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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-27
CLASSICAL.

Andrews StoddaTd's Latin Grammar.
Andrews i StOddard's Latin Grammar, ne
Andrews Latin Reader,
Audrews' Cicero,
Andrews Cesar,
Andrews First BO1k in Latin,
Andrews Latin Lessons,
Andrews Latin Lexicon,
Aathou's Latin Dictionary
Ainswortt's S Latin Dictionary,
AnthOn's Cesar,
AnthOnis Cicero.
Anthoa's Sallust
AnthOn's Horace
AuthOu's Homer
AnthOn's Virgil
AnthUn's AnabaslS.
Anthon's Greek Reeder.
AnthOn's XenOphen,
AnthOn's Juvenal,
ArnO. .dis Firs and Second Latin Book,
ArnOld's Latin Prose Composition,
ArnOld's First Laiia Book,
Arn0ld's Cornelius NepOs,
Arnold Is First Greek BOOk,
Arn0id's Greek Prose Composition,
Buffers SailUst,
Baire's Aen0phOn,
Hullon's Lafin Grammar,
Bullion Latin Reader,
Bullion's Greek Grammar,
BuliOn's Greek Reader,
Bull1On's Cesar,
CoOper's Virgil,
CrOsby's Greek Lessons,
Crosbys Greek Grammar,
HarkneSS' Second Latin Book,
JohnsORis HerodOtus,
I,shisOn'S Cicero.
Eeuhner's Latin Grammar,
Lincoln's LIvy,
Iildle x ScOtt's Greer Lexicon,
bIcClintock Crooks First Latin Book,
bfcClintsck \ Crooks First Greek Book
Owens Aenophon's Anabasis.
Owens XenOph1u's CyclOpsdia,
Robbins XsnOphOn.
SOphOcle's Greek Grammar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-27
PHILOSOPHY AND CHEMISTRY

ComstOck's Philosophy,
Bowmanis Chemistry,
Gray,s ChemlstFy,
CSraham's Chemistry.
Olmstedis School Philc soBhy,
Olmsted's GOllegs PhilosophY,
Parkeris Philosophy,
Porter's Chemistry,
StOckha Chemistry,
SIlliman's Chemistry,
Smellies Philos lphy,-
SDrague's PhilOsophF,
Wayiand's Intsls ctual Philosophy
Wayland's Moral hi. .osoDhY,
Wells Philosophy,
Wells Chemistry,
Youmanis CiaSs-Book of Chemistry,
YOuman's Atlas OF Chemistry
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-27
GERMAN AND FRENCH.

Adler's large German Dictionary.
Adier's small German DictioI ary,
Adler's Progressive German h eadeTl
Charles XII,
Fasquelle's French Grammar,
Gauu's GTlmmar-Germans TO learn EnGltse,
Meadows French Dictionary,
Noel / Chapsal's French Grsmmar
Oileud0rf's German Grammar,
Ollendorff-s s French-=by Jswett.
OllendOrff's French-by Valuc,l
Peissner's German Grammar,
Pinney's French Grammar,
Pinneyis French Reader,
RobertsOnian System with French
Telemagne, with Notes,
WOOJbary's German Grsmmars
WOOdburVis Shorter Course.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-27
HIGHER MATHEMATICS
MISCELLANEOUS

Boyd's Rhetoric,
Cutters First Physiology S1d
Cutters Physio.ogy and anatomy, -
Crittendsn's BOOk Keeep'ng, -
Gr8y's How P ANTS Grow.
Gray's Lessons in Botany,
Grsyis Manual Of Botany.
HitchcOek's Geology.
yeils Manual Of Geography
LyelPs Principles Of GsOlOgy,i -
Matiison's Astronomy.
Mayhew's Book Keeping, -
PaysOn & Dunton's Wri ing BOoksr
.QuackenbOs' English Con positiOl,f
ST Johns Geology.
School Speakers Il kinds,
Waits ON the Mind,
Wright's Orth0sraphy, I ~
Woods First Botany,
Woods Class Book Botany
Whateley's Rhetoric,
Whafelarfe Tng1c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-27
Star of the North.
The best Gas Consuming Stove In the
WOrIdI

HHIS is the most wonderful STOVE
thaf has ever been made. and the only one that can
esn CONTINUOUS COMBUSTION OF GASES, thereoS pro
ducng remarkable FLAME iTln A. y. II, -
of he afophec air IS distributed equally over tne Woe
snrfce of the frepo such manner that eaca et OF
fame burning the c1ncal pertora eq plate anu an
hamber shall meet IN the center OF the thro3t CIV no
ba.e for the Gases escape, unless ming with the
oxygen which produces continuous flame and thereby
lars increase heat This combination makes ne most
econonical heating in the World Try It. andsee II
our statement is ove-Tated
The FLAA1G produced from these GASES axes QUE o. e
most HEFRFUL FIRES that be imagined and all from
The ire can be Kept up through the whole season, ad
with yery little care.
one vears ie has been made by the public, and he man
yftrers are sustained all they have claimed Tor
this Stove
JOHN INGERSOLL x Co,
Dealers in Stoves, &C, l32 Superior street
Ssnis a2n 9n9 Cleveland Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-27

RAILROAD AccIDENT.-Thursday morning, as
the night stock train from Cincinnati was being
transferred to the Lake Shore road one of the cars
becoming by some means thrown from the track
made a clean jump against the brick engine house
on the left ofthe track smashing the car to pieces
tearing away part of the wall, and killing somt
twenty hogs Two other cars wers somewha
damaged. The cause Of the accident is unknown
Yesterday morning the night express from But
falo was detained by two of the cars of the nigh
freight tain having been thrown from the track
back of the Marine Hospital. No material dam
age done
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-27

= The costliest Paintings ever exhibited in
Cleveland can now be seen gratis at Dodge's Music
C4ora
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-27
NEW SCHOOL BOOKS

Now being extensively introduced. and kept
quantities..
Cornei's Biographies,
Cuvilps Digest of Grammar,
HlIaTd's Readers,
AIcGufey's New Readers,
Mon eitii S Biographies, "a
hcNalleys Geography,
Pelton's Outline Maps,
PaysOn 4 DUni0n's Writing Books,
W rren's Common School Gs0graphTt
Warren's Physical Geosrsphy. -
Wells Chemistry.
Wells Philosophy. -..r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-27

EI They can't be bought Heavy offers are
every day made for those gorgeous Paintings on
exhibition at Dodge's Music Store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-27

Sc EXTRACTS from letter received from
Prof R, B. Wheeler:
NEW YoRK, Nov. %.
Mr.. OssIAN E. DoDGE-My Dear Friend -
Your kind letter-written after the Concert-was
duly received; and the announcement Of the crowd
ed audience, and the enthusiastic labors ofthe mu
sicians who so kindly took part in the entertain
ment, fills my heart with deep joyous gratitude,
too oyeTpOWering for expression. To each indi
vidual who generously assisted and to our friend
Mr.. Brainard-I beg you will present my warmest
and most heartfelt thanks. Try and impress upon
each and every one of them-What words are too
feeble to do-the truthfulness and genuineness Of
ny gratitude. 1t shall ever be my prayer that they
and theirs may never know what it is to be vic
tim to disease among strangers-but as they have
extended the generous fraternal hand to an invalid
brother, that they may never know the NECESSITY
of ''a friend in need. &c"
4l-2 P, M.-Package received By Express The
receipts are greater thenf had expected, conse-
| quently AN RlcH MANI!
Ycurs3I ever,
RIB. WHEELER.
The Concert for the benefit of Prof Wheeler has
had the good effect, among others, of consolidating
the mass of superior musicians in Cleveland, and
in uniting them Iarmoniously in good work Il
did much we believe to promote good feeling among
those who before had been distant and perhap:
slightly envous As one of the fruits of this union
Musical Association has been formed of the bes
singers and musicians in the CITY, which associa-
ton meets once week for rehearsals. This is
! pood tbinp for Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-27
CHURCH MUSIC, 30

he o-ns LTuWlL
J.B. COBB & CO.
BOOKSELLERS AND szAFIoNE1A
cLRFELAAp, oUe
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CITY Inseuiaen~~.

lcIpy,r on nw Rrp~oS hSKr Riusoap.--The express
due a, the Chambers street depot hal worry
row e-Upe gong into the river when Pecks
XII and Garrison While the cars were under full head
ua engineer perceived Immense ro-k the track
and 10 quickly put on the brakes The wheels
YtoTS br the dragged and the lccmctive struck
the rk, severng IN two half os which fell into The
rvef ard the oiher The usip ioej over. The rock u
seems fell frcm the bank above. Several Of the brake
beams and brake rods N the broken as well ss
the ssh end ~ the bolts Of the engine None N
the passengers injured The train came In 10 due
sine Usa miracle that the train no, run into the
river.
FgU ~ srErcr sRpJ. -sbsrtiy before 10 O'Clock last
night ire discovered a two story bric1 building
IN ihe res Of No ~ Spruce street, occupied BY r r.
Rosseot Of steel skirt springs The roen
we're quickly at the premises and extnguished the
fire. The damage 10 the stock by Ere and water will
amount about f00-said 10 be Insured. The building
is damaged about 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-20

The deorder Of Judge Noson Of Massachusetts, has
sumed such form that by IRE advice c his physcr ne
has been conveyed 70 tho Mclean Asylum al Somervle
The renowned canssirce, Madame Pauline yardcs ar
cs, VINO twenty years ego made her drst appearance In
Iepss, in company with Berio, her brother law, gave
concert IN that city on The 11 ulL In which she
new isnres. Ago has robbed her voice Of rome q Is
sweenass-thouh may have lost somewhat 1isn;lty,
hs qualify s not impaired. The German crsics cypress
great pessure wth her execution Of ant air from suns
"Rr r.tennicus."
Colonel Fremont and his family viii sail for CdIforns
todsy IN the Star Of the West be absent foo months
ARRIVALS.
from london, n ship vcors-Hr Barnard and ehil.
dren, OF Brooklyn.
From bermuda, in brig r n Yaybew-RcAd rynls H~ien
Small Martin Ferrick, Jao Brcdsrick Arvey rpapu el
Fernando ono vnisme -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-20

Tnf vnGrnA AND Rrurcsy Pautoip Cosr,n.-Hcn.
John H. Bcts and Mr.. A. X. Maynard lbe former
trustee and the latter President os The Virginia and
kentucky Rairoad Company, send letters containing
their dcerminaion To resign all connection with the
pany under the belief that Tho lands os the company N
the payment Of ~ 400 900 Of bond. are not worth
$4,000, they worth that Both Mr. Bctis and Mr..
Maynard say they deceived M W tho character q
the company and Mr. Botv ssys that the bonds N the
company thrown into the marke, In every direjon
end made payable TO him. barge portion q them before
any trust had been erected 10 him and wthou. his AL
thorry He Immedstey demanded deeds OF the land and
when he found they we're inadequate 70 meet the bond,
he cavn un an connection with the anaI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-20
williamsburg city News.

MYSTERIOUS Ds,iTK,Rk,cr.-On Wednesday night two
men named DANIEL sberder and Alexander Smith, applied
o, the station house Of the Th precinct FOR lodging
stating that they resided IN Middleton near Newtown.
They we're both accommodated with lodging, and in toe
rosrnlpe they departed Spco this tine sm N has not
2cn sesn, though most dligent search has been maize
for him His friends state that when he went away he
bss ssst}s 500 In money with hn, aud D was supposed
ing shorscn applied al the station house again FOR lodging,
when he vas locked up 10 await investigation otc tho
iier of the dsappearaBce OF smith. Sherden denies AL
frow edge Of him bu, the matter reyerthele1 porse
~ha' yeled IN mystery.
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Affairs I'm MsrSco.
LIT IRON PsySfpgsr zULoAsA 70 rpts rops Oh
BONE.
Translated from Ie Courier rrAncAS, OF Eeuoo
March IL

LrfrtA IRON PkHSfpgsr zULoA9A 20 TVS ropB OF
BONE.
Translated from Le Courier rtAnesS, Of xeuoo.
March L.
NAnoSAt PiiAcx, MSIco, Jan. 81, lss
Inn Lrf0AG., Acrt A rsEgpEvr RgyueIIc M,
Icoi 10 Hs HotfSrs ma so,ulGs Porrv Prc- "
Nor BoI, t.rrps--n would be dincus for M 70 ox
press 20 ycur HoliSees the scptmeut which anlrnsie IN
govcrnmeut and people OF ,he republic consequence Of
tbe change brought about In s capital since The 7ist
political systems sad FORMS considered their attachments
70 the Holy Apostolic Ses their nrst add ost sscred
os thlnss u rsss ,hsm forsst me - -
secuton and sns-e,y whoh The keSiean church
oanrg 30 heavily, IN consequence d one of tbose aber
rasons OF the civil 20 be looked for n q nation
wboso dearest hopcs Of happiness repose the CAsAoc
church. The lave and measures sdopscd ag~inss The
nmrni.., ana ~ mu.ss.r. mass hsvs hs lpsse.s ,ys
Holiness 20 believe thst there In nexco greas many
persons who have rspounced he sah es ,bsr ahsrs s
arc he enemies a The Holy see Tess hcvsys, s.sn,e
your Holiness that The entire nation much Devoted o
your persos ~ irrn in sc faith thsa tboss laws are
power Of political parties ready sdep, What hey do not
approve rather ihan nanfrssscp Of shsr sen..
menu and opn,ons In Mexico, most Holy rtber there
neither usbelievers hardened iDedes
rhe dssrses which the government Of se rernblc has
aS, = s. 81 s ssS % o fas n y
with the most enthusiastic and truly national ansons
Of our population. hey VII prove 70 your Holiness
and IN draw closer between The church and hs govern
mept the ties which, uniorunsely had been almost torn
asunder. Therefore all difficulties are ruothered and
your Holiness will behold in this solemn &C, OF reparsss
the unequivoca testimony OF what the public oonscspc
demands IN Mexico The government indulee~ IN sbe
hope that the Almighty ~ll protect Ne efforts and ,aAd
successfully 10 the end Of The mission has began upder
50 happy auspices. However great the Obstacles NAV
stn be- relies on the Divine assistance which VIII nos
leave unfinished ns work. without which MEXICO would
prosentto the wsrld spectacle Of ruin and scandal
alone
The scnumen, o, The whole Mexican people toward
your Holiness the same as when you we're residing Al
6aen. Nay vour Holiness degn " bless The people.
government and author lies Of The repubr IN order haf
8 q N
holy influence of religion
1rrsy, finally your Holiness 70 receive The assurance
OF The profound veneraion With which am your Bohrea
mos, devoted son FELIX zJL0AGA
IUus G. CrTvIs Minister Foreign Aesirs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-20

Tic oyvr.-rhere will he NO 'go,iass ., the Academy
TO day. a. announced the artists being much taiSaed
by the lengthy and elaborate performance o the "Hu-
gucnots," which draws SILL greater audiences al each
representation II is announced 20 be given Monday
next
The sixth performance cf the "Hugueno last night
honored by very crowded hon-e. was announced
by the director that Nine. de Ia Grange suffering
from attack Of Influenza and "oould not possibly
appear" and thai Carzdor would sing Ia crange's role
NJ very short notice Nine CAra8ori sung The part quite
successfully, and the sudience seemed well satisfied.
Otherwise the performance Vas he sbose which
have preceded IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-20
Anoth1r He'll Bro Dxsn Up-


pEspissAvs FiGnr Brrw xeH eAhnL Era AND THIEVES
AID TEE poLIcE-A rcLtCHM AN BADLv BUaT
~ lste hour las, nIsht Sergeant crof, Of Mo Mayors
squad, and a force of policemen made descent upon
den of backiegr thieves ut Ne ~ Ls2ensrd street
Whom the ocers entered TIE premises the inmates
mepced . 1eroe assault eJ-m them with tunaoors and
every other available missile. Ono OF the lying gassa
struck officer Back The head, pReting severe bot
not dangerous wound. Sergeant Croft driven into
corner by the gamblers Who threatened to cut him sto
mBce meat Affairs beginning TO grow rather serons,
word w.s ssn 10 Inc Ifn ward sa.0u house FOR rein
sorospaents and platoon Of men eastefy repaired
70 tho soeuo ol disturbance Ae&pNne tae bghss had
been exip sulsned and he GgAs kept np with great
spirit yhe arrival Of the fresh policemen howe soon
not a stop 10 tao conflict Several ~ ths SasBssfs aus
eeedec m making their nus fsr-.een OF tnam were
arrested and ofFci r the station h,uss sae-T9oeaty
the promises were thoroughly serched, AID . large
cuast,y Of skelson keys mmys sud other brglars I'M
pemcnts seized The place proved 10 DO the rem
deons OF Formidable orgs,zajo ion o' thieves a1d back
legs OF the wost description ispenart street has long
teen tie Tesr Of gangs Of short boys ard
clsractefs OF both sexes rhe operations OF the pose
crested inanse excitnnent in tbs ncghoorioSs iast
n.ahk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-20
Alleged Evasion OF the Revenue Law.
rHK usJTKD srATEs OYP1CERs REsIsTHp-RxCIr


Alleged Evasion OF the Rsvenue Law.
fBB usJTsD srATRs OYfTCERs REsIsTRp- RxCIrE-
MENr IN BROAD srKEBr.
There WAS msch szcitsmsnt in Broad street and near
the neghbovhoed OF the Cusom House yesterday, grow
ing Of alseSsd OF he revenue 10 by kes
Mestayer Psrgcne vine and liquor imporsers No. II
Broad stes.
ahe that The above mentined firm had sworn 70 false
invoices with 70 escape paying The duty. ne Col
ector posse oi custom House ocers 10 tbe stOYe
to eSsmpe the books and see whethcr The charge
true, but they were not asmt&ed. Justice Connolly was
tben applied to and be search warrant TO examine
the promises. On rhuratay afternoon Surveyor HNt,
with hs deputy and assistants proceeded 70 ve store
Aessrs hesyer Perge aud formally took posseeses
zion OF all the books paper and property they could Sod
A. was theo TOO lac 70 examination, the
pl zee WA LEFT In the of day Custom House
officer AMI two night others. These on< A reeved
from duty at seven cccck yster lay Ovng by tv0 day
oE',eIs Shortly after o'cock kessrs. kestayer
and Fergelbe, with four VI their employees, entered the
ttore d d. manded poesssion me OFT oers refused 70
kavc, whereupon they we're atArked with pstols and
other dan weapons and sorcbly driven the
store rhe books supposed 70 contain evidences Of tho
fraud, quickly made away with AMI have since
been found me officers notified Mr. Hart OF tho treat
pt they had received when word Marshal
ynde-s, who with his officers 'etook possession Of tho
store Al arrested hessrs Nestayer and Pe'gene who
bonds for their appearance The affair created
the utmost excitement down town. and tho moss absurd
float With rcgsrd 70 the ffscas. fhe samo
hrm psL $4,000 10 Coll. ctor Rsd6ed iDdemn-
hcs sn for alleged frauds revenue.
since the above have re,eved note from xessrs.
Aer,syer pergetne, requesting suspension 6 pablo
orlDton in the.r case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-20
Naval Intelligence.

he United States steam frgs,s Powh,tan Captain @.
" Pearson from Norfolk via Madeira, bound 70 China
vas At st Helena on the 18th Of January.
We understand thai orders received ~ the Goa.
port Navy Yard day two since 10 ~ out with do.
spstch the sloops ofw Saratoga and Preble aud the
brig cambridge.
The work on the tinted states steam irignte Wabash
lying at the Prookyn Navy Yark, Is nearly completed.
She vii bc ready for by the LIST Of April next when
she viii 30 Immediately into commission, and proceed 10
ber station tag ship q The hedIterrsnesn sQuaarun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-20

The following specimens OF the letters ueceved-
FROM A MEMBER OF THE FENSsyLvAEY LEsIsLA-
Horsr o, RFpsEsHxr.uvxs.
x,..us y T. ~o,,, I1sn'ssgse, "a Feb y, is1s
your adversen1ent which has BEEN nsg.ed IN be Psy
County Democrat sn1a January Ia also terms Our crcus
weekly You win have received copy, doubt, me
3D. Nv rom Sos has s GO s e rp %
10 y9a snr & M Sos ~" % niesse ;s swr5a M me- The eaas y
" ''~'N ''' j. A. MAaEE
4 WOMAN THAT WANTS TO BIZ oossIpyRsp a. MANY
AS TWELVE.
Gs.rvnAs, H., March 6. 1855
G. = Tom coasirs.i % say ysu VII draw for eab
Now wish you 70 copser twelve and draw
T'- '' me money s-sys. WI Ss,s .iSs5 IN
c. z. Ton Co, 81 Broome street, ~. Y.
AN BDrIVn WANTS A pRUE.
C. p Tom Uc Gents the sst Of january yos sHni me
sns pencil and Psr sns inserted r ySH YOs
FL Ss:s
aon
you also M ssv, Nd since written yoa Now, bow !. ;h.sl
psrass Ss fs in ,ssir snsssssen. 2as. BE- ronOeiisd
so of 10 ss % 70 Ssss o5 Inst
sy s.y. ss s"s % n nh s, I ,. are ~ % @ W. w
s9sd ycyt I a3pls teSvs present
WAITS AN AsysCy.
Mr.. Top-Hsving read your Aaverissnent AXE upon
s'f sna WI know ,ssa receive ss r I I vi
be safe send money n letter. II yoa tss lc.r
my drawing and send me word. hiak oonG draw
,hbs coud sc; nsai many suercrieer. ~' ths tAs
agency " ''' p''A'' N''>' '0n ioiiS n RAINS, yr.
Fayetteville Lawrence county Ind
FEMALE Foley PLAYER WANTS TO TRY Hsa HAND.
oclussu, Team n.uRy Couyrr,l
Mosn.. v. c, Topp 90 i have consludcd give you
W. & ss s @ I PAY * mot hssn % s, so
have published ihs e strip that ~ in the Democratic H,,d
have concluded 10 give TRIAL or two. Ierpec, that
pkey they VIII. viii them 70 morning without
doubt have heard FIVE Of hem say ny voui II
right Send rul descrp ioa OF your lottery By
Ivy p. KIRBY.
An UNLuCKy FELLOW.
hlsror LicEiNG foWSs1ir. nIEoS corSrr
DTIs sIn-f read your advertisement ana thought lha.
sc EGs D o. ss sns so1s nI m od Ssr prs s so
mercantile business. dirce; your otax CLARION
county Pa Yours, with respect 4 sHrRY
The value OF prizes drawn whore the pArtes DID
advance the money always reprcacrted value exceeding
ti0 and upto 90 TIE holder of The tcsct thinking thai
biz prize was what u was Represented 10 be IN value,
Immediately RENTED " with the tcSet snd received in
exchange plated gold chain ~ pencil worth, n al
legged, seventy fve cents dollar. Numerous let
tors were found among those recovered by the officers
complaining TIA. their prizes were not what hey were
Yesterday the ofcer sestn called AT the Post once and
found about hundred and fifty letters for G.
Todd Co, received by The m1ping mail. on oren.ng
then, $50 Vas found enclosed for rrgcs The clerk a.
the Post once stated that C. T. Todd 4 90. for the last
month or two have mot received le ihAn one hundred
letters day.
is thouFhttha, the receipts OF Todd Co averaged
about ~ 800 per wees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-20

- nc water q DdrId Ldcta and otters Us J. T. era
hcrs and aAers folowing order was made by the
Tudee That Cyrus Curtss, ESQ be sppoo,ed !,
Aars of John J. Palmer acceaeed AMI IL h rcseyrad IN
t Hon Wrn Mitchell 70 examine and pass ts Accounts Of
ss sad John j. Palmer special receyer in h,s 90 a..
90, executor administrator authorized tp act
A. tbe estate of John ;. Palmer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-20

rpr FRrsHvrs.--w We hear Of freshes a. he West
tennessee e unusually high An old mil pea,a
hieh falls was carried away, and he Genesee valley
nooled Az Bu6 o the zee n the creek s broken up
and the water pent w 40 ~ 70 nccd The tAks shc-
road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-20

E,urs os ruE PlEic The CnIosgo Press hs an saver
.eeruer. forty cosars hong, " lands ttot ciy dsls-
queni i0T lStcs