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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20

a CLEvELAxD GARDES-We cut the follow
ing description OF the large and elegant garden
of H B. HURLBUT, Esq, on Euclid street,
from tie Ohio Farmer Ofthe present week. 1t
will be found interesting
The garden and lawn are laid out well, with
reference both to beauty and economy. There
are no flower beds cut in the lawn; it consists
simply of close mown grass, with groups Of
trees at the sides, the center being entirely un-
broken. In the immediate vicinity Of the house
are the flower beds, which contain q very large
number Of fine roses, all in bloom at the present
time. They comprise all the finer varieties Of
Teas, China, Bourbon, Noisette and Hybrid
Perpetuals The green house plants were all
out doors, the majority resting. The stOcz IN
this department is both largesand select, many
of the plants very large specimens. The Ca
mellias looked promising, being well covered
with fOwer-buds.
Raspberries have received no small share Of
attention here, and the best sorts are grown in
pTofusion. There are also number of large
specimens of LRwton's Blackberry (The New
Rochelle) in fruit The berries are large and fine
looking, a little sweeter than the wild black
berries, and look well on the table.
But it was with the Grape House We were
most delighted. The grapes are planted in the
ground, the roots Of those next the front run
ming beyond the house. The other rows at the
back wall have free scope also. Those OF the
froEt are trained to the rafters. and the back
row to the wall. All the plants are two years
old only, and contains pretty fair show Of nice
large clusters. One bunch OF Black Hamburgs
weighed between three and four pounds. Tae
| Palestine had two punches OF enormous size,
/ but not fully grown. Altogether It WAS glo-
rious sight to a loyer Of fruits, and We paid our
bOmsge to Pomona through two senses, sight
and taste And such grapes as lsAbellas and
Ca,swbas were forgotten, and Diana was nc
| goddess in our eyes al that time.
The varieties cultivated by Mr. II. ara the
Black Hamburg, Syrian, Muscat blanc haiti
Chaptal, Grizzly FrOntgnAc, Black Cluster
Palestine, White Nice, Black Prince, ZinIindl
Esperon Royal Muscadine, White Frontignae
Mnscat Of Alexandra, Black Damascus, Viole
Chasselss, Wilmot's Black Hamburg, No. I6
Deacon's Superb, Chasselas Musque, Joslyni
| st. Albans, Chasselas de Fontsinebleau, Whit
Muscadine, White West, ST. Peter, Red Chas
selas, Gross GuiIlimo, Gross Blue, Dutch Sweet
water and Early Malvasia-
Many persons endeavored to discourage Mr.
H from undertaking the culture OF the foreigI
grape. but ne persisted and is now re7Ping hi
| reward He has demonstrated to the Horiicul
turists of Ohio that the finest sorts Of thes
fruits can be cultivated here with complete sue
cess. The cost is no doubt considerable, bu
very little OF anything is obtained without NOR
or less effort and expense. All love deliciou
fruit, and those who, like Mr.. H, add to tn
list of available sorts in sny locality are publl
benelactors.
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CLEVELAND. FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 90, 1858.

eyes as l came up convinced me % the con
trary. Man2led as he was about the head, and
altered by what appeared to me 10 be the GER
tain approach OF death, / recognized the
wretched Heathcote at once. lie was borne,
by my directions. 10 the nearest cottage, and
man on horseback despatched for medic q,
help, although l saw it could be Of little avail
l remained by his bedside all through that
night, and 1t was fearful one. When the
doctor told him that, without doubt. he was
dying man, l thought it would have killed
HIM on the instant Il have done everything
that is horrible, and nothing good my whole
lie long he said. | gave him such comfort
as I could with truth afford him, and urged him
to penitence and prayer His murder, his ielo-
ny, and whatsoever other crimes he may have
committed, did not seem 10 oppress him so
heavily as his treatment Of his poor wife
''An angel, an angel" he repeated, "and was
iend TO her. Markham, Markham, be will
make her happy yet Poor Jane ;" ''POor
Jane !" were his last words When, after his
burial, told the squire this, he was affected to
tears. My hatred of that man, ,''said he, "has
stood between me and heaven, believe; but
forgive him all"
Intwelve months time from that forgiveness,
he stood within this church upon the hill at
Woodislee, and was married afresb unto Jane
Heathcote by me. It was happier day than
any of US had hoped to see at the Grange
again The only person who shed single tear
was dear little Miss Markham; but that is her
way of expressing intense satisfaction. Not a
villager was there who did not rejoice in their
joy, from the ancient clerk of eighty years, who
kissed the BRIDES hand at the door, TO the little
school children who scattered flowers before
their feet. There is very little else to tell
4
/ little fellow before whom nothing further
must be said: a Pleasant-loOking, handsome
| lad, with the smie-the old smile that is worn
/ again now-Of his mother. Once upon a time,
| remember, she said that she was happy not to
have him; but they were both glad at the
Grange, too, think, to welcome the young
squire.
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MORNING LEADER.
From the Nati1nal Era
WITH TIE DEAD.
BY EMILY G HUNTINGTON.

d hAAAA . NJ , a A1sNAN
Wiih0ut-tle youls Elool. pl g as shEsui.
JlImi-s lhruush the images 0i the cloud.
ruat sllvers IN is lisat;
An undefueath the purple SKY,
Tbs EJuud o. snail waves creeping ty
GJes whispering Though tAe nlsli
Withiu-a broosiiug sense OF AZ
Hang Ger the 70 IN 50 strangely stili,
Like shadows over t,llh,
Who's hea curtains old on ioli,
Shuf IN the silence W ird ard cold,
AMI t,s0 hslIis IN the gloom
Two h@afts. bat Cas has f0urd rrlcssc,
one lace hath cru sht the look q peacc
They wear beneath the pail,
Aud one with lea " thr0ts Of dread.
Keeps watch ubot C the shruuded dead,
Aud prays, Col keep u ALL"
Two ws1eu limits IN quiet res,
Two meek hards folded o. the breast,
Asif hey cl SPED q prayeri
Along W, ary suHiess way,
A heavy cruss . lear.
White browl tou calm for earthly Hiss,
Dumb lias too cold fdr love 10 Kiss,
Young hean II wealth untold.
Sweet syesi that slone with clauseless ray
How can we hide you al away
Beneath the sislnils mould
Dear sleeper when he dais es blow
Ia the Old church yard will you know
Ny footsteps II / come
Will YOU no fte the suubsams creep
Across your grace through all your sleep,
And hear the Wild bees hum
And when the toils0me day Is h0wn,
II I shall III and sIug alone
Tie song We luyeI - much.
VIII not your fingers. H. Lt as air,
Glide as q old adOSa M hslr,
With s1it raressIug t0uchf
Oh Lie On Death "a vain ] seek
To read the mystery hat yc speaks
Its meaning lies too deep;
So thr.ugh my tears look 10 Heaven,
And say "Our Fathers hand hath siVel
His Well-bolsyel sisfp"
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CARPETS! CARPETS!
paprr Dealers.
OOWTEg e. m -,

z COWLES, & CO, keep constant
lIs IL on hand Al the LEADER JOB ROOM the follow
lac caalOgue Paper which they Oer al Eastern prces 70
cstA-
BOOK ANDN DNEwsPAPER-w are prepared to frrnisi
News and Book Printing Paper Of various sizes and grades
Special sizes madeto ordsf Al short notice
COLORED PAPERS-Of every description. including
srtTa large Double Medium and Medium Of all grades and
weight
PRINTERS SIZED PAPERS-Ineluding Plain Folio
Post Packet and Commercial Post, Foded and Flat Caps
Commercial Note.
FOREIGN ENTHUSIASTICALLY French, English and
German Folio Post folded and af Packet and Commerca
Post Commercial and small Note Lsttsr Paper, Double
Packet Post, &C, &C
POLISHED COLORED PAPERS-Includin- an colofl
Medium Extra Supsr-royal Purple, Ultramarine
Green, Scarlet, &c, &c Enameled Paper Of varlou
RULED PAPERS-InelulingLyes Legal Cap, Account Paper
German Paper, Rcor Paper Fuosc1p, Packet Post Com
mercia Post Letter. Comnercial and Packe. Note, Bath
SC, sc, Of all grades and shades, American, Engizh
French. and German Manufacturer BY theream
larger quantity.
PRINTERS CARDS-A large assortment, including S..
per Double EreHch Enameled Enanleet Porcelain Sati
Surce Ivory and China White surface Caus sheeta
cot regular sizes, also Haroad Cards, heavy, ana e1iI
heavy Common Colored Cards. White Printers Cards, sc
for sale By the smaller quantity. Any parculzr
color OF style furnished 70 order.
BLANK BOOKS-of all kinds hand or made to order
BRONZES-As we now buy largely of bo-h English anl
German BronZes prepared % oderthc Al favor
able prices a any other house IN the county
PRINTERS INK. NARNISH-C0nstantly hand
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
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BurnimQ flni0.
l1bpsifians & 5nrafons.
, MORTON, NJ. D.,-Physopathic

u -hOLN4 OANf W. Osf
yoer Eclectic Physician and surgeon Pi ess Of Mid
ltsry and Diseases q Women and Chinren. DR.. NOR
tend to all calls n his Profession either his Office
iheir private dwslluss Dr. NJ dscards all po:s1us 0f
never reduces his patients cure them but simply
the distractions stimulates and tones up the system BY
Those aci ed with diseases Of the Liver lungs Kill
Aeaie 81 Chionie L6 Of AP5eiiis 6eranEssni Of he
S,olllh Coasllatloa otthe B1Nels Bil0Is Afecti1ns
Gravel Se nes and lcers Cancers, Fisful1s
Impurities Uf the Blood- chronic long standing
-5 p,i, T-'-, @ M n II - - - So sls.i a. oll
ed 70 call His Mode Of Treatment Is also completely
Dr. NJ has as0 sure sae and never fainE remedy for
Fever aud Asue Cholera Cholera 1Iorbus Iysenter and
DIM also proaaTed treat successfully FRs
ofthe yaous types together with all other Of acute
diseases This fiction Imagination the brain,
bu facts deducted r0n tweni years on the Reform OF
New School System Prasce and thorough reading Of
te various schools q Phie aad systems a practice, and
gfaduste from the old and ueE schools OF Aed inc.
Dr ~ Nil kee2 Sensisntly On band and ior sale 3l
.ncures aud srups. such usually kept Botanic,
Eclectic and Ihomusonan Drug Stores. Also. all the
pared hY hiusoli Remedlal AGENTS. among which are
ne tolloNins. VIZ Compound syrup Of the Wandering
2e.; Anii-B ous Pills exclusively for lie Liver;
never ali 70 cure EyeWaier never billing remedy ior
Weak S0rnd InAamed Eyes; Canker Medicine, for Can
ksror Caioe sore-Mouth certain and sPeed cure br.
Ms Balsam ofWi Cherry tor Coughs. Colds, Bronehits.
G2asampilo ald al Dsess = o. the Lunss; khumaie
uo rnteIna or external application Sovereign Rem
1 M1lncrs LoTa11l Eeu1le Ereud,
| and other articles 90 numerous Ia tion.
~ n B. Particular Attention willie paid IN treat
ing all Old Chronic AMI Private Diseases cleanse the
blood Of all the morbid humors Dr. NJ pretend
the dead but he does claim that cure
able Diseases and MANY that eouslared lncusahe.
O1iee, No le5 Lorain ST Residence, No 10 Church
/ 81. Cleveland, West side
r. p ; Dr. NJ would ssy that he give One stu
dent good chauce his one rend Me cine aud is
various 9ranches- ap1S div &doavsfIHiv26 lsq
J. II. JOHNSON, N. D.,
HOMGOPATHIST.
omcel IL SartweIs block Superior street corner Sen.
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A LUDIcRoUs IScIDENT.-It would take pa
res to reeite the scenes and incidents that oc
CURED last night. But there was one that
came under our observation we must mention
After the grand procession had broken up, the
cannon ceased to thunder and the rockets to as
cend on high, about 100 young men marched
along the middle of Randolph street in Indian
file, each one holding on with both hands to
the coat tails Of his neighbor next IN front Of
him-the whole company whistling Yankee
Doodle and " God Save the Queen" They
kept step TO the music Of these national airs
with their coat tails stretched behind them,
with ludicrOns precision, and filed in, red man
style, into 4 lager beer saloon, and called for
two barrels Of the TeutOnie beverage, which was
distributed in rations Of half gallon to each OF
the braves 1t quickly disappeaIed-not the
barrels, bot the lager, when the company
again took up its line Of march to the same
tunes they played before-with variations IN
cluded. Chicago Press.
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I.n lines OF ins lAgss) Type make one = ilaEe Si.l
Z ssAdvertiseuieufs Ieaicd and placed IN column 81
Rnsipess Notices double the ordinary rates
YEARLY Adveriising Coufraris viii le undeIs5ool 70
.tricfr 10 tEe Immediate Business OF the aeI.sl 1 -
sthsI advertisements sent IN By the adFeI'sei VIII "
shared extra ,,srs..-- f-t.r,.,Ila
- neilgious Notices s. per neut. discount
EDITORIAL Column VIII DC NA-a1 ~
M re nf Is -eufs a line each Insertion
All Transient Advertisements 10 be alu iof n AZ
sdvrfisee nts inthe Weekly, square ur less of te
anuilis or less, sane as daily =, 4, - Ea
Advertisements Dany and weekly il be SHAAs0' ~
rer cent. extra. A.. -. a-y,.,,
rrages and Deaths not exceeding ten lines, -Seenis-
biiis oi As-i'S 1A0' 'is''S P-' 4 CoWLES 5 co.
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DlscHARGED.-Bernard Tuute, arraigned be-
fore Esq. MILLER on charge Of selling liquor
to minor on Sunday, was discharged yester-
day. Don. McIntosh's little boy who made the
purchase, could not,be found, though McIntosh's
wife was IN Court
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PoL1cE CoURT.-The only case disposed Of
yesterday morning was that of Thomas Stone
ham, who was charged and convicted OF obtain
ing money under false Pretenees- He was fined
$50 and costs, which amounted to something
nvAr 81
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News DEPcT-ANGLIN, at his News Depot,
Superior Street, west of the American Hotel,
keeps on hand all the New York illustrated and
other papers Frank Leslie's, New York
Weekly Mercury, Ledger, HarPer's Weekly &C.
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The MARKEr Laws s-Tne following are the
sections of the Old Market Ordinance which
are still in force
Every lessee or oeeupier of any stall in the
public market, or any other place licensed by
the Council, shall keep the same in clean
sweet and healthy state, under the direction Of
the superintendent Of the markets, and shall
keep tie door of the market, opposite his stall
to the centre Of the market, swept clean
No person shall sell, or offer to sell, in this
city, any calf less than four weeks old, or any
part thereof, or any other unwholsome, stale
emseiated, blown, stuffed, tainted, putrid OF
measly meat, poultry OF other article ofmarket-
ing; and it is hereby made the duty ofthe own
er OF owners of any such article, to remove II
forthwith from market, on the order Of the su-
perintendent thereof
No person shall offer for sale any mutton
lamb, or other butchers meat in the public
market, or other licensed place of vending
meats, before the leg, below the knee joint, shall
/ have been removed, nor between the first o.
Nav and the first of November, any untried fat
the undressed heads Of any animals, any hide:
or skins in raw state.
1t shall not be lawful for any person Il
/ slaughter within the limits Of the city, any
0eeyes, sheep, calves or swine, fof the purpOs,
of packing, unless licensed by the council SO tc
do
No person shall cut up, handle or sell, in th'
public market, OF any other licensed place o
vending, any butchers meat, unless he or sh,
shall be eleanly clad, nor be guilty of any inde
cent or disorderly conduct, playing at games
using profane or obscene language in or abOu
said markets, nor shall any butcher or othel
person, permit his or her slut or bitch, or othel
dangerous or offensive animal to be in or abOu
said market during market hours.
All weights and measures used IN the public
market. shall conform to the standard fixed BY
the State, and the necessary standard weights
and measures shall be furnished the PubhI
market, at the expense Of the city, by the Su
perintendeni Of markets. The provision Of thii
section shall also apply to all market street,
and market spaces; and no person shall CIV
weight or measure falling short of said standard
No person after having purchased in marke
anv poultry, wild game, meat, butter, eggs
irGit or vegetables, shall sell the same in an,
market place Of said city.
ANY person violating any provision OF thu
ordnance, shall, on conviction thereof, be fine
in any lum not exceeding twenty dollars
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GcQaI Notifes.
rIE RANK o. PIrrsRuRGH.l

THE BANK OF PIITsBURGHl
Iesse II Morley, Henry X. Reyaolds
AlIler n SplngieT. hichzrd Pat l. r-. - -,
uck, s. Dun II. or jan amp -, n -. =
bell. James Breden Sam1e NJ -s-a - oh5d
Lane. a n. NJ ylart, McJd K n, ~I'a- ~ SA
AleTand@r Ninick William r. MINI
ick. Roher PEBBLES FOlllrd McCur
mick, and VI liam + Carey.
A LII the above named defendants ex-
"A eept said orley, Ryn s Spangier add Carey, ars
notified that MsF "a lsss the plsint fled his
Deti said Court the defendants abJTe named
which tisal eses that the November Term OF sad
Coqr the Plalnlf recovered Judgment agscst said Pol
lnrd Mccormick and William s. Care for S5flO - debt
and IS COSTS that while tbs pending which
judgment oDaineu m piainfin sued order
Of attachment copy OF which served sad Jesss H.
Morley and Henry X. Reyn0ds; that said Morley and
Reynolds he time OF such serkiee OF prcess them
had IN ther possession personal properly OF aid Carey
the value Of 0o and that said Spangier. P1tIck, Duff
orr Campbell, Brsden ane Meyiert Juukn. PEBBLES,
McCormck. Alexander Nimirk and William r. Nimick,
clam nterts IN said uroperY. and praying luds-
against sail Morley and Reynolds much as
paF the pain1's sI Judgment against sad McCormic
and Carey.
The defendants required petition
before October g. 1855. ANfELL 4 PRENTISS,
IA. GRlSWOLD.
au7 dow lsS Attorneys EJr Plaintiff.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. 20, Is5s
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

e Plain and Ornamental PRINTING Of every cesr.iIo
don0 AZ the Printing Establishment OF the Le1ir Olce,
on the lsiest mTr v and m ra,l steam presses IN The
hest stle on short notice anl reasonable Par
ticular aIteuton paid blauk work. Eve description
OF nls dous especially Blank Books. Lelger5, Jaurn-
as Sales Bo k, Receiving Books. &c -.
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IA eept 81 Morley, ReyneldS Spanser and Carey, are
heev notited 1854 the plaintiff hled his
petition said Court AGAINST the defendanis above
n SVhich II is lesed that he November Term Of mld
Cont for the plain III recovered iudEmeng
Sgnsf sid Pollard Mccormick and William y. q - for
81 2 debt and So 66lC0 Costs that while the
e1lnE in ghc1 said obtained the paintln
suei out an order Of attachment, copy % which
that Morley AMI Reynolds at the time Of such service
IN nocess them had IN their possession pelsonai
t Of Said Carey OF the valus of S20o and that said
snaugier Patrick, Duf z, Campbell, Lane, Msylert.
Junkin Peebles Alexander Nimick ard v ilam R. Nalck
claim In sail prop ny, ard praying iudg
neut sauinSt VI Morley and Reynolds r much will
nv he plaintiffs sald Judgment against sad Me cormek
and Carey
bcs,rs t1ctoI er q Is5s ANTELL y PRENTISS i
= -. "A. - ~ SfIaruevs for Plsd.
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A LII the above named defendants e.

n cepl sal Morley Rs5nalds, sp bEsr and Carey arc
petition aid COurt asalnsl the deends1s aeSss
named n which II IL aliegrd, that Al the Hoten3ei
Term ls5s. OF said Cuurt the pint1 reeoserel
neut against SAID Polarl McCurmirk and Nlll9li
rev Tor 81 7U ebt and Sl7 6l-l10 costs tha Nhle to
suit was pending which said IN ment wss -
sIanfie sed ont an order aachment. copy % ~nlch
-. -, ~ ~ ssd Jesse IL Morley ano Henry X Key
nols thar al Morley and Reyuod a. the ol see9
sanastr t si Carey Of the sal1e g So sn1 - ~
is- p-friek u u on. Campben Lane. Aeyleft
psebieS NcCoTmick, Alexander ilnck and v
% p SiS r. claim mt rest In said pr pe5ty an
Il iiemsns ngainzt said Nor eY and h nads lor -
h n will pay the plaintiffs said Judgment against saio
ar TO answer said petition
oeteio n CRlSWOLD.
mi ss,z Ias Attorneys for Plantin,
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Jesse II Morley. Henry X REYNOLDS,
miller n. SpanEler, Pollard 1leCor,,
nIck- William y. Carey. RiehaTd
PaiTick. s. Dud. n. on, James
Campbsll. Jam-s Bredea, Samue
N lane. A n. Meyiert ]. Nc ,un-
~. AIrxander n mex. William Z.
Nimiek, and Robert PEBBLES
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In Court Of Com
mon Pleas. Guy
ahoga Co, Ohio.
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PAsTURAoE-ls5s.

PASTURAGE-1858.
THE PASTURES OF THE E5@zts
y y subserl99r, ABOUT 3O0aeres, in the Cuyshasa
valley. viii be Open alter May Per anAkG
sons who send Cows hereby notified that theV Will
e charged for the entire entrance 10
Nov sts uules- hey i've notice writing the time Of
An earlier withdrawal, and also that the undersigned Wi
while on said premises
IEkMS-Elity cent? per week. D yable every Monday
scTIber for the season. 49, - '-
Apply al my qhice Merchanfsi Rank Superior 81
OF 70 W n for Herdsulen, the entrance gatex me-
house On University Heighfs : 4 STDNC
Cleve Iand. ApTii 2ifh. ls5--anfG.lf Novl
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AuoInoys Tor Pm.

In Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Guy
ahoga Co, Ohio.
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Jesse II. Morley. Henry X Reynolds,
Miller NJ Spangier, Pollard u cCOr-
mick, william = Csrey, Richard
Patrick. ). Duff II. Orr. JamesComp-
bell. James Broder, Samuel M.I.ans,
AN Meylert. J. McJunkin. Alex
ander Nimick william X Nimick,
anI Roi5ert Peebles
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Bankers.
.i. Herdnlan e CO..

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLDAN SILVER
4 CON 70. eign Domestic Exchange, lncurrenl
Iuev and Land Warrants. Col ectlous IN the Unltec
states. Canada aud Europe. pr1nnptll itiended 70
Agents furthe Livern0ol and New fork screw
Liverpool 81 the advertised ates Passage can also ne
5r nom Live pool 70 Ne York. Quebec and New Or-
us IN he regular lines Of sailing Plcket Ships Also
mn iIavre Hamburg aud Bremen 10 New y rk Drafts
shed fr anr amount ayane through uttAe Continent
:, FuTono and crest Brrain and Ireland Fer iartol par
ie'--- @i'f-' J. HERDMAN 4 Co.
7pI7-5tf II &ai-r street, ,Gleye lAae. oAle-
q 4 IIgTT-ES = n sTANDAEr- " srANDAKr
WHITMAN, STANDARD x CO
Wv Bsnkers ard tealsrs IN Foreign ana Domestic Ex-
csne MOI lperdr street We draw direct or Lon,
- n vi furnish Drafts for amount payable AZ an
% -i~isl pola 5 IN Ensland ireland Scotland, kranee
4 ss-ulav C1ilectlous made on all accessible points
fhr0sghou the Uuit Siates and Cana1ss Ill-..L
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Trunks |! TRUNKS /!

III OAAAS AElHhS
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Gents
"a and Ladies' TRUNKS Also the Paliroad B,s PEI
hsseIs: Nalises, Saehels and Trunk Covers. Il
~ . u BUIIS,. . SuperorSL
TRUNKS TRUNKS :!
JUST RECEIVFI DIRECT FROM
manufacturers an invoice Of LADIES' and Gents Trav-
eiins lrInks, Leather Bags and PelisseTs
BUTTS co,
l.-L N u