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BY TELEGRAPH,
TUESDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

FhUM NEW 1UAhs
NEw YoRK, Feb. %.
John Miner Bolts addressed an immense audi
enee to-day, upon national politics, at the Academy
of Music. His sentiments were enthusiastically
responded to.
The birthday of Washington was appropriately
celebrated by the military and various civic socie
ties. The weather was fine; and the streets were
thronged throughout the day.
The steamer Lebanon will leave this port on
Thursday at noon for Liverpool.
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E0R RALE or EXCHANGE-

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
IL LAKE STREET NEAR BANk-Large two storJ
House and Iot with Barn. House well finished with wa
ler gas kc To exchange for 4 faEn-$eo00,
NEWBURf3H ROAD-4 mlieo from the city-FiVe acres
OF land 70 exchanEe for small House and L0i-S70Q
MISSOURI LANDS-Nefl teiectsd, al 81 50 TO 50 pei
acre 70 excangs for stock Of goods good Panoo paror
furniture. - - -
and Lot; also two small houses osxrhange for farm near
The city, 5000.
FARM Of 60 acres 20 miles bz rairocd from the CITY,
and depot and Ulase; to exchange Tor city
FOURTEEN ACRES-On the Detroit Plank hoao, ave
miles from the city small house, good barn. an SONS
fruit; 70 exchange for farm city P operty-Sz't0
SOME CHOICE LANDS near dialogue ioNa, = ~ son.s
good property IN this city centraly '--.
cash; EXCHANGE for large and hrst-rale l.Inl.
ONE ACRE Of land, with house, barn ena ~ llea
by olank rod from Buflo N oxchangs for proper
~ IN near this citY-SlooO -. -. ~, -,
WOOD LAND77 acres one mlls In ~ AeSn1 De-
pot; exchanL foz House Hna o' l. US eys1' per
TwENrY-THREE ACREs-s8 miles from the city sy
Eneid plank Road small house. god barn and orchard,
AM ni'' - ---' ROUSE 4 JENNINGS
Rsal E1tata Insurances Agsntl,
,alT Marble Block
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n For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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Let the Melodeon be crowded to morrow evening
to hear DR.. Douglas He is man Of uncommonly
acute and vigorous mind, and handles his subject
with much power. To defray expenses of the hall,
&C., ten cents will be charged for admission.
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Meoilimee.
DIR. MANN'S
BALSAM!
Unrivalled in the History of Medicine.
THIS BAIsAM THAT HAS BEEN

n Il AL ID IL
Il extensively sold Bnd such unriyaIled sue
for the past five years and brought heat nld spn
ness 70 many tamlies throughout the stern country Is
the result Of years Of experiment. and study bT the Drop
eor OF tins Wonderful Compound; and are hap3T 10 stats
u ne world thar the object sought fr as been gained
winch Is found IN the evidences avor this
remedy This b is only recommended for one class
o. use ss NJ hose prOdaeed bE 1Iaaia, and eateT5
directy into the circulation and thereby counte3cs
poison OF maarii iltle system and pafticu
larry reeonmenIsJ. Now for few evidsuees;
osERLIS, Ohio, June 1, 1853.
MESsRS. 8 K MANN Co.-Gents: Having had
occasion TO Of YOUR A0UE RAJ SAM in nv FAM
~ had il the mDst prompt and efficient remedial agent
ing tonic thi1k il las equal
Jur Obedienf Servant
SAMUEL HENDRY.
oLSEY. Ill. SEPT 20, 1851.
MESsRS. s MANN cO.-Gents: Your ACUE
Of people Of this locality We have uDou or shelves Al
the popular remedies Of the day for the cure Of iutsn
all others from the simple fact thar eurss Il Is aeined
to excel All other rsnsdles ever offered
Truly y0uTs, G. W. HAYNLE-
CAIRO, ILL, May Is, lsss.
DR. MANN 4 CO .Gallioa. ohio-Geats: Your Asus
Ralsam is the Peoples remedy in this par Of he
eouatry for the cure Of and We never
i5 & y - ~ l @ IN say i, Sss5 ~nen propeI, used II Is
REED : iPErT1JoHN.
ST LOUIS, June Ist. Isss
MESSRS s K. MANN & COVE find the demand
demand for Il il sufficient eyldencs OF great merit Ia
All places our travels we ind the universal opinion Of
those % 5 selling II and more p1rtiurfy thoe usiaE z BE-
mat ~ nAs no eudl ~ ppretorY remedIes. and that = u
certain specific Is fact that cannot be disDuted
o. J. wooD = CO.
S. K. MANN 4 CO., Proprietors, Gallon. Ohio.
Sold BY al good Druggists.
~, WILLIAM FIsKE,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAspTNaToN Eah 90

Information has been received from the Hon
Chas. Sumner, that his health is much improved
and that he will return early in the Spring. BE
will be present to occupy his seat in the Senate
should an extra session be called.
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RULE DAYS IN APPEAL CASES.
PETITIoNs-Saturday, March 18th.
ANswRRs.-Ssturday, March 26th.
REPLIEs.-Saturday, April 9th.
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M0K NALE On EXGHA NGE-I

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A
E VALUABLE PROPERTY-FIfty Aerss-On the
Euclid Plank Road. miles from the city. flourish
ing Academy Churches. &C. large line house. barn,
chard sc $500 only cash. half the balance in good
lands and one half mortgage at p cent inter
EAST SIDE PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE FoR
WEST SIDE-A House and Lot on Huntington street to
exchange for hsuse and lot on the West side 5000
KINSMAN STREET-A short distance from the Fe-
male Semn1ry large and desirable two story brick house
and and quarter acres Of land to exchange for farm
5000.
HIGH sTREET-Lot . feet front with good two story
house, 70 exchange for a farm
ERIE COUNTY-5O acres on Lake Shore Z mile from
Railroad station Is miles from ,andusky house. barn and
orchard Tich sandy losm s0i timber toexchange
for house and lot IN the city
BRIDGE STREET-on corner, large loi with fIsne
Store and brick dwelling; to exchange for fam 5000
PINE .LANDS-In Missouu-6io acres Of hrsf quality
pine land well located and 10 Railroad at 81
Win exchange for House and lot 1.-THE few acres
near the city or fof stock Of goods.
NEWBURGd EILLAGE-HOuxe and Lot nearthe Cat
House; large Lot and good House. will exchange for
a farm. $500.
WALNUT srREET-HOuse and Lot to exchange for a
KINSMAN STREET-Near Perry-Good two story
House and Lot; 10 exchange for a farm $500.
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
Marble Block.
febit No al Superior street.
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e = NO sM0KERs 8 CHFWERs.H :

No gentleman should mingls in the society Ct ladies with
teeth dscolored aad breath tainted with tobacco. For
urfying the mouth aflsr smoking chewing, 'FON-
TAlNES CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is one Of the
most efertual Gentrices in 1t whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums and mparts the breath, often
offensive. agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAyING.-lts rich laher PenetrAes and softens
the beArl, prevents irritation, and reuders the operation
easy and agreeable. F. G. FoNTAINE Co sOs Broad
WsT. and No 6 Astor House. New York. Sold by ali
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No. SO Superior Street, Marble Block. up stairs.
fsbIs
FOR SALE.-A Good Improved
VALUABLE WATER POWER-With 70 acres Of land
and good stone quarry on the Cagun River One Of the
valuable Water Powers the State with 81 feet fall
and abundance Of water Tbs land aOoe Is worth the
DESIRABLE LEASEHoLD PROPERTY-on On
taTo Street-Nice II story cottage house with rooms
Lease has years to and ground rent reasonable
$50.
THIRTY-ONE ACRES-On Crawford Road four miles
f.im the city By Euclid Plank Road with House and
Barn and some timber. Sl20 per sere.
WOOLEN FACTORY SAW MILL AND FARM
In Wayne Counfy-NeTer-iaillng water power Mooien
Factory and Saw Mill doing good business good
dwelling House Barn and 30 Ecrss Of land with orch ard
&c. Also good vein Of coal.
PARK STREET-H0use and Lot. $400.
| ST. CLAIR STREET-East of the Medical College
Lot 96xl6S feet corner with four one and half story
SUPERIOR STREET EXTENsIoN-Two miles from
LAKE STkEET-west of Ontaro-Good story house
lot g feet 'front.' desirable property for 5asi
| CHOICE LAND-l60 acres in Michigan, miles from
the Capital welltimbered, welWateTed and the best Of
soil old sett LED neighborhOOd worth SIS per
| Can be bought for Sl2 If applied for soon
| HICKOX ALLEY-Within two minutes walk Of the
Public Square go1d sized AID half story house and
GREENwooD STREET-Houss and Lot Sl7oO.
FRANKLIN STREET-west Side. near the Reservoir.
Good Brick House and large Lot, with barn, rait &c
| BROWNELL sTREET-Nesr PIOspect-A nice large
and half story House and Barn, with large Lot ut
0RAEGE sTREET-one and a half story. House and
/ Lot. $500 ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
| Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
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~s
DR. DOuglRs's Lecture.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 10, 1859.
Dr. DoUeLAs-SIR The undersigned, some Of
whom enjoyed the pleasure Of listening to your ee-
ture on Saturday last, in the Central High School
building, on Modern Spiritualism, feeling Il at your
lucid and logical exposition ofthat subject is adapt
ed 10 meet great want in the public mind, not sup
piled by tanything extant, as We believe, and that
its moral tendency is as happy its logical deduc
tions are unanswerabe, respectfully request that on
some evening next week, most convenient to your
SELF you will repeat said lecture in some hall of the
city of sufficient capacity to allow the public op-
portunity of hearing it.
James Eells, James c. White,
s. C.. Aiken, j. Brainerd,
John Wheeler, Saml Starkweather,
S. 2. Beckwith, John Delamater.
The undersigned, although not having had the
pleasure Of hearing the lecture of DR.. Douglas,
would cordially join in the request for its repe.
tition.
R. Bethel GIaxtOn, s. Adams,
J. A Thome, S. ]. Andrews
G. F. Lewis, John Cultivate.
Messrs. JAMES EELLs, S. C. AIKEN, JNo. WHEEL
Err, and others
GENTLEMEN Your note, requesting a repeti-
tion of my lecture on Modern Spiritualism in some
public hall in this city, is before me. While feel
gratifed by your appreciation of my humble assay
to dissipate popular deluson, do not feel at lib
erty to decline your complimentary request II
agreeable to you, viii therefore lecture at the Me-
lodeOn Hall, Friday, February 25th, to commence
ct O'Clock P NJ
Very respectfully yours,
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NOW READY;
The Atlantic Monthly
For March.

THE MINISTER'S W0OING,
BY HARRIET BEEcHER STOWE
THIS SERIAL, BEGUN IN THE
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ceed with universal favor and buds lair to become the
work Of the gifted Novelist. The field is new;
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Her portratu of character full OF fs0irequay
markable in their firm outlines and in the minute touches
which but the hand of genius give The Minis
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The postage of the ATLANTIC 36 cents prepaid
CLUBs-For Ten Dollars, the publishers will SEMI five
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Clergy men, Tea hVTs and Postmasters viii receive the
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Boz ksellers and Newsmen will obtain the terms by the
hundred, etc, upon application TO the Publishers.
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The following cases
upon the Criminal Docket, were continued from
last term
Passing counterfeit money, 5; petit larceny, l.;
forgery, q grand larceny 5; assault and battery, l.
embezzement, 2; selling intoxicating liquors, l3;
horse stealing, l. to keep the peace, l, error from
Police Court, /; burglary and larceny, 2-total 81.
There are in jail, awaiting action of the Grand
Jury, 40; under recognizance, awaiting action of
Grand Jury, 25-tola 65. Total number of cases,
80.
The following true bills havesbeen returned by
the Grand Jury:
John Straus and Adam Kehr, arson; Levi Gillet,
petit larceny; George L. Bartlett and William Ma
10y, grand larceny; J. Ryan and C. DeKinsey, bur
glary and larceny; Alanson Frazier, passing coun-
terfeit bank bills; William McClay, passing coun-
tereit bank bills Charles Henderson and Frederick
Conway, grand larceny; H. R. Cooley, attempt to
pass counterfeit bank note; Susan Butler, sabbing
with intent to kill; James Hagany stabbing with
intent to kill; J. NJ OTIS assault with intent to kill;
Asa King and Thomas Hyer, burglary and larceny;
Lloyd Chase, burglary and larceny; Henry Nc
Greary, horse stealing; Thomas Hyer, Robert Atk
ins, Ann Sweeney, Oscar selden, Richard Wellin,
Charles Baker, Martin Williams, John Stewart, Jer-
ry Collins, John Collins, and John Butler, burglary
and larceny; James McHoIister, George Evins,
Jerry Jones, James Fitzgerald, William Gabraith,
John Jenkins, petit larceny; Joseph Alexander,
assault and battery.
The following cases have been tried:
Augustus Hubbell, embezzlement, verdict-n OF
guilty. John q. Chidester assault and battery, YER
dict-not guilty; Straus and Kehr arson, Jury out.
The Grand Jury failed TO lind bill in the case Of
the ladies of CoIlamer, for destroying liquors.
Maria Keyes, nolle entered. Walter West, con.
tinued. Charles B. West, continued. James Wal
ton, cases, nolle entered. Levi Giiett, petit lar
ceny, plea guilty-dungeon of Jail 10 days on
bread and water and pay costs Alanson Frazier,
recognz2nce forfeited and case continued
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BpefiaI Notifies.


q For Gas Fizt1res asd Fstti4g-AYPLy
Fegg, Easvorth & Co., los and 1SI Superior street.
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WIGS | WIGS 4! WIGS !!

RATCHELoRs WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all
They are elegant, light, EASY and durable.
Fitting to charm-no turning behind-no shrinking
the head indeed the only Establishment where
thess things are properly unders.ot and made.
233 Broadway, New York.
janl1 W. FIsKE. cleveland. ohio. AGENT.
HAIR DYEI HAIR DYEl! HAIR DYE !
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The Orlgnal aho pest II tne WIN
Al others limitations and should be sToided II
you wish to escape ridicule-
GRAY, RED OR RUsTV FAIR Dyed instantly to
beRufnl and natural Brown 'sek, without tue ltAsI
injury to Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS -'Lo3IAS have been
warded 70 Wm. 4. Batch 1879, and ever $1,000
applications have been mad q - Har VI his patrons Ct
his famous Dyes.
wM A. BACHELORS hAIR DYE produces color
no; to be Distinguished fOm nature aud is WARRANTED
not inure in the least however long be continued
and the m effects OF Bad Dyes remeied the Hair invigDr-
Eted for life by his Splendid Dye
Made. sold applied (n private roOmsJ at the Wig
Factory No. 2s3 Broadway, N Y.
Sold in all cities and towns 9fthe United States, By Drug
Eists and Fancy Goods Dealess.
r. The genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box, Of
wAI. A. BACHELOR,
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Real 0tstate Ageuts.
ROUSE s. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
1 N S U r A N G E

No, SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stair
fabIs
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4 name in part; aXes, srriags n1'ls "i the l"st
steel; bands, cnamee,l aud Of all Kinds If leather;
cloths, Innings for carriages, yarnishrs, castings O
all kinds saddle trees English bride l,athcrs, bits
stirruI,s, spurs, hanies, fine silver names Of all
kinds Jenny Lind Cir Trees, srlI1liusting pals,
Tayl0r's patent hGmcs, ly nets shoe threads, horse
blankets, London Girth Mrls, American Girth
and Rein webs, both cotton and vor3ied; London
Welt Skins a superior article; ivory, giitia percha
aud bras lined lnarteueal rings superior kerseys
for horse covers, tho best quality of ctrria' bolts,
patent gig trees, &c, &c.
1 Keep ia fact everything apIrri'ihipS l" either
t,,,lcb - tlo busif,,..s and undcTetandiu., both
Jranchcs thoroughly, We would respectfully invite
your attention before purchasing elsewhere.
am also AGENT for Wards Patent SpG"S saddle.
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