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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-08
THE TWO MAIN TOWNS.

Auraria is Immediately opposite us, only sep
arated by Cherry Creek. This is quite town.
Committees are appointed to consolidate both
towns Auraria is on the west bank of Cherry
Creek, and Denver on the east. Auraria was
commenced first. Ikindled the first fire in Den
yer City, and now we have one hundred and fif-
ty houses built and under way, with at least
five good hotels in the number, with buildings
of every description. Messrs- Blake Will
liams, of Crescent City, Iowa, are building q
house GA by 90 feet This is intended for a
concert room. Our pinsry is 20 miles off.
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DIED,

DIED. r.
AT Amherst, Feb. 9th, of Scarlatina, ELLEN ROE
ERTSON, only daughterl of ]. b and Eliza Robertson.
aged years months and q days.
In this city, March 7th, MINNIE CAROLINE, Young
est daUght Of Wilson and Almrl Armstrong aged yesr
II m nlhs and days.
In LoganspoIt Ind, March I'd, Dir. WILLIAM BROWN
aged 80 years.
Mr.. Brown was born in Franklin Co. Pa but removed
to southeastern Ohio about the beginning the present
century, where he resided until lew years since. He
was ths father Of the Rev J, C. Brown Mr. l. Brown
Rev H A. Brown and the Rev. F. T. Brown of this city
He Elder in the Preshy teran Chuc CHI good man
and has entered the rest that remanelh peOp
God F.TfB
March 4th, JAMES PETER, only son of Dr. J J. and
Lydia COnlan, aged years and months.
In Parkman March 3d. after lingering Illness FRED
ERiCk DELANO, aged q years.
In Panesvle, March Sd, of consumption, WILLIAM
AIKEN, aged Is years.
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MARRIED,

March lst Mr.. F. w. LAKE and Miss CARRIE RIV-
ERS. both of this city
March 4th BIr wM KIDD and Miss ELLEN Tall
COTT, both of this city.
March 3d. Mr.. D. T. McDONOUGH and Miss ELIZA
S. BEECHAh, both Of Plymouth, o.
In ChardOn, Feb. 26th, Mr.. JOSEPH E. COWLES of
Adams County, Iowa, to Miss ANN ]. BUSHNELL, of
ChardOn
At Geneva. Feb. 2lst, EDWARD E RIDER of Mum
son. to Mrs MARY M HANNUM Of Geneva
10 Aurora. March 3D. Mr.. ORSON +. RICHMOND
and Miss MARY BALDWIN, both OF TwinsbuIgh.
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lRTIcLEs In pEMANp.

Hundreds are up there getting out boards.
shingles and timber Window glass now sells
at 80 cents per pane by 10, and none here; SO
with every other article for building purposes.
Many are putting on their roofs with weight
poles for want of nails, and use skins for glass.
Everything is wanted here from needle to an
anchor
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plumbing, etc.
M. PITTINN SOL,

PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER,
No. Park Row, back Of Old Court House,
on Square.
T MANUFACTURE AND KEEP
constantly on hand complete assortment Of Copper,
Lead and Iroa Bathing Tubs, Marble, Plaln and EalcF
Gas Wash Basins Wafer Closets, common LII Force
PumUs Of the best description Also, Raeel1eI 20
Patent Italian Stone Fierer, and all other arLlc les IN @
line of business - :. .h;. -
of mechanism, and most Of the last four years engaged IN
me prncipa houses town, feel confident Of giving en-
tire to all who favor me with tneir patron
age. 49, - :. -, =
atest and most approved style
Orders in the CITY and country promptly attended to-
Jobbing executed with neatness and oispatchs
febl6 lA ia
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EoGee.

PROPOSALS will be received till
Il the l2h dsy Of March, the oce OF the secre
tar Of The st Clar Street Gravel Rood COMPANY for the
miles Of road according 10 s5eri
ncatlons nile IN the ofce-hs com1any reserin fhe
right to accept reject The same Terms Of aVet s5s
known al the Ofice
o., =. p. PRENTISS. See'F
Clefel4hu 9Aarcn5 le5o- mar3. .l0tl2I
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BRUSH MANUFACTORX.
HIHE CTEVEIANn RRTToH m

are full operation; and prepared to hll orders
This Company employ the elder boys Of the Industrial
School.
q Factory No 81 Champain street. TO Industral
Scaool. Office South Side Public Squae, in Delasfer
Block, second floor. CPENDLETON,
isaio.sn955 sIlls,nsz' HEWITT 4 cow Iesia3agsE.
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Rea1 Gstate Agents.
EOR SALE-A CORNER LOT

EOR SALE CORNER LOT
Il 401l65 feet on Bolivar street, at bargain
Also, Brick House and Lot on Euclid street.
Also, Brick House and Lot on Lake ST.
Also, fine Bnck House and Lot On Superior st west
Of Erle. having modern cOnveniences
WANTED-A good Brick House with good Lot I've
minutes walk from the Post Oce which IS coo in cash
will be paid.
Also. good House and Lot worth about s4.OO for
which fine grazing Farm and the balance cash will be
paid ~ 7TrL
FOR RENT-Houses to bu mess.
mari II r SMITH CO
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Morgan EROOt

ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF A
~ large and well selected stock Of English French,
and American Goods. direct from Manufacturers, Com
mission and Auction Houses which they constantly
adding everything and 6esrable holding great
inducements to the Trade to examine their stock at No
2ls Superior ct. mars
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Notice
c. D. BISHOP,
CITY Civil Engineer
ASHLAND COAL OIL
A ND COAL OIL LAMPS

a ND GOAL Oil LAMPS
- AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BURNING FLUID. CAMPHENE LARD OIL
County Dealers will have Their orders PROMPTLY filed by
auuIesslhS WM. NORTH,
No. 60 Ontario street, Cleveland Ohio
-609Ak DEckkR- Agent msT3
f. Damon Before M miller, J. p Of ClsVe.
F Palmer. oBio l5Ba .''nsiiip CuyaAs0A County,
ON THE 9th DAY OF JANUARY
" A D. ls59 said Justice issued Order OF Attach
ment IN the above action. for the Of FiftTIfo1r M
las which is for hearing March 18th ID ls5g
at A. NJ. y q FRENcH 10 10
Atty for Plf
Cleveland. Feb. d, 1859 u1araaQ,-
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l fUNDIANIUI ON HhNU hNU
lr sale by the gent al his Depot No sc Saperr Il
large assortment Of thOse Justly celebrated WtLDERS
PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES, 10 which the aiten-
1sb5dSw H. K RAYNoLDs.
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SkIR rs!
DOUGLASS & SHERWOOD'S
L. Matinee Skirts, Thompson's Indestructjble Skirt
Douglass SherwoOds S'eel Spring Skeleton Skirt Ne
Plus Ultra Is Spring Skirt. full assortment Of these
celebrated SK1hTS this day opened by
mars T. l. BALDWIN co.
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FOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT
u on Euclid street; very desirable place. Price 81 SO.
msnts, fruit &c. Price $500.
Also First Glass Residence within three minutes walk
OF Post Office Price $500.
Also very desirable residence within few minutes
walk Of Pust Office
Also two Houses and Lot on franklin street West
Side, near the circle. Price 1850.
Also, House and Lot ST. Charles street Price S70O
Also, 3 teIl-acre Lots II miles from the city ~
Also several small LeasehOlds within short distance of
PublicSquare
Also IL 700 acres Farming and Timber Lands in Wscon-
Selec ated including some Improved FsTms for saIe
low.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-08

OUR MUSICAL FRIEND, in COM
" plets Sets, for sale wholesale and retail and sub
scTiptions receivetby HAWKS & BRO,
mars No. 25S Superior street.
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ian25 HR SMITH CO
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-80

acres OF Land, Il acres cleared with improvements in
Indiana Will exchange for city property.
Also $40 acres good Farm Land in Missouri to exchange
LOT arm or city property I
Also, 200 acres OF rstclass Farm Land in Northern Ii-
nos s. miles from Chicago exchange for city
property.
Ac three small Farms about II miles from the city
exchange for city property
Also House and Lot the Lot 54x23O feet Deep barns
fruit water, &C. Price S7O0.
jams III SMITH q co.
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Dated ihIs 26th day Of February. A. D. lS5e.
IVERS B no
PIKE'S PEAK-A large assortment

Il OF RIFLES X REVOLVERS suitable for Pixies
Peak. Likewise, double and single barrelis;i SHOT
GUNS and any quantity OF ct ceieras snch as POWDER
SHOT, CAPS &c very low for cash Ha tersley's Gun
Store No. n276 Superior street, ext door 10 Gorham
Aplln's- Repaning neatly executed with dispatch.
feb1ldVR6 n HATIEESLFY
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Prepare against Fir

M y. o, . ' IIIb H. n ItII LFOl1D .
In Hanivare store J. d FISHER viii rent houses
Tor all parties who DESIRE and AL ten nt iatrste
HIM will be advertised for the low Irlee Of TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS lun22l6
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WANTED-A Lot about so Feet
w 'front.' within 10 minutes walk Of tho Post Ohce
which cash will be paid. % /,
JANIS H. R. SMITH co.
WANTED-2OOO ACRES of PINE
w LAND, in Michigan H. R SMITH co
WANTED-10 OR II ACRES OF
w Good Garden Land At Ornear Plank Road leading
jan9e H. R. SMITH CO.
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The Great New Light.
THE CRYSTAL OH, AND TARTD

n for general purposes superior 10 all Others and n
duclng more and better light for less money than nr
IN sience IS for sale IN his city ezclsipe V N
SMITH, at the Crystal Oil and Lamp DEPOT No 81 81
PsrsoSs interested respectfully invited to call and
N. B The CfTstal Oh Lam is surerio- =, N :
qurning Coal Oil ianls.SnoS ,.SiS 3 i'i M
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CAN BE HAD FOR
REAL ESTATE REGISTRY-

IL families single gentlemen, in pleasant lOca ion.
good house, large and airy and wi bin MINUTES
walA of the old Court House Square e Terms rea-
sobabe. For further information address Box No 46l,
Post Office febl9R6
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-03-02

Mr.. r. W. Mills:
De,r .Sr: The committee the atiiirs of the North
Carolina la cad all The members Of the committee being
present. unanimously direct 10 ask you I" furnish them
with detailed statement, Of the debts due t" the North
Carolina Railroad Co.. specifying the name Of the invi,n-
al Ur corporation owing tac debt Also list of the debts
owng oy The c"poiali"n, specifying TO whom aud when
each debt is due, bringing up thus statement 20 The
period To which these brought in Mr. Fish
ers report the Governor Of the STATE of the 18th inst
We wish this statement on or before Monday next.
Yours respectfully,
JONATHAN WORTH, Gin.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-03-02

=, r. RALEIGH, January 10Th, 1853.
Dear SIR The committee Investigating the affairs of the
Notwithstanding Railroad Company instruct
YOU that they have been arrested the discharge of their
keeper who should have been here all the week with his
books, according to the orders of this committee
The committee require that Your bookkeeper with his
books attend this commitlee without delay and Also that
the person having charge Of shop books attend with
his books by O'Clock T. NJ TN Tueday next
The committee also instruct me ask for your persona
attendance before them by 4 F. NJ on "wednesday next.
J. WORTH, Chairman.
SUNDAY, January 18TH 1852
Mr. West has presented TO your secre,arys note ask
ing for the book containing the proceedings of the board
to be sent to Salisbury. decline to send it,
j. WORTH.
In reply to this wrote to one of the committee
expecting the letter would be laid before the BODY
as follows:
SALISBURY, January 18th, 1859.
Dear SIR: received Oh yesterday morning the enclosed
letter from Mr.. WORTH chairman Of your Committee II
would seem from this, that have BEEN much to my sur
prise greatly Inexperienced by SIR WORTH and my object
in writing this is 10 ask whether such has been the case
with the other members of the committee.
When Mr.. Worth wrote to ME first, your chairman
replied to his letter on the instant assuring him of my
dial aid in your abors hstened deliver according te
his request the material of the Office for your examination
aud also placed at the service of the committee the officers
who Could explain these papers and books and also made
tender of my own ssance hen desired The
and secretary were in Raleigh till Saturday evening thu
hrst week. went there from home twice in the week
being present altogether three days. last week the
afy who is the only man in the office having charge of it,
oay work. was obliged to little to his regular duties
and LATER found his aid indispensable to euabe me To ner
Iect the financial and statistical tables of my report Th
treasurer meanwhile was there in attendance on YOUR com
nee ana he Is surely able to give yon any information
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From tile President Of the North Carolina hast
rood in reply to the Report Of the ch1r'nsm 81 t"e
mint N5m,n;ttee on the North Carolina Rai'aoad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09
Horrible and Mysterious Murder on
Staten Island.

About ten O'Clock on the evening of Sunday, the 2lst
ult., as young man, named Fraud Duchamp, was
on his way home from the house Of the Rev. Mr..
Lewis Of st. Marys church, at Clifton, Staten Island he
was attacked by gang Of villains and beaten and kicked
until life was nearly extinct few minutes after the
sault he was picked up, when ascertaned that the
left side Of his skull had been rghtfuy shattered by
slung shot or budgeon and his body bruised from head
to foot, tho effects Of their merciless kicks Notwith-
standing his terrible INJURIES the unfortunate young
fingered on in state Of half consciousness until death
terminated his suerngs Wednesday afternoon last at
two O'Clock
The deceased was a Frenchman or Canadian by BIRTH
was employed the government works at Fort Tomp-
kins and the partial support Of aged mother. He
bore excellent character, and thought to have
enemies. He was attended by Dr. Boardman of staple
ton and Dr. Mott of New York. During the examination
made by these gentlemen twelve distinct pieces Of bone
removed from his SKULL
On the fatal evening he was on committee which pre-
sented the Rev. Mr. Lewis with gold watch and chain.
On leaving the house he parted with his friends three
number they going In the direction Of Sapleton he
wards Fort Tompkns. Five ten minutes after the
parting the three friends heard cry of murder in their
rear and going back, found the body Of Mr. Duchamp
we have described above.
No clue has as yet been found the perpetrators Of
this most endsh deed but is confidently expected that
some Developments will be made at the inquest which
has been adjourned TO Saturday afternoon the 10th inst
at half past six O'Clock In the meantime Is the nten
ton OF Coroner Vanderbilt to leave stone unurned in
his endeavors to ferret out the murderers and bring them
to justice.
As may be expected this horrible and mysterious affair
has caused most painful sensation among all classes of
the community in the neghborhood where il transpired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09
FRANCE.

The French camp at st. Maur had been broken up
The Paris Patr having given utterancc to strong anti
Austrian sentiments had pursuant to official orders told
It's readers that did not receive its inspiration from the
government but expressed its own views only.
was understood that at the approaching Councils Of
the Departments the subject of free trade would be fully
discussed and that the known views Of the Emperor in
its favor would meet with due consideration.
The London Advertiser gives the following curious
in its Paris correspondence
Engineers have been sent 10 Cologne to survey the.
whole line of coast thence to Calais that they may fix
a spot for the formation Of seaport sufficiently spacious
70 contain fleet Of fifty transports, and the Minister Of
Marine had notified his subatcrns that fifty Transports
each capable Of containing two thousand men, must be
ready and waiting the coast opposite Dover by the
commencement Of the ensuing year.
The writer says that this statement reposes excel
lent authority, and that full confirmation of its auhen
tcity has been tcegraphed to the English government
He throws out the conjecture that the French alteration
with Belgium will supply pretext for rupture with
England This story was, of course, regarded as rid
oulous canard.
The Paris hospitals have inherited, under the will Of
Lord Henry Seymour, s36 600 per annum.
The liberals in France represented as disappointed
at the number of eminent who decline avaing
themselves of the amnesty. Their presence in France
would is contended be advantageous to the cause OF
liberty
Tho Paris Boursc had been firm but closed dull and
dropping at 69f. &c. for the rcntes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09

The stock in port estimated at 654 900 bales, of
which $50 900 were American.
Some authorities say that all qualities had declined
sixteenth a onc-eighth Of penny.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER,
The advccs from Manchester are favorable The mar.
kct for goods was slightly firmcr.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
The Liverpool brcadstuls market was very dull Rich
ardson, Spence Co. report the weather favorable and
the harvest almost completed. Flour very dull and no.
mnal at los. 12s for American. Wheat very dull and
white 9s. es. Cd. Corn dull, and sales unimporant;
mixed and yellow, IS. 3D. 6s 3D.; white, rs. 7s 3d.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The Liverpool provision market had declining tenden
cy Messrs. Bigand Athya Co., Richardson, Spence l.
Co. and James McfIenry quote beef heavy, and all
qualities slightly lower, with buyers demanding
a further reduction. Pork heavy and slightly lower
for all descriptions Bacon duh but steady Lard quiet
at b6s SIS Taow unchanged in price, but in better
demand; Butchers Association 66s
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers' and other circulars quote pot ashes dull at
26s 3D. PTS pearls dull at 28s 29s. Sugar dull Cof-
fec quiet steady for good but irregular for Inferior
Qucrcitron bark slow Of sale, but prices unacred Lin
for Spirits turpentinc steady but dull Tea in
little inquiry and prices weak.
LONDON MARKETS.
barines circular reports breadstus dull White wheat,
-. 4os; red, 40s. A. Flour, 20s. 23s Iron rails
steady ~ go 2s. 3D. Sugar dull Coffee quiet Rice
gmet FISH oils, sales unimportant Iinseed oil firm at
Is. sai'petre advanced Is Mlow quiet at Cos. Sd.
aPll's uIpentne dull at 36s 3d. Tea dull Congou 1s.
HAvRE MARKET.
inc haVre COTTON market was dul sales Of the week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09
Kings County Politics.

DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL AND COUNTY NOMINATIONS. Tho
Second District Senatorial Convention met at Montague
Hall yesterday afternoon, and nominated Thomas A. Gar
diner for Senator The Third District Senatorial Conven
ton met at Alterands Hotel in East New York. and
nominated Hon. Francis B. Spnoa. Both nominations
were made by acclamation.
The Democratic County Convention also met in East
New York and nominated the following ticket
District Aaoney-John G. Schumacher, by acclamaton.
County Judge-Samucl Garrison, on the first formal
ballot.
Superintendets of the Poor-Wm. Bennett, Of Graves
end; Joseph Smith, of the Fourteenth ward
Justice of Sessions-Nicholas Stilwell
C0roner-John H. Murphy.
The nominations were all made unanimous.
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respectable audience, among whom were his Eceency
s. A. Benson ex President Roberts, John Seys Esq., the
American Consul and other distinguished gentlemen;
quite number OF ladies were also present. The exam
nation was conducted by Mr.. T. W. Byden, under whose
preceptorship this school has rapidly advanced.
Xenoph0n and the Greek testament were translated with
case and accuracy and Greek verbs dssectcd and
perfected with facility that evnced the thorough train.
ing and discipline Of the students Lengthy passages in
Iacus and Cesar were read with rapdity and correct
ness.
The Star contains tho following notices -
The creditors to the estate Of the late John Forney
ESD Commercial Agent Of the United States for this port
are requested TO meet at the Office Of the United States
Consulate on Monday, August 8, at 10 A. NJ.
JOHN SEYS, Administrator.
MosRoylA, July II 1850.
The undersigned hereby gives notice his creditors
that nc has availed himself Of the benefit of tho Bank
rupt Act and will appear before the Court Quarter
Sessions to answer any errogatores that may be filed
against him respecting his liabilities
DANIEL J. BEAMS
81. PARIS RIVER, July s, 1859
The former members Of the Grand United Order o
Odd Fellows, OF any lodges, dspensatons for the estab
hshment OF which, granted by either, the Committee
OF Management ut Leeds England, by the sub Com
mee at Philadelphia, PENN favorable to the establish
ment Of lodge OF the said Order in LIBERIA respect
fully requested to forward their and the number
the lodge TO which they formerly belonged TO the ~ g.
Of No. ITO, box 617, Middletown, Conn.,, U. 8. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09
ITALY,

The object Of the defensive league between the nrov
sional governments Of Tuscany and Bologna and the Die
taor Of Modena is stated to be prevent restoration Of
the fallen governments, maintain internal order and 10
hay down the basis Of an assimilation in institutions
Garibaldi had reviewed the army Of Modena.
The National Assembly of Modena on the 23d was pro.
rogued, having previously unanimously the follow.
ing dccrecs:-
The Dictatorship of Farni, giving him full powers to
contract loan of five millions.
For the erection Of a monument TO commemorate the
decreeing the forfeiture of Francis " and the an
noxation TO Piedmont; and lastly
Charging the Dictator to negotiate with foreign powers
Sor the restitution of the political prisoners which Francis
" carried away with him on leaving the country.
ini had issued decree enacng that from the lst OF