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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE-Mrs Julia Dean Havne
makes her final appearance this evening Mary Still
worth IN the play OF N1TyS Birthday and also Lucretia
borgla IN the stirling drama of that title There will be
adance between the pieces by Miss Mary Partngton and
a song by Mr. S.Parker. Mr. James W. Wallack appears
on Monday night a. Leon, in the Iron Mask.
FRONT STREET CIRCUS.-Thc clown, nr. Thaycr
appears again night in conjunction with Bill Donald
son and Tom Watson There will be an afternoon per
ormance to-day at * o'clock the accommodation Of
ladies and children. Mr. Donaldson takes benefit on
Monday evening next
BIBLE PANoRAMA.-0ur readers should bear in mind
that Villains beautiful and instructive Panorama at
Temperance Hall, will he exhibited this afternoon at
O'Clock and tonight. We are, also, authorized to an
nounce to our citizens that it will remananoher week
ON exhibition with
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-New Orleans papers of
Friday state that the United States District Court
at Key West, has decreed the condemnation of the
bark Lyra and her cargo, that vessel having been
seized on suspicion of being fitted out for the slave
trade.
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Resignation of Captain Rre,vcrton.

WAsHINGroN, Dec. lO.-'rhe resignation of Cap
tain Thomas j. Brewerton, of the Ordnance De
partment, who has had charge of the construction
of Fort Carroll, has been accepted by the Pres-
dent, to take place from the goth of December.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. l0.,-The Republican Senators
held caucus this morning with view to fill, with
their own members, the vacancies in the list of
Standing Committees as agreed upon by the Demo
cratic Senators in caucus, and which list was hand
cd to them for that purpose.
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NEWTON YIvEHSIrY.-At a meeting of the Board
of Regents of Newton University, on Thursday the
9th inst, the following Degrees were conferred and
Diplomas awarded Bachelor of Science to four
students Of the class of 1857. viz Edward +.
Burrough, Isaac T. Norris, Charles W. Spilcher
and William Yardey. Also the same degree to
seven students of the class of 1858, viz Horace
Burrough, David Freidenrch, Charles s. Norris
John Olney Norris, George l.. Perry, Horace W
Robbins, Edwin H. Trust. Bachelor of Arts, to
James s. Nussear, of the class of 1858. Master of
Arts lin course), to Lewis NJ. Eastman of the class
of 1855. The Honorary degree of Master of Arts
was conferred on David \. Holngshead, Principal
of the Western Female High School Of this city.
The Commencement exercises, under the direction
OF the Acting Faculty, will take place on Thursday,
Dec. 23d.
RELIGIOUS REcEPrGoN.-Sister Mary Agnes, of the
immaculate Conception, (Miss Jane B. Edwards
received the black veil in the Carmelite Convent of
this city on Wednesday last, Feast of the Immacu-
late Conception. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev NJ. Leimgruber, pastor of st. Alphonsus,
assisted by the Rev. John B. Byrne.-Catholic
Mirror.
DEATH OF A NUN.-We learn from the Catholic
n"ror, that a nun, Sister Mary Eleanor, of St.
Francis Xavier, died on the 4th inst, at the Car
melite Convent in this city. She was sc wears of
age, and had spent Al years in conventional life.
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INDIAN TROUBLES IN IowA.-Conccrning the re
ported Indian hostities the northern frontier of
Iowa, correspondent Of the Davenport Gazette
says:
have been resident at Spirit Lake since 1857,
and left there on Monday, the 22d of November,
having few days before returned from La Crosse,
passing to and fro with my family and teams,
through the entire frontier from the Mississippi to
Spirit Lake
On the 9th of November party of hunters, seve-
raj OF whom were members of my own family. re-
turned having traverscd the country westward to
Rock river, down the Floyd to Missouri, and up the
Little Sioux. The country from Mankato to Sioux
city, and between the Big Sioux and the Des
Moines has been constantly traversed during the
past season by myself and team. and men in my en-
poyment, and by different parties of surveyors, and
the weekly mail carrier from Mankato to Sioux city
and back From personal knowledge, and from
these and every reliable source Of information, |
state that there has been collecting of Indians
upon our northern frontier. Not single depreda-
tion has been committed upon the property or per-
sons of the white settlers by the Indians during nv
residence of over 10 months though some very
small things in that way have been attempted by
whites.
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THE NICARAGUAN FHmUSrERS.-A despatch from
Mobile says that the friends of the Nicaraguan i'll
libusters greatly elated at the accounts re-
ceived of the escape of the schooner Susan, hay-
ing on board l40 ''emigrants" for Nicaragua, well
provided with provisions and munitions of war
The schooner succeeded in escaping on Tuesday af-
ternoon, i'll consequence of the revenue cutter Nc
Clelland, sent in pursuit, having got aground in
Navy Cove. She is now about four hundred miles
distant on her voyage to Nicaragua.
The Deseret Ners says that in 1919 its editor was
familiar with reliable reports as to the gold at Pike
Peak, and that Capt Stanhury's party in 1850
found indications of gold while crossing the east
ern slope of the Black Hills to the head waters of
! Crow Creek, tributary to the South Fork of the
| Platte. The Ne,rs says that since the SURVEYS OF
St Bregan and the march of the 9th Infantry there
! is broad and excellent route from Salt Lake CITY
directly to the gold diggings, and advises parties c
start from that valley and thus get ahead of East
| ern mining parties
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ST. CATHARINEs, G.. W., Dec. 9.-The navigation
of the Welland Canal has been completely stopped
by the recent cold weather, and their is prospec
of its again opening, unless the weather mOderates
Only two vessels are frozen in.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN.
PERSAMBUCo-Bdrk Chase
5,400 bags Sugar-kirkl land Chase & Co.
SALT KEY, T. I.-Br. BRIG Claudia
$3.50 bushels Salt--W. II. Perot.
Rio DE JANEIRo,-Bdrk: Antelope.
35l bags coGlee-Jas. Hooper & Sons; 900 dot W
Leverng Son; IS do.-D Warfield & Son: IS do-Dun-
lap, Moncure & Co.; q dol Cuttings; IS Davies
Wartied; 1000 do.-order
CUASTWlSE.
New ORLEASs-BIrk j. 4. Hrzard
1O1 hhds. sugar, 924 bhls moasses-Kirkand Chase <
Co. so do do, II hhdS. sugar-POumairat X McCuIlv;
IA 9bls. tobacco, l6 boxes doc. W. Call packages
merchandise-Wm. Harden.
SAvANNAH-Scho0ner arlington.
500 casks rice-J Williams IL Son; So bales cotton-A
C. Scharfer do -orler
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Col. Tache, the Canadian politicians, has been
dubbed Knight. He is the fourth who has re-
ceived the same honor. The Canadian Knights are
Sir Allen Macnab, Sir }. b. Robinson, Sir i. H.
Lafontain, and Sir E. p. Tache. The two latter
are French Canadians
The Alton Railroad Telegraph Company have
laid cable beneath the w Wabash at Terre Haute
and also one beneath the Mississippi at St. Louis,
and so far the continuity continues perfect.
Leon Hamel, a Hungarian, at recent concert at
Pesth, by means of electricity played five pianos
simultaneously.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
lrsnn WIS ni.rnstnl an nLn,r.I ~ u, !; 4.

Peter Carson arrested Thursday night by officer
Favier having in his possession twelve yards of dark
calico, supposed to he stolen. He Jail by Jus
ce Boyd in default of security for further hearing
he goods remain at the Southern station house iden
tifcaton.
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NORFOLK, December l0.-Intelligence from
Hampton Roads reports the brig Segun from Bal
timore, bound to Havana as leaking. A large num-
Der of vessels are in the roads.
The Bremen ship Roland from Calcutta is in
Hamilton Roads awaiting orders
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LIABILITY or SUBSCRIBERS TO RAILROAD SroCE.-
The suit of the Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad
Company against the executor Of James W. Fry,
which has been pending in the Grecnup (kv.)
Circuit Court for several years has at last been de
cded in favor of the Railroad Company. This suit
was brought ny the Company to enforce the pay
Fry, in 1852, to the capital stock of the Company.
Subsequent to the subscription, the road, as orig
inally located, changed to strike the Ohio
river bottom where Ashland is situated This change
caused great deal of complaint among the stock
holders at Catlettsburg, aud many of them have
refused to pay their stock in consequence thereof
In consequence of this refusal, suit instituted
against Mr. Fry and others, to enforce the payment
OF their subscription, and the here referred to
is the first one which has been decidld-N y
CoNr. and En4.
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No Tidings Of tke Persia Washington
SANDY HOOK, Now l0--l2 M.-No signs of the
steamers Persia or City of Washington. Weather
clear; wind n. \. W., blowing a gale.
Erie Canal Navigation.
SCHENECTADY, Dee 9.-Thermometer 90 degrees.
Sky clear. Nineteen boats arrived from the Wes
last night, with the aid of an ice breaker.
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THE OHIO LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY,

y y
On Wednesday last, Judge Mclean gave his de-
ciSiOn in the recent case contempt, growing out
of the cause of Bell q Grant rs. The Trust Company
sustaining the jurisdiction of the United States Cir
cult that of the Superior Court, of Gin
cinnati and releasing the Sheriff from the CHARGE
ofaontempt but ordering hi" ~ restore the assets
to the custody of j. p. Kilbreath, the Receiver ap-
pointed by the former Court.
The Judge cited the facts in the case, and held
that the United States Circuit COurt undoubtedly
had priority Of jurisdiction, quoting various arl-
thorities on the subject in support Of his opinion.
The conclusion of his decision follows:
Spinning x Brown, in the Superior Court, rested
alone on the petition and summons. Bell & Grant
filed their bill in the clerks Office, and issued their
subpoena and twas served on five Ofthe defendants
before any process served by Spinning IL
Brown. That the jurisdiction attached under the
process of Bell Il Grant is undoubted. And
it is equally clear, and indeed is notdenied,
that the aSslgnees were enioined by the Cir
cult Court and ordered to hold the assets subject to
the further order of this Court. This order being
prior to the action of the Superior Court, and being
in exact conformity with the special orders in Eden
on Injunction, and with the rule of Lord Elden set
ties this controversy. And there was appear
ance of counsel in behalf of the assignecs. The
proceedings were in rem. Nothing more was want
ing.
We do not doubt that in the hurry and confu-
sion of the hour the Superior Court mstook the
effect Of the order of this Court, and that they will
direct the Receiver to restore the assets to the pos
session of the Receiver of this Court
1t is clear, as we think, that the Superior Court
had power to interfere with these assets CATER
the assgnees had been directed to hold them sub
cct to the further order of this Court" The Re
ceiver of the Superior Court undoubtedly
trespasser in removing the assets and taking them
into his possession, but beevingthat he acted in
good faith in obcying the order of the Superior
Court, which, suppose, made under an
erroneous impression as to the effect of that order
we shall cXhonerate the Receiver from all response
btv, the return of the assets to the possession
of the Receiver of this Court.
1t would be painful for us to take any further
step in this cause, but not doubling that the assets
Of the Trust Company are vested in this Court, by
the first service of the process in this Court through
which its jurisdiction atached and by its proceed
ing in rem, which "enjoned the assignees from
dsposing ofthese assets, and ordering them to hold
the assets, subject to the further order of the
Court and that in virtue of these proceedings the
Superior Court could have no rightu jurisdiction,
we constrained, by a sense of duty, to require
the return of the assets by the Receiver of the Su
perior Court to the possession of the Receiver of
this Court.-Cin. EaqUjrcr.
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AUGUSTA, Ga, December l0.-W. Scott Will
lian,s, of the house of johnson & Hamilton, New
York, was seriously injured by the cars, at Waynes-
boro, on Wednesday night. His leg was amputated
and he died on Thursday nipht
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Sale of Tea and Coffee,

NEW YORK, Dec. IO.-AII grades Of Tyson Teas
above So cts. considerably advanced. for other de-
scriptions the market generally unchanged.
Colec-At Il sale of 3,5l5 bags of Coffee to-day, all
but 80 were sold at 913@l2. Better grades are
firm nthnrs nrn nnSinr
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page


At a meeting of the Chicago Historical Society,
Col. Graham stated as the result of a long and
carefully conducted series of observations his dis
covery of lunar tidal wave upon Lake Michigan.
The coordinate of altitude in calm weather. and
when the moon is in conjunction with in oppO-
sitiOn to the sun, averages about two and a half
inches.
The Grace week. at Charleston, S. c., in Februa-
ry, will be very brilliant Messrs. Hunter, of New
\ ork; boswell, of Virginia.; and Hardens, of Ten
nessee, already the ground with their sta
bles; the first named bringing Nicolas, (by Glen
coe, out of Mamie Rhodes, by Wagner who is
claimed to be the best four-mile racer in America
In the Prussian standing army of one hundred
and twenty-six thousand men, but two soldiers are
unable to read; and of two million nine hundred
thousand children between the ages of seven and
fourteen, at the last census, two million three hun
dred and twenty-eight thousand were actually at
tending the schools
Mr.. c. c. Tracy, of the Children's Aid Society,
left New York on Friday afternoon, with a large
company of children for the West. This Journey
completed, he will have made his twentieth expe-
dition. The results have been successful beyond
expectation.
The Washington Union says that the steamers
chartered for the Paraguay expedition can be pur-
chased under stipulation in the contract for $780,
600, and if government shall determine not to
purchase, the six months hire will be Sl63 900, and
if the steamers should be purchased at the price
named the expedition will still have cost less than
5000, ,0O0.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE MAYoR.-Y esterdav even
ing Mayor Swami sent a message to the Council
containing appointments to fill some of the offices
under the paid fire department ordidance as follows:
Board of Commissioners-W H. Stran, John
Cushing, William II. Quincy, John W. Loan, John
7. Morris. Chief Engineer-Chares 7. Holloway
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-0n Thursday night about
twelve o'clock the door of the gas fitting wareroom
of Mr.. E. G. Dorry, corner of Broadway and Pratt
street, was broken open, by burglars, but before
they had time to remove any of the contents they
were interrupted by policeman Freeburger.
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LOANS Specie Uircu Iation. Deposits.
Ny Dec 4Sl26 53S 24 s27 O7 26 81 57 ss544O 29O
Boston, Dec 81 67s 9l2 1854 ZIG 7l497S6 - SS1 3l3
Phla. Dec 6 &c 500 6439795 2721 III 1858 SCI
Ors Nov.27 IS 062 oil 44263I4 1898 pa % S55 472
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COMMERCIAL.
\ an nPNANENrAI. PRINTING

Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every descriDio
the Printing Establishment OF the Lender ONCE,
latest impr we'd and mast rapid steam presses in the
nas gle on short notice. and reasonable rates Par
cular attention paid to blank work Every description
OF nls done, especially Blank Books. Ledgers Joum-
ais Sales Books. Receiving Books, &c &c
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Cleveland Produce Market.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

MORNING LEADER OFFICER
THURSDAY, Nov. Is, ) p n
FLOUR-The only transaction Of Importance sale sf
80 hbls extra at range Of S5G5,l2is-
Rye Flour is in market at Si,3j
Sales buckWAeat at ss,i5
wHEAT-3 car loads track at SI,O5; do at sl,O7.
CORN-No sales. Receipts very light, and prime old
selling trade in small lots 6Ocaf3c Coo offered
by shipper.
oATS-Oats sold to sc for old. 45e is Of
gsred fer new. and &c asked.
CHEESE-Sales At7c
EGGS-Sales at l5c.
HOGS-SaIe of a lot averaging $50 lbs. at S5,25G55a
HIGHWINES-5O bbls at 2Oc.
sALT-as advanced. selling $50 Sales 800 bbls
at that figure.
THE HOG MARKET.
The Wabash Coiviz Of the 10th inst says:
There to be tendency to advance in the price ohogs
in We heard sale to-day of heavy hogs
averaging l lbs and upwards. at S5i this is the highest
price yet paid in this market
The Cincinnati Prize Current OF the 18th, says:
the close yesterday, there difficulty in selling
pork for present future delivery at Sl6 and S5I5
asked for December and January ~. ,- . ,,,
Hogs were quick demand 1T S55db5o 10 be delivered
now; and for December S5.15 was asked.
Lard which fore part OF the week could have been
Lougat l0c; sold last evening al DIG
The some paper publishes fun table Of the returns to tn
OF the number hogs in each county in the State
The foot ings follows:
Totals
DO loOi --aolftto
Increase. 228is5
The Tina Of date says:
By some we'll managed mysterious influence the hog
market is still kept in feverish condition The favora-
be have together with the high figures,
duee TO m the market and probably effect stay in this IN
warranted excitement.
TIP. sPENCER'S QUOTATIONS.
SOAP Chemical ............ exc
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MS. RoBINsoN,s cERrIFIcArE-

VERNoE, Trumbul Co. Nav Isl ls5s
THIS oeries that have been in very poor health or
years and found little or relefafter emplOsng nulsr
OF Physicians My disease Prolansis Ute n had
been reduced BY that and FlOuOr Albus uuti had be
1efaIed 10 considerable extent By the advice of DR.
y W Busne procured and took six bottles Of RaTsbii'
pelhs athoieon which enabled attend to nv hus-
year since have taken three bottles since his a. ah
Wheh mas made me able 10 labor and support nv fai nj
three children The Cathoiicon has nearly restored me- ~
health Il IS the only thing that has mitig ated INV %
ing ior which l feel very grateful -
MARY 2. ROBINSON.
Ihe CATHoLlCoN is for sale by City Druggists and by
---e-no ue4leis Senetaiv- iull2
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TNHE citizens of Cleveland, and all
L others interested in Family Sewing Machines are
invited 10 call and examine for themselves this
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine the very latest Improvement tpatent
granted l4h of August ls and is acknowledged by all
good judges to be Family Sewing Machine that has
long been wanted, has the advantages all the old
patents without their complicated machnerydOes Just
good work and be sold great deal cheaper, while its
durability and simplicity will commend itSeif TO al
It sewS from two OriinarT spOOls without re-wnding
1t and fine work with equal facility, ard has
very elastic STITCH that viii not rp although every fourth
stitch be
Each Machine IS warranted perfect Orer and full and
explicit directions accompany each Machne and It
spe that its operation can be learned thoroughly
hour
1t is not liable to get out of repars easily Oiled and
runs very easily while there IS more room to work on 1t
than any hIacbiae in the market
gathers nicely.
this the first opportunity the citizens of Cleveland
had Of buying this Machine they cOaiy tied
to call and examine them at NORTH'S PHOTOGRAPHIC
AND A1EBROTYPE GALLERY, before purchasing else
70 chance offered spectators wishing TO
buy County Rights Br North has seventytyvO Counties
ts sell, in this state All letters addressed to him viii
ceive prompt attention.
where. WALTER c NORTH,
Oc4 R6 Agent for CuyahOga County.
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DRUGS

G0AP-Low's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, CeavOT's Glycerine, Musk and Hones
Soap-wananted genuine for sale by
feb9 E. W SACKRIDER.
RRUSHES-A fine assortment OF
ID Hair and Cloth Brushes also Teeth Brushes oil Ivory
Bone, Buffalo Horn and Sandal Wood. Forsale By
feb9 E. W. SACKRlDER
T UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
IL sortment just received together with great
Of perfumery aud toilet articles at
feos F. W SACKRIDER-
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEvELAND-NOv. Is


ARRIVALS.
Steamer Ocean, Evans, Detroit o-
Prop Jefferson, Reed, Ogdenshurgh; 100 tons copper LIB
bbls -four grndstones, Chamberlm. Crawford & Co
Scbr Hnmbodt Wheeler Saginaw; s0 m # lumber, 30 m
fath, AZ IN shingles, Harmon CrOwl-
Hayes, Fiheld Toledo; l25 bdls rags ions co. 5O
bbs FISH, sundrles
CLEARANCE
Steamer ocean, Evans, Detroit
Scr " Chisholm Kenaway, Detroit; l65 tons OF coal
c & NJ.
~ List Of Vessels passing in and of the Lock OF the
weIland Canal at Port Cobourne C W. furnished the
Lock Tender ohe Board Of Lake Underwriters D P Dob
bins. Secretary
BoUSD WEST, NOV l5th-Prop Jefferson; schr Cascade
On the I5.Schrs Alvin BruHs0n St Paul. On the 18th
None.
BOUND EAST Nov I5th-Brig J H Harmon; schrs P
KiTtana. Waichful On the 16th-Schrs Thos kinsiord
L Shickluna, Arab, Weaud, Citizen On the l1th-NOne
MOVEMENTS OF YEssELs-The propeller Potomac pass sed
up yesterday toWed the Troy OF the Grand Haven line
FapOr disabled but how much unable TO lean
though il is thought not badly
The Illinois left last night with full cargo
The MayfiOwer. passed down yesterday afternoon
The Michigan and Portsmouth went down yesterday.
Schooner Hubbard passed up.
AsEoRE-The schooner Mary and another vessel
known, are reported ashore near Grand Haven
~ Vessels are going into winter quarters There al
Ground and Ottawa street with the canvas taken OIL more
safe and comfortable place for vessels 70 winter free from
spring reshets and ice cannot be conceivedIoeo Bad
IAEE ToNNAGE-Tbe following Is the amount Of tonnage
on Western Lakes taken from the register Of the Lake
tGoqrd Of Underwriters
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G.. ". BERRY,
6air Dpe.

DYING ECONOMY FOR BAR
IL bsrs. BASSETT HAIR DYE, great Gesideratum
expressly for BARRIERS benefit. Which he bought
large small quantities fifty per cent less than you
purchase other dye the country Bottles that you
have pay 81 for yeu the filed for fifty cents
and go further for the quantity You get any
shade desire from light shade TO brown shade and ie
black and gives the best to customers In
ing, keeps natural appearance For sale Wholesale an
Retail by WM. E AMBUSH. l64 Superior St
myl2d.fb Regularly authorized Agent.