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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14
MERRY LEASES at AUCTION, at the
CITY HALL.

EERRY LEASES at AUCTION, at the
On MONDAY MreS S II i5 WI !, ococ. NJ win b
sold Public Auction the hgcs, bidder with adequate
security i0r atern Of Ten Years om the st day Of May
The LEASE Of the Ferry now established from the foo, Of
ouHoHst East River NewioIk, to the foot Of GTandt
The LEAsE Of the Ferry now established from the foot Of
2d 4f Es,i ~ EysT TYS to SIces9pPPns tho loot q
Grandst, Eat R"e New-iofk, to the foot OF oTandt
The LEASE Of the Perry now established from the foot Of
Chambers North RIVER New-York, to the foot Of Psvonia
~ ASH II The Ferry now established from tho foot Of
Chrirtopher,t North i<r HswYoIk, 10 HoboAen H. J.
The said several FERRY LEASES viii DC sold with all
the rights privileges and advantages tDeeV De4ohgbg 10 we
Corporation Of the City Of New.York.
The conditions and Of the Leases 10 be IN the
usual form of Ferry Leases heretofore entered into by the
Corporason.
The Lease for each Of the abovensmed Ferries BE- made
TO conform to The requirements Of The City Charter in relation
teTrics and also to contain covenants the part Of the
said Fe!Ty or fees agreeable 20 such rules regulations
ordinance by laws may hereafter rom time
time be made OF passed by the Common Council OF State
The purchaser of the Ferry Lease and is sppenl,s. in
% e h ~ c be f tho ct Revn 1 n@ 9Ss to
twenty per cent OF the ssoot bid for the annr rent 70 P
ply e rent Of tho First Quarter in case he executes
lease with the usual covenants otherwise 90 be forfeited 70
the Corporation. lie viii be required also 10 furnish Oh
efeet wa bond Vim g 81 81 ~;
, ysrly and for she iani execution Tho
cnan Of The feos Of the Auconeor aud tho en-
pen-e the Lease Bonds and Revenue stamps TO be pad by
the purchaser expense whatever is 70 be incurred b.
the Corporation In connection with The Prf SIP or
Bukead promises prop0Eedto DO leased during the term
oft lease.
hond tho lease Of the above named Ferries, OF eler OF
,sy - gi5ed by .,ti.. other than Tie Ieten! essee'
they viii be required, III with tue provisions oil
the laws Of the State to purchase at fir appraised yansion
oud ite present cssecs desiIe 70 sc the boas budnss
and fixtures necessary the purposes II afeny said vaae
be fixed By persons selected BY the old and new essecs m
the parties cannot gee to the amount to be pad Tor
the
The Lease shall also contain coyeDon. requiring each Ferry
Boat to attached its engine IRE apparatus OF force
pump with not less han 80 feet q hose OF the quality and
dimensions that used By the Fire Department Of the City
of ork and TO 1sed for eXtinguhmen Of tires
whenever required by the Chief Engneer or he assistants Of
the Fire Department of the City Of New ok for which sew
ices the Lesees shall receive Twenty Dollars per hour Tor
each hour engaged and time to be- counted ess than Que
hour. MATTHEW L. BlENNANi CompIohef'
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Hte0ical.

DEAFNESS CURED HOWEVER CAUSED.
~ M. Editor: Seeing Advertisement In your paper
that the deaf might be relieved by applying to Dr. Bordman,
induced leave home test the Doctors sk. lwao
deaf that unable 60 hear ordinary conversation To
my ss,onishment in twenty minutes hearing was perfectly
restored. FRANCIS IlChAhDSON.
DR. BoARDMANS Office No 9l4 Broadway.
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TsNUE CHEAT ENGLISH REMEDY
4 SIR JAMES CLARKE,S

-. ~ - ~ IN or. r 81 Sir Clarke, NJ .,
Phv,ician r xtrsnrliulry 10 tho Queer.
T1l,wr kmown mod.cin- Is no imposition but sure ana
- I'm, r Femsle Difficulties aud Obstue'ions rom any
@ ,;ysr. snI although powerful rcinedy contains
no,hinr hurtfu the contribution 10 "h hir an ths
II /, peculiarly suited twill IN sho' nhe' O'"s ~
Nervous aud spinal Aasc0n,p ra y ,e IA.
H., IIy,terlcs and Whites these Pills wl ehecs ny
80 al oLer means have isiled; end although pIi
remedy 4, not contain i'on, ea!one' Al''n0"'' "
hurfl 20 The constitution. =, -, ~ n..,... which
Inn directions In the pam Phlee afouia eech P'sA's'
'Ngu o NJ narrnj,rs re-; pamphlet free Of the AGENT
n and postsgc stamps irclosed 70 sir Nv ataSr
,-snt viii insure bottle containing over ~ PN'' "
mil Sod by al druggists. - >r..-y,-l
''''' Jo8 MOSES NJ. % Coartlsnast New s Sa,
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Urn Goods.
ALPACAsl ALPACAS! ALPACAS!

A LPACAS! ALPACAS! ALPACAS!
immense stock Of these Fashionable Dress Fabrics now
Ia store embracing all the popular soos f the season
PoPLIyS PoPLINs! PoPLINs!
or Irish and French manufacture,
in plain plaid and stripes
Of all tie most desirable shades.
Popns and Apacas 20 be the two leading styles OF Dress
Goods worn this Spring and Summer =.
Ladies viii find Stock tie extensive Of any Retail
House in the city.
ALSO,
Just received by last steamers
A Choice Line of
NEW SPRING SHAWLS.
PEYTON 4 JOHNSTON
Uate W. X. PEYTON, No IA Bowery).
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EOR SALE.--36O acres OF irst-rate LAND,
beautifully situated Rock Road within three miles OF
the hourus town OF Dixon, The capita, OF Lee Iouty
Illinois. Dixon las popuuou 0f tOO anal has two lhes Of
raroad making several ps per Jay, VIZ the nos central
branch MENDOZA, Gaea, Nc and tie Dixon Al, Inc 70
Fulton and Iowa. both from Chicago SAID Lana Il hsI
prairie l. in piece and slough Of clclr water con
fany running through IL price $1,000 per scre tte per
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Nfw publications

DRADY TUESDAY, MARCH is! ,.,u,,r
MnDarR EiVF Of the beautiful and highly popular
American TALES series embracing the story Of one . o.
49, u Journalist and Army correspondent viz;
BOB BRANT,
PATRIOT AND SPY;
STORY or THE WAR IN TIE WEST.
By EDWARD WILLEr.
yss,irrns tale of the war in Tennessee and KENTUCKY m
oa.ce, US to several characters Of celebrity Is scouts u
,pies Among them arc BoB bRANr 'AHSoN' OID 49,
,reo.,g,on pp.n.oH rHs CoSTRABAND, &C. Nothing
ro,pr and truthful has been given to the romance
resdng public. ,-,,,.r. s,,u,
Published in double column evo with beautifully nioif
minated covers Price Ten Cents. Sold by all News
THE AMERICAN NEWS Co.,
Publishers gents No. l2l Nassau'si New OK.
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) Drp GOODS.
4 r KINZkY's
"A EIGHTH AVENUE
CHEAP STORE:
OPENING BARGAINS

-
AT KINZEYs
"A EIGHTH AVENUE
'i'A''' oPENING BARGAINS
~ SPRING GOODS
25,OJ0 HANDKERCHIFFS5 &c, &c. l0c lie, l2c.
1000 FINE LINEN HEMSriTCH BIC.
1000 NEEDLEWoRK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g.. UP, a.
1000 YARDS LACE AND EDGINGS, IL. UP.
1900 SILK SUMMER sChRFs, Use.
1000 LACE AND WORKED COLLARS, &c; UP; ,,,.,
FROM THE
WRECK OF
STEMSlIIP
GENTS AND LADIES
LINEN IIANDKERCHlEFs,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES ,,or,,
AND A VARIETY OF OTHER GOODS,
DAMAGED ONLY By WATER: ,,,,,,,, ,o,-,yr,ro
IN ALL THE NEW STYLES AND coLoRs FROM
25c. UP. $500. ,,,,, ,,,,,
DESIRABLE COLORs AND STYLES. PLAID RIB
DUNE d Ni'' 'oioN'' 10 p dHS TRIMMINGS AT
~ 0'--''' '' '''' $50 SILK LACE TISSUE AND
GRENADINE Walls, COMMENCING AT Re: -,
THOUSANDS OF PIECES VELVErS, 20c. UP.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
TXCTLLENT go YARD BEST PINS, &c. PAPER.
STOOL COTTONS Sc. BEST NEEDLES, &c.
S AHSIIi cor Ton S C. woRkiNGCorroN2s
DOZEN, HEAD NETS lOc.
ISEWlNG-SlLK, &c. HEAD NETS, l5c;
| DOZEN TRIMMING BRAIDS, lc.
uAIRPINs, DC. BUNDLE, ALPACA BRAIDS, &C.
BEST HOOKS AND EYES &c. -
BUTTONS, BRAIDS, TRIMMINGS,
BRUSHES COMBS, &c, kc ...,.,
'00'' L I'M IN VIM kinney,
Nos. PEI AND 229 EIGHTH AyENUE,
Between Twenty first aud Twenty second streets
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SlUIFFFEIIN BNDIHFho q NU.l
NO.lSO WlLLIAM-ST.. NEW-1ORh.

ITO TIE AFFLICTED-Mr. CAkhEAO,
No ll8 Second-av cares with the celebrated "Ihnrt
CAL BALSAM diseases Of the Chest and Ihsai siso 81 ~
Mounds Ucors aud other external diseases NO charge 10 VAC
~ 81 hnmn frnm 70 10 a m. and from 70 p N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

EARM FOR SALE.-350 acres, about a
l. auarcr OF mile from The Long Island Rairoad, 6j miles
from New York i0lscrr superior under good cultivation
o. aces heavy timber oak chestnut anil hickory including
rrr portion suitable or railroad iics 5000 cords nOw nj q
be en u a facilities for setting It 10 markets new snd
councillors FARMHOUSE, with good on bmdngs water
Nanhank l. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

finished and furnished HOUSE, No. - West 3ithst. oll
No on win FURNITURE. For permits 10 inspect the
premises inquire Of II. l. TliORNE, esq Prcst Equitable
Insurance Co, No. 81 Wali't
NOR SALE-679 Acres OF COAL LAND IN
In Sehuytki County Pennsy yanis, with Cohcry iucud
I'm, Ire,ker In Ines, Miners Houses Ac. workn; aud
In good order Apply to A. Is. COCHRAN, Room 10, No
IN broad,gay, ~ \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

NOR SALE-At Mamaroneck, WestcheAter
4 County ten minutes walk from depot, a iwoso'y
HOUSE wei built and nearly with hail. ironi and pc
pators Kitchen cellar, plntIcs, washloon aud wen OF
good weer ald cl,,eu some outbndinss and about QUE
acre ground wei, fenced god garden and variety OIL
10 SyiVAEIFS gFDNEY No 1876 Laureus.st, New loiA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

E'OR SALE-A threc.story BRICK HOUSE.
&c. in good neighborhood kodneyt peo. Tsn.,e''
Wliamsborgh Apply to ii. sCHOLEs, No. liz 3ssfsrs..
ey Hosoeyet or Diyisonay Ferry om Grand st. a,o ioo
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Real estate tot Sale.
[See also Auction Sales.l


4 FIRST-CLASS, Extra-Wide Three-StOry
IN and Attic Brick HOUSE No. 1863 Presidentst with -four
lots Of ground between Clinton and Court ss. Brooklyn
built in the best and most thorough manner By days work
for the late EdwGrd Kellogg house 80 feet wide plate in
Window piors aud halls flescoed Would be sold whou,
the adjoining ots if desired Apply 70 +. r. KELLOGG, No.
100 Pesrst " " No. 1913 Prcsdeptst Brooklyn. Also
for Sale house No 66 d0nn, tue above premises and pre-
csey ike the above, with three lots Of ground. Apply 10
FRED. PkOBSI No. IS Broadst, N. " or TO 4. H. KEEL
LOGG, as above.
A THREE-STORY, Basement and Under
n Cellar Brick HOUSE, and LOT No. 20 WoodhuLst.,
Brooklyn has all the modern improvements Price, $780,
terms favorable. For admission. &c. apply to
Il. II. KELLOGG, No. l33 PoarI.s.., New-York.
A II NORTH NEW-YORK.
"A 700 LOTS for SALE at moderate prices and easy
terms. Gross the Jdav Harlem River bridge to No 38th
and inquire 1t tho land office H. RAE ogent decidedly In
every repect the most desirable property offered for sale
In these suburbs Streets and ibid out 10 correspond
with those Of NowYork proper lorso railroad along the
westerly side Of the property aio gsa
AT SOUTH ORANGE, n. J.-For Sale,
~ $3.50 or 10 Let 5O)-A fut-clas COUNTRY HOUSE
fine Of Orange Mouusin. BAN and Of Land and
good vaie Inquire Of d. J. SPlAGUE No. 81 Park
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE or to
" BEr-At Railway, n. j.. hour from new York, by
NewJesey Railroad Tho house Is new hree stories high,
built Of brick In the most substantial manner with every mod
convenience hiloon rooms gas al through BAN in the
grapes Strawberries and al. kinds oftruit Terms easy
X. G. BRU NrER.
Also, several fine FARMS and COTTAGE HOUSES for
sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

GUN and TOOL-MAKERS WANTED az our
NJ Arrnory in Hamilton, Ohio Good and steady
ployment given. GWfN CAAPbE LII.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

EOR SALE or 10 LET at PERTH ANNOY
L ~ r,cner,y Known AZ the BRIGHTON HOUSE. do
Faithfully tnstci with rxteniyo views and perfectly healthy
Tic Hotel a- bcrI occup,l ioE The last ten yrsa' sum
Nor Norfdr- flouar which II well suited being ifO
ee long ard accommodate about goo persons IL Is near
,,v ater bathing IL accessible by .tcluboa, staten
ed airo anil BY june neat tho branch % the NewJcs'
Karusd " ia BE- c0.np.,,cd "a Perth AmbOy Apply 70
n gM HOMER MORGAN, No. Zine 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14
Real Gstate for Sale.
tSee also Auction lSales.l

TOR SALE-On Lexington.av., near ood.s,
FiTstCiass, fulsized Brown Stone Front HoUsr
House has all the modern nproy hot
apparatus. An early possession be
(6D HOMER MORGAN M Apply
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

A GOOD JOB COMP0SIT0R WANTED.
IN Apply to JOHN +. BALDWIN, No ia Fuon-s..
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Warts.

ALL RESPECTABLE FAMILIES, BOARD
IN ING-HOUSES, aud HOTELS can be supplied with
good SERVANTS from sua.ons, Protestant AID Cthoc at
hrs. YORKSTONS OMce, marble building, Ma. u Shay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

| NOR SALE-By order Of Executors, First
l. Rate Wa;er Power Crot1u Falls, Weehe'ter Co, q
few rods tom the depot # Harlem H. L. uoe OF less land
| 90 ,nil the pur rhaser; prize 5000 Apply 20
| lsll HOMER MORGAN, No Pinest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

NOR SALE-One oil the best locations on
IL Murrgy Ill., one new frtcsss fourstory brown stone
front HiirSF with az the modern improvements finished In
he hest manner size 2jAGO; situated No. - East J st. be-
tween Park aud Madison inquire on the premises OF
HAMILTON & RIVER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

u Boyl-To work on small JOBS OF STAMPS PerInanen.
employment Also, BOY that set type well. Apply At
Abe sIEREOTlPE tOCNDEkl. No. a Hickman d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14
FOR SALE-In Yonkers, the Dederer Farm

sALE-Lot 2t by 81! feet corner Of Love lane bou,e
thrccstory basement and under cellar Terms favorable Aps
ply 70 y. r. kELLOGG, No. IJ9 PeaIlst, NewYork
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-14
Hs5Sr General Eanccck5 Fet-
cram Corps.
HEAD Q~uARTERsP so. Mae
18TH Disc, o..
WARkEs, Dec. 9th, 1864.

HEAD QUARTERS Pso. Mar -.
18TH Disc, o.. -
WARkzs, Dec. 9th, 1864
Any white man who Is able hodi~i AID
&. for military service, who hiss been bon.
orably discharged after two years service,
has an opportunity to enlist in General
HancOck's new corps. nos organizing at
Washington, D. c., any Time prior 70 Jan.
uary lst, 1865. IS
The applicant will present himself at
tue Head Quarters Of some Provost Mar
shall, taking with hiIn hia diseharge. or il
that cannot be produced, then satisfsc-
tory evidence that he has such discharge.
If found qualified hs ~iil receive Jres
Transportation 10 Washington, where he
will be enlisted snd mustered.
Tie enlistment is for ons yeay. Three
HanHrsd Dollars Government bounty viii
be paid when mustered.
At the expiration Of thei: term of ser
vice these soldiers will be allowed 10 re-
tain their arms, As a memento OF honor
able and distin guished service.
The recruit can only be credited to tht
sub district where be or mis- family is dom
iciled. An excellent opportunity is thu
offered to the veteran soldiers, and Togn
ship Military Com-ittecs would do well t.
take this opportuniiy 70 provide a sur
plus for future calls. 80 RS SIS
DARIUS CALDWELL,
Captain, Pro. Mar, 18th Dist. Q.
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Western Reserve Chronicle.

BATES Of Advertising,
ser Twelve Ines equal to che inch in spaee. ma
= Square.
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DEATHS


In Hospital at MIDDLETON Nd, Dec.
Both 1862, OF wounds recess ed at the bat
tie of South Mountain. Oh the 18th Sept.
1862, LINUS BASCoA, aged 81 years,
lst Sergeant Co. a, 7th Wisconsin Volun-
tee. Infantry.
Also. at Msuston. Juneau, Co. Wis.
Nov. 18Th, 1864, of Consumption, JOHN
BASCOM, aged 81 years, . member of the
same Co. and Regt., sons of James Bas-
DOM and Sally Bascom, ofJohnsou, TTum.
County. Ohio.
Died in Lordsto.n, Sunday, Nov. 18th
ALICE JONES. aged 10 years and 4
months.
Her disease was that fearful mslady,
the Diptheris, which soon caused the bud
to be nipPed from earth, TO bloom in that
world where existence IS everlasting
Her sickness vas short and severe, but
borne with the greatest patience. Amia.
bic in disposition, bright in intellect. and
Jealous in doing right, she va. loved by
ali. Her ftyorite song while in health
was 81 want to be an angel, &c" And
now around the throne of Him who
chooses such for his heavenly mansion,
she viii sing HE praise forever.
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Town and County
Sentenced to the Psnisentiary

Sentenced to the Psnitentiary
At the late term IF Court there va:
an extraordinarily lengthy crimina.
record forjudicial Investigation. The
following is . list Of the persons sen
fenced to States Prison:
R Findley Stewart. stabbing with
intent 10 kill, sentenced one year
This Vas the stabbing affair that oe-
Cured last winter at E spelling school
in Yienna. 10 which i young nan
named woodruff vas stabbed by
Stewart. go
Frank 0. Robbins, murder 10 the
second degree, sentenced for life.
Lydia Stevenson plead guilty 10
manslaughter. Sentenced ten years.
Commodore Crawford, = boy Z bout
Is years of age, convicted Of placing
distractions on the track OF tbs a. 4
G.. ". Rail Road. Sentenced one
year 10 the renitentiary, Or if the
proper authorities shall think It beat,
he will be sent to the State Reform
School thres years
Crawford is hard and We fear in.
corrigible. When asked why he did
the ACT of which he was convicted,
his Only reply was thai be bad been
wanting TO learn Il trade, but no per-
sou would have him, and lac had con-
cluded to get into the ~penitentiary 10
order to learn one,
Rufus 4. Clark, convicted OF iaan-
slaughter. Our readers will remem-
that q rough party of so-cailed 'sera-
uaders" visited the residence of Mr.
Clark, some time last summer, and in
4 disturbance that ensued, one Henry
Miller was shot. The sympathy OF
the public has been almost entirely
with Clark, who is a man Of quiet
and inofensive manners. He receiv-
ed his sentence with his usual equa-
nimity, being no Doubt prepared for
it. TIE majesty of the law had to be
v~injicated. ir. Clark was allowed
to go home on Saturday and visit his
family in Braceville, over Sabbath
He informed the Sheriff that if he
wouId give him the proper papers he
would do what no other prisoner had
probably done for him-go voluntarily
and unattended aad give himself up
to the Warden of tho penitentiary.-
The confidence felt in the honor Of
the man is SO great, that parties offer
ed 10 go his security for his faithful
performance of the agreement
The Sheriff started with his prison
ers for Columbus yesterday
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
N REAL ESTATE. i
n pursuance Of an order. granted by the PEo-
hate Court of 1rumbull County, OHIO. l VIII oEer
fer sale A. Public Auction on
the 9TH day OF Jan-,A A. ID. $500,
AT ous q clock, Z. NJ, upon the premises. the follow
ing described real estate. situate IN the Township
of Southington. County u Trumbul and State Of
One pei-e Of land situated 10 the Township Of
SoutningtOn, and is known BY part of lot NO.44, IN
the original survey Of said Township. and bounded
as follows:
lot No. two (3l. in the survey Of Bowmanyllle,
made By T. L. STOW, August 1854; thence Nortn
along the East line of the highway. one chain ana
four links, to a lot of land decided to Daniel Detry,
June Sth. 1851; thence East on tae So1tn hneo %
North one chain and two links. 10 a posi- OF Jesse
Jynus land: thence East on said Iynns land. Two
e6Rins and eighty-Oae links, TO a stake and stone;
thence South on land heretofore decided 10 Fnlnp
YounS thres chains and ninety links tothe Nortn-
srlsy line Of lot No. & thenee North So W est on
the rear Of lots No. 3. 1. ). and .. three chains and
tween whine links TO q stake corner Of lots two and
three: thence West two chains and-hve links to the
place Of beginning, and contains one acre ana
eighteen hundredths OF land. excepting and re-
rerviug from the south side Of the above land. for
public use, an alley 10 feet in width. Appraised
Also another lot of land ia said Township Of
SonthinSton. known az part Of lot No. 4. N the
as lot No :, in the Village plott Of Bo~vmanVille.
as SURVEYED BY +. E. StoW,in the Month Of August,
AID. 1884, and contains one fourth Of an acre ofland
with q framed DWELLING house thereon Appraised
a. ninety dollars. Credit will be given on psIt o.
the purchase; money IL desired, upon Mortg1Se Of
The premises, J0HNF. HITCHCOCK.
, Adninistrstor Of Hiram james, Deceased
Dec. !. lss4-4v. .-15L
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seGfng Machines.

All machines having stitch alike on
both sides of The fAur.c have the Howe
stitch OF lock stitch. thar cannot be raw
elsd. sach as the Singer, Weed, Howe,
Wheeler & Wilson, Florence, Domestic,
&c.
Mrs. Adair, st her roons GU Main
Street., keeps constantly on hand. wa
riety Of first class lock stitch machines
prices ranging from $50, ,nsl5o. Instruc'
items given gratis Needles. linen thread
for manufacturers. ,w.t, sud sewing na
chine OIL. siso kept on baud.
Dec. i1-4w.
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Firenaan's Second Annual Bail
E with Refreshaents

The members CT Neptune Fire Co,
VII hold their second annual
bah 81 Web8's Hail, on Frids even
iag,D Dec so, 1854.
The members Of said Company take
this method of raising money 20 de-
Fray tho expenses of the Company
hTotghoue' he year. Though not
Teceiling any pay whateeer from the
town authorities for their services, in
case of fire they are always OF hand
ard willing to do their duty regard
gsles- Of all danger that might occur
n extinguisbing the violent flames of
ciiizen's dwelling or property.
The price ofticketA wiii be in reach
ofssi those who feel willing to assist
tie menters Of said Company in their
cause; not oply theirs, but OF al! citi-
zens and properly holders.
Pho Warren Brass ard String Bands
-. YIt be y attendance.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
E u Fnsisp w. 0. Forrist
gsp5ei Dras q S. Eliot
y. J. Kerr d. L Heckinger
Herzog
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For the Holidays.

We ore informed on "reliabls au-
thority." that KriSs Kinsle designs to
make q special depot at J. VautrOt &
Co.'S, where may be found a rich and
yaried.assortment of articles suitable
for presents, consisting in part of6ne
Jewclry, Silver and Plated Ware,
Gold and Silver Watches, and 1901
other articles each appropriate as O
gilt, or valuable TO keep yourself
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Between State and Presidential election
we LOST two union voters. aged respect
lively IS and IS. one went % Illinois.
the other TO Paradise
Two other. IS. and II, deceased 10 abe
David Hal, union. "a yeats
Old. was brought 0us ey everybody. and
OF codree left ct home By all
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-14
Catholic Fair.

The Catholics oftha place, viii mold a
Fair At Woods Hall, on Main Street, be-
tween. Christmas and New Years, at
= w6seh III be found refreshments add e
variety OF usefuiaad ornamental articles.
Proeeeds 70 Dc devoted % paving for
! f5sir ehErchI Ijf
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AEeIt WafsrFresn Fish.

Oxen NoscT, Il; hie saloon on Main St.
@zIl-receiVs this evening : supply OF
fresh fish from lre Atlantic coast, such
ssfouDdelsy Blsek fsh. Eels. Shell Oys-
2 8terz, &c 0gen Intends 40 have an
-msIs stock e these rare fish all through
Ind can eommena them as excellent