Is 900 fbst Of superior lumber, oonsbene IN
boards, cclan boards, scantiins, heart soes~S
weather boarding. Terms cash.
ja12 eisS -
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VyALUABI.E Earn Of le7 acrss In HaSisp, y
W uniioa north NJ RinhsannA IN thu old atalA n

VyALUABIE Farm Of 1T aCras In H0riD, s9n
" miles north Of Richnoad, On he Old stagsnno
leading 70 HANOVER q, togsthas with I've ehvA
I'll the crops q ooE.. !oddsr, aeeka ~
Horses, Hogs, Cattle. q. lbT sale a auesks.-A
the request Of the trustee, We ahAll ell u aucca'
en- the premises, on fasaAay, the 10th JAanU, W.
at IL O'Clock 4 n, the fasn haatsd ~ sbova us
occupied by Mr. b Z Dssnis, adjoi.ins NE hsd,d
Mr. Kishard cray, DR. 1hsppard's estate, and oshss
containing Isl acres, Of whi1h about % Acf~ arn
woods, and the remainder open lAnA, 10 geed haAA
having recently bsss improved By hs ~ q -
and other naAuFes. 1hags are thirty aaFo " Wsos1
twenty acres IN winter oats, Ave anrss u GLOVES, ~
three bushels Of onions, and Aftsan ssso ALLOWED
corn. The improvements consist Of . snail dveps9'
containing three r00ns; two quartsso Tor ssrvAs,
barn, stable, corn house, and veil sfgo0d Wssss .
the yard. Altar the sale of tho land, VIII DO sons
valuable family Of slaves, consisting q vomAs y
years old and her four children, ranging ~ =
fancy 10 10 years OLD. Also, Ne cribs en- =.
shucks, fodder, two hoFaos, two mules, e. ~
spring wagon and harness and all ths farnne ihpZ
mentS. Also, 500 head Of cabbage, ~ huassss@
sweet potatoes, and IL bushels seed hAh p0ssss
ID hogs, 3 COWS, and calves.
TyRMB-Caah. Possession given u . Few oAyA~
The taxes for 1854 10 be paid BY the pa,ohAe1.
tsll 0ODDN 4 APP8a20N, A.
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IEY. LAaee, Good Will, Stock, HixSuFo
n ths kssel Bouss for sais u Asc - -
thu aoxy, the i4th inst, commencing = .w -.
n We with ssp the Key, Leass, 0oed VT -
Fixtures, 10, Of shs very fashsnabls 80 =
,aloop. situated on lAtb stross, under 1sasaN -
I'll We would eornsrslS NJ lolisvns W -
{ dossn 9iAssss, eas.shS q sssaA '"
glansas, sa- tunbhn, -
3 dossn decAnterS
bar counter -
/ ovs,er ooua&r
magpincans chandstise
100 Tea isad Ups, ~ isohss , 1n.ass
Key, god van, end leass - ~"
plandd cooking sovs
! bar room stove
Very Superior dtnng tAh1o
TX dom arm ohA1f0
doasn plAses
0aps end eanoerU
Larrs lot 4 snpsy bottlo. 60 ,~r
WILLIAMSON % ~ -
Pam above ole wtn tass DCs.
speslasa aals. disposed q '''sSs Z ID. 2sssr.
Jan r...I,y, -
=. shaw. .a's , sss,PSss:1, !. -: ssus ~
10Th IN. WALA1Axs 5000
- 1ha.ao.. Caslss 4 o.. AsS~
no Pearl strssel
A uoupN.--ws VII ssl = 49, = SGnls
2. r..sa1S 49, 49,, - e,ss: -
o.. AssssA uocsss sake
~ ~ aeaesnahis goods
800 an1 oAo0, ~, sros@s
f'4i' & ~ = s s:,Ics ssssszz @. 49,
= M D1sSs..s. Q 9. AsA
,.sv,,,-...o1a1 - 4 Isue-Ins@
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A1orICE-Professor BINGHAM will teach this
~ evening, at his Practcing Soree, to all his
patrons the Royal Horse Guards Qnadrille and Irish
Reel, very interesting and beautiful Dances Al
he intends having them introduced and danced ct all
his soirees and balls Also, In order to sccommo
date his gueets, he will have the choicest refresh
ments, WIS Fresh oysters, raw and sewed; nns cold
turkey, sandwiches, &c. No psins will be spared to
make ali his entermaioIaens select, interesting, and
very agreeable He particularly warns all gentle
men from introducing into his bail room any woman
Of bad repute, a. they shall be publicly elected
discovery IL l5-ItA
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OK Frame Tsnements on 18th ana Leigh n, ~
on thu East Line Of Concord Of, near 70 IAish 4,
for Sale at Auction. VIII b sold st auction, On ~
premises, on Wednesday, the 10sh Of January, iM
At O'Clock ? 4, SIX Frame 1NRsnsnts-tvo q u
southwest corner q Of LAish and lbsh ~, md ~
ON the east line Of Concord q A1Ax p LsSh d, ~
renting for fair rents.
plI1s-Oaah. The taxAs fer lSaA 70 b paid y
The purchasers. 0OnOIN APPlR6ON,
talA AuoNO0saR
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RKJED.

On the It'll INST, at Miliwood, Fluvanna county,
the residence of the BRIDES mother, by the Rev MI
Fox, Can't JAMES II, MASON, of Richmond TO
Miss FANNIE A THOMAS, OF the former coei-
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N0ArORTAHE Framed Tenement, "a The NJ
~ side Of d stephen, between Duval and DAls
Sta, for sals at austsR.-WM b sold at auotioa, q
the premises, On Monday, the 11th January, iSk,u
Z o'clock P n, the framed tsnsnsnt looald Y
above, nov In the occupancy Of Ar AdolphuS 0aT
containing rooms. Possession sivse In . ~
weeks.
TNW-Oaah. xhs taxa for Ills year 70 b. ~
BY the purchaser. GeDDN 3 APPERSoN.
10 Il AucuoosRk
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commences ct 10 O'Clock A n, Monday,
4. j. IL
By James Fl. Iaysor, Axet.


DUBIIo SALE OF INP0RTED aOoDs.-on
Wednesday, January 10th, commencing at
o'clock, viii be sold, without reserve, In my store
,orner Of Broad and Campbell Streets Augusta, Ga,
splendid assortment Of Goods Of late tDp0rtAtionl
rom Nassau and Havana, TO wit:
Dx soOs.
As cases 311< collie prints
10 cas6s 23x collie prints
20 Gases bleached shifting
cases nlohair Chaliisa
eASe0 black alpaca
cases mOhair luStIe
2 bales scarlet AaunAl
] case Irsh linen
case slate colored linss
l case blay linen
Orleans stripe
! Mozambique
z sases oOl0red delain-plain oil W0el
] casa blue Union cashmere
case black bonbaains-supeg
case black Henrietta, -
case white iaoouSt o.
case white plaid mualin
case super "a cashmere
22O0 dosen linen tape and bObbin
1000 do twlisd tape-back aud white
] case linen shestinS, slper
/ ease elk pocket hARdkeSchiafD
2 bales chocolate and orange hanAkarAhiAeD
$50 do1en linen cambrio IS hAAAksroAiA6
40 dozen linen fronts, collars 10 match
2 bales Orimsan shirts
! case fancy REGIMES
l bale super black and oolored cloths
cases fancy oottonades
25 business coats
% pairs blue pants
bale linen duck
case black alpaca, aUpeTdAs
case black alpaca, nne
Bales Of brown ahirtiDg
III dozen linen canbric haldkArehSeb
ALso,
20 cases shoss, ssatf, wonsa'a. yaaths. ~
nisseS'
. CASE wool and felt hats
800 n percussion caps
Loo kegs bi sarb sOda
80 boxes sxtraat ioswoad
case pipes
30 cases salad oil
IS cases brandy, Durand CO
rs bags coffee
10 bales gunny baGging
2 cases cut talks
case pocket memorandum books
case needles, hair pins, -
- cases champagne
- chests super green tee
3 bbls bi carb soda
IL cases sDap
hbls soap
% coils MANILA rsps
oU0 pounds gunDOWdaf.
AIs0,
] cask 260 dos assorted ale1
/ cask Is doz assorted mill oaAs
l cask 90 dog IL inch nAt bastard Ales
l cask 40 dog IL inch bastard diss
] casK 30 dog l6-inch bastard nlA0
cAsk 81 doG assorted round and square
/ caak 80 dog assorted + round bastard
l caSk go dos horse shoe rasps
3 cases i2O doc English taper dies
casks 500 gross wood screws, assorted, y
and inch
casks is dos cast steel hoes
! cask 500 sets knives and forks
! case 90 dos English scissors
10 cases brown aud bleAOhed shoe thread
cases cross out saws, ia
case dos Englah powder 1asks
500 grain bags
rolls wire cloth To- ~ ~VS
bales 600 pounos iisoa >as1iage tWins
] case 10 dos chanos akins.
Sundry casks and cases ABSORBED haIdwase.
OoNpyr0u -Cash on delivery.
u l3-eodl29thJA
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FOB RENT IND SALE.

FOB RENT IND SALE
TOR RENT will rent for the present and next
y year. or longer IL the war lasts, my farm IN
en- the cid Coalpt turnpike Any one wanting to
rent would do well TO can, a. money IL not my object
in renting it out. WIN TINsLEY.
10 lb-Stt
TIOR. rent.-The hne store and dwelling at present
g occupied by kessrs Ohles Chenery, corner Of
stands In the city for business Possession givep sf
ia is-.ts JOAN Pikkishi, No ,as Main st.
HOB rest-A good dwelling and grocery at the
r.. head Of Mschanicsviile Turnpike. It Ia consid
cred ono tho best grocery stands in the county
For particulars apply to DR. LUAPKIN, near the
premises j315-St"
TSOR RENT-A comfortable Dwelling House, cor
rer Of Msrshall and Adams SIS, containing
seven rooms. With good large lot and garden
Apply TO Ca l6-ts1 JAS N TAYLOR, Auct.
NOR RENT-A very desirable Room, already
furnished, for gentlemen, on Broad street, next
door to the Theatre saloon. Apply ON premises.
ia Is -2tt
TNOR ren1-Two unfurniahsd rooma, for gentlemen,
on 9Th street, three doors below Gary.
j. l5-Ss'
nEiKABL Rooms and KITCHEN for rent, corner Sd
- and Franklin sts ia lo-2t*
RI OUSEs for Rent-We have for rent q House
H on Church Hill. 18th Ut, between Oay and
Leigh, containing four rooms, with the usual out
houses Also, Cottage Residence on Grace, be-
tween 25th and 26th SITS. Possession had ct once -
For terms, &C, apply to SIOPTON / LYME,
isl4-8t Office corner Wall and Franklin stS.
+; OR sALE--Privately, frame House, cottage
r built and Lot, situated on the east side OF Fou-
shee, between Broad and Grace streets. The said
house contains four good rooms and passage, one
frame and two large brick kitchens. The lot 70 "a
feet front, cunning back SO feet. Any one desiring
good resistance for . small family will do well to
cali aud exsmine for the nselvee. jalS-S4
T~OR aale-A small dwelling, with lot - feet
front, running back l62 feel, on Main street, y
the town Of Manchester, on reasonable terms. II
not sold privately before Saturday 18th inst It will
then be sold at auction at O'Clock 4. Apply y
10 l3-4t rULILAH, HANEs u Wk1Asxk.