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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-23
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Az Just published, anew edition of Dr. CulverweIPs
celebrated essay the radical cure without eicnel
OF Spermatorhoa, or Seminal Weakness Involuntary
seminal Losses, mPoteney Mental and Physical Inca
paclty mpediments to Marriage, etc. Also Consunnp-
ton Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by sslf-indugsnce or
sexual extravagance.
Price in sealed envelope only cents
The celebrated author in this admirable ESSAY Clearly
from thirty years successful practice
that the alarming consequences of selfsbuse NAV -
radically cured without the dangerous use of internal
medicine or the application Of the knife-pontng ont
mode oil cure a. once simple, certain and eect1ai bv
means OF which every sufferer matter what his cOTd
ton may os may cure himself cheaply priyatelv and
radcaly, This Lecture should Be in the hands of
every youth in the land. ---' -
sent under seal IN plain envelope, toany address,
postpaid, on receipt of six cents or two post =
24yl LII Bowsry, New York, Post Office. box ASA.
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Dcnuis ID. Lame,, estate,

TVNIE undersigned has been duly appointed Admins
tratrix of the Estate of Dennis D. Lane, deceased
late of Ssndusky County, Ohio.
JOHANNA LANE, Admr'x
Fremont, o., Sept 8, 1864. S6w3'
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rTaiI Arrangements.
NEW ADVERTISENIENTS.

FostOria, FindlAy, +. L. & U. R. R, at-- s,SOAx.
May. 49, 1854 H. r. SHOMO, Postmaster
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FORTUNATE COMBINATIoN.-We are opposed
to proprietary medicines, and il is with some
compunctiOn that We see advertisements of them
in our columns. Still we must confess that
Browns TrOches are convenient and useful, in
certain conditions of the throat and larynx, be-
fore speaking ~ Christian Adpoocte 8
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A Cam TO THE SUFFkRING.-SwaIIow

A CARD To THE SUFFERING.-Swallo
two three hOgsheals of 1suchu," "Tonic Bitten.
"Sarsapsra," NERVOUS AntidOtes," &C. &c. and after
you satisfied with the result then try one box of
Old Doctor BaschGs's English Specific PiHs,
and be restored to health and Fgor less than thirty
days They are purely vegetable, pleasant 20 take
prompt and ssuary in their effects the broken down
and shattered constitution Old and young can take
them with advantage Imported and sold in the United
states only BY JAS. s. BUTLER,
No. z27 Broadway, New York
GR Agsntfor the United States
P. S.-A Box OF the Pills. securely packed will Be
mailed to address reesipt Of price which is 0NE
DVAh, fost Pad-money refunded BY agent entire
se.lslacuOn ~ NOT gwen 2ewl3
do YOU WISH TO BE CURED g-DR. BIZ
CHAINS ENGLISH SPECFC PILLS cure in less than thirtv
Gays, the worst cases of NervOusness mpotencv Pre-
mature Decay, Seminal Weakness Insanity. and All
Urinary, Sexual and Nervous-AscOns no matter from
what cause produced Price One Dollar PEI Box SEMI
post paid BY NAIL receipt ofan order One boz viii
perfect the cure ia most cases. Address
JAMES S. BUTLER
Owls General Agent 427 Broadway. New York.
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Wanted Immediately
CD ::::.:. 81 :: CO., =; ;5HssR !; :.

For which cents per cubic foot will be paid it's
delivery at the Depot in Fremont
For particulars in getting out timber enquire of D. L.
JUNE Fremont. ANY Soft Timber viii be taken If it
be split. JUNE d EDGERTON.
Fremont, July s, 1864 moo
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C. G. CLARK q C,

LORD Il SMITH, Chicago, ILL.,, General Agents.
JOHN D. PARK
SURE, ECKSTEIN & CO., Cincinnati. Ohio.
July s. lS64-lV - N-S-
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John Smith who advertised his discharge pa
per in the JOURNAL, two weeks since, is notified
that the paper is found, and is in our possession.
J. L. Rawson advertises IS acres of land ad-
joining the town of Fremont for sale.
A. j. Harris sold $50 bushels of potatoes one
day this week to be shipped to Atlanta.
The Fremont Sentinel raises its terms to 50 90
per year in advance, and so per cent. on its rate
of advertising.
The weather begins to be quite cool. There
has been two or three slight frosts not severe
enough to do injury. The corn crop is mostly
ripe, and much of it already cut up. Buck
wheat will all be ont of danger in week or
| ten days.
The county Commissioners were in session
this week, hearing petitions for various bitches.
G. G. Sanford, one of the Board, is so sick as to
keep him at home.
Zera Woodford of Riley township has manu-
factured about 500 gallons sorghum syrup
We have seen a sample which is very nice.
Lieut.. Coz. w. ID. Kcelcr.
We had a pleasant visit, on Saturday last,
from our brother Lieut.. Col. VIM. B. KEELER,
of the 35th Iowa Volunteers who is now at
home on short leave of absence-twenty days
He has been under the command of Maj Gen.
Mowery, of Iowa, and lately under Gen. A. j.
Smith. 1t is the first leave of absence he has
had during his over two years service, and he
seems to enjoy it much. His whole heart is
enlisted in the work of putting down the rebel
lion which he now thinks is tntterintr To Its
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Persons OF sedentary habits troubled with weakness
assitude, pAptatiOn of the heart lack Of Appetite dis
tress after eating torpid liver constipation c deserve
70 suffer irthev will mt try thu raIobratai
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T IAoI NAIIUN AL bANh
FREMONT

and by all National Banks that depositaries public
money, and alrespecable Banks and Bankers through
out the country will give further information and afford
every facility to subscribers. Aug r. 32ws
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CIRcUs BROADWAY AMPHIrHEATRE. AS BROAD
~
II
THIS AFTERNOON
THIS AFTERNOON
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
MADAME LOUISE TOURNATRR
MADAME LOUISE TOURNAfRE
beyond the most graceful and accomplished Elues
rl-nne who has visited America, 10
TWO MAGNIFICENT SCENES
sTICKNEy. THE GREAT SOMERSET RIDER
Ia unapproachable feats OF Kqnes risnlsr
YOUNG DUCR0W
:" ~ HURDLE ACT UPoN BUFFALO.
THE EDUCATED SACRED BULL,
DA'SS' HaHLY TRAINED PONIES
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS,
will be Introduced 10 conf junction with -
THE GREATEST CIRCUS TROUPE
ever organized In America. IN 4 series Of
BRILLIANT AND EXCITING ACTS,
forming entertainment which, for novelty and variety IL
sn,irely unprecedented.
Doors open al Z; % commence ~.
MArINEEs FOR FAMILIES
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
commencing al IN O'Clock,
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wh,eh w,s referred to the Committee on Streets.

4
rwsasy nn.s stree, ,as EsSS and sssS sSs
OF the croton Aqneduc Department half OF the expens,
naming nall By ana that the accompanying ord ii
Which was referred 20 Committee on Belgian Pavo
ment :, c.,,.a,.o a. p,nuo uo.,,, -,
that Inc low and sunken lots on The south Of Manhattan
% both Of IsSn AZ 30 ea
commiss oner and that the aceompanyn ordinance there
Which was referred to me Committee on Roads,
column or pedestal in from, Of his p pf sa
numse Two hnndred ana elsn one Hudson street. during
Which concnrred in.
cosss EssssSs NJ sa% Metro .
wooden be used by them for the Of
tend eas.ery beyond ne westerly line side Of Fourth
1 ns Inc
side Of Fourth hundred feet the
and s s q he & es
pleasure Leisure Of he Common Council
GENERAL ORDERS
no. ne ce%pss BE directed to draw
@ ssS y ne &c
sane to ss appsoDrats aeco count - r,.
co%mttss On National Affairs ~ = 'Aa '''''''0D 70
The wa: then y following vote
McGra.h schaefer, Cook, Brandon, Brice Russell, Pz,
gerald and Joyce-l9
Observation-Disclosures Hagerty, Opdyke and Jaques-s
Resolution that the Committee National Affairs be
authorized procure stand of colors the Tenth ree
New York Volunteers organizing for three years
during the being OF the regimen and one
of the first regiments in the field
moved to amend ss& resolution By
exceed the sum Of two hundred and fifty dollars
Which carried.
The resolution amended then adopted by The fol-
lowing vote:--
Affirmative ounclmen Healy, Keenan, Riley Brophy
Hagerty Hayes Heaernan. Ryan, Gross Rcpper Roster
Havand. Mc6rath, Opdvke Jaques, Schnecr, Cook
don. Brice. Russell, Fitzgerald and Joyca22.
Resolution that the Committee National Affairs be d.
rected to procure for the of the Ninety Third regiment
New York State National Guard, a stand of rcgimenta
coors at not 10 exceed hree hundred dollars
such amount to be charged to the appropriation Of City Con-
tingaAcies.
Councilman RUSSELL moved to amend said resolution by
striking thererom the of three hrndred do
inserting IN lieu thereof the of hundred aud fifty
doliarso
Which carried.
The resolution amended was then adopted by the fol
lowing vote
Affirmative ouncilmen Heay, Keenan, Riley Brophy
Hagerty, Hayes, Henernan Ryan Gross Repper Roster
Haviland McGrath 0pdyke Jacques Schaefer Cook Bran
DON Brice, Russell, Fitzgerald and Joyce-2o
Councilman KEENAN, moved that the Board do now ad
jonrn.
Which carried.
Whereupon the PRrsrnrsr pro TEN. declared that the
Board stood ad Journed until Monday. the 18th inst
O'Clock r. NJ. JAMES NJ. SWEENY, Clerx.
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". Fl. Byers, W. H. Clayton and James 8 King Cor
poras Christopher Mort, John +. paugherty and H. H.
smith, Prig ates James Akees, Simon Botkin 2era c..
Dean Isaae d. Evans, VIM. G. Holmes, H. @ Jones, A. IL.
JONES' Silas Iangford. J. II Iammon, James Mort John
G. Mcintosh, Jonathan Nixon, Joseph I. Paxton, r. III.
Parsons, A. s. Humphrey, David Smith Samuel R. Stew
art, Ed p. Taylor, Thos Aurphey and c. p. WILDER.
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NlBLO's GARDEN-CoMMENCE AT tx
In consequence OF - N'
TIE GREAT SUCCESS
AND BRILLIANT TRIUMPH
OE MISS
CAROLINE RTCHINGS
tHnndreds being turned away obtain even stand
Ing room on Friday evening", Bales grand opera
ated - -
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL
IL win he repeated THIS (Saufdag) EVENING for pos
lively the last time. with the following powerful
Ariine. MISS CAROLINE RTCHINGS
MIX T. SElutN
VI III
Buda MRS. HARDY
Queen Of the Gypses. ............ MRS W y. ARNOLD
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! :; 18Th 81 New New E York I'm
@na Two ~ Of ~ ,ha crew
les ON BOARD STEAMER sAcrlfx.
is list 0. ING A,,leu, moe naas anu ,n,s s
United states .e,s.hon soso, !" Wv
Pass, Texas, .. 'o"''Vs ~ as'9'
coma Assistant siaJ engineer
h;rd Assistant Engineer,
seaman.
fireman brennan.
J, freman.
reman.
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En- Ieist New York.
list New York.
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6lst New York.
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q, IsIst Nas York.
Far. Ialst New York.
sden. signal corns I'D Massachusetts, csv
,sicnal CORDS. Sd Massaonuselts cayalry.
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,ose 10Th Indiana.
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Nv, I'd Rhode Island cavalry.
Ii New York.
I. lst Indiana artillery
New York.
rein New York.
.Massachusetts.
AID Massachusetts,
lad Connecticut.
1T. 23d Connecticut.
Connecticut.
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ns. Esd Connecticut.
g. 23d Connecticut.
On, 10th New York,
iassacnusetts.
Massachusetts.
l2eth Indiana.
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18th Indiana.
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4, 10Th Iowa.
9th Iowa.
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Iowa.
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tinrham. 23d Connecticut,
kburt. 23d Connecticut.
Massachnsctts.
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Va. an UNITED states infantry,
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al. I'd Rhode Island cavalry.
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roth New York.
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AsTROLOGY.

ASTROLOGH.
4 B. MAURICE. REAL SCIENTIFIC AsrRoLoaEa
a. h sSpT To ffs rors. SSg y Srs s so
lie ins future w,lI g U,ss q so,.
Learn is nature before yoa stray.
SO you can BY timely care,
MAURICE i6e Scientific S:rooyer with :svsTs,
Sec @ ps s ssfT happiness @sss
whole ne n o fo sesy % me
yer asS ys vii marry and
ssnd or S q sps IS.
.ns Sc , ssSsT T ss
almost rao.s s. distance ss. T gs Pend Pen.
oaee' T. and be viii the outlines % their hole
Street s AL mean hG wcor i f isis % esn
III s ua,as STATE. laaa Dr. and Mrs s D.
They ,qSesS II sy On Ii o n wnsa
eorhp %.rT w.1s s'S y asn rem TSsa s
also sickness; h Inc party WI recover Or die q nc
Rm.sa s siSse1 ss Il ss body |
medicines oe adapted G se scs ny
eiser sSso ssSsi fsaS Also rHIsnaosss
4 RE you IN TROUBLE, HAVE yoy gEE EMO gos
10 cr ssEen ps n s Ser ss and happy
ssm. 80 s s"a a Ss S wse sRs
o to ZONE ss,s , 81 not SS hc o ana she
wssr rs u quo All questions answered mail upon
box 80 lieraii once
BONA rrpE AsTRoLoGlsT THAT EyrRy 0NE
"A can rspend IN is Madame WILSON who tells the oh
ierloas under,akins n B-ceeers,ed Mage Chans
s Alien street. between ds ana sn sans%en 70 CENTS over
. sToNisgIge MADAM MoF&ow, SEVENTH
~ daughter win na,as gu. q ,cresgat ,cis boy
Ssse IA @ eT sge T. se e b, Ss , ss.'
shoNs hsss ss,'tf,oy street, near Houston Gents nj
admitted
q, 40 WOULD Yor 20 WHERE FORTUNE 1890.
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T(AFNTW'S AMENIUNN MWSFWN.
I) 7. BARNUM. PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER.
3. H. Hurch md p. W. THOMPSON, Assistant Managers.
Brilliant OF the great srama,
- APHROsA, or THE SPIRIT OF BEAUTY.
With gorgeous Scenery, nd Corps fe u ilet fnd
BEAUTIFUL ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN
Imported from Eurore,
and the first in this country.
Produced afternoon and evening.
Mr. HARRISON. Comic and Imrronptu Singer and TY-
RoLEAN WHISTLER appear ut each performance
10 be nj MI honrs.
THREE ENORMOUS GIANTS
and the NOVA SCOTfs GIANT ORR
EACH OVER EIGHT III TT HIGH,
TWO RJFiN DWtrFS
The TIrLTpUTTAN KING. and GEN GRANT, Jr..
u III and % In hsh 70 years old and q in. high
Two LIVING Prairie DOGS, Japanese Msskn Hog What
Is le Novny Wax Fgurcsax figures OF Queen Victoria,
Prince aud Princess Of Wales, General Tom Thumb and
VIE Commodor Mutt and Munie Warren, IN their we'd
din umes Witch they the " wedding,
Fe'. - 1873 aud other ccebrns; Monster python and
other Mammoth Sorpcns Grand Aqunra Automaton Wri-
ter Educated seal and 2 million other wonders.
Admission Is cents Children under ten, II cents.
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AMUsEEIENTs

A cADEMy or MUsIc-rHE OPERA MATINEE. !.
TO-DAY tsATijin;DiY) MARCH f. SFi.
GRAND FAREWELL MATINEE,
FAUST. FAUST.
Margherita ............ Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
steoe MIC uE.ttf II ~ LEX
Faust. FRANCISCO MAZZOLFNI
Naentn. ....Sig. FERNANDO HELLInI
nt}ll-tophe9es .siB
Mart SrnCKrnWr
mar Miss FANNf SIuUkTON
Conductor. Il.
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR No RESERVED SEATS.
kc may he had at the regular ticket oices and ~
al ne principal music stores and hotels
hoIcE--lndes are particularly requested, In order 10
AVOID Inconvenience to purchase their tickets in advance
aget crowd being expected Three additional ticket ocea
an entrance doors will be opened
Hoors open at l2'i; 10 commence at O'Clock.
NEW BOWERY THEATRE
saturday evening Warca IS 1864 . w. las'fu
Twenty fourth night OF the eminent actor,
.. MIR 2, EDDy
MAMMOTH ATTRACTIONS FOUR GREAT PIECES.
NICK or THE WOODS.
Mr.. r. Eddy IN SIX characters
BRIAN BOROIliME
Euny Terrence
Mr. G. G. Boniface ............ o. Dor ohue
Mrs W. a. Jones. .Erna
NJ Marden.. Rodefick
ni.ss nate newton as Emma
BLACK TIGER.
LOVE AND MURDER
Mickey. Mr.. G. Davenport Manual .....Mr O. Lingard
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Conductor. ............ HARVEY b. DoDWORTH
MONDAY March u. the
ENCHANTRESS.
in which MISS CAROLINE RICHTNGS will appear.
THIS GRAND ROMANTIC DRAMA
will he presenaA with
SPLENDID SCENERY, COSTUMES AND APPOINT
MENTS.
GRAND BALLET under the direction OF
SlGNOR RONIANT and those popular remAre Danserses
MILE. LIMA wINDLE aud MILE. kRUGA.
And q Full Corps
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Concrete and Franklin. AZ the latter
an Interesting interview with General Frank
manded the forces at Sabine Pass when we
ed became the guest OF Chief Surgeon
aine, and Surgeon Eager, OF New York city,
ld attentions return my heartiest thanks.
steamer tho next evening Tor Brashear City,
morning | arrived In New Orleans. On tho
fling 10 tho Star OF the South for Key West.
Q steamer America for New York, whore !
DO 10th.
lon ! may state what know as TO the senti
people OF Texas, gathered from many public
itizens holding high positions, and which -
y loyal. The election OF General Hamilton IS
b OF as among the wisest Of their delibera-
6 him--according to resolution passed at
meeting at Brownsville, AZ which ne was
endorsed-bcst for the general government,
tate--po assessing as he does the entire conn
| ,yal men Of Texas, his influence leading the
\ 10 an unswerving support OF the admin
sneral government unto their redemption
j ON BOARD STEAMER CLIFTON.
u ia list OF the killed and wounded and
board the United States steamer Clifton,
ton at Sabine Pass, Texas, September 8,
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THE RIVALS. 80 $3.50
Y.one hundred and Grst night OF ROSEDALE.
.eason, WILD OATS. ' 80
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OF their premises No. 40 West Broadway, 10 remain during
the pleasure OF the Common Council.
Councilman moved that said resolution be referred
10 the Committee Roads
Ltah alast
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1nlerila! Rcpenns.


Sixth Collection District 81 sc" ~
NNUAL TAX NOTICE.-Noi'oe Is as :. M,
~ rycu that the Annual Liz. Of YSsss 1850" ,s, ~
objection District Tor the ycsr besiunhs HiaY t,KsA
h.,, received ION the Assessor; and That We
sI r.n.e, therein specified have become cne sa e,
win stend personaily hy deputy At ny o's. roassl
Rsrk daily texcett Sundaysl f"i tne % mo IsD
and includiig Monday the nfst day o. fepsS
rhe r,xe. included IN tho nicfe,ad ISL az Cor 10
,i1ses Yachts. BILLIARD Tables. Licenses aud h'''s ~
year 1909. ,..o,.v The srns ,lis ny then
,espec,ivsly according the LIST sloe,s., sb
herein specified viii d the ApfMi'n & me snocsl
hereof excepting tie Tax on Incomes wien W., ORION
-, X Ln. i've psr cent. VILLA. ~, Y.
Oh addition 81 ~ NV Ish 1894 Collector fisb pi't
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MONDAY, Jan. Is,
At IL O'Clock, at the Exchange Saleroons.

No III Sroadwsy.
TRUSTEES SALE OK VALUABLE PROPERTY -
SOUTH and BRoAD-SIS., by order Of the TIs...ss =
cOTT,t-sT tic vsry valuable LOT o, GPf)tryn a.
y. Brosd e.. being - feet sehe. fs
and % fee. iches Bzoads ~ feet iches "a a.
Also. the Lon Of GROUND, with the Ave stor, -
BUILDING thereon, known - no II so8Inst, bsiss q
foet 10 inches on the nosher,y Inc, mose or los.
The aboye property will be so'd .laee. to asessss
: go having two y az % run iron May !, lsA
aacti5n,ers 10. Pine It., q Of DADD BOWS. JscosI
MENUS anlJosAH s. EisKE, Noe, II IssDi 70 soelAx
TUESDAY, Jan. 20.
tl2 o'clock. at The Exchange Sales Rooms,
No. III Broadway.
fEREMProEY SALE by order Of tke SUPREME CoUIi.
'''4'' " F!NGWELI, Referee
VALUABLE PROPERTY on. Chatham Square, Ea
Broadway Grsnd Cs,hcriDs and Mafke'Is and s. VAN
CHATHAM soUARE-Ths large and vslusbl. Pot 4
yEoud with the oarstory brck buildings thereon leovs
entire iot situate northeast corner Clham sqpsre I'D u
Bro.dw running through 70 CatheIines; benz ,G i,ts III
II ichc, the square, O. lee, III inches Es bio,ss
% feet o. NEST 81 feet inches year ils also u
valuable pr with The four story brick building llereo SAt
Chatham square, running through 70 tslalin.si. being
feet the square q feet inches ON C.tSAnsst, q ~
one eide aud 81 feet on The other
CRAND.>r-Tie valuable plot Of ground, with balisp
thereon situate moth cas- corner Grand d go
ca s 3 81 ' sfkE Fl ri iol Of ground with &
ilgs thereon. No. IS Gail rinest between East Efo,tS.
sd U.uTyst. buiiL-9 consist OF sEo4y t:tA s1fe ~
dwelling with story extension On tie iror. 9: the ~ 40
4rory Dick building IN the rear. Lot, griC5
HARkE three story aid attic tIisk dse
4. house. wiki thee story extension and lot NO - tf
ns near hast Broadway, and adjoining the eLJen. ~
25xl0J
ST. ,'ARAs-PLACE-The three.story slttic ti1 sstmsl
bck house and io' No G. 81, Marx place, between ii ~
2d.ys House x4i lot 2r85. Terms, &c, II No. Fns
TUESDAY Feb. ?,
A. y O'Clock tie EAchange 5sleroom, No III brcsdvr
Executor sale Of LesseAod Properly northeast cornes
Greenwich aud 2srrows. by order OF Tie thseltos o. Jo
- Wa.drcu. decreased.
GKFEsIpICH AND DARR0W-STa EfsIl- lesiss
tie ,ot together with the hut thegeoa ,cror 81 Jres
ch end BarrowriF House TX let Di!.. three s,or
stic and as0 fame stable OF re@E 81 l f's ~
es.e. Trinity Church has thee year ~ "a ~ ~
neat with renewal. -loO IoIna r.t. Lot l.@,J iss'
SALE BIZ ORDER or JOSEPH !. LlklNS, EN
Referee
4orH -sTREEr-ons lot tie -ouh side Of 4oi.' Il, 4
feet ofgti.1y., iA4xyl.J.
EXECUTORS SALE or VALUABLE LOTS on II
AVENUE and s4TH STREET by order o. Wil. MuIphy a
ph r. Kearuey Executors OF Francis " rgty Gee. -
taIl-ANf NUi.Oue 10; the west ito - ttbv., sce
ins the northwest cor Il sd T., Z5XlJe II.
.fgH-S rhFEiOre 1t the s0nb sise 81 3.h'si. u
feet wet o. oh 251l00 feet iacbes Terms al "a
Maps, Gc., az 40. linrst
FRIDAY. Feh 5,
At y O'clock tie Exchange SaesToc1s No. III hfot
SALE BY ORDER OF y. i. mAREuRY, Referee
PROPERTY OK BARCLAY, WASHINGTON an
WEsI-STRELrS.
Particulars Lsresrter
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TL,HE COMMITTEE on STREETS OF the
L. BOARD Of ALDERMEN viii meet q ne Chamber o,
IA. o.rd OF Alerncn ON rIiuRSrAl, the ssi ist o.
ococl o. M 10 consider the utttiior The imp'oYrhrn o
tho d yei.em, IN Bsoadway al parties Living paa' VIII
prare rad them 20 ts pnihf,e sud al interested are ~
,p.ct6ally invited 10 attend wtou; iuril,r notice
CllAELhSl J. chlff. }Cof.nilttse
JOHN HARDY ! On
JCfNFON sueet"
r. w TAYLOR. Secretary. ne
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THE TRIBU Ne LIMA y A
u fOE 1851.
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H7,ss popnlsr ANNUAL contains:
ASTRONOMICAL PHENOMENA for 1854;
The usual CALENDARS II sun, Moon, Ge.-lew AID
cemple'e Tide Table;
JEWISH aud MOHANMEnAN ANNlVERSAYlESi
PLACES OF PRINCIPAL STARS FOR livery adphr
In TIE YEAR-InteTest insto o. Young.
DIFFERENCE or TIME AT PRINCIPAL PLACES IL
RHE WORLD;
RIsIGG, MERIDIAN and SETTING ofhe Visible ils'e''
ELECTION HErURNs-Ful sud Accnfai. CTS q, The
Solder;
UNITED STATES GOvERNMENT-Csbine; C.aseHs-
Supreme Ceart-s Minister. 20 Foreign Courts
NAMES aud TERMS Of Z. & SENATOR'S
NAMES Ct MEMBERS Of the XXNVllIh CONGRESS.
ABSTRACT {! LAWS passed the Last season G. Coz
Esm;
STATE CGYERNORS-rhne Of Elections ke.;
EEBEL GOVERNMENT;
REBEL SENATE and HOUSE, &c. &c
rHE PRINCIPAL STATES OF EUROPE: THEIR
AREA, POPULATION, ARMY, NAVY COMMERCE.
FORM OF GOVERNMENT. c'r.;
fBE CGFfT POLITICAL QUESTIONS or EUROPE:
BRIEF STATEMENT or THE POLISH, TIL
GERMAN. TIDE ~ tbfAN. TliE y ANl.h-CLAAhh,
AND TIE TURKISH QUESTIONS
PRcY IS ceirs; 40 cop1s posty4d, - 100 coIes, tet
Nv E1pless. -. Cash ortrs soi.cii,d
We supply back nliDbels u the Tribune Amsnir i3T
years 1855 1856 1851, 1885, ijs 1860, Jgol, lOt2 and lo3
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