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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-10

- HENRICO LAND ron DALE.--i o6sl
for sale one hundred acfss Of LAND, situated
-. on the York River Railroad, and adJoins. the
land of Thomas ]. Carter and others; enc. bali Of
i j. cleared; and has on i FRAMED nWEtt-
balance Of the land 10 we'll set Ia pine and oak. u
is admirably. located for market farm. freat
ton be made to RIO. B. LYME, Land AGENT.
Office in basement Of Metfopoltsn Hall.
IN Q-2AWlw
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mURDRRER ARRRsrED
PoRT JERYIs, IN. "A. Jnne

IOkf JEhViBI N. r., June Y
A man named Cole was arrested ut Montague
Sussex Co, N T., on charge of having poisoned
bis wife TO death during her confinement IN child
bed. The facts transpired showing that Cole and
the family physician, DR.. Wickham had cOnspired
together 10 commit this terrible crime An insur
s99oe ef s4QQ0, having been first obtained on the
life Of Mrs Cole
Cole Is in custody Dr. Wickman managed 70
escape.
The great five mile race over the fashion oourse
to-day was won by Tar River. The lime was not
remarkable; 2 l-2 being the quickest heat.
Dispatches from Washington state that Senior
Aata had an Interview yesterday with General
Cass. rr .s.. rt
The Senior has information from Mexico to the
eject lhat Santa Anna had really been invited 10
return, aud that the Liberals we're willing that
tho experiment Of putting him in power should
bo tried, as tits believed II would bs tho best
thing that could happen for their cause, ss II
would tend to excite the national feeling.
The frgato Sabine will sail for tho Gulf IN q
few days. The Congress taking her place as flag
ship Of the Brazilian squadron.
The time 10 tho four mile race Wss 7;14 l-2 and
7;42 Ia. 4l ..fJtrf III. -I--'
The mile race between Agilator, Gleneora and
Daphno, was won BY AgtatOr IN two straight
beats. Time 1850 IA, I5I 10.
The tret between George M. Patchen, Lady
Woodruff, Aiers Damsol and Brown Dick comes
OH Thursday.
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CITY COUNCIL.
TUESDAY EVENING, June 7, 1859.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS
The amendment of Mr.. WinslOw to strike out
the I'd Section of the Cuyahoga County Horse
Railroad Company Bill, which amendment had the
effect Of killing the ordinance, was under consid.
GRAFTON.
On motion of Mr.. Thayer, Mr.. Bierce, Civil En-
gineer of New York City, addressed the Council
on the subject. The vote on the amendment was
then lost but on the final passage of the ordinance
the vote stood in favor Of its passage and 10
against IL.
Railroad Company was received and hled.
An anonymous letter w.s.s received 70 the ehect
tiot the wegher of hay was cLtAatlng tne Guy To-
gethcr with book purporting to ne Tue memo S
randul2 OF the wegher of hay, and referrC 10 Ooln
mittee OIL Markets.
Report received from the Secretary Of the Wa 'sr
Works for the month of May. Receipts for the
month ST. ,904 40; Expenditures 1884 90; Re
ceipts more than expenditures SLIGO 80.
Report received from the Police Clerk from the
month of May. Total number OF cases 204- amount
collected for fines and costs sell 27.
The Committee 10 whom was referred the peti
ton of the City Sexton relative TO getting water
from the Water Works into the City Cemetery,
reported adverse to granting such petition.
Resolved that stand be erected on Franklin
Place West Side, mt q cost Of $40 for the accom-
mediation of Leland's Band.
Resolution that a sewer be constructed on Muri-
son Street, referred to Board Of City Improve
ments
Resolved that 5000 be granted to Protection
Hose Company for new carriage.
The Committee to whom was referred the claim
of y. Jurging for damages Of No Engine Com
pany, reported 81 ,25 damage.
Ord nance for the payment OF clalma amounting
TO S6,2gS passed.
Adjourned for one week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Nothing was done
yesterday in the criminal department,of this Court
the Old Court House being occupied by the Pro.
bate Court
In the Civil Branoh-Before Judge Bishop
Miller vs. Cumming ct. al. Judgement for Delen.
dant.
Duer ct. al. vs.. Warren et al, action in which
the transactions of Ludlow of the Ohio Life and
Trust Company are invoved--now on trial
Judge RoLToN,-Monroe vs.. Willard et al -
Verdict for Plaintiff
Jennings Vs. Robertson Action TO recover OF
defendant value of sGndry promisory notes given
by him to third parties, but which ho claims were
altered subsequent to his signing them, but prior
to Jennings possession Of them-on trial.
Divorce cases will be heard this morning before
Judge FooTE at the Old Court House on the
| Square,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

HIGH SCHOOL, ASSOCIATION The High SohOo
Association on Monday night elected the following
officers for the ensuing year
GEO. w. GARDNER, President
Wee PresideHts-o. A. Chids, @. A. Willard
John Griffith, s. Newberry, jr,, } p. Jackson.
ErseuttDe COmmittee--W. Wallace Goodwin
John Prince, WHY'S s stetson.
Secretary Of FiHance--H. +. Clark.
Corresponding Secretary-T. II. Rearden,
Recording Sscretary-H. 4. Townsend
The several Committees are making arrange
menta for the anniversary OF the Society, which
takes place on the l3th of next July.
A good time is anticipated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

PROBATE CouRT-BRFoRE JUDaR TILDEN.-
The following was transacted at the session Of
this Court on Monday
Richard Cotton, peace proceeding dismissed;
Henry Sweet, assault and battery. case dismissed;
Ephraim Sutton obtaining money on false pre-
tenees' case dismissed David Murphy and John
MeCarmon, petit larceny, plead guilty, Jacob
Fink, petit larceny, fined s25 and sent to Jail for
ten days
From Monday noon to last night the Court was
occupied with single case of assault and battery,
upon which half a dozen brilliant Police Court
lawyers have argued, examined and cross examin
ed. lit closes this week, wewlll make note Of n
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La ST. NIGHTS REPORT
F.uoM NEW YORK

- g g< New YoRK, Jul's 4
Joseph Fowler, Esq for many years Il Iaer
chant ofths city, and acting British Consul a. 'te
the absence Of MIR. Barclay, until Mr. Archibald,
was appointed died to-day. Samuel f Mott, "A
well known business man Of this city, and public
spirited citizen, also died to-day Ramsey Crooks,
an old merchant Of this city, died this morning
He was formerly connected with John Jacob AS
tor In the fur trade in the Northwest and was the
iIst white man who passed over the Rocky Noun
Ians to the Pacific by the passage now known as
''Fremonts Route .'-'f tHA
The difficulty among the seamen on board Rus.
sian Ship General Admiral, became 30 threatening
last night that the aid of the police was invited
aud upwards Of 90 Of the refractory sailors put in
irons % ga f.rf. In a...
Dispatches from Charleston state that the banks
there had agreed 70 carry $40 600 OF bills OF
Frazer u FrenhOlen and protect the cotton in Liy.
erpool until the 18th OF November This viii en-
able the house TO 20 on again.
A cotton failure took place In this city but the
amount involved IL not large I|N'H
The body found near Fort Hamilton, yesterday,
has been fully identified that Of Fanny Dean the
actress Her husband, Mr., Halsey, and her para.
mOnT, Mr. Wells, the contractor Tor building the
brooklyn Water Works, are both in custody on
suspicion Of being concerned In her fate
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

eey- We take pleasure In informing the public
that f. RulIlni, IT'S Superior st., has received q
splendid stock ofSummer goods among which we
notice. large variety Of the newest and most fash
ionabe styles Of straw goods for both meu and
boys aud also full assortment Ofchlldren's goods
We also notice some new and beautiful styles OF
soft hats, which deserve especial attention Mr.
Rulilni assures us that ii will be his aim to sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house In the
trade, We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy Of their patronage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE /! HAIR DYE
Vim. A. Bachelors SalF Dye !!
The only harmless anil reliable DYE knO

Ihe only harmless and reliable DYE knoi0H.
The Original and best in the world
AN others are mere limitations and should b. avoided
youwish 10 escape ridiuule
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
bsau,fol and natural Brown Or Black without the least
injury to Hair 0r Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have beet
yyarded to VIM A. Bachelor suce 1879 aud ver $1,000
applications have been made 10 tho ar OF his patrons s
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BATCTELOB's HAIR DYE produces color
ao to bu distinguished from nntnro and is WARRANTED
not TO nure the least however long may be continued
and the an effects OF Bad Dyes romediod the Hair nvgor
Ated for life by this splendid Dye.
Made sold or applied tin private rOOmsj al the Wig
Eactnry, No 23j Broadway, N. Y.
Sold IN all cities anu towns ut the United States by Drug
gigtE and Fancy Goods DealeSs
r The genuine has tho name and address upon steel
Plate engraving four sides of each Box, Of
VIM. A. BATCHELOR,
inni7 No 233 broadway N
What GaustaVe Satter Says {!
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MoRPHY.-rhe last number of the Chess Month.
ly says that MoPhy has received invitations from
the chess clubs Of tho principal cities Of the West
to visit them and that he will accept all which be
can bring into his route to New Orleans. Astbere
is no club in Pittsburgh We may conclude that ne
viii take Cleveland and Buffalo in his route. A
weeks notice will be given Of bis arrival
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For Buffalo, the Western Metropolis, Capt.
PEAsE, this evening at 8 o'clock.
Also, the Arctic, Capt FIsH, 6l2 O'Clock
this evening.
For Detroit, the May Queen, Capt VIeER, this
evening at l.2 O'Clock.
For Detroit and Lake Superior, the Iron CITY,
Capt TURNER, this evening at o'clock
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

THE GAMBLRR's MIRRoR,-Mr. j. IL. Green de-
livered his 6rst lecture the subject Of gambling,
at the Nicholson last evening. He exhibited his
series of paintings called the Gamblers Mirror,
which are exceedingly ano--in fact more interest
ing than any similar paintings we ever saw. He
exposed in a mastery manner the tricks of the
gambling fraternity, and illustrated them with a
pack of cards
His exhibition and lectures are well worth at
tending, and We would advise all to 60 and hear
him tonight at the MelodeOn,
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NARROW EsoAPE.--The alarm Of FIRE at O'Clock
this morning was caused by a chaldron Of char.
coal which the workmen on the top Of the New
Court House had careessly LETT without entirely
extnguishing, and which the high wind had SET
thoroughly on fire, scattering the sparks and
Goals over the building. 1t was very fortunately
discovered and put out before much damage had
been done
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

NORTH BRITISH REvIEw-Hawks a Brother
have the North British Review for May with the
following contents Milton and his times; Birds
Modern Literary Liie-Douglas Jerrold The Brit
ish Book and Newspaper Press; Pootry-"Legends
and Lyries"--"The Wanderer;" Lord Brougham
Indian Colonizationi History aud Developments oi
sooinianlsmi Select Memoirs of Port Royal; sil
William Hamiltons Lectures; Recent Publications
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

~ HAWKS q BROTHER have received "ANNE
OF GEIERsTRIN" of Peterson & Brothers twenty
five cent edition of the Wayerley Novels. This
idea of publishing these standard works at this
price for the million, Is one which is meeting with
the greatest success "a we are happy to know
Hawks has also the Wayerly. Ledger, Mercury
and all else in the way of periodicals
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

One of the most elegant soda fountains we have
ever seen has just been set up at Messrs. Mould &
Nunsen's This ia q decided Improvement in looks,
but nothing could improve the quality Of the
soda
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LATRsT, VIA QUEENSTOWN.

BERNE, 25th.--It is reported from Lugano
that Gen. Girabaldi, with his 5000 men had
barricaded himself in the town of Varzee, but
is without cannon.
The Austrians in the neighborhood are pro
vded with artillery and fight had cOmmenc-
cd.
GENOA, 26th.--The Bey of Tunis has offered
two auxiliary regiments to Piedmont.
ALEssANDRIA, 26th.-The Emperor pa ssed
eeveral hours at Voghera Nothing is yet de-
ci ded respecting the departure of the troops,
LONDON, 18th. The stock markets are still
prcipally influenced by tho plethora in the
money market Holders of money cvinced
anxiety to invest it in geOd securities.
The English funds closed at fresh improve
mont IT ! per cent
Tho fa,i in u. ,.e rate of dieoonnt continues,
Tho Times alluo,,s to designs on the part OF
the Viceroy of Egypt to "ko SuESo str Sa n,; aT
disturbance which may arise II. ~ w.
pose of obtaining il not ndopenuv a. 'ons' % q
large measure of authority. The IN. hio'Vo I1 "
France for the movement is supreme, but Englsuu
will allow of no triAing in the matter. Tue
slightest disposition TO evRde the treaty Of lS4O,
viii bring upon the Vieeroy the whole weight Of
English power.
The Advertiser says that the leaders Of the ops
position had decided upon not moving an amend
mont to tho address, but that notice will be CIV
on of the intention to bring forward resolution
in the week following expressive OF want OF
confidence in the Derby government
The Herald ridiculed the idea Of the united ac-
ton among the liberals
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M L DTOKERSON.
Late OF the finn of Ambler 8 Dickerson)
DENTIST

once 26s, Superior street, near hsnaeHs store'
nv n q new suit Of now ready, and he would
m ie.ssa t see all Of his old patrons and othes who
NAV wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
a. r and cr,,yp6lled, exposed nerves capped and say
al also teeth inserted gold silver eorolte orvuea'e
base or platinum plate, with continuous gun'' which ~
nn much used nnst. ~
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EB7 These Pianos are for sale by
OSSIAN E. DODGE,
apr9ImR2O No. Euclid street, Cleveland
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DE. Oheesemnn,e PnIs.

he combination OF ingredients in these Pills is the
suit of long aud extensive practice They mild in
their operation and certain correcting all irregularities
Painful Mensruations removing all distractions, whoh
from cold otherwise headache, pain In the side, pn-
citation Of the heart whites all affections, hys
cries fatigue, pain in the back and limbs, &C. disturbed
8 sep, which arise from interruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement of "a in the treatment OF
those irregularities obstruetons which have consigned
many thousands of tho young, the beautiful and the be-
owed to PREMATURE GRAVE. No female enjoy good
health unless she regular and whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins TO decline.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most enectual remedy known for all COM
plants peculiar Females To all classes they inva
liable, HdCHg gh certainly periodical regularity They
known TO thousands who have used them different
periods, throughout the country having the
the most eminent physici0ns in America.
Explicit directions stating t5heH and Dn they should
be used with each Boxthe Price One Dollar each boz
tanning 40 Pills
valuable pamnhlet he had free of the Agents Pills
sent BY mail pTOmptty by losing price to the General
Agent. Sold by druggists generally.
r. 3. HUTCHINGS, General Agent,
No 1866 Chambers st., New York
sold IN Cleveland by wM FiSKE aud GAYLORD h
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NMO NFGR0Rs HuNG.

BRANrFoRD, y. W,t juno T. 4
The two negroes Moore and Over, sentenced TO
bo hung f0r the murder OF the mail carrier, were
executed at o'clock this morning. They made a
full confession.
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HUNG
HAnILroN, Q. N, Juno Z.

VNIITW
John Mitchell. the wife murderer, was hung at
= ,,'clock this morn,ng Notwithstanding the ear
" ho ur vast number Of spectators assembled to
witness the execution. lHe confessed the murder
but refused TO disclose any or his previous history
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS


Hoslotors nhtors@ Special Notice.
Hollowags pills--speciai Notice.
Chamberlain, Crawford Co.-Nouhern Transportation
Co e Express
insham BfagK-Now oks
Rettborg Hausmann-Dry Goods.
Cleveland Female Seminary Fourth Page
Freeman Kelloge-Dry Goods.
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BuSTNESs NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-The tW,enty-elghth anna
versary OF the Cleveland or Rock RvCr Association
will be held at the First Baptist Churon In this
City on Tuesday aud Wednesday of the pi 'esent
week. There will be preaching In tho A. NJ. At
half past 10 o'clock aud also in the evening at half
past seven o'clock
s.W. ApAMs. Cor. sec,y
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hpAl
II has been currently reported that in most
ofthe Western cities the crown Bell" tolls every day a.
noon for tine inhabitants 10 gup 'own qunine, na pre-
vsntve Of diseases caused by malaria Of the climate Of
course tatng qunae ia contagious habit and evow new
settler supplied with the poisonous drug and instructed
20 take II In large quantities he would escape the Fovor
and Aguo Every house has its medioneohsN led with
this dangerous stuff and regular a. the hour comes
around regular do they gulp il down. 80 though Il was
the richest decaoy Of the DR.. J. Hostettofr
col Samaritan Of Pittsburgh, knowing tho dreadful ef
fects Of qunne upon the human system whom taken with
40 much ndisoreon has prepared compound which has,
all cases which II has been tried proved speedy cure
for Fever and Ague and all other discusses caused by the
digestive organs.
~ DR. Hostetter's Bitters have received
the armes encomums from the press and people through
out the Union As valuable tonic for the cure OF bys-
pspsia Flatuenoe Constipation and general nervous de-
by IL cannot be approached. Every day new cases oi
its great effect are chronioed through our public journals
There is nothing equal the enjoyment which the act-
cd experience when using this valuable specific It's mild
tone its sure and vigorous action disotdered sto-
ach and tho cleansing Of the entire humfn body should
recommend /, to all classes Of community All that will
M necessary convince the septoai Of its healthy effects
A TO purchase bottle and be satisfied
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

tBrHalrs Homeopathic Pharmacy, opposite
Weddell House, is the place to have your vials
re.flled with fresh medicine.
Inny27tfIis
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stenmboat Dopnrtures

fzR For City News, see FIRST page.
For Market Reports and Marine News SEQ
fourth DRQe
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Il
THIS WESTERN METRopOLIs-This large and
splendid boat came into port yesterday morning
from Toledo and will leave for Buffalo on her first
regular trip tonight at ocloc; The Metropolis
was for long time the Queen of the Lake boats
until the Guy Of Buffalo was put upon the waters,
which surpasses even the former This latter boat
is the finest one, we venture to say, of any fresh
water boat in the world. Each of these boats are
OF about 2500 tons burden and in all their equip
meats and appointments are as complete as money
could make them. Their cabins are large and
most ele santy furnished, their staterooms pat
terms of neat, ,-ess aud good taste, combined with
richness of furns hing their capacities for freight
arc unsurpassed and heir engines are as powerful
and perfect as were ever 0ut into sailing crafts.
The advantages Of line o. good steamers from
our city to Buffalo are many Not only will the bus
mess of our city be benefited by the Increased la
bOrand articles rendered necessary by the arrival
anddeparture Of tue boats, but we are confident
that when it shall be generally known that there Is
a permanent line in operation, Of elegant, commo.
duus and convenient boats, the increase of Through
travel from the West and South through our city
will show the wisdom of the projectors. In a
journey in summer OF one or two thousand miles, a
good nights sleep in cool and pleasant apartments,
while at the same time the journey is not interrupt
ed, is an item that will not be overlooked. The
traveller reaches this city tired and dusty and weary
of the endless panorama to be seen from the car
windows, and gladly steps on board floating
palace to find rest and change in the well ventia
ted and fountain cooled rooms
The boats leave here at o'clock and reach Buf.
falo al the next morning The CITY of Buffalo
will arrive here to-day at noon and leave to-mor.
row night
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WIGS ] WHO'S ] / WIGS !

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEEs suIpass all
They are elegant light easY and durable.
Fitting to charm no turning up bohndno shrinking
OF the head indeed thisis tho Gully Establishment where
these things are prupery understo and made
29g BroalwnY. Now Ynrk.
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by TELEGRAPH,

koportea ~ the Uuinn reioeraph
oEFfoH, wtaiEo's BBOoE, ooRNaH oF nAHw AMp
s7 cLAfH arannTs.
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FiRE ComrAHY ELRcrioNs--Ihe following Of.
icers we're elected last night 20 iar as received:
ALERT nosE oonp6Ny NO. lu
F0remaH-WibbIAN KiDD.
AssisiaHi Foreman-Albert B. Smith
Seersiary-John Dcckand
1redSureT--L N. Cobb.
Members Of BOard-L, s, Philips aud Ben.
ton.
PROTECTION HOSE COMPANY NO 2
F0remaH--JoHN SAVOY
Assistdnt-Joseph Foresy
Treamrer-Wm Wagner
Seeretary-Joseph Keegan.
SteI0ard-John MoCarly
HOOK AND LADDER NO.
No acknowledging adjourned.
SARATOGA COMPANY NO. 3.
F6rcman-ADAM FIsHRR
tst Assistant-Danie Ward
I'd do Jacob Lexer.
Treasurer-Henry Schloman.
Seeretdry--Jacob s. Goewey.
Marshal-Lewis Fisher
Ste,0ard William Weidler.
Members Of Board David Ward.
Finance Committee-GeO Ainsey, J. Gibbons.
Vigilance do --Anton Klum w r Boyd.
PHOENIX ENGINE COMPANY NO q
FOremaa--EDwIN HART.
lst ASsistaRt--C. A. Minckley.
I'd do George Vetter.
Secretary--C. Caywood
1reasurer--John Aplin.
Phillip Fry.
CATARACT COMPANY NO
FOreman-JoHN STEVENSON
lst AsSisfant--James Dickinson
I'd do --Wm Humphrey
Sscretary--James Aplin
TfeGsurer-James Gilmore
RecOrder-E Martin.
Marshai-Cbarles True
Sic,card--Henry Smith.
ELECTION AT THE FIRRMEN's BOARD The
officers Of the Board were elected yes.
terday by the following votes:
PRESIDENT
John stevenson
3. T. Hastings. ....".".".,.... 40
John DoWnie.."...,
SECRETARY.
James 4. III
W. H. aighan....."............. .,.,,..,,..,.. W
TREASURER
Wms Hart.',,,.
Daniel Boyd"'..',.,
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unhesitangly pronounce them eRHentB superior In
iOn, elasticity of touch and power Of tone any have
ever used in this the old country Another striking
feature in these Instruments (and where others too Otter
ta is their remaining under the heaviest and most
difficult playmg-not string shatteriug hattng and
the action remaining perfect that the performer
bled at all times to give Instantaneous e6ect to emphatic
Passages
Signed, GUSTAVE sATTER.
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And who by give greater expression
to his playing than EVEN THALBER3, was pleased
to write the following reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES sATTER Pi2EFERW