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The oontiI usd dsclns in Gold has sgsin unsettled
the markets, and though We are unable to report
any material change In the views Of ssllsrB, they
Do nOl expect 70 realize At present priees and ara
not pressing the market. Buyers are becoming
more wary, and very naturally working for fur
thsr decline, do not oher to invest. Under this
state OF feeling. the market is Of course very quiet
TranSactions to-day have been very light. Were
port a. fol'OWS;
RFelshtB-stsady at the following rates AL
RAn-To New York, Flour % 90; Wool 81 "a ;
Dressed Hogs 81 so. To Boston, Flour 50 10; Wool
% Al; Dressed HogS 81 20.
FIOur-Thsrs q a moderate inquiry ct 50 75a
10 90 for fair to good brands TX red $40 sO0
IL 90 for DO XX Whits. Choice grades are better
than theSs outside figures.
Wheat-DuIl and heavy. The cnly sale re-
ported to day was one car No. red on track at
81 Ss.
OOFn-Duil aad nominal at 81 a asked for new
Ihslled from EtOrs.
Oaas-QuIet and nominal ct 1880,
Rye-InaetiVs. Quoted from store at 81 80.
RaFIey-LOWSr and dull. Sale Of ons car 80.
l from store at 81 50.
Dressed HOes-oul4t al 1s5<DIse.
POFk-zulos very quiet At SSs 90 for msll and
so o. for clear.
Hess Beef-ouiss at SIS 90 fer city.packsd.
Lard-In good steady demand. Oity-mads un-
chsnsgd at s4o in kegs and GsO in tisrces.
Smoked Heats-stssdy at 24c for sugar
cured Hams zoo for Shoulders 1so for Dried Beef
Butter Quiet and nominal at sss4Oo for good
70 prime WtItsrn Reserve.
EgEs-DulI and nominal at s09S2o.
Cheese-sbsady, 18th mOderAts demand ct 10
92ls for good to prime Weitsrn Reserve.
HIEhWiueS-Thsrs Is no demand except IN .
small way. Holdsls quote as 50 2392 20.
AIoOhO4-Hsld at s. 5O94 So for 90 PEI cent.
Neutral Proof spiris g lo97 IS.
PsfFOIeam-ou Quiet at ss9sOs for RsanSd.
Beeds-DuII At OF SIS Oo9ls 20 for Clover,
and IS T6gs % for Timothy,
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TELoHERs, your attention is called to the
advertisement of the County Examinations
for the spring.
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GIothis WriuqFFa.
NI0THES WRINGFRs.
9Euttstrn.
T0oTHAOHE CURED.

ALEX. B. HALLIWELL, II. D., Dentist.
Ispreparsd to furnish fall sets Of ArtiheiaI Teeth
Of great strength and durability, in exact imita.
tiou Of the natural onfs, free from any metallic OF
othsr uppleasAnt TASTE, ct ONE DOLLAR per Tooth
und upwards.
ESTABLISHED TWELTE YEARS,
CoEner Ontario sf. and PuDIIe gouare
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
B. B.-Br- HslliEon bees to inform hlg msay
RairoEs and fands that hs intends to remove from
~ olo stanc On @ sbout he nrHt Of ApE Of which
- netaes Ein D giyen. bb7
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3. z. MONEY MARKET-Feh. 10.

IHI TELEeaArH.l
MOney-KAsyat at 70.
Sterling Exehanse-DulI at 1881 elOssI
Gold-Dult and lower. Opening at 2Osx, De.
elina to aOS1f, sRd closing ct SOS1<.
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We are under Obligstions to Hawks for
New York and Cincinnati papers BY ex-
press. BE always has them as soon as any
body.
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ERIrsE .Ward.-A nesting ofthe enrolled men
and of all interested in the draft, at the Engine
House, this evening at half past seven o'clock.
WIN. MELHINCH, PrsI't.
E. CHESTER, ses'y. fsblT:ISo
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Fragrant tSOzOdOnt. .hardens and inYigorsteS
the gums, puriies and perfumes the breath, clean
Bes, beauties and preserves the teeth from youth
to Old agSi
Sold byal DTuEgists.
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Legal Intelligence.

UNITED STATES CoURT.-The Grand Jury
did not report yesterday. Nothing was
done in this court.
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Dividend so. 2s-Ths Prssidsnt and Directors
Of the above named Company have declared .
monthly dividend for the month Of OftWO per cent
on their csPitsl Stoek, payable on and after the
18th inst.
Cleveland stock holden will receive their diYi-
dsnd at the Ranking .HouSsOf
SsbI7;lSI WATSON, EVERETT Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

The Third Ward has an excess of credit
of one on the present call, which will be
applied to IFS deficiency under former calls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

Our thanks are due to Starr for New York
papers.
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CITY NEWS.

Revenue Stamps for sale at the Cleveland
Post Office and at the LEADER Counting
Room.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

L.OOk t-Ds you asal in HOop Skirts and Cor
sets Then bay y0ur. .steck Of JLcoB FRAHE, Ne
40 Water street. Mr.. :. Il about to open an sx-
tensiye eItabliIhnsnt on Superior street, and is
snxiousto clear out his preS'nt stock, which he s
doing very rapidly, and at greatly rtduesd rieed
If you are In want Of bargain in his line Of buIi
ness in the next thirty days, don't fail to call.
French cOrssts (beSt quality at S1T5 American
corssts from $500 to Sl.5o. Hoop fkirtS 25 pea
cent. below New York prices. febI7:lS1
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sIOO for sz6-A new 500, never used, Crown
and BAKER Sewing Machine for S75, or a $50 one
for $3.50.
For particulars Inquire at lhs LEADER Counting
Room. febl4:l99.
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{ Fos 0OLUHSUs.--A company Of sOldiers,
about fifty in number, LEFT this city yesssr-
day, bound for 0olumbu. .t
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DIED.

Iu Cincinnati, on the morning OF February 18th,
after an Illness CT four weeks, JAMES TQMLIH.
SON; formerly Of this city, aged SO years.
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COMMERCIAL.
HoRHIEe LEADHR oTTIg1.

NUhuINN IIAU3h UIIIUU. I
THuRsDAX EVEBMa, Feb. 16, 1t65.
Reeeipts-The receipts Of Grain By rzil during
the twsRty-iOur hOun ending ct ons O'Clock to-day
were - follows:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

infringement Case.-John h. Ralslsy, Of
Dayton, Ohio, has commenced suit in the United
States Court at Cleveland, Ohio, against ". T.
Bond, ofOsVsIAnd, for Infringing on bis patent
Step adder ofJsnuary, 7th, 1se7.
fsblelsl. -
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Oh Factory FOr saIe.-Ths subscriber Of
fsrs to sell his factory on CaRal and Ohio streets,
with the land and buildings, being plessantly sit
mated, compact and convdniently arranged. Cap
acity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given ifrequired. D. PRLToN.
Cleveland, Feb. IA, 1855. fsbl5:r2Of
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Our OF TIE DRIET.-The township Of Bos.
ton, Summit county, filed its quota ySsssr-
day. aa- .E
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OHICAGO mAREEr.-Feb. is.

F7Our-Dull.
Wheat-Dull and declined &c.
COFn-Dull and declined I1I1<. ~
ORts-Quiet and clined 1e.
RfghB1Ges- Nominal at 2l6020.
RrOyts1Ons-Dull.an and declined 76e0S1.
POrk-On mess and prime mess the sales da-
ehnsd The former 50 and thu latter 80.
Hams-Sales at lec
I.ard-IuL at 2O92O1zo for choice.
HOgs-131131<c. -.
Dressed HoSs-Dan at sls 5Oal4 90. d.
Yiding on 2O0lbs.
Whisky-Dull. Sales at GIG.
Receipts-El lour 1900 bols; wheat 6500O corn
10000; oats 1900.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

HIHE CLEVELAND FRERDMEN'S
Il Aid Commission Rooms are located at No. 90
Bank street. They will be open during business
hours for the reception Of stores for the suffering
lreedmen. D. "A GAGE,
fanf.IpQ.dhw SN-ruearv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

&OUsUOU IN sums 70 Huit-At the old stand
and Well-knoWn WAGEEB's LOAN OFFICE, on
6eouritisa Of every kind, xls; Gold and Silver
Watches, DiAmond1, Silver Ware JsWelry, Guns,
piss1ls, Olothing, Dry GoodB, PisnOs Mslodeons,
and AL Tsrsonal property and articles Of Value, on
he most satisfaetory terms. Business strictly pri-
Vats. EstabIinhed 1851. n. B.-A variety Of un.
reasensd Watches, JsWslrY, Cam, b., for sale ct
barfainIs
0moe'-opEnsr d water and Superior Ftrssts,
Gtsr DaEi1 End PSixotto'G olothlng Store.
oeEG7 ]. @. ". WAGNER,
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2nst-@ @tflEs 6lme.Gxhll.
lS5a.5. Winter AFraagomeng 1915.
FoB TIE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS,
AT THI
OLEVRLAND PO6T-OFFIOL

ooAnEHCua EoHDkH, ouToHER SIsF, le62s
- nain win be cpsnsd and roady for dsliTasT
ons hour after arrival Of trains.
- Al Mails olOSs one hour hsloss dsPagtarsO
tFAinH. -
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CALEsMRN WANTED.

Those desiring to Engage as salsemsn, In different
paris OF the United States, fad perm snsnt en-
ployment, whether they have had experience in bus
inesS nottif worthy and well Qualed) By applying
% @. Z. HORTON, General Agent, at Forrest House,
Cleveland, Ohio, from TO 10 A. n. aud 10 P. n,
on l7th. 18th and 2th OF February, Inst. Personal
applications ONLY deslref fsbI3:l9n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

LoRAIN COUNTY -Pittsfeld haa won the
prize banner as "the town making the
greatest proportional increase IN its Union
vote over that of the October election"
Mr.. Solomon R. Darling, for many years
an energetic business man in Elyria, was
instantly killed, Wednesday, by the falling
Of q dead limb knocked from tree which
was struck by a tree cut by his workmen.
His head was badly crushed by the blow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

GRAND PRIZE MASQUERADE
U AND
FANCY DRESS PARTY,
To be held At OHAPIN'S HALL on WASHING.
TOMS BIRTHDAY EVE, Teb. 2iBt, 1s65. p .s
The FLOWING Prizes will be given:
lst Prize, Best Comic Character Gent Silver Goblet
I'd Lady, Gold Ring,
Sd " Fancy DrsIs, Gent, Silver Cup.
4th e. Lady, Gold Ring.
ooAMITTEK or ER8ANgEHEHTs.
y. B. kevcomb, F. s. Warner, ". r. Ferris,
". W. Ellsworth, J. Urban, D. Agsr.
FLOOR MAEAGERs.
L. Mcintyre, Geo. Urban, 7. B. Neueonb.
Titkits to Floor. 81, 90; Gallery, 80 cents.
The Managers will spare neither time nor ex-
psnso TO make this the beat party Of the season.
Ladies and gentlemen will be rsquis ed 10 unmAsk
before entering the Hall.
Ord rs for CARRIAGES may be left with 8 ". Gar
Fett, or any Of the Committee. febl6:l9I
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WANTED, AT $3.50 PER MONTH
w A reliable CanTasser in every town and county
for the Nurse and Spy the most interesting snd ex-
citing book ever published, embracing the adventures
ola woman IN the Union Army as Nurse, Scout and
kpy giving most vivid inner picture of the war We
have agents CLEARING $50 per mOnth which we viii
prove 70 eny doubling applicant Send for circulars
Addrels y0NE BROS. CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
feb3:l9l ID .tWkW
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AsHTAIHtA COUxTT.-Mrs. s. E. ThOmP
son, Of tb;s Cleveland Hospital, delivered
lecturr, in the Town Hall, in Jefferson, last
Wednesday evening.
The mercury ranged from 210 to 2Oo be.
low zero, in various parts Of the county.
The following record of the proceedings
of the Court of Common Pleas has been fur
niShed US by Mr.. E. L. Gibbs:
JustuS A. Amsden Vs. Ward ". Smith
The plaintiff made bet on the election Of
VGllandigham over BrOugh. The day after
the election Mr.. A. called for his money, al
though he had lost, and sued the Htsks-
holder for turning over the money to the
winner. Verdict for the defendant. .~s
Estate of Luther spellmsR Is. Harvey
spellmsn: Case of violated promise to give
note of hand of 500. YerdictfOr defend
ant.
Morris spellman gs. Estate of Luther
spsllmau: Suit brought to recover wages
for services rendered during thirteen and 9
half years before the decease of Luther
spellman. Plaintiff claimed a balance Of
$2,7Oo; jury allowed him sI,sOO.21. Nc
interest was granted.
Mrs. Marietta C. Howard vs. Marshall
CsprOn, charged with ass ault and battery.
A claim of SIC, 900 damages was laid. Ths
jury, after long contention, allowed hsi
$3.50.
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Cecal Notices.

~ Y. SUPREME COURT, City and County
1Ns OF Yoft-CYRENUS G. FITZGERALD and
WILLIAM II. HUSSEY, plaintiffs, est FRANK :...,:
CASEY, defendant. Summons-for relief Com. INT
not servedl To the defendant above named: Rev 81:
iou hereby summoned aud required 10 an SOC can
sweI .he complaint in til. action which viii be 49,.
ed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the City and County oil Nc"
York at TIE City Hall IN the City Of ofk and TO sefvo
copy Of to tho aid complaint on Tie snbse'o
ut their Office No. IS Nsssaus In scd ty oil new
FORK within twenty days after the service Of ths luminous
on exclusive Of the day q such service and yon @ 70
the s.i complaint within the time Aforesaid the pam
tits IN ts action will apply to the Court Tor the reei DC
iuanG Il in the comp ant-Dated New ok, sept ~ IC'
A. r. Il ". Ii. klRCHEIS Plsintts' Attorneys, -
No. IS NEssaus, " Y.
The complain. in the abov, entitled action daily fed IN
the Office Of the Crk Of the City and County Of NeS OK on
The AN day II October, 1865 a. +. w h. hlkCHEls'
or laviwF. Plaintiffs attorneys
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WALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manager. M LESTER WALLACE
(THIs EsrABLrsExryr poEs not ADvEEfIss IN THE
SEw.YoRK BREALD.)

TONIGHT,
AND EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
tie New and Original FveAct Comedy by II. l. Craven,
THE NEEDFUL,
with Scenery b. Mssrs. I.herwood ard o. sasaer
Machinery by II. Butler. New Costumes and
Appointments
In which Messrs. +. l.. DAVENPORT, MARX SMITH,
GEORGE HOLLAND, YOUN0, JOHN SETON. b. RING
GOLD. NORTON, J. c. WILLIAMSON. Mis, MARY GAN.
NON. Mrs. VERNON Mrs. JOHN SETON, Miss lone
BURKE, Mrs Jennings and Miss GREEN viii appear.
Massngsrs Great Plsy, NEW WAY TO PAY OLD
DLBTS il in preparation Due notice will be given OF the
nett representation. OF THE DOUBLE GALLANT STILL.
WATERS RUN DEEP and ICI ON PARLE FRANCAis.
Dr. Waack has much pleasure IN announcing the engage
mcnt a. this Theaier Of Mr.. FREDERICK RUblN5ON iron
the Theaior Royal ST Jsme London) whose arrival Is daily
expected Opens,5t Begna,S
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Amusemen;s.
~ Is. HOWEs GREAT EUROPEAN
Cs CIRCUS viii open in
BROOKLYN

& d. HOWEs GREAT EUROPEAN
-. CIRCUS viii open in
BROOKLYN
MONDAY, Hoyenbere.
Giving TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY
in the 10! at tie junction Of
DEkALB and FULToNAvENUEs.
iA' ''n0A" Ths SosT c6SPISFf CIRCUS
ever exhibited in America numbering nearly
ONE HUNDRED MALE AND FEMALE ARTISTS,
MISS LUCY WATSON
CHARLES FISH,
THE WATSON BROTHER nfSSsh Renowned III 4 'A"N'N''
WM. HOLLOWAY,
vorr PRICE and HANLoN.
SAN LoSo. fFTER CoNKLIN,
JOHENi MAC II1vfLT MAC
Al Of whom with Others, Will appear at each performance
BRILLIANT PROGRAMME.
LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE ARENA.
IN '''' cR6 &c KEtiT THE GREAT LION rAMER,
from Asilcys Lonion, VIII enter ns
DEN OF fEEOCIOUS LIONS.
aud % through series Of the
MOST STARTLING AND THRILLING FEATS,
throwing into tAe shade ali bis predrc
Inc Manaseasnt o takes Iessare in announcing the sp
''-i'''' OF the 1''" Br 8 ARABS,
Thee ton' Of the Desert the most graceful and
GYMNAsTs, PosTURERs AND AcRoBATs
IN THE WORLD
4 GRAND GRArUlTOUS EXHIBITION.
Consisting Of a Procession and
GORGEOUS PAGEANT
will p,s through The principal in which viii appear
tho besuuisl
TABLRAU CAR,
CARRYING A LIVE LION IN THE STREETS,
Surrounded by group OF BEAUTIFUL FEMALES NEP.
TUNES SEA CHARIOT, THE MASSIVE DEN OF
LIONS. THE FAIRY CHARIOT OF TITANIA, drawn by
fourteen Shetland Ponies maicont Band Carriage with
FULL BRASS BAND,
ard Grand CGvcsde Of Kniyhts LADIES' Men Arms &c
iounin. perfect realization Of
TIE DAYS or CHlvALRY
ard tie
MOST BRILLIANT STREET DISPLAY
ever witnessed.
..............................sO eerts.
G ildreh under . ysas...................l5 cents
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY.
Doors open at and p.
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6ia.ionerp Gnb Tanrn GOODS. p

EOCHPANEs GLASS lNkSTAND MANU-,
tFACTORY No liz Hilllam,t. " Y.-Al kinds Of
Cut, Pressed sud Paln Gss lfstands Sponge Cups Paper
Weights ana Library InkftAnd' In OAK Ebony aud Ahu
Also CocrBn. Improved Air tight and Thermometer INK
stands At the lowest MangfaeluIes price. r. s-oIas"
ioI eyyeu p!emgtJ si,ergsdto
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tfle0ifGl.

AT the RUSSIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
y No. 6ls MISUNDERSTANDING ard SWEDISH
MOVEMENT CURE, combined with medicines, WI cure
10, where Other remedies have filled No cuTe-no
pay. o oi-'' nIeD2o-,, -, -
nR. RECORDS ESSENCE Of LIFE, for DE-
~ BILITY-In case. at So and 80 Circular. sent
r. ROLAND, Agent, No. "a Libertyst New'forf
DUP IRE, HYDROCELE, VAhICOSE
IL VEINS, FALLING W0MB-A new principle une'
aualed for cure durability ease and proof no
ioo,uz 10 put OF or infant OF esedi no metal Hid
.rpt on til cured. Office No. 20 Broadway NEWTON
Wednesdays, ThuIsdAys, and Fridays only ,,,x,ou
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Door, open ~; 5egn'st7t
Lessee and ManAger.... ...............WM WHEATLE


NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Doors open At ~ beginsstTi
Lessee and NanAgef... INTERCHANGEABLE. WHEATLEf
(THn IfTABLIsHnHsT DOES NOT ADVERTISE IL THn
NETWORK HERALD.)
LAST WEEK BUT ONE
CT the tri tantly Successful Engagement ofthe
RENOWNED RANELS.
GABRIEL RAVEL,
YOUNG AMERICA
sisnorin. Pepi.s NJ Van Hsmne the MsTtine,tis, Ic.
THE MlLLlSERS.
SIMON (h, rrest eharsetsrl GABRIEL RA'EL
TiIE PRIMA DONNA
s.norin. Pepisa ~ Ven Hamme Matthew, Mdles Hsrzet
Pa. Tuu,,rian.. ..........YoUNG AMERICA
MAGIC TRUMPET.
5ss.: ia;ici:.":::: In the Prinolp. Character"
FRIDAY. Novonb,r }. 1868.
GREAT BILL
For the Only Benefit Of
ANTOINE RAvEL.
Resppesrsnce since his ind.spod,ion OF
GABRIEL RAVEL,
YOUNG AMERICA,
FULL COMPANY WILL APPEAR.
Aner the Vaudeville,
Commencing with
THE PAS BIZ FASCINATION
Mr. and Mrs Oonersa II. Bland, r. Barry, Rande Mrs M
Smith, C. Burke, &c.
TOMORROW AFTERNOON, at2
LAST RANEL MATINEE But ONE.
POUR ENTERTAINMENTS IN THE EVENlN0.
MONDAY. THE GREEN MONSTER.
ldussion u Reserved seats Gil Family Circle len.
Crosbys,l 80 cents.
Seats secured Xix days IN advance.
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Gtorfs, Ranges, Mt.

CTOVES, RANGES and HEAiERS-At IL.
- l. 1 AfOlyRRAYiS No. 81 Nes.y-st., opposite Wash
Market oaer for sale complete o'.otIen OF cook
Inc Stoy,s for wood o! coa Ranges Par or Heaters pA
10, parlor. and Offices Heating stoves for stores
$50 Stove, suitable. for the Southern uIEe1 farmers .NG
butcb.r.' Boiler. Kitchen ware &c.. &c.
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CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY

- Of EW.YORk-ALEXANDER RICH and SOLO
MON RICH, Plaintiffs, sgt. 4. w. :'''.''.'''..''''''
KENYON Defendant. Summon, 10 20 Go u ;.
u money demand contract. tCom. Init Rev stamp,
not seued) 10 the Defendant above cancelled
named: You hereby summoned I'd ...............
required to the complaint in this action, which viii be
the Office Of the Cek Of tho City aud County OF New
York the City Hall Of NewYoTk and TO servo copy Of
the sad complaint on the sDbscrbers at their
Office No BeeknGn-s'feet Newly City, within twenty
DAYS after the service Ct this exclusive OF the
day such service and you fall TO the said com
paint within the time Aforesaid the PLAINTIFF In this action
viii take judgement sganst you for the Of Two undod
and four and t5O0 dollars with interest from tho I'D day OF
Angus. thoussnd eight hundred and hive besides tho
cosls VI this SETON Dated New York, October H. 1865.
HULL L ARNOLD. PlAinths Attorneys,
No. Beekmsnst, New.Yort.
The complaint In the above soton tied Ia the Oihca Of
the CLERK u City and County Of NewYork the 2Gth
dly Of DC oher, 1902 HULL AkNoLD,
or Iswtwt f1intns AttoTn-ys
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Eertures ato Hlertinss

MIR. DE CORDOVA's ANNUAL COURSE
wi ofHUMoRoUS LECTURES at IRVING HALL.
l. " Mrs Grsg. (WidowEp ,., A. ,.e.
" TUESDAY EVENING, Nov T. lsSs.
a "sTLe Kibbiwiuk Trumpe,er and its Editor -
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. H. 1865.
a "The Law In re Hidse w. Midge."
TUESDAY EVENING. Nov Il, 1865.
Precautions similar to those successfully adopted asst yeas
will be taken the oyecrowdny oil the hah tns go
,on namely so chairs viii b. added 10 the ordinary number
Of seats The Reserved Seats will be limited In nrnber v
Tor which none bu, Course Tickets will be soc and ne
Tickets will be issued beyond the comfortable capscy OF tns
Hall The doors will be opened O'Clock, and The Enter
tanment will begin oclock Tickets TOR reserved aad un
reserved seat, csn be had of Mess Root Anthony Coz
No Il Ns.sau..; Horace Waters, %sl Broadsayi Beer
Schrner 10l Broadway VIM. A. Pond Co.. at' broaSwNe
Jopess ate Crowen, e43 Broadway and Mitchell ssu.
s Broowsy and for uneseryed sests only o. III 0'nes
Music and Bookstores.
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6orscs, Carriages, &r.

CARRIAGES for SALE.-The immense stock
" now in th. three large entrances No. 80
Broadway and No 10 Croshyst will be- sod at greatly re
uo.d prices, 100 sets Harness. several second hand Caagea
G. WITTY. No. 80 Broadway
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panrins Htaosmlcs.
DODWORTH's DANCING ACADE.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADL-
AZ MES, No. 2l2 Fi0h-ave. Ne.-lols
No. l5I MOntasues' Brooklyn
New York Casses- On Mondays and Thursdays, Wednes
6.' sad Saturday,, and Saturday morning..
Brooklyn Cla,sOn Tuesday. and Fridays Afternoon for
eeIsn Evening for gentlemen. -
Primary Class Brook ynuuder the Instruction OF MI
srsIk Dodwonh--On Wednesday afternoon sDd Saturday
esuirt for terms send Tor circular.
NE GARMO's DANCING ACADEMY, No.
- 70 West fourte~nth-sL-Dpen WEDNESDAYS AND
uIURDAYS Ladies a. D. Children 81 T. Evening Classes
~
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frsaI Noiltes.

CUPREME COURT, City ond County oil New
y Yort.-JOsEPH r. STU YVEsAkT Plaintiff, OCT. NIGH
oLkS sTVY SAINT and o,her Defendants. IN pursuant
IF he judgment Of the above entitled Court made above
ID acton on the 9Th day OF October, 1902 the Referee
,npoinfe n and by fid utemenior the purpose OF cInE
into effect such judgment w scI ~ puunc sucoh' % we
sales Room No. III Rroad~ay in the CITY Of New
yay. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of November 100 At
~ oiclIck noon through James NJ. Miller, Real Estate
thst certain lot piece or psrc. OF cd WIN
d. b3u con erected. situate, ynf aud being on ths
ely ~. Of the Second between hiThih anu MN
The CIV of New OH and known a. io number one
hundred and 3jl map on me III ths onco
o. the REGISTER Of tue City snd County OF Ne" ioh hhuh
Der 81 m In Csc entitled Map showing di' soh oil part q"
lie s. estate at of Nicholas ~ Stuyvestnt deceased among
his heir situate IN tho Eleventh Ward of IN" Cy 81 Nc"
York snd ~c lot j. bounded and dcscri'od as ol9"'iat
say: Beginning ~ point on the esttery see OF te
Secondavo distant thiT your feet 81 Ina ihches
from tho of tie Secoho gEsHue anu
Eishth,tree and running thence norLrIly Ho te eeny
sde Of the Second avenue thirty seven let moe nc nrne
sstey parallel Eighth hundred ana "ehyn'
frt thence southery parallel 10 tho SECOND avenue u.
feet nins inohss and thence westerly Paib'I u
kgthreo hundred and twenty hive feet TO the pAce
beginning, Dated New YORK, October IL, 1863.
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED Referee,
No % Duanet.
wx P. Lrg, sre., Plaintiffs ATTY, No ~ EIchaYgepses.
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