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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-30

NEWSPAPERS AND PEEIODICALs.-We often a. e
troubled ourselves and hear complaints made by
others in regard to the failure Of the mails TO bring
our Eastern papers in good time, if at all. 1t is
provoking to be thus disappointed in mail mat
ter, but We are not left without any resource
Hawks & Bro. always have all papers and peTiodi-
Gals "ahead Of time, as they receive their pack
ages by Express, several hOurs ahead Of the mail.
We would advise all our merchants to secure New
York papers of Hawks, and thus always be sure
Of them. This firm do the heaviest business in
their line in TIC West-they supply not only our
city, but send large quantities Of papers through
the towns about. They have built up large and
fiourshing trade at their stand, and are always in
receipt OF all publications, both American and Eng
lish Hawks & Bro. forever.
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Y READ WITH CARE-In our advertising
columns is found an advertisement of that great
and popular medicine so extensively sold, and
used by thousands Of persons through the West
em States in the last five years we mean Dr..
Mann's Ague Balsam. We know nothing of
its merits, save what we read and hear spoken of
BY our friends, never having bern so unfortunate
as to have to use anything in this line since we
heard Of II, vet we feel at all times willing to
make public through the columns of our paper
any discovery, new or old, and recommend it to
our readers, that Is so highly esteemed as this
Balsam We call attention of our readers to
this wonderful compound, and il in want of an
ague remedy give it trial. Sold by all good
druggists. 4t-d&w.
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Coop HORsENANsHIP.-When passing up Supe'
rior ST. yesterday noon, saw horse, attached to
a buggy in which lady was driving, dash furious
" across the street and down Seneca Hurrying
to the corner to see the result, We watched hi.
course with great anxiety as she made useless at
tempts to stop him. We expected every moment
to see rthrOwn from the buggy, but she kept hel
seat aud when near the AXE bank turned the horse
boldly around and started back at full speed Soon
however, she stopped him in his mad career" and
then drove down St Clair street as calmly a:
though nothing had happened. How many ladies
would have hai her presence Of miad and steadi
ness Of nerve
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FRnM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRE, Oct 90.
\ tenement hoase in Sixth street, with an ad-
joining stable, was burned last evening. The house
was occupied by six families, the greater part Of
WHOM were forced 10 escape by the roof or win
dows; one man named Michael Hertei and his
daughter Catherine were burned 10 death. Twelve
horses in the stable were also burned.
At the Lafayette Saloon on Broadway, last night i,
Hoenan, the "Beneeia Boy" attacked &" Dublin
Tricks one Of MOrrisseys seconds IA the late
tight, and beat him in q most shocking manner.
None OF the wounded in the GOulding tragedy had
died up to this morning, but Mr.. &. aud the girl
Murphy are still in 4 critical condition.
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mtoirimes.
THE GREAT WONDRR
NINETEENTH CENTURY,

OF The
NINETEENTH CENTURY
i DROR. WOODS HAIR RESTORA.
We publish lei s1 10 Dr. wsd , y 9i tis D R li T15 BssS
teman IN Aaae which speaks ggwingly Of the superior
t.ei when ells rum reiishle sOgree- Il esIidcai
BArH, Maine Jan % lsss
tleu eailei tw moshs since, TO the hghy benseisl
effects u yauE HaiT Restorative induced % MAJ
application ot u upon nv hair which had Be-. M.
quite gray probably tri white; nv vhis ers were II
the character Some three uoaihs sHr- Itronrsi
toitle o. your Hair RESTORATIVE. aud used Il son
I3lnl Lhal Il was pr1sqg Nhzt had WISHED used it
tie q VI ich have used some can nov certify To Tie
sfld mat ne sTSy or white hair has to.a @ pDe 81.
natural color ami believe So ant sossy than Il hss
Old my so wife, st the age Of tytw, has used il IN
The above no,ise deem due to you for your valuable
diseoygIy am assured that whoever viii rightly use
stateusu.s 1 am 4 rifigen N ms 80 ~ G - y. IN
resilient here for the last fifteen yeas and am known 10
make Of the above wiih my maine aitaehsd is Al ar SER
wee as wish 70 preserve the besutes Of others
am truly yours, 4 c. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, January =. ISIS.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
IhSi N1oD-DeaI Sif hayiEg had the misfortune 70
low fever IN New Orleans in ls5a induced 10 make
very thing nsede Ny hsr IS now hck aud Ei5ss aud
no words can eKnreSs my obligations = IN gising 70 the
The undersigned Rev. X Bragg is a minister in r--
Jar 81 udlug, AMI pastor OF the Orthodox Church
held, Mass He IS a gentleman Of great influence ard
univ eTsaily beloved: WM DYER
BROOKFIELD, January y. lsas
fRof NooD-Dear sir Having made trill Of Hal
restorative, II pleasure that its eec is
beer excellent IN removing Inflammation dandruf .ud
constant iendeney 70 nehing. with which have cen
troubled from my chldhood; md has al-O restored NY hair
which hecOmng gray. isorieIna culor have used
no other article with ANYTHING like the pleasure or
pronf- NouTs truly. i ERA6G
The Resora put up in Bottles Of three sizes VIZ.
larse, medium; and snail The small holds half pint
and retnlls TT one dollar otle-he medium holds
least twenty pcr cent more .puion than the SMALL
and retails for two do lars hOttlethe large holds quart
lory per cent more IN proTtion and three
dollars a b. tie
u J. WOOD 4 CO, Propuetors, 3l1 Broadway. New
Y r.. I'm the New York Wire Railns Establish
meul and ia Market - LOUIS Mo and sold hv
al good Druggists and Fancv Goods Dealers. ocl6
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FEsTIvAL-The ladies' ofSt Paul's Chuch pro.
pose holding Festival and Fancy Sale in aid oi
the Church, at Chapin's Hall, on Thursday evening
next The names Of the Committee Of Arrange
ments can be seen in another column, and any con
tributiOns placed in their charge viii be thankfully
received. Let our citizens respond literally.
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9, ILe usann1r q fosgisg iie r5raiioa Of Ia string
4. IL errHnsssCf tis ribrdioH Of tls string.
8 Tisqaaihy Of asi0Hs.
G. TAesrengtl Of string
Z Te great 9fs Of his tie Instrument rcnaias in fHHs
public may judge for themselves whether
the above saemeut b. publish diagram Of the 0d and
styles panos rather the Oh ogy style which rejects
ali modern improy the Halst Cos style
which the doctrine that living in ef i-
pr0 and that but old ogs iii deny that twice two
equal four and that loO lbs weigh twice much my
viii illustrate the philosophical the two kinds Of instru-
msnts and leave the reader to draw bis conclusions
!, IT, HIlief, DaVis & Co. Pianos hare a greater
length Of siriag iAaR those Of any other make in
the same sized edse.
" the entire length Of straight string be used for vbra-
ton ee daraml while those that are bent necessarily have
the rest OF bridge inserted al great distance from the end
piano else the angle wOn Be great string would
twain before could be drawn within octave Of
Its ven known that the reason sixoetAve piano does NOT
that strings tior- With the above Improvement
81 octave ballet Davis Co piano enabled 10 send out
make.
., Tie HaIei, Darts q Co. Pianos hare a roider
space BefreeH The strings than those Of any other
make.
The truth OF this statement equally plain from the
that straight string occupies more space than simply its
suits while bent string requires In addition see di.am
Tor is angle from the bridge 70 the tuning PIN The
suits Is the bent strings necessary close together that
they often bit one another and while he perform
erare playing heavy marches fantasies and yaaons The
straight strings have much room that they and
never ciaan a alnat one Anotnrr
3, The manner Of stopping he vi6ratiOH-
The Of the string. in all pianos where
the hammer strikes IT, the bridge, where Il is stopped see
diagram III
The Of the best violin in the world be ruined BY
substituting poor bridge thus proving that the tone Of
string materially aFcei by the in which the vibration
stopped The vibration OF the string in the H. . C. piano
stopped with lin hOrzonafets Ofeopper bell metal see
diagram giving the string soft full mellow rf f0e
while In all other pianos the vibration Is stopped by upright
os Piaf. Lsee diagram b giving thin irony uHs tone
that has eaused thousands Of persons having hne museal
guuiEations to exclam:
do like the irony twang Of piano Il far Inferior
TO the full rich tone Of organ. flute melodeOn"
The that the strings In All ether pianos bent at the
bridge that sharp hns 5s ade IN orert
the vibration In the H. D. c. piano the strings drawn
straight the copper fret and held dwn hrm thereon BY
Suspension Bridge. lSee diagram s. b
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WHY Is THE DEMAND so GREAT FOR
DIR. MANN'S
BALSAM? ?

BECAUSE IT WILL, in all cases,
sIey and eiectgaly cure nat much dreaded seourse
% tle NesiTChs Fever AID Ague-lthou fail; and u
ct thousands do testify AMI unlike an other nosirum
It's worth by men of influence and high standing.
PnLceton. III. Sept. 2Oth. 1s5z
DR. MANN-Dear Sir For several years past have used
your AGUE BALSAAI in my daiv practice, and have
closely observed effects hundreds OF cases. and in no
case has II failed produce the most happy effect can
most cheeriuly recommend certain specific Tor
Chiis, Fever and Asue, and AIalarisus Diseases.
Trsiy Your, II. AUSTIN, NJ. d.
MARSHALL, Mich Feb ilth, ISL
DR. MANN CO.. Eavu--ald a large amount OF your
AGUE BALSAM in this vcinIy, and Truiu--, s-rsonal
knovle-e Of H. bsisvs It the best remedy for Chilis.
Respectfully Yours, c. A HYDE.
Ashiabula. Ohio Jan lsi- lsss
AIEssRs s X MANN 4 Cc-Geuts: In cauyassins the
Saies Il Oho and Michigan for the sale Of the different
allied % observe the great hat your AGUE BAL
SAM has gained for Itself In every place where sold IL
ses rapid than all ohers Il destined to super
sede all other ss-le remedies IN the market -
NeIy Truly Xours, A S HENDRY-
New York Feb q, lsss.
NIEssRs s. X Mann & Co Gents: have II our house
in ST LOUIS sold your AGUE BAISAM three years and
have caTetuy observed ITS efecs De CUENG, aud mIt IN
world Of meilei9es 10 my personal knowledge. u has
cured Perm1neuty ever time, snd have known Il usei
hnppy result AId Wnatls more EMARkARLE have ne ef
known hut what remincd cured, for at least that
season have no hesitailon IN recommending It As per-
feet triumph Chilis and Fever.
Respectfully Yours PROV o. J WOOD
S X. MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio Sold
GAYLORD HAMMOND.
WILLIAM FISKE,
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

NV I lUHhi UCL- y
dispatch to the Times from Washington, says
Government has received dispatches frOm General
Lamar, announcing the intelligence that Costa Ri
ca promptly retracts her offensive language, and
says that if Mr.. Belly had been well known he
IS U0E, the langu age would never have been used.
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EEw BUcEwHEArFLoUR-THE FIRST OF THE
SEAsoN.-Messrs Brown & Andrews Flour,
Feed and Grain Store, cornor of Ontario and
Prospect Sts-, has just received a choice lot Of
new hulled Buckwheat Flour, which they are
selling in quantities to suit purchasers. 1t is
very nice article. Give them a call and try
il. div
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Boarding..

R0ARDING.-The House. No. "a
IL Plhlc Square and BY the tone Church-0ue OF the
easaniesi locations Ia the cy-is being thorrughly
giree snd vii De opened Tor Boariers Ociebsr Isl
falits tsnlnE % furnish their rooms. be
e9mmliaisd with iarse and CO and bed
fofs and Single Boarders a Day Boauiers will fnd
rocd aorummOdaflons teas ousbe terms Ladies not
e1elndec- References given nd received
sep2I sw, BURRITT.
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MATRIMONIAL
DIrs OBJ rrrr I-NrrEn Sr,rrs

To TIE LADIES OF TIIE UNITED STATS:
Ii has been my gaod fortune health many
thousands Of my couatry-women.
Ny success has excited the malice envi0us and
gallons; hut their persscuuH have served only extend
and eah ish my reputation Showers Of gateu offerings
have fallen upon my Faihay, the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. So long held in arctionats ard
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced
skill afford 3esDise ihs efforts Of mischief makers
nd slandeters-
My iuonds have repeatedly urged 20 place my mel
cine for producing within the resch Of the
Ladies OF the Unitel States, but
field occupied b. qusos, with their pencions noSfrums
Ani fer that uapracpled o1unsrciiers might psl up
the public ther worthless limitations have hiher. pre-
vented establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AAIlE DE FEMME, IN the United States.
tlas yield the eu:reaties OF patients snd friends
And ofsr TO the suffering Females America medicine
Old World
In regard 10 the sfhca=y0 OF the 'AAIlE DE FEMME"
need oaF say, that hguid form and exactly such
As have used in my pccein France for years and
that 1t has failed to satisfactory result
The "Aaie de Feume and measruaii5u stand in the
laon Of and effect It Is alike powerful to originals
healthy menstrual A1w where has existed and
restore where It has been from any suppressed
In ordeIt0 guard imposition the wrapper dec
uo1s each h0te OF the Aais de Famme" will bear M
signature. and both the hottie and enclosing hc1
VIII be sealed with ny private seal
Priee, $500 package
PANS January lsS7.
For sale, wholesals and Retail by WILLIAM FIsKE
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IHlLADELPhAAs OGt- -
The splendid Opera Troupe under the manage
menI of Maurice StrakOsch created perfect Juror
At 4 sale Of Tickets this morning $500 were taken
TO hear Madame COuIsOn in la Trayiata.
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Ia o. E Dodge has On hand an extensive
stock of Music already, but in few days will be
making large additions of all that is new AMI
choice. Give him 4 call
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RIcnMoNp. Va. Oct. %

The United States Agricultural grounds were
again largely attended to-day. Hon. Caleb Cush-
ing made an able address; he took strong States
rights ground IN favor OF constitutional annexation
OF Cuba and Mexico
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SENTENCED.
Bosrox. Oct. %.

Boston, Oct. %.
Mrs. Gardner, convicted Of murder in the ID de-
gree for poisoning her husband, late p NJ al Hing
ham, has been sentenced 10 the House Of COrrec-
tiOu for life.
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NoTIcE.-By request of Bishop MeIlvane, the
Ri Rev'd. DR.. McCOskey, Of Michigan, is expect
ed to visit our city during the coming week. TO con
seerate the Free Chapel Of Trinity Church Home
The conservation vii take place on Thursday, the
4th Of November. Other services will be held our
ing the week, Of which due notice will be given.
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HoNE AGAIN.-DiekinsOR has returned from
New York with all the new dances and gymnastic
feats Those interested in either, viii make note
of it and act accordingly.
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n. H. soLoMoNsoN.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
ee te largest Assortment OF the approved kinds o.
PEcTAcLES. Anhis glasses, whether for nsar OF far
fghted ground under his inspection by machine
yof construction. with the Greatest care
suit the eyes al cases, Heekzess DlzEiaess
IEsslzzoH q tie Egss, and imparting strength lOns
Teadias or fne sewing.
= y II Solan7ason would here inform the public
that he never employs any the sale OF lenses
u Also. splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES AI
CROSCOPES. COMP ASSES. &c. keyt on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain. perfect as natural
UOHes = Superior street under the American Hotel
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YESTERDAY AFTERNOONSREPORT
WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON NEWS.
WASHINGTON, Oct %.
The balance in the Treasury IS s.. .ssg, 900; re
ceipts Of week s656.0OO. The drafs paid were
81 AS 900; drafts issued 81 rs 600, and the reduc.
tion Of the public debt 81 .O75,OOO
Con- BreeSe Is appointed TO the command Of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, vice Com. Kearney, who has
been ordered on temporary duly as President Of
the Lighthouse Board during the absence Of Com.
Shubriek,
II is said thatthere is in course OF preparation at
the State department reply to an official dispatch
informing our Government Of the purpose Of Great
BritaintO suppress Filibus.erism in Central Amer
lea
The military force in the department Of Texas
viii probably be increased by troops from Cover
nors Island in view oil the present Indian hostili-
ties.
The estimates for next years expenditures are
not complied and until they are, it will be impOsi-
bic TO decide what measures are necessary for the
increase of thereyenue.
The President has been at the state Department
every Jay during the week
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J. B. Barnes q Co, PToprietors of the CieV

J. b. Barnes d Co., Proprietors of the Cieye
Eai Plumbing works, Atwatsr Black are prepared
with force of experienced w0rkmen doing every
escripti0n Of Plumbing the thorough manner on
he scientific plans reasonable terms and On short
aotce. LARGE stocks Of Fountains dierent stvles and
izes Bathing Tubs Of and wood, lined with
lnn1cGpper, steam heaters. lead aLd Galvanized
Leather and India Rubber Hose. descrtps
s Brass AM Plated Cocks Including the ateu Sefclos
Cocks recently introduced, Wash BOWS and all Kinds
fHaier y oFks Fixtures kept constantly on hand All
nT uNar ed
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~ ITO SMOKERS & CHEWFRS !"

No gentleman should mngs the society ladies with
his teeth discoored and breath with tobacco Fo
purifying the mouth after smoking OF chewing aFON
TAINEs CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is one Of tn.
Inost ehertual dentTifces 1t whens the teeth
strengthens the gums and impars the breath ofeI
offensive. sgTeeable fragrance
FOR SHAYING.-Its reh iather pensraies and sofleRs
ths beari, prevents irritation, aud the operation
easy and agreeable ?. G. FONrAINE Co. 315 Broad
way, and No 6 AstOr House, New York. sold BY al.
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DIsTRIcT CoURT, Ocr. 29.-Me NilIen vs.. Hew-
it, Sprague and ROdman- This case has been on
trial since Wednesday afternoon, and IS still pro-
crossing. The evidence, we understand, is not YET
got through with.
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FoREsT GRovR-We Learn that The horses Mas
sillon, May Queen, Peggy SANDER and SorFel Frank
will tro; for purse of $50 this afternoon At Forest
C.rnva
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HAL1FAx, Oct. IS.

The steamship Indian Empire from New York
arrived al O'Clock last evening, and will sail to-
morrow for Galway. She had tevridc weather on
the voyage from New York
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p See advertisements Of B. R. Brown Co
in another column.
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GUIrAR.-J H THOMAS, Teacher Of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No. 3 Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If.
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IWPURIANI TO FEHALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius l.. Cheesemun, VI. ID
NEW YORK CITY

Prepared by Cornelius l.. Cheesemun, VI. ID +,
NEW YORK CITY.
The combination ingredients these Pills are the re-
suit Of long and extensive practice. They mild
heir operation, and correcting all Irregularities
Painful Menstruaous removing all distractions whether
from cold Otherwise headache, Faia the side palpa-
ion OF the heart. whites all Affections ,siecS
fatigue, pain the hack and limbs &c disturbed sleep,
which arse from interruption OF unfure.
To MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. CHEESEMAN'S Pills Invaluable they viii bring
he monthly period regularity Ladies who have been
disappointed in the Of oher Pills place the
confidence in Dr Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rep
resent TO do.
NOTICE.
7Asre o0aEifoa Of female sysism IA uhich fhs
Pills cannot Be taken uiflOuf producing PECULIAR RE
SUIT. The condition referred 10 IS PREGNANCT-fAe
Tssu, MISCARRIAGE SrcA irresistible fc4aeEg
q tss Hediens 10 restore N Jaaross 10
eOHitou that :hs rsBr0dHefre p0er Of
rcgsf H.
Warranted paroly vegetable. and free from anything IN
jurous Explicit directions which should read
pany each box Poe 81 by mail enclosing 81 to
DE CORNELIUS L. CHEEsENAN, Box .5sI. Post ofioe,
New York City.
SOLD Ply ONE DRUGGIST IN EvERY TOWN IN THE
UNITED STATES.
r B. HUTCIHNGs.
Geueral Agent for the Unfed States,
les Chanibers-St New York,
To ss01l aii gl0sesac orders should BE- addressed.
- Hv-f h. NrrgT
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u The 18Th lecture Of the series, upon Ten
Perance, will be given by Rev. 5. B. PAGE, on 10
MORROW evening at the Baptist Church, West side
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j. Nv Weitz, No. l66 Ontario street, have on
hand the finest quality of buckEheat -four which
they offer at the lowest prices. Try it. dylw2O3
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CLEVELAND FEMALE SEMINARY
So. sANEoRp. A. M. Prinoinal.

in
aNewa Ed d6 Ek
sPR .hIug ndssrs
EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS,
BaHni neuu in
VI
l by
Tsrm commend Thursday b gI
Principal
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IndisestiOn, liver COmpIaints, ands
their Cure.

HoLLoWAY's PILLS quickly remove obnoxious mat-
ter the blood and thoroughly cleanse aud renoyste
the system These Pills are certain remedy for diseases
OF the stomach and Bowels Sod al the manufactures,
No so Maiden Lane. New York and No Strand Lon
don, and BY all Druggists 5 cts 62 cts and SI0g per
box. seB1T Ra0
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SUNDAY LEcTUREs.--The eloquent Finney
speaks tomorrow at fremont Hall.
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PROM NEw ORLEANs.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

NV OHLEANaf VNE- -
EThe yellow fever is abating. Number Of deaths
Yesterday, 81.
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AREEsTs.-Samud Lynch was last night arrest
ed for stealing S39s from brother gentleman Of
color" Charles Stanley and Willard Mckay were
arrested for stealing two Buffalo Robes from JeTe-
miah Hall.
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JOHN TOD & YATES

Are prepared To deliver pure article Of BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEWAY und LACKAwANNA COAL selected
expressly for family use.
q Orders promptly filed their Yard on the Canal
near the foot Of vineyard street, Cleveland, O.
JOHN TOD. oeI2asm 21s. Jy.N. YATES.
q RARE CHANCE FOR EMPLOYMENT
Pers1ns reguir lg Light agreeable and BILE en-
PloJmsHt by which they realize from SO TO so pei
week, will ascertain fun particulars by addressing
HUTCHNs & co,
les Chambers street. New York City.
Ono postage stamp required to prepay answers
ldlm
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R-SPANISH AND MEXICAN QUARTERS; also,
shillIngs and SIpsnces bought at sl5 per ounce by
CHAS. A READ Co, Bankers, No SC Water street,
opposite the Post Office.
NIB Spanish quarters viii average nearly teniyhree
cents each ors dk,v A., 9le
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mlaabinists Mf.
paper 6anaers.

NEW PAPER-RECETVED THIS
~ DAY, sT cases new Paper HansinEs, at No g Su-
psT1or street.. sspls N CARSOE.