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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

kMniaENuNNh ~ NAt NAuhNaANA HAHoA'
The Steamer Belfast has made trip this
season up the Minnesota 10 the mouth Of the
Yol'ov Medicine, 446 miles from So Paul,
much higher than any boat had before ascend
ed the river. The Belfast took up supplies for
tht wiunobago aud Sioux Indians, whose re-
serves are near the head waters Of the Minneso-
Ia river The river was in good stage, and
no serious obstruction was found. The Indians
were astonished at the "6re canoe" the fret
that had invaded their territory.
The steamer Freighter, Capt Davis, on her
way up to test the possibility Of reaching the
Red River Of tho North from tho Minnesota
River, was met on the return trip Of the Bel
fast The machinery of the little boat called
tho Arson Northrup was hauled across in
slcighs from st. Cloud to Red River last win
ter, aud is probably now running as the pio'
ncer craft Of the far Northwest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

The Southern African Slave Traders are by
no means idle. The feeble Democratic Admin
istration of the laws to prevent piracy of hu
man beings, only invokes increased activity
The acquittal of all engaged in the Echo ant
Wanderer Slave expeditions by the Fedora
Courts aud Mr.. Bucbsnan's officials, is taken al
a free license to plunder the coast of Africa il
and sugar h9aRRa ,sIaYe labor on the rice. cotton
We have before noticed the slave trade move
monts in Mississippi and Texas, and we see that
African Slave trade meetings have been COM
menced in Georgia. The citizens of Burke
county met on the eth of May, Judge Shew-
make presiding, and listened to long speech
from Col. VIM. B. Gaulding in favor of the res
toraton of the Slave traffic. The Colonel az
guod that human slavery is morally, religiously,
and legally right, and that if the Slave trade
between the States is considered legal and ex-
pedent, it is equally just and legal to reopen
the African Slave traffic The meeting is re-
ported to have been very enthusiastic, the Dem
ocrats composing it probably not having heard
of the weak rebuke of the traffic uttered by the
Ohio wing of the party in their late State Con-
vention assembled
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

Congressional Slave Code for Territories
The Charleston Convention will throw Pop
ular Sovereignty to the dogs, and make Con.
gressonal Slave code for the Territories a foun.
dation plank Of the Democratic Platform for
1860 The South will demand this, and carry
it too beyond question Even the Richmond
Enquirer, now that the Virginia election is
over. comes t strongly in favor Of the code,
in accordance with the views Of Gov. Wise as
unfnlded 10 his thirty letter. Chief JUS
tco Taney, in his Richmond decision, is held to
have decided in favor of the right and duty Of
Congress to protect Slave persons and Slave
property. and the Enquirer is jubilaut thereat.
It proceeds to congratulate the conservative
men Of the whole country, at this moment,
when present authority on the subject is so
important, that the most authoritative judicial
voice in the Union has spoken directly on che
question of Congressional protection to slave
property" and from a review of the decision in
the case Of the slave Amy, the Enquirer dis
covers the assertion of the following great prin-
ciple of doctrine
lst, That slaves are recognized by the Con
sttution of the United States in the character
Of persons.
I'd, That slaves arc represented in Congress
as persons.
2, That as persons, they are in many in
stances, at least, subject to certain liabilities
and invested with the rights corresponding to
those liabilities, in the same way that other per-
sons are
4th That among these liabilities arc those
which render them amenabe trial and pun
ishment for crimes aud misdemeanors and
among these rights, is the right of legal pro-
lection against personal iniary
9th, That the Constitution of the United
States also recognises slaves as property.
9Th, =" As property, the rights Of The otoner
are entitled 10 the protection of the ldle;' i. @.
the laws OF the United States, enacted by Con
gress"
This decision of Chief Justice fancy must
be accepted by the Democratic party North,
which so zealously supports his decision in the
Dred Scott case. 1t is only carrying out the
Federal usurpations of the U. s. Supreme Court,
whose decisions the Democracy Of the Free
States now unhestatingly pronounce beyond
appeal from. The Enquirer insists that there
is an entire identity in the views of Taneys de-
cison and Wise's letter, and declares that "thus,
the last question which has threatened TO divide
as by sectional issue, is at last directly deci-
ded by the highest judicial authority in the IN
ion" Let Northern Democrats make note
of it,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

NINTH ANNUAL SALE OF
BOOKS AND sTATIONBRY--At Auction.
ON SUPERIOR STREET. TWO
" Doors West OF American Hotel entrance--opposite
the johnson House.
Tho stock Of the largest and select ever offer
ed AZ AUCTION ~ this city, comprising fine eliions U
STANDARD Works in every department Of Literature Science
aud Art among which may be found
IrvinE's Works complete ia y vols 4 calf
GOoper's Works cumpletu IN "a vols. q mOrt eco.
Dickens Works complete IN h i3vOis X morocco
W"ysrly Novels complete in y vol; eglf
Jaoao.,,s La@Ss Works complete IL ig9 vols hsalf
Leigh HUT, vols Bakes Biographical Dictionary. Ap-
polOn's Dictionary of MechaniCs2 2 vols illustrated with
1000 ngravngs The Dictionary Of Arts Manufactures and
3vOs ito illustrated and illumnated, Commercial Rea.
tiuns vols 4tei 30 vols Congressional Globe, paper
British Essa lists complete In 81 vols (very fine Udiii0n)
HuTpers Classical Library Cluskys Political Text Book
Buttons Anatomy OF Melancholy, Buffers fuo edition OF
the Poet printed untnled paper bound In antique styles
illustrated; Apploons fine edition of tho Poets Suporne
Family Bibes Pocket do Fine Pr'yer Books; Fterch /
best diamond pointed Gold Pens, warantel Fine LetBr
Note, Commercial aud Cap Papers; Pillar Of Fire; IOu
OF David lmOihy HtcOmbs Letters; also, several thou
sand volumes all OF whc warranted and perfect
and Of the latest editions
Ladies and gentlemen particular invited to call du
ring the day and eXaniue the stock Books private sale
at much loss than pubshers prices Don't forget the
place under HE American House. IeNt door 10 Macken
Le's Drug stone Sale 10 c0mmeme Friday Evening June
% BEN r. FRENCH, Salesman
II. KEMPsHALL Agent. u6Rs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

RAILROAD CAsUALTIEs.-Am man named White
was killed in Allegheny City on Monday. He
stood between the tracks as two trains were
passing, and in the excitement jumped from
his place Of safety directly before the Cleveland
train. The afternoon train of the Cleveland
Road ran over lady some 60 or 10 years Of
age. The Pittsburgh Gazette says in turning
curve the engineer saw the woman on the
track, whistled and rang the bell, but she did
not heed them She was killed.
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I.nIrn snnnrInr Itema.

We learn by the Lake Superior Journal of
the lst. that the steamer North Star was una
bio to reach Superior City on her last trip up
on account of ice, though she got 30 near that
several passengers went out to her.
Great dissatisfaction is felt at Marquette at
the prospect of having the saut Ship Canal
closed for six weeks during the middle of this
season for repairs and improvements.
BY an accident on the Bay lie Noquet and
Marquette Railroad fireman was injured, it
was feared fatally, and the conductor, trackmas-
ter. and two brakemen were slightly hurt The
track had given way in consequence of heavy
rains. The locomotive was considerably dam
aged
The sch Susquehanna had been beached high
and dry below Marquette 1t was thought she
could be got of without difficulty. ...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

RiFLED FRENcH OANNoN.--The new riled
French cannon were brought into play in a
smart encounter with the Austrians at Vaenza,
where an Austrian corps, keeping out Of artil.
lery range as they thought, were utterly con
founded by yolley sent bang into the midst Of
them, from distance Of seven thousand metres,
diSmOunGng their guns, and causing great do
struetion Of mon.
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din, who proposes to cross Niagara Falls upon
a tight rope, according to the Rochester Union,
on Wednesday last, walked from the shore to
the bridge upon one of the wire stays which
steady that great structure All who have seen
the bridge have noticed the stays running from
the cables to the bunk, on either side, and they
will readily understand that it is great feat TO
traverse one of them. NJ. Blondin not only did
this, but actually suspended himself by his feet
from the wire over the river rushing through
the great chasm below
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

FRosT IN PENNsYLvANIA-The Pittsburgh
Gazette Of the 9TH reports verbal accounts from
Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, and Westmoreland
counties as bad touching the fruits and corn
Wheat is some injured, the early suffering
least. In Indiana and WestmoreIand counties
the peaches are shOwering down from the trees,
the frost having cut the stems. Grapes badly
cut on the hills about Pittsburgh. Along the
river bottoms the fog protected growing crops.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

Day CATAwRA-The Chicago Railroad ex-
cursiOnists to Cincinnati, by invitation visited
the famous wine cellars Of Mic. Longworth.-
They saw the machine he eOrks bottles with,
but not the uEcorker His OatAwba was al.
dry 10 the Suckers,
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GoLD E1oIrEMENr IN VERMoNr.-Quito a
rich gold placers at Plymouth, VT. 1t is said
that there are now on the ground from three to
fur hundred miners, who average from S4 to
SsPer day. A party of fourteen amOrers left
Springfield on Wednesday to prospect" the
region, and some of them will stay if matters
warrant it Twenty-Five persons left Bellows
Falls on the same day for the Same destination.
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ILLNESS OF GEN. TwIaes This gallant vete-
ran of the Army is dangerously i'll at San AntO-
mia, Texas. The Galveston News of the 26th
ult. learns that he is given up by his physicians
has made his will, and given directions for his
funeral. San Antonio is the grave yard Of
American commanding officers. Gen. Worth
died there of cholera, and Gen. Brooke of an old
disease, and now Gen. Twiggs is likely to fol-
low, of disease which has troubled him at
times, for years past.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

A UNITED STATES SENATOR LOCATES LAND
WARRANT ISSUED TO HIN FOR MiLlTARY SERvI-
oEs.-Gen. Shields, Senator from Minnesota,
had public reception on his arrival home at
Fairbault, and said in his speech
made my pre- empdon, as you all know, on
the Fairbault Prairie. ! had paid for it with my
own warrant, The warrant which l received for
my services in Mexico-the only bounty which
| ever received from the Government of the
United States for those services. And | ven
ture to say am the first General of the United
States Army who eyer made his own pre.emp-
ton with his own warrant. Now this, think,
is a home to be proud OLA home which l hold
sacred, because purchased it with my blood.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

VALUABLE BRIrIsH AINE.--In her last trip
to Lake Superior, the steamer Illinois, went to
the Wellington Mine and took 36l barrels Of
copper, consigned to Taylor d Son, London,
England. Mr.. MOrcom, the Superintendent Of
Wellington Mine, says he shall ship from that
mine eleven hundred tons of copper this sea-
son.
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vote In Convention for supreme judge

SO much interest is felt in the vote in the
Republican State Convention for Supreme
Judge, that we give the ballot by counties. 1t
will be seen that the Northern and Southern
counties mostly united on Mr.. Gholson, while
Mr. Swans main strength came from Central
Ohio:
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FRosT AT CINcNNATI. The Gazette learns
that the frost did considerable damage to corn
along the Big Miami, and the grapes were also
injured Wheat in that section did not suffer
much. In the immediate vicinity of Cnein.
natl the crops on high grounds were not injur-
ed, while in low places they were damaged. It
is feared the grape crop is injured. The Ga
zette says the wheat crop is probably safe, and
a few warm days will restore the corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

The writer ofhe following has been for two years Jus
tco OF tho Peace In Fremont, aud s wo known The
izons generally.
BRONCHIrUs-IrS WORST STAGES CURED,
Mr. W. still resides In East Cleveland Is In vigorous
health, and living witness Of tho pernanence Of the
cure.
Dr. TuBBs, Sir -
When FIRST commenced your treatment, few months
since was much dehilitated, and suffering from
pain IN tho side, shoines Of br aih weakness In the small
Of tho back ngh swoats restleaness, coughing aud
pectOrntng prolusey, Ofon raising pint whtish sub
stance in single morning, took cold frequently, aud a
and inflammation Of 10 throat Of " stand
ing seemed increasing aud extending down the lungs
A. times bocnme dizzy 90 fal unless o.
iout OF support By use Of medicine entirely
relieved aud am now as we'll MS before 10 life;
and am nt work through all kinds 0t weather, uud though
sometimes neither cough Of throat
troubled In the lonst Yours respectfully,
.JAMES s. WEIGH
East Cleveland, Dec, %, 1850. mayi3wl3s
Dissolution.
UHE FIRM OF PARKER & co.
u has been dissolved bY the death Of MI John NJ Cook
Zone its members aud ylo Whppe authorized 10
settle all tho business Ot the late trm at the old stand No
ANDREW PARKER,
CARLYLE WHlPPLE.
Cleveland juno z, 1859. d&w3w
Rv O CIJTTER "a SON Auctinneera
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

FRosT IN Maryland There was heavy
frost in the upper counties of Maryland the
night of the 18th, and the crops were somewhat
injured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

FRosT AT sANDUsKY.-The Register repre-
sents that the frost was not very severe in the
immediate vicinity of sandusky, but in the eoun-
Try some nine miles East and South it was
quite destructive to fruit and corn. ...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

Eg John B. Gregory Of this city, we are
happy 80 state, is the nominee Of the Republican
State Convention for Board of Public Works.
The choice could not have fallen on a more wor-
thy and popular man His name will be tow
er of strength in this region of the State. Let
Scioto county honor one of her own sons with
a hearty and unanimous support - Portsmouth
Republican.
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OK THE RETIRED LIsT.-President Buchanan
has been very graciousIy received by the North
Clrolinians during his late visit to that State,
and in his speeches he announced his detormi-
nation to retire to private life at the close of his
present term. The people will make no Objec.
tim
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FoUR MEN DRowNED.-Four Germans, named
King, Meyer, Hehli, and Wagner, were drown
ed Sunday night in the vicinity of Cincinnati
by the uPsetting Of sSif They were all un-
married except Myer.
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FROsT Al WHEELINO.-Reports from the sur
rounding country state that the frost Saturday
night destroyed corn and all the fruits. Wheat
somewhat injured.
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CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI CRICKET MATCH
on Friday the match between. the Chicago and
Cricket Club was concluded at Cincinnati
The challenge was given by Cincinnati, and
each selected eleven of their best players The
first innings Chicago stood 81, Cincinnati 70 ;
the second, Chicago 90, Cincinnati 67; Chicago
winning, with three wickets to go down.
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edn esday q Thursday, June stR 4 9M.
LARGE SALE OF
ID n " ~ a. a. IN =.

AT AUCTION, by. .........o. CUTTER & SON.
~ GUTTER & SON WILL SELL
or edqesday and Thursday, June ssh 9h
ton Room Bank Street, lage stock of Dry Goods
Nc consisting OF Blrck BrUadcoths, Fancy Cassmeres
Shiinois Kentucky Joans Tweeds Linen Drill Vostings
Fruits DTesl Lawns halli Ginshams, Apron CheeI s.
ColOred Cuinbrcs, White aud Brown Linen Table Dam
nhks, IRISH Linens, Beached Goods, Brown Shoetin@s
JhcAOnet and Bleaohed Musns Vcioria Lawns pTll5
Men, Women aud Children's Hose of ali kinds Gloves
9HawlS Linen aandkerchiefs Sewing Silk Spool Cotton
.neh IhIeau buuohs Ol all kinds, Pins, Needles Cut
Pants. ' 1'9 '''u
Terms Cash Bankable Funds at time of salo iu,d2,t
MISS M. GOULD HAS THIS
1NI day removed her IntelIgence Oaice from, ~, st
room No 10 IN front Of Davis Bonnet Rooms Superior
81 dosTS below Seneca, where Will b6 bapuv Ia
receive cals from such persons are in want III naic
servants OF nations Good girls are wanted every
Ssy, iui23l
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sHARTLING DISCLOSURE. The trial Of John
Mclaughlin, in Chicago, for throwing train Of
cars of the track on the GaIana road, has dis
closed gang Of desperate williams, male and
female The members are said to be located at
Buffalo, Cleveland, aud Chicago, and confident
tial Letters detected show that they are engaged
in murders and Plunderings by railroad OBJ.
struetiOns, arsons, rObberies, burglaries &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

SEVERE FIRE AT EATON The town of Ea.
ton, Preble county, o., was visited by severe
fire Sunday morning. Thirteen business houses
were destroyed, involving loss of $4,000
Insurance $4,000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

DIscHARaED.-J. r. Irving, arrest ed in Mis-.
sissiPPi on the charge Of having robbed the
bank at Jackson, Tenn, and murdered the tell.
er, George Miller, some months ago, has been
examined and discharged, there being no evi,
denee against him. The mystery Of tho rob.
bsV and murder iS as deep as ever.
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FRosT AT ToLEno-The Blade says there was
very little, if any FROST in that city; but in the
country, east and west it was severe In Of
'awa county the damage was very serious to
corn, wheat, fruit, grapes and other crops.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

TuE FRosT AND THE Wharf.-The State
Journal reports that samples of wheat taken
from Fairfield and franklin counties show that
some of the samples on low grounds are injur.
ed by the frost, but the majority is in good Or
der, with plump berry and green stalk The
crops in those counties are not much injured
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ietlt #.
EOR SALE.-BOLIVAR STREET
- Fronting Prospeot-A good house and la re lo ,h
nut and shrubboy. $1,000 ''' w"
a AACRES-In Euclid just on ths line from East Clsy.
house anu lfaiae barn, small amount OF Tim
os rented 'of h'e years to pay per cent prce-S60
KlNSMAN STA corner 10, T5r2OO lsst. wen located -
LAKE STA corner lot with stone dwelling. and barn
CLINTON PARK-yhcant lot on North Side "a ,sst
% s9Gl9g w t3 Lake Erie Also vacant lot south
LAKE Ak. 81 ~ oBPoEte Tho Marine Hospa-vaean. lot 80
AN MPRoVED FARRlIN WISCONSIN --pys,, 4, ,,,,
leise towns anu Ia thckly settled cOuntry-s6 scr,
SG se 1satS aion MIN good frame house, rich sol
DoNhH-,tt acres on the Lake Shore-soil SANDY IN m
house anu barn and orchard Of graited fruit ai m d
uto order, $50 per acre. - - "'e'
T. skE si-boyond Clinton Park-yaeun lot sGxl6O n
-.-l -lFoR SALE OR EXCHANGR
klNsMAN ROADS miles from the Court IToise so,,
elteen acres with large cottage house. barn and . ~
it pay house and lot IN the city say 5000 ami osi
S5aon tno paahoo may remain ON bond and morigaee@
AhM-ln Sheffield, LoIaiu Co., 40 acres On the Nl,t
Ridge road, miles rom Elyfia soil mostly ssnds @
gfuVelly loan with some bott land. larss t,so si
%lrm % HOUSE and large barn and orohad-i valuable fam
efn lauls F ." @o'u "eAs-
FIVE ,AUREs-on tho Lake shore North Of Perry 9,
ipuhled on the SoutA by the pitshurgh H. hasa iase
Du ding with engine and boiler valunbie ff manfse
iaflng purposes Will take ono hall pay in Weston
lLLINQis-S os in the Eastom part oftbe state
lahes from station on the Chicago nrpnch Of Illinois
t,entfal u due healthy country improved farIds
Whl exchange for good farm within l miles on this
@iyA ROUSE JENNINGS
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REpunLIoAN srATE TIOKET.

nor 00rcrnB--N NYflIinm Dennisou, df.
Lieui 00usrnor- Robert q. Kirk
Saprems Jadgs- william Y GholsOm.
Siais auditor Robert w. Tnyler.
Sfiie Treasurer-Alfred p. stone
Secfsfafv af Sfate--Addison r. Russell.
Pablo Wofks-JohB y Gregory.
Sctooi C0mmissoHcr-Ausou Smyth-
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June 7ih, 1858
WtoWWYI VWIlt 1tIi IoUV,
LARGE SALE OF
Splendid Furniture, Piano, &c.
AT AUCTION. ..........-.....-By o. CUTTER & SON.
At Store No. ~ Bank Street.
The Splendid Furniture OF Family breaking up house
keep ng and removed from the residence for con-
Of sail


venience of sale.
n CUTTER & SON WILL SELL
We ON Tues Jay, June 7th, No 4G Bank Street.
commencing at 10 o'clock A. M large lot of Splendid
FuTmture, consisting Of yeti Paror Furniture In red
plush, Tete Tetls, Library Chairs Plush Seat
Chaus chamber sett consisting of Dressing Bureau,
Bedsead Washstand Side Stan Sea Grass a'trass,
enameed camter sett consisting OF Dressing Bureau,
Bedstead Wushstand, Table, Cane Seat Rocker I
Cane seat Cottage Chairs Commode, green enameled
Toilet Washstand To let stand. Towel Rack Cane
Seat Cn'tage Chairs Sea Grass Mattrass SPLENDID
ROSEWOOD BOOKCASE,4 Cottage BGdsteads, Marble
rp Table Side Board Extension Dining Table Oak Cane
Seat Arm Chairs, 1 SPLENDID MIRROR with Marble
Slab IN brackets cost $780, Dining aud Hall Tables Wash
ands Plain Bureaus choice collection OF 200 volumes
Books Tapesty Brussels and ingrain CaLpeis lugnin
Hall Carpet Oil Cloths beautiful BrOGude Window Cur
tulns aud fixtures SPLENDID SILVER-PLATED
TEA SET and URN, cost S6Oi pit Paintings, Engrav ngs
and Flames, Feather Beds, What Not, Light Stands I
Stars Cooking Stove and furniture Glass Ware Crock
Forte,
The above Furniture is all in perfect orler and affords
an opportunity To those wishing to purchase rualy s-
class Furniture that seldom IL will be for
Inspection at No. 46 Bank street, Monday. 9th inst
Terms-Cash Bankable Funcs, at time Of sale
iu4ld23i
Weda esdav q ThursdaU. Jlae Sfb a OH
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miscellaneous.

maY and Juno AppoiBtmcnta.
nR. H. TUBBS can be consulted MS
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PUBLISHED by
E. WLEs & co
lit AmKRIcAN BUILDINGS SUPERIOR ST.
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ROUSE & JENNINGS.
REAL ESTATE
AND
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AHEMmg ID

No sll Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs
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