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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-22

FOR SALE.-A Good Improved
RT %xfEs Soas g acres oan
Se gG2d sto7S sg1y On The Ghaga River one
and an sbundanee Of water The land aOae worth the
DESIRABLE LEAsEHoLD PRoPERTY-on On
aro streetNice II story cottage house with rooms
has seven years to run ami ground rent reasonable
f IN the city BY Euciid Plank Road with House and
SER WoodEN aSd sSS FHaT6R$ Igs5 PS; HsTs
In Wayne COunty-NeVer-faillng water power Woolen
Factory and Saw Mil doi ag good business good
SC AS Also good vein Of coal
SARk "a HH sTIbREEPrHSuss sIb s s9d II Lo, SO ,..
Lot s6x6SIeet, On corner, with four and half story
sUPERfoE. STREET ExTENsIoN-T~O miles from
the Court ouse, acres Of land ne condition, very
LAKE STkEET-west of on:ariO-Good story house
and g feet t.snt very desirable property for bush
CFOICE LAND-l66 in Michigan, . miles from
Sol IN an Old settled nsigbborhood worth SIS per acre
c4a Be bought for SIZ ~ II sPp,lsd for soon -,
Public SQUARE god sized one ard half story house and
''s GREEENwooD srREET-EIouss and Lot. SisOo.
HURON SFREET-Good two story House and Lot
FEANKLIN srREET-west Side, near the Reservoir
Good Brick House and large Lot with barn. fruit, &c
BRoWNELL sTREET-Nesr PrOspect-A nice large
and half story House and Barn. with large Lot. fruit
ORANGE sTREET-one and half story House and
Il
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
febll Mrble Block. No. 2Il Snperios s..
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A
| Il VALUABLE PRoPERTY-FIfty Aeres-On the
Euclid Plank Road miles from the city, flourish
Academy, Churches &c, large hns house barn.
card &c. $500 only cash, half the balance in god
western lands, and one half on mortgage at z cent inter
EAST SIDE PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE EoR
WEST sIDE-A House and Lot on Huntington street 10
hangs Er house and lot the West side $1,000
4 RINSMAN SrREET-A short distance from the Fe-
male Seminary large and desols two story brick house
and and quarter acres Of land; TO e1change for farm
n $500
HIGH STREEr-LOt 70 fee: front with COED two story
house, exchange for farm.
4 ERIE COUNTY-50 acres on Lake shore, 4 mile nom
Railroad station u miles from >andusky house. barn snd
orchard rich sandy losm SOIL 10 timber exchange
/ for house and lot IL the city.
l BRIDGE STREET-On corner, large lot with frame
Store and brick dwelling; to exchange for faim 5000
PINE LANDS-;ln MissouTi-6lo acres Of first 1uaiity
pine located and to Railroad 81
Win exchange for House and lot lnthe city few
| near the city. stock Of goods.
NEWBU RGH VILLAGiE-House and Lot near the Cat
srset House, large Lot and good House will s1chanES fr
Il 4 flTm. $780,
WALNUT sTREET-HOuss and Lot to exchange for a
i farm. $500.
-KINSMAN sTREET-Nsar Psny-eood two story
/ House and Lot; 10 exchange for farm $500
ROUSE b JENNINGS, "a
/ Marble Block.
feblI No al Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-22
Noii,s from the Nes York Tribune.
QSO TWELVE YEARS AGO

1910 TWELVE YEARS AGO
1OOOO The success of several medical sentlemen
IN curing disease principles in accordance with m
natural laws introduced their establishments as an arp
title OF IHE GREFENBERG COMPANY OF NEW VoRK
The continued success a their remedies and firm hold
the honor conferred the Association legislative
acment. and they have feel great pride in o1
pairing their medical academies also chartered
Dy puOc autnorly UEsoclted testimony from public
private individuals aud c1mmendatoTy notices in he le1d
ing journals, bear witness to the medical and big
personal cn9deter OF the gentleman connected with tbs
lnstl u0n thus assuring the public ar among The many
unworthy advertisers Of the day the GHEFsNBERG ol
has been and viii Be reliable and frisfSrSv
medium for the restoration Of health the aed: and
al who are suffering may address them with entire conf
The principles and practice of olcine adopte m tbs
institution are lIcidy set forth IN the GREFENDERa Nan
UAL OF HEALTH, iuTaluable medical work. uubiisbsd
Twenty-Five cents. for which sum It IS mailed free 20 nv
part ofthe country
The health Of American women diseases Of and
the more obscure anu ctrouc complaints, well
diseases incident this country have ce re
attention Of tbs institution and is enough say that they
which the public have c0nfided to their skill
Inc columns OF The Tribune and other CIV
en- ample testimony regarding their and our read
ers are referred to them for Particulars.
From The Deu4OcTatie Ags.
RELIEF FoR MOTHERS AND CHuDREN-In no euuutrx
as IN the United States country 90 70 MANY ~
dfen die prenaturely 1t with full knov7ledgo Of
these facts that the Gr enber Company at NO 81 srk
treating these delicate and dangerous dseaseS r Johu
Bridge IS in eonsisnt attendance the ocs and he Is
his delicate duties. We shall hereafter enter 1Ilyiuf9
this subject, with minute specifications.
THE GREFFNBERG MEDICINES are fyr sal, nv ei,x
drngglsts and dealers IN medicine throughout the sae
Orders should be addressed to
-, H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-22
TNOR SAIE or EXCHANGR-

| EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
\ II LAKE STREET NEAR BANK-Lalge two story
House and Lot with Barn House well nnlshed, with
Ter, gas. Sc. To exchsngs for faIm-S60o9
NERBURGH ROAD miles IRON the eliy-FiVo acral
j OF land u exchauEe for a small House and LOl-S7o0
MISSOURI LANDS-Weil seiectsd, n $3.50 tc s. per
acre TO exchange for stock of gos gOo Psn0or paros
furniture.
and Lot also two small houses tosKchange for farm
,'be city $1,000.
a Vi depot and ylag TO sxchange city property.
FOURTEEN .ACEES-Cn the Detrolt Plank Hoad, five
mn rs from tho city small house. good barn, ani
frr u; exchange tcr farm city operty-S25t0
! ONE CHOICE LANDS near DubzSue Iowa, \ some
gOl property N thls e;iy centrally oested win some
NE ACRE Of land with house, and ruit 10 miles
by lank rosd from Bualo n to exchange for proper
ty j or near this city $l0o0
" GOD LAND-73 mile rom the Euetn1 De
pot; % exchanos for House and Ls L tne eJe1o peI
acre. -. -. -,
TW ENTY-THREE ACRES5x miles from ne clLy q
Euclid Plank Road. small house, goo 0h ana o1enAo
--1 NJ - 80 ROUSE JENNINGS
Real Estate assurances Agents,
.,- Marble Block
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-22
EOR SALE-A fine RESIDENCE

EOR SALE-A fine RESIDENCE
IL On St. Clair street, Seneca, large twO-stOry
Brick House and lot with all modern improvements. a
small payment down, balance in i've years tBe-S 500
gravely loan, good farm house, orchEFds &c-S5 per
acre.
HIGH STREET-Gord two story House and Lot-S1eOo
SIBLEY STkEET-Vacant Lot, 11Dxle5 feet
EUCLID DEPOT-93< acres land-S1O0.
WILLOW STREET-Between St. Clair and Superior
streets, House anu LOt-S359 n
BOLIVAR SrREET-Nice IL story House and Lot
vii h BaIns-$2,sO 100.
TH1RTY kCRES-l5 miles BY railroad from the city,
within mile VI Station good Iich small hOuss, good
barns, fruit. &c, At tho verJ low price Of sI6o0
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS, Pa
Real Is ate and Insurance Agents,
fan17 Marble Biossk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-22
S. H. MATHER, Treasurer

In a few days Mr.. Msther received his O,5n note
with the same bill, and not word of explanation
They were enclosed in an envelope which had
been sent by Mr.. Mather. This shows the value of
the money at the place "where the bills would all
be redeemed" 1t was about as cool transaction
as we have heard of. Upon the bill being return
ed in this manner, Mr.. D. P EeIIs wrote a note to
Buffalo Banker, inquiring in regard to the stand
ing Of the engraving house of J.. Sage L Sons,
whose imprint was upon the bills. Mr.. Eells yes
terday received reply in which the writer stated
that in November last the engraver called upon
him in company with gentleman who called him
self Orv1s. This 0rvis said he was about estab-
lishing Bank in Indiana, and was going on to
New York to arrange for redemptions. He also
stated that he was to publish Detector at De-
troit, in which his bills should be quoted. The
Buffalo Banker, satisfied that the bills would not be
legally good, put 'fraud" against them in his own
Detector. There has evidently been grand swind-
ling game going on for some time.
TEACHERS OF THE COUNTY FOR ls5s.-From
the Board of Examiners for Cuyahoga County, we
are furnished with the following figures relative
to the Dumber Of teachers examined during the
year ending September, 1855:
Number of examinations l3. Number of certi.
hcates granted during the year were as follows
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of this Court convened yesterday. The following
are the Jurors sworn:
GRAND JURY. .t-t+
Henry S. Whitman, Foreman,
Joseph B. Gribble, Thomas D. Masters, Stephen
B. Meeker, Aaron W. Aldrich, ;Horatio n Smith,
Sears E. Smith, Morgan Gray, James v Baker,
Jacob Mitchell, Charles E. Bennett, Geo. L. Hurd,
John Blair, Erastus Smith, Samuel Stewart.
PETIT JURY.
James W. Day, John Mcmillan, J. S. Shepard
John Thompson, Edward Egglestou, Thomas Gar
field. Daniel c. KimbaIl, John Hewett Richard
Radway.
In the Criminal Branch of the Court, the Grand
Jury were empannelled, and the case of Augustus
Hubbell, charged with embezzleing lumber from
his employer, while bringing it to town from Rock
port, was put on trial. The case was continued
from the last term
In the Civil Branch, the docket was called, and
the following cases assigned for to-day.
H.B. Hurbbut vs. Lyman Atwater, James B.
Crppen VS.. g. h. Block ct. al, Richard Hilliard
et. al vs.. A. Granger, ThOs Taylor vs.. M. u.
spangler, Jeremiah Milbank vs.. Otis & Otis
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-22

Court OF CoMxON PLEAs.-The February term
Ofthis Court convened yesterday. The following
are the Jurors sworn:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-22
HOLLOwAr's PMS AND ornrnEsr.-TE

HoLLowAY's PnLs AND OIxrNENT.-T The
dire hydra of disease. Dyspepsia Is driven totally and f.
nay from ths system by this great anti bilious remedy
while the Ointment reduces the inflammation occasioned
by GOut md Rheumatic affections. The Pills act in uni
son. cooling and refreshing the heated bcod and renovat
ing the vital Organization.
Sold at the mandatory. No. 50 Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists 2c CSC. and 81 per oct
box 266
n If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle to their devils out it live
this waterogged country The miasmstc poison of
swzmps and Marshes becomes veritable devil in the
blood revel in the Agues and Feves which shake and
scoTch all. Ayers "AsUE CURE " is said to be the
apostle need and of neghbors who have tried
it confirm the report Journal Plano, H.
y DIR. Hostetter's justly celebrated
and failing Stomach Bters will eectually all
diseases Of the body morbid nature. The Doctor.
calling the attention Of the public this valuable specific
does with feeling Of the utmost confidence in its
tues and adaptation the diseases for which
mended IL quAck article bu. that has stood the
criticism Of the American press and people. The testimony
given rs favor BY the most eminent and well known
professors and private individuals all parts oths United
IMMENSE and clearly eTinees that its
many The of the 'Bitter" but satisfy the
skspca that it is really deserving the celebrity it has
obtained whereve' sold.
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally everywhere
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-22

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that tie andersignsd 1es been appointed sd quail
hs e,s ~ me soEnShip Of Middsbuzsh Cuyaha County
one; oPs;S:. Ssessns ssr ish,ss~zHa 80
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-22
BY TELEGRAPH.

RePerEed by Ihe Onion TeIesraph,
oTTIcE, wkRIEG's BLOCK, coRNER or BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-22
Alarm Spring Sash Balance
PATENTED
March I'd, 1858, by
THos DENHAM JOSEPH W. BRIGGS,
OfClcvellnd Ohio


THos. DENHAM & JOSEPH W. BRIGGS,
ofCleTelInd, Ohio
THE SPRING AND ITS ATTACH
Il mente are perfect substitute for weights and pu
evx and balances the sash al auv desired 1i1 an
ALARM By the ralsng lowering of the SASH and
easilv applied 70 windows IN b1dinss ready built
Inc following testimonial H from the welknoWn Master
BnilSeTs Of Cleveland =
AFes<rs NrxHaN BBIGGs We the und erSiVned h,v
pgexamined YOUR ALARM SPRING SASH BhLANCF
a5 moSS recom end invention Tushie
10 c5mmunitT and superior anything like purposes
ance and burglar proof together with the perectness
snDlicity Of construction and aed TO the window with
such tring 4 e11hc1eut guaranty
that generous public will adopt H. and Il VII come into
Esneral use Truly yours.
j. N Blackburn Arckitec isaac Stuteyant Builder
and Builder. Geo Canpbell.---.- DO
". -BuildsrlG H Kidney--...... 90
Ehermsn Kenney..... do James BudEe.--..--. 90
". Cubhon--........ do A Brulnard....-. do
8 n stiles. 90 s H Richardson. do
william Colilster... do e. "a; va d.-....-. 40
Hear Blair. do IS CoAhAn...-.--.-. do
P. B. Young-...----. do Levi gobn1on---....- do
A. J. Plpcr.-.---.- DO jean Owens G lntractor
t9hn nGiii---------Confracfor! and BuDder-
and Builder.
This invention exhibition It be Paint and Glass
Wareh0ase Of T. DENIfAM, No. 90 Public Square.
C0untv and State kss or sale BY the pa.entees dec2l
T0LLARS-COLLARS-ALA LARGE
lot Of Misses Collars Al only shilling sack-a very
St scle zlso large assortmenf OF handsome Colnri
Rc viii be sold low Juln S. HYMAN CO.
DARGAINS FOR THE MILLION!
Id S5Oo yards shilling Prints marked down 70 eight
sS1ts. janlI E4 BALDWIN . co..
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fe n. II. SOL0MOESoN.
PRAc-IcAL AND SCIENTIFIC 0PTIoAN,
ees the largest assortment Of the most approved kinds
REcT4cLES. Anhis glasses, whether for near OF far
ghted are ground under his inspection BY machine
of anew construction with the sreatest as &c
Suitths eyes in all cases. curing Weokaes DisEi1ess o.
attenuation Of the Eyes and imparsng strength for LONG
reading OF fine sewing.
q n II. SolomonsOn would here inform the public
that he employs any in the sale o hislenses
U Also. splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES. MI
cR0ScOPES, COA1PASSES &c, kept On hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pam, as perfect as natural
fTOce IS Superior street under the American Hotel
fru1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-22

BOARD OF EDUCATIoN.-The Board of Educa-
ton met last evening, but transacted no business
of importance. The High School matter was
brought up, but action upon it deferred until the
next regular meeting, on Monday evening next.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-22
ReaI G5stnte Agents.
ROUSE 81 JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
ms NCE

No; S 80 Superior Street, Marble Block. up stairs:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-22

DARGAINS FOR THE MILLION!
a60l yards shilling prints marked down to sirht
-. ~S0O janIT 8, , BALDWIN co.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.

Citizens wishing coayeysnee either of the aboys
Trans or Boats will be called by the
Omnibus Line by leaving their address tile Omnibus or
ace 81 superior street. door next to Wedden House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-22

For sale, Wholesale and Retail, BY WILLIAM FISEE
No. % Superior street, Cleveland who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the ProprietOr's pnces.
aul0 dkwlys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

opesae and holders Of good ranis FIR IA supply o,
brands very light; sales emily ia small lots Wheat
quNt; emall lot of white Cina9ian sold at 81 10;
assd for 5000 bushels Of white Michigan adoat aud
81 IS oluitd. Corn heavy small lot Of white sold
81 &c. 900. 93c was asked for round yellow wthor
buyers Oats offering freely but sales light sales ZOO
Milwaukee solo on private terms supposed ut Sac &c.
Whskey quiet sales As 26c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01
British Specie Smuggling In Mexico.
from the Panama STAR and Herald Nav II


We cannot tell when the custom Of employing her Bril-
tannic Msjcstys vessels Of In smuggling specie on
the Of Mexico originated but certain that
is high time to put stop to the practice 1t may be very
officer and commander, but is highly discreditabe TO
the nation and cannot imagine upon what principle OF
morality policy II ia allowed to be carried on. From
four 70 six millions Of silver annually smuggled of the
coast in defiance OF Mexican law and though 1t Is well
known that the authorities perfectly of the
fact and even connve at IL, it no justification for en-.
ploying British ships OF war illegal acts and turning
their officers into smuggers
What would England say II French sloop of war ran
a cargo of brandies and wine, American frigate
would be- In foment; rivers OF ink would flow over
Of diplomatic notes. dispatches and memorkndums.
Ministers would be hsrrassed to death with questions
resolutions and explanations. Ambassadors would be
kept busy with conferences and nercourscs. Lead and
satpetre would rise, the funds would fall and "the Bos
ton tea party' would be enacted again.
it il necessary tor British interest that this specie
should be exported, lot Great Britain come TO
rangement with Mexico that cannot be DONE and the
silver is stu wanted let her. at least, boldly say, 1--WE
resolved TO have and 10 take @ but STOP the
plan OF running armed boat into some little creek
NIT offences for which in almost any other country they
would find themselves in the hands of the excise OIL
GERS and probably find their way eventually TO the galley
the tread mill or the State prison.
We have known officers md gentlemen who were
scientifically opposed to the performances Of this dagreea
BILE duty but who unwiIngy obliged to conform
their ORDERS Az 10 the admrals and captains per cent
age II their pay not sufficient without Il, give them an
equivalent but cannot why they are entitled to 10
more than other officers on active service Whatever
course 10 pursued let the present practice be dis
continued venture TO say that there 10 not an officer in
the service who would not be glad to get rid OF this dirty
work, man England who would not rajoice 70
the practice wo complain OF put . stop 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

Married,
CANDEB-SHEpHERD.-On Wednesday evening Nav g.
by Rev. r. Newman, Mr. JOSEPH H. CANDLE Of this city
to Miss SARAH A. SHEPHERD, daughter Of John Shepherd
Esq of Middletown, N. J.
New Jersey papers please copy.
HoIMs-RoRM -On Monday afternoon, Moy 80, by his
Honor Daniel f. Temann, Mayor, RoBERr D. HOLMES 70 c.
GLE ROBIN, late Of Paris, France.
SHAwGomN.-At the residence OF the BRIDES father,
on Tnursdey morning May II, by the Rev Peter Born,
Mr. JAMES SHAW, Jr OF Burlington, N j., formerly Of Phi
ladelphia Pa 70 Miss ANNIE NJ eldest daughter Of Saml
Shoemaker Goblin, Esq, Of sunbury, Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

APPLETON. Monday, May 30, HANNAH, widow of the
late Daniel Appleton, In the 9th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of her
SON. John A. Appleton, No SO West Twenty third street,
this "wednesday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
BrHor-On Tuesday, May 81, JoHASNAu BIsnop wife Of
William Bthop, eyed 80 years,
The frfnos apo re'avrs respectfully invited n at
lend ihc iuneiai. ~ day "wednesday roai ner late
dcncc, corner OF Broadway and Thirty sixth street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

INFORMANT TO FOREIGN BORN CITrzENs.-The
following letter. says the Memphis (renn) Bletn Of the
18th un. has been handed 70 US by Hume y. HILL Esq
who has heretofore obtained passports for mny Of ou
natnralzed citizens who wish to visit Europe. II will be
seen that they will be entirely safe in relying upon
their naturalization for exemption from military service
during the existing war;
DEPARTMENT STATE, I
WAsMsGroS, May II, 1859.
Your letter Of the 18th inst has been received. In
reply have to sta that b understood that the French
government claims military service from all natives Of
France who may be found within its Jurisdiction Your
naturalization in this country will not exempt you from
that claim should you voluntarily repair thither.
LEWIS CASS.
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nm. " Herald.

HE CHEESE rrsr,xos,.Is PAUL MORPHY-ovA.
TioN TO WILLIAM SMITH O'BRL - ooNshorIoS
WITH THE IRISH REv0LUTI0E--1. AniAoNA sIL'
YER hINEs-THE PIXIES PEAK COZ mINss-Tah
WAR IN EURoPK-THE GREAT FIRH IN - 81 lest
LOCAL EEWS-MARKET REPORTS, ETC., Ep>'
1he FAMILY HERALD will be issued, a. usual ~ day
snd will give full report Of the Proceedings TIE %.
casion Of the Presentation OF set of Chessmen Watch 70
Morphy with description OF the Tesmonia the Addresses
OF Messrs John Van Buren ". j. Fuller and Mo,phys
fpesches reply Also account o. the Ovation Smith
oBr'sn his Departure TO- Ireland-arest Military and
Civic Prooesson-Jubnee Of Irish C2ens-Address Mr.
OBrisn and his ReplyExcurson down the BaySpeeches
Mr. o'Brisas Connection with the Irish Revelation. TO-
will also contain interesting from the Pikss Peak
Gold Mnessudden Reaction Of the Gold Excitement-Emi
grants r. turning Numbers Disappointed and Disguised
Threats of Murder and Pags &C.; Letter. from Arizona CIV
Ing account OF the Silver Mica Of thu country their
ces description Of the Country. &c Lster from Key West
Florida giving report of the Fire at that pace
Shocking Murder iu Newark n "A Woman Shot Down by
her Brother The Latest News from the Seat Of War In Kurope
the Latest News from California with al matters Of tho
preceding week Of importance; All the Local News Of interest
Of New York and tho adjoining Cities Police Reporx
Theatrical Notices. Coroner's Inquess. TO-
Tho FAMILY HERALD contains each week Of the Con-
diuon OF the New York CRe Market with the amount ofock
offered for sae their Condition. Prices which hey
Sold DO report the Prices Of all kinds of Family Market
ing At Washington Market In New York City; Commercial and
Money Market Reports Marriages and Deaths for the week.
Terms-The FAMILY HERALD u published every Wednesday
At Two bolss annum single copies fonr cents
DO obtained s the ONCE and Of Al the vendera Ad
verasements inserted at the usual HxRALD ra.es.
tn. Latest Drawing. Of the Les.lized Lott
teries, a. reported To WOOD, EDDY 4 CO..
nANAGERs or The
DELAWARE. GEORGIA, KlNrUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES
Official drawings by telegraph.
DELAWARE LOTTERIES.
The sabscrbes Commissioner appointed BY the Governor
q x: s sy 81
NC "n'A
EXTRA CLASS. No. sll. NAT 81. 1859.
"a, 10, 10, 70, Is, ID, rs, 4, II, A, AZ, 6.
CLASS No. sI2 xAx 81, 1854
IL, l, 6, so, SIS, 20, 70, 1G, "a, 81, IS, 81, 6s.
~. AND ns s Ss numbers were drawn in the order in which
81 s hand ss s sSB Bs this Tuesday Nay
o. '''' $$S.sS;,ssH SES.o o commissioner.
GEORGIA LOrrERIEs
the drawing sparta Academy Lottery do hereby certify
Glass No. 800. MAY 81. 1850.
34 IA, G5 Ga, 49, AZ, IS, IL, TO- 40, As, H. 46, o.
CLASS No. 3d. EXTRA, MAY 81, 1859.
%, So, SO, Al, AZ, "a, 10, So, 4, As, ID, 9.
And that the said numbers tho in which
they stand above.
Witness hands Augusta, Ca this Tuesday Nay 81
s''' T. e g B Baasssssh' Commissioner
WOOD EDDY co.. sud anFS:: Ds ssor.
o. A. Bulls, Exchange and Specie Broker, I76
2xeAn udok 6Oanen 0GfhO ~ RnO1A0 H0keI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

The Contest In Skill, as to Who Makes the
and cheapest clothing, has resulted In axor Of DRUM
Col ID 4 PkOCH, ia Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

Tracy's Celebrated Shirts Made to Order,
snd warranted to it, at 81 and SO William street door
north of Maiden lane. GEO. n TRACY, Agent