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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-20

A j. BLEECKER son 4 co. WILL SELL ON TUES
"A. day March q at IL O'clock at the Merchants Ia change
by order of Jacob Vanderpoo, hsq.-
On Goth st., lots north side ~ feet west "a ave.
On 57th ct, 100 feet adjoining above lots.
On 2d ave, southwest corner 57th st, 4 lots.
bs.h ct lots, mort aide, IO5 feet east ID ave.
59th ST., lots, adjoining above In rear, 25xOO.5
6lst st, lots, south side, 100 feet east Sc
Every lot offered Will be positively sold Maps &c, at No
Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-20

IJEERY b. HERTS JR., AUCTIONEER-BY HERTS
IL MOss-wl sel on Monday March a. at i0s O'Clock, at
Al White the entire contents Of said house consist
Ing and ingram carpets ocoths mahogany furni
hair Gle beds bedsesis bureaus washnands chairs
stools DC; wood Diano and the
Of kitchen utensils AL of which must be sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-20

A uCTION SALE OF SPRING AND SUMMER READY
q. made clothing.-A NJ. CRiSTALAH, aucacneer, 23
Bowery will sell Monday 2s inst at l0a O'Clock, large
assortment fashionable copg, consisting OF cashmere,
broadcoh and marecs frock sack and business
coats large pants various styles and
cassimeres linens etnes, prints crava ties
Kings, fancy goods, boots and shoes, &c, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-20

4 YLANTIC ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
a panys Now York and Galway ine.The next Departure
Haipn on THURSDAY March 81 touching At 81 Johns 70
second $50 third S30including free tickets 70 all the pri c
pal cities railway routes In Great Britain. Third
provide plate bBe Ac, and beddfag Passage
81 Johns-FEs, elAsa 1885, second sD For freight O. pss
inquire Of tho American Express Company 81 Buds
and their other advertised ooes In the Interior Pas
sage the third class DO secured at Of the above
Offices from OF the principal cities
he lines Of railway Britain for $50 from Galway
for So AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPAN
Af.EX HOLLAND Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31
THE NEW CENTRAL AMERICAN IneRocLyo.
Another British COlony-The New BrItIs0
ttsn1auer TO Central AmerIcs-Wnax IL snc
MONROE Doctrine Worth la Wall street.
From the Liverpool Post, August 1871

Another British Colony-Ths N.vx u,,u.n
ssnfster 10 Central AmerIcs-Wnat IL Gne
Monroe Doctrine Worth Ia Wall street.
From the Liverpool Post, August 1871
ANOTHER BRITISH COLONY.
England has Just acquired an0lhsr colony and BY ts
poeeesson shs can make roa1 virtually within her
our' te7royy dcros Cn.rot america from The Atlantic 10
ne PGc.fc; for Hv1anrds iUiI not stand in the uuay
There WAS some hundred aud sixty years ago. pirate
named Wallis. IN the Cuff OF Honduras; no hailed from
Scouand, and cid much damage to the Splniards
Ike sea fovers Of the eighth century, when
Trade was more profitable than ROBBERY, he be
,ook himself TO The civilized pursuit OF cutting
Dhaon. HIS pane beng less fam )us in South America
nan Ia tne eghiAnde, tho SpAaiards csd IL q,
aeo Ience toe port he Initiated sver since sen
"a az c Dezs. Pra'es asa refugees founded Venice
SOC .se central Amsrcsn city, inausura,sd after the
en Is sad oy Mr. Stephens closely rsso able
Che reformed pirates being British they paid oosd,an,s
.ns Esghsn crown, and toas oeensioy Belize bscams
Kibo Of ritish colony. The long var with So.;o
" 'ae oe'm aud under DUBIOUS treaies we
oeih possession OF the tsrrtory 10 1855 the lite
posi veiy admitted, though suossquoo y onas,onad h
In 1885 our put aside all doubt by tha foaw
Jog letter TO the chair Of public company iocs,s Al
DOWNING STREET, Now ss. 1895
M an dsf o ny ne scs ssy Of
Tho Central 6omSsay w Usa s1s
s Or
that The tero.y clsimsd By the Brsh CROWN Is
ne vss aosSo On The NORTH o q. river 3. 'f Ss
south and GArbutss FAILS on the rser Belxs
and he % on s sc Ths sh Crown I'VE sa
claims the ..ssrs Ands and bays lying bet vesn he
house reef am II 100 s.ns ne 10 &arn you that lhe
sss W Pa OF ne territory 10 question has never bsen the
he oposApny OF usct espe daily tbs
b e rvs.s upon he authority Of msps wsud In all prooA
10 8. Coxx. hsq
Pirates introduced us to Central America N hundred
snon Asaa nibussers made the Unised Snases
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50.
DNY aOOOs. go.
A G1nAf oaANcn 20. lsD.sA TO arr BAx
"a. M q s % q s:.vs 70. ne sapss
wsy ocs evr 80 &c wcrh ~ o. s'os ss
ssSs .Ss % '' s.s u: . s. .s
a uSsOs sfst rs sIsEs : LAKE.
1000 s 90 s s,ss 3. .SBEs
The sbovs goods. bouxsi 4 no rsssai
the eoss Of imperialism
a OsSP sSs. f5S* sSs1 4 h.KA
100 pieces Of the sSovs goods
beautiful sxhcls for chnirs,'s -ew.
A1m IssDELL. POISSON : LAKE
WIN '1'' = '' ON MONDAY, AUGUST -.
iSge and varied assortment Of
a. very low prices
CABD-w. JACKSON NO. ISL BROADWAY. HAS
s. r.. asd .s
s:s ',s s s.: on IS
ss
nsh xaps wells, b,ne.s, msnslss sSs.is. 10. Dc.
- .NT ~ ~ ec.tss ~ Mcr-,sr~ c.oa,
ssl s.o.a..,. between sp,..s and Prince ..-ss.
g. Iss sSJr 4. ..os rs a.. sSUrs
,ps's: 70 Ia S :SS Is spring 's n1s s S,2d sAs's
ven n-'s woven so s' Sc. Factor, m s.sns 81.
N ELEGANT THING FOE rHs LADIES'
49,. ,,. SOIL. PAL is.L LED BUsrLE g. ,
% Ra:ssd o,sos !s: scssstns NE e, .saured
And sos. ss s,s.. = ava u ~. ss.ssai
VINE. dy ss: .ssss again who. I'll. .
ss ssss Sf.''ss'ss p. g. GA.
oiy eooo. sore.
Ash1oA asssn oprsrsa
MADAME sGaooDs1n
- SIS lanai street, N.Y.,
The ouly ipored oSsss,ns 10. tss fail !. ,Sc c..v
S' ss n' aocs os , Der
I U :. ri .sus Il onaeo cd
Tie csoicss. Doveiss OF The .sas viii be sssursd rsxs
:os t. ss :; : y =: s.s
vssss also an endless sssy Of sleeves robes oSdress
',..e-n. coax. n.a0e. Ae !. &C. -
r4.s AsR s. ID q. .s
men. siso ssit and us. ,ecsved ssd
s sa ss' - ''s 40" p''''' " o. % o-A''~'
NAIL x155.,Ry-xss D1v7ns. n IN s7Te,w1s
street. va q Broad ss.ose:aly aisrn: soutssln
ed 70 exhibit Pars 81. m,uey and pattern hsnnes Of the
s 81 sieo "a e lowest "h0lese pf'0es lz' o'sookel
...1 os,s;.o .. ,.77 ,.sa,ovs - o,-.
1T HYN II and 5ik Division sree takes pcssure In au
bouncing the that be grand epenng Of fall
tslhons he select varied and hesudul
rmsD Of bosnets millinery eoods; DO; ever exhissd in
York Thursday sepem hsr The greatest induce.
o cssh and short time mostly all
goods Of biz importation Merchsu and mmers
win DO well 10 call and examtae s0ck before putchadng
elsewhere. W. or aNHYa, 81 and ny Division d.
= $50, = -
fNENIN'S BAZAAR PROG2AM4E
~ S@MSoN' Ao''
ruupcDAv SWprrrprp -
"a - M
vtu,... H. - os oT1NAN0 VI inH Oh A1oN
VIVA -" Ps~SSTT1n Tso p.1.av A~nuaw eroo~
~ANA"S q sA1An nNO oAt clonss
~ws .....,... ~ sao 90 otusS ~. ~
a. 81. - nSw nu'as ~" now ssy n III
s"o oepaSsn'on~v snS eGs" nH2nt; ..vv x~c
100 mi AhAtlno
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

From the Liverpool Albion, August 10
The country will view With considers 1ie Al
arakenng tense In the silent bosom of the Foreign Office
81 10 the mpor lance OF Central America Secret dplo
mecy only demonstrates is operations by outward
eibe tigns leaving the public speculate upon their
ienhance; aud by these signs the pubic judge o.
The Intentions Of Lord Jonn Russell Long ere
srd stripes deCeraed the tree banner Of the Uaised
States the King Of Great Britain had recoe1zsd terrtoy
m Central America The mod cutters # British Hindu a.
ore as d.cisM the Pgrtas Fathcrs but wod
tuu,1s 1eratned foihft mhen tas of the Pilgrims
shot domn their feuow subjects on Bunker H,u And tie
soaod cutters stu osiire 70 'e"asn faifl, motwAs.and
ing the fhred and b0ndidmes of their Northern
Sidsh bondnrss, including the Islands Of Rua 40 and
sonsca IL British colony much Canada Cape
Good Hope; ADD Us title 10 unaffected oy Clayton Bul
~estreay, VI all American ,ltCisus know, though
Dof TO Avow It, About two years ago the
present Foreign Secretary indiecreet enough hs
pace N Parliament, 70 speak with indifference Of the
value OF ner hsjessye possessions In Central America
m.uIe reflection has, believe, wever, altered his
SLniops Indeed, credit must be given TIE Foreign
USe LOT paving recently greatly amended "a ways Toe
puvc opinion, freely expressed in this and other jour.
nss length reached the reoesses of the FOroigu
sno repentance evidenc.ng itself acts nsvlna
'epoency 10 the right direction We expressed hopes
something would be done to restore tue couddeocs
Oh tne colony when Str William Gore Ouseley vas SEM
ont sss yesr 1 Minister Plenipotensiary TO Nicaragua
the vel known manly character instinct win British
feeling, OF Sir W. G Ouseley, rendered hin q pecu
marry nj insuument 70 reassure the dropping cond-
enoe q the coloniss, and 10 unmask az a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31
POLrrrCAL

UMPIRE OLU0 THE MES aSRs or TaB EuPrRs
~ Club OF leA 1898 1852 1866 -tha neu who q
eAsput Sustained tha prioDpes great
escmc party III - many well fashs Dads Of sa0eh-er.
ocock d the lorg OF Duryess Of UathNius
street. 400 kAet Tor tho Of
tho fau campaign. By order Of
JAMES IRVING. Grand MarshL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

TVo TAnoKs AND CLOrHERs -PUBLrsgED AND
pubLher of The Journal dcs 1aeurs kngsh edion Alec
TOR SALE The Ladies' World Of Fashion and faios Guide
ftll style of paerns ready Apply to WIN. GLEN.
ChO6d, No, Barclay street. NY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

ELsvxHra vAsI roLlfrI.es. afrsnrI0wi
II Meetings viii be held dustsR Tho oassS
fuecessAr ue Club touss no suth sreet asosts
inc 9uo morris VI The
1ksarnA vtgi IL the price OF liberty"
Price Of gfo, yixpSooo glass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

.NLANEHLS- PLAIN AND TwILLE0, WHITE, REQ.
blue and gray various idhs and quAliee dne assert
men aso mee merno shrs and drawers just received ADD
for sale at very low prices By WI MAIHkWs "a CxhAzine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

ont occasionally taking of MA ,ked bat frsousn,iv
touching with tina military salute he is in the uudress
OF Renern ofcer blue frock and broad red r,aud
the Legion OF Honor He Is well received Tne French
have mode OF cheering which makes It difficult IN kno
Exactly wnst or whom Il 70 they are acclaimug How
bic through the confused uprcar Bouquets are
from the windows TO the mpsror aud his STAFF Hs Al
vances very gradually, refining his hne charger to lis
slowest walk, pursued by shouts aud by more 81, ~ers
nnul be Ii lost In the distance beyond his and escort
The Austrian guns wore have preceded tue geusra
s and
BDes and palid vsssges, folio wing other the
order Of their regiments. First the Chasseurs then
the yoItgeurs livery numerous these. and
of oDg fight round 5olfsrnos Old towes)
Ahen Zoraves and toe Grepaders gathered
laueels chiefly 81 Magenta Soldiers OF the oe follow
and also the rurcos with their bright blue uniforms and
unsy faces Torrents OF applause for the wouaded
reserve OF owers brought forward for their particular
otneot-good substantial bouquets which vigorous arm
Gan pitch into The centre OF the Boulevard rhere
$oooer corner window, pretty actress OF the Opera
Som'que mas established herself With vast store Of
AokNJss ana Keeps up we'll sust aimed ore with an
ssn.s ~ am which should qualify her for the trail
luz wounded have already, the toieraby long
nOn .ne bAsthe, been abundenty supplied VITO
.na iau5ei ~reasns, and that now falls as
dfcut execty to measure apususe ana s,sn. ~
in the RAPID succeesiOn gNur on bnt ~ sasa =,
anas sncy aIe more copousy besso on the wounded
Shaa On Too Conquerer who preceded them but -hr
nevsrtheless, had reason 70 comn,s,m ~ as W.
writing - the thing 10 gong on can soesS owls ~
1oous @ me lev nunored yards OF Boulevard within INV
ken. 10 night and 10 morrow be po,s, ,e ~ y
moro general imp eeson and learn no = a. s
was reosved in osnsr parts Of the town. I'd 10 srs,s
which d found In the Cnausses d'Ansn. ''A' :" That
the troops march past IN divs )ns sections or abo,,
forty men esch-fwo ranks having front Of twenty a.
the pace q which they are going toe past hard
much later tban bali pas twelve; at which hour wing to
che special post oce regulations this letter must be de-
epsschsd ca give you, therefore, but sgn, sketch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

ylIssOLvIkG vInws-A vRRY SUPERIOR APPA9A-
tue or pete will sold erchauged for merchandise
Brooklyn, In The store
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31

structed to call all further City Conventions upon
the former equal basis of representation. giving six
delegates TO each ward.
On motion of JOHN Coon the resolution was ta-
bled by decided vote
Convention then adjourned to meet at the polls
on Election Day.
The Convention was harmonious and orderly
Adelegates seemed to feel that they were there to
work and to work for common good Personal
ends were not allowed to operate unfavorsbly to
the best interest Ofthe party and the city, and the
result is before the people in as strong ticket as
could be selected in the city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31

HIGH SCHOOL ExHIBrTIoN.-The pupils of the
Central High School will give an exhibition this
evening at the High School Building We can
promise all those who attend coed and pleasant
time. The programme viii consist of selected and
original pieces which viii range from grave to gay
and which will entertain the audience. The present
principal, Mr.. E. p INGERsoLL. retires from his
position atthis time, he having accepted the charge
butfOr one term 1t is not we believe, definitely
settled who will be his successor, although Dr. E.
T. STERLING has been spoken Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31
MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
II has been my good fortune to restore to health many
thousands Of my eountry-women
Ny success has excited the malice Of the enviOus and
Alous but their prosecutions only extend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. SolOng am held in afectionate ard
hAnkfu remembrance BY those who have experienced
ski lean afford despse the efforts of mischiemAkers
nd slanderer
My friends nave repeatedly urged place my med
sine for producing menruation within the reach Of the
Ladies of the United States; but indispostOn
Asd occupied by quacks with their pencious nosrums
and fear that unprncped countereiters might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AMIE DE FEMME, in the United States.
Atas yield the entreaties Of patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
old World.
In regard to the efficacy of the "AMlE DE FEMME"
need only say, that liquid FORM and is exactly such
have used my practice France for years and
hat it has failed satisfactory result
The Amie de Femme and menstruation stand IN the
Iatiou Of cause and effect alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual flow where has existed and
Restore where has been from any suppressed
In orerto guard against imposition the wrapper of arec
hons on each bottle of the Anie de Femme will bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bcX
viii be sealed with my private seal. -
Price. SssOO package. -
PARIS, January. 1857.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FIsKE
No 23 Superior street, Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme al the PrOprietor's prces.
aulO d&wlye
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31
CITY RepubIicau Couyeution.

The Republicans of the city, by their delegates,
elected at the primary meetings of the evening be-
fore, met at the old Court House yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, to proceed to nominate candidates
for city officers
Hon. D. R. TILDEN was called to the Chair, and
B. L. SPANeLER chosen Secretary.
On motion, the Chairman appointed as Tellers,
JAS. BARNETT and ]. E. INGERsoLL.
]. MUELLER introduced the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Legislature of the State of Mas
saehusetts has passed law, which, if adopted
by the people thereof, will deprive the adopted
citizens of said State, hereafter naturalized from
the right Of suffrage for two years after their nat
uralization and
WHEREAS, Similar attempts have been made in
other States. and
WHEREAS, the Republican party is based on th
great principle Of equal rights therefore, be it
ResOlred, By the Republican Delegates of CleDe-
land tn Convention assembled That the law passed
by the Massachusetts Legislature, and any attempt
at drawing distinction between native and foreign
born citizens, is anti republican unjust and dan
gerous in principle, dsgaeeful to the foreign born
citizens, and unwise in its consequences, aud that
we repudiate and repel any changes BY which the
Republican party is soDght to be identified with
the measures and attempts above referred TO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, March 80.
The Postmaster General has addressed letter to
Gen. Schouler, on the part Of the remonstFants in
which he says the question to be determined is.
what shall be the amount and form Of indemnity
attending the removal Of the Boston Post ONCE
back to the former buildings. The indemnity must
assume such shape as shall secure beyond all
doubt the payment Of the rent of $4,000 for the
Summer Street Office as it shall fall due and to that
end deposit in the Sub Treasury Of that sum to
the credit of the Government must be made. II it
be true that the State Street location cannot be
cured except at larger sum than has heretofore
paid the difference between the rent formerly paid,
and that which may now be exacted should be ad-
ded
The p N. General says he Is in expectation Of q
communication on the subject, and that other ad-
ditional expenses may enter into confederation
As soon as the facts ascertsined due notice viii
be communicated to those interested
The rumors prevalent here to the effect that Mi
ramon had negotiated strict Treaty with sardi-
nialD ceding the Isthmus of fTehuaniepec, are en-
tirely discredited by the Government as being too
ridiculous for beliefin view Of the present EarIike
condition Of Europe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Y E. RUFFINIs new Spring style Of Hats and
Caps is considered as perfect. he sells better silk
or cashmere Hats for -Four Dollars than any other
establishment in Cleveland. That truth can be
verified by calling at IT'S Superior street, next door
to Taylor, Griswold & Co.'s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31
Vim. 4. BathtIOr,s Hair Dye!

Tie onIg harmless and reliable Dye knOtcn.
The Original and best in the world
Al others limitations and should be avoided II
you wish 20 escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to a
beautiful and natural Black without the least
injury TO Hair Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded VIM. A. Behelor since 1879. and over soO 900
applications have been made the HA Of his patrons sf
his famoas Dyes.
WM A, BATCHELORs HAIR DYE produces color
be Distinguished from nature aud is WARRANTED
inure the least however long be continued
and the Ill effects of Bid Dyes remedied; the Har nvgOr
ated for life by tl.s Splendid Dye.
Made. sold applied lin private TOOmsJ 81 The Wig
FACTORY, No. Z3 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States By Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealess-
u The genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box. Of
WI. A. BACHELOR,
M O2q uroadvrav
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31


No, 2ll Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs.
febIs
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED
Il VALUABLE PROPERrY-FIfty Aeres-On the
Euclid Plank Road miles from the city flourish
chAId &c $500 only cash half the balance in Cd
western lands and one half on mortgage y cent inter
YALU ABLE WATER PoWER-wnh 7s acres ofland
and good stone quarry the Chagn River One Of The
most valuable Water Powers the State with 90 feet fan
and an Of water The land alone worth ths
A DESIRABLE LEAsEHoLD PROPORTION On
Iar1o street-Nce II story cottage house with rooms
2 has seven years TO run and ground rent reasonable
WooLEN FACTORY SAW MILL AND Farm
Factory and Saw Mil now doing good business good
House and Barn and so acres Of land with orchard
&c, Also good vein ofcoal.
PARK STHEET-House and Lot St00
ST. CLAIR STREET-East OF the Medical COLLEGE
Lot seHi6s feet on corner with four and haftory
SUPERIOR STREET ExTENsIoN-rvo rrils. frn,,
ne Court HOUSE. acres Of land in Ds condition. very
CHOICE LAND-IsO acres in Michigan, miles from
ne ne We,i-Nafered, and the best Of
soil IN an old settled neghborhOod worth SIS per scrs
Can oe bought for Sl2 If sppied for soon
dtCkO4 ALLEY-Within two minutes walk OF the
fuDc square gOod sized ard hall and
lot. fl40O.
GREENWOOD sTREEF-Houss and Lot. slsoo.
HURON SfREET-Good two story House and Lot
FRANKLIN sTREET-west Side. rearths Reservoir
GOOD srlek House and large Lot with Darn fruit &C.
BROWNELL STREET-Near PYosusct-A nice la1se
ens and haH story House and Barn with large Lot. fruit
EAST SIDE PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE OR
WEST SIDE-A House and Lot on Huntington street to
ezehangs fr heuss and lot the West side. 5000
ROUSE = JENNINGS
Real Estate assurances Agents.
unl1 Marble Block.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31

WORKING MEN's MEETING.-The meeting of
the Working men called at tbe Court House last
night adjourned until this evening, when some
changes will probably be made in the ticket
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND !:
TWELVE PAGES OF POPULAR MUSIC FOR TEN
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aouR MUSICAL FRIEED" is filed with the best Piano
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The same quantity of music procured from the regular
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years subscription Our Musical Friend will Sc
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NEW YORK NEWS.

NEW YORK, March 80.
A collision occurred last night on North River,
near Hastings, between one Of the Albany steamers
and the sloop Stephen Raymond, the latter sunk
instantly, taking down her crew of three men who
were all drowned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31
WIGS | WIGS WIGS /!
COAL COAL! Goa
JOHN Tnn & YATES

Are prepared to deliver article Of BRIAR HILL
cHIPPEwAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use.
u Orders promptly filed at their Yard the Canal
near the foot Of Vineyard street. Cleveland, o.
John TOD ocl2 d6m 226s J.VN YATES
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31

g The May Qasen, Capt Viger, leaves to-
night for Detroit at nine o'clock The Ocean took
up fair load of passengers and freight last night