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YEsTERpAY4FTeRNooN ooN,s REPoR7
PROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINeros. March "a

WASHINGTON, March "a.
The commandant of the United States feet be-
fore Vera Cruz states to the Department that the
application Of the American agent, Mr.. Churehard,
for liberty TO land naval force to protect Ameri-
can interests, il the city be stormed by Miramon,
has been denied upon the ground that ii nation
has such permission others may require it.
Capt Hudson, recently commander Of the frigate
Niagara, has been ordered to the Boston Navy
Yard to supercede Commodore Stringham.
The Attorney General viii give his opinion on
the Boston Post Office to morrow. It is said he
will sustain Postmaster Capen-
Several members of the Washington bar held q
meeting recently to consider the propriety of sp-
propriating one of their members to aid in the
prosecution of Mr. Sickles. Another meeting will
be held to-day. The impression is that either Mr..
Carlisle or Mr.. Bradley will be selected.
The Mexican Legation here has private dis
patches contradicting the reports uDfaYorsble to
the Miramon Government.
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RAILROAD CONVENTION.


C1OA-NSot
The Convention representing Baltimore & Ohio,
Pennsylvania Central, and numerous Western con
nections has continued it session to-day. Utmost
harmony prevailed throughout with a freedom
from excitement or contention highly creditable.
The Time Committee reported action this even
ing in full They propose to start passenger trains
from New York at 7 A. N. and P. N. by Ca nbden
& Amboy and New Jersey road; and reach Cincin-
uati at and P. NJ. and A. NJ; leave Cincinnati
8 A. N. and Il:30 P. NJ, and make about same
time TO New York.
The following resolution offered by the President
of the Baltimore Line was adopted
Whereas, Moderate speed passenger trains are
admitted TO contribute largely to economical
working, and consequent net results Of railway
property, and whereas, extraordinary cost Of high
speed should command relative remuneration for
passenger service, and
Whereas the experience ofmauageTs of Railroad
systems of Europe have adopted this principle in
their tariff of fares as legitimate results Of expe
rience, therefore be it
Resolred in order to inaugurate this economical
and valuable principle into American sytem, that
each through line to competing points may at its
option charge one dollars less per passenger be-
tween New York and such competing points on
all trains using schedule Of not less than 90 hours
between Cincinnati and New York, and 40 hours
between Chicago and New York. The time seems
to be satisfactory to various Western roads inter-
ested, and il said 70 be so arranged As to be bet
ter adapted to general public convenience by al the
lines than ever heretofore. Pennsylvania road
provides for bold action; co operation with the
N. Y. Central by increased speed, and the Balti-
more and Ohio Road, while maintaining moderate
speed, provided in the above resolutions will com
pensate for it BY reducing fare one dollar between
New York and the West.
Freight rates occupied but little attention, but
the following resolution Wss adopted
ResoEped That Committee consisting Of one
reuresentatiye from each Of the Western roads be
appointed by each Of their respective Companies,
10 arrange the rates of freight eastward bound and
that they be instructed to fix the differences be
tween all Railroad and Lake, Railroad and River,
and Railroad, Lake and Canal freights, and that
this Committee meet at the Phillips House, in the
city of Dayton, on Thursday, the 3lst inst, ct 10
o'clock A. NJ, and that one delegate from each
Of the four Atlantic lines be invited to be present
The Conventions is stiI in session, butwill adjourn
fO- ainhf ~
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For sale, Wholesale and Retail. by WILLIAM FIsKE
No 70 Superior street. Cleveland. who viii supply the
Arais de Femme Al the Proprietor's pnces.
MulOdSwlye
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FROM BOSTON.
BosroN, March "a

OU5ION, MdICu u
In the House to-day the vote rejecting the bill
to purchase the Hancock mansion was reconsider
ed, it was then amended by placing the matter
in the hands Of the Governor and othsF State Of
fcers, and Secretary Of the Board OF Education,
giving them the power to make the purchase il
thew deem it expedient, and providing that the
house shall not be used as 40 executive mansion.
In this shape the bill passed to third reading.
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MEXICAN NEWS.

ST.. LOUIS, March "a.
The New Mexican mail of the sth inst. reached
Independence this morning.
Lieut.. Beale and party left Hatch's Ranch on the
lst for Albuquerque and thence for the crossing Of
the Colorado. T XII
The Apache Indians were behaving badly in the
neighborhood of Fort Buchanan.
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FOR SABA Good Improvel

EOR SA l. Il "A Good Improved
u Business property centrally located. 5000
VALUABLE WATER POWER-With 70 acres Of land
and good stone quarry the Chagn River One Of The
mos: valuable Water Powers in the state with 81 feat fall
and abundance Of water fhs land alone worth the
price asked. $500.
DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY-OD On
aro strest-Nice u story cottage house Eith rooms
Lease has seven years 70 run and ground rent Reasonable
THIRTY-ONE ACRES-On Crawford Road four mi les
fr the city BY Euclid Plank Road, with House and
Burn and some timber SGD per acre
W0OLEN FACTORY saw MILL AND FARM
In Wayne Couaty-Nesor-faiiing wa1er power. WOolsn
dwelling Hacse and Barn and 30 Of land with OTchsrd
&c. Also good vein Of local.
PARK STkEET-Hoase and Lot s400
ST. CLAIR STREET-East Of the Medical College
SUPERIOR STREET EXFENsIoN-Fwo miles from
the Court House. acres Of land IN ns condition, very
cheap at $316 per acre. =
LAKE sTkEET-West of OntarO-Good story house
and lOt g feet snt; very desirable property for
ess man. and cheap. $500.
CHOICE LAND-1e0 acres in Michigan, 9 miles from
the CAPITAL wolnbered Well-watersd and the best
soil old settlsd neignborhoOd worth SIS per acre
Can be bought for Sl2 II spOlied for soon.
HICKOX ALLEY-Witnin two minutes walk Of the
PUBLIC Square, gOod sized one AID half story house and
GREENWOOD STREET-HOuse and Lot Sl2OO.
HURON SfREET-GOod two story House and Lot
FKANKLIN srREET-wea side, near the Reservoir.
GOOd BIiek House and large Lot with barn. fruit Ee-
BRoWNELL sTREET-Nesr PTosDect--A nice large
one and half story HOUSE and Barn. with large Lot u
ORANGE sTREEr-ons and half story House and
Lot. $500 ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance. Agents,
fsbH Marble Block. No. m Superior 81
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SHOT.
S.y.NN.H Ga March q,

SAVANNAH, Ga, March "a.
Passengers by the Florida steamer state that
Major Gregg, chief engineer of the Florida Railway
was shot dead at Jacksonville on Saturday night
by Alfred 7. Sears in consequence of previous
difficulty. Gregg was married. Both were ma
tiyes of Massachusetts,. There was great excite,
ment at jacksonville, and its was feared that Sears
would be IyDched 10
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MATRIMONIAL.
s OF rHE UNrfEO STATES /:

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES;
II has been my good fortune restore to health many
hsusands Of my countTy-womsn.
MY success has excited the malice Of the enyieus and
Aous their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
fallen my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved Sosng as held in sEectionAte ard
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
Sin afford despse the efforts of mischef-mAksrs
nd slAnderor
sirs for producing mensuaOn within the reach Of the
Ladies Of the United States; but ndpOstion to enter
field occupied By q1acks with their pernicous nostums
and fear that uaprncplsd might palm upon
public their worthless limitations. have hitherto
vented from establishing agencies for the sale of my
ASI1E DE FEMME, p in the United States
last yield the entreaties Of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
Inregard to he efficacy of the "AAT1E DE FEMME"
aosa only say thSt liquid form, and is exactly such
as used my practicein France for and
hat it has failed to satisfactory result
The "Amis de Femme and meastruation stand in the
IAton Of cause and effect 1t alike powerful TO originate
healthy ow where it has existed and to
restore it where from any suppressed
In orerto guard against imposition the wrapper Of direc
mons on each bottle of the annie de Femme win bear
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing b
viz be seslsd with my private seal
Price, $500 a package. ,,,onr
PANS. January. 1851.
For sale, wholssals and Retail. by WILLIAM FIsKE
No 70 Superior street, Cleveland, who viii supply the
Aais de Femme Al the ProprietOr's Prlces-
.sul0 dkwlye
FEHE BEST TARTIFICIALH HELP TO
L THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
&GN
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,

y Piaih and Ornamental Printing of every description
done NJ the Printing Establishment of Leader Office on
the latest improved and most rapid steam presses
style On short notice. and nabs rates Particular
attention paid to blank Every description of Bind
Rg done. especially Blank Books Ledgers journals,
ssles Books. Receiving Books &c &c.
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FROM HAVANA.


The steamer Cahawba brings sdYices from Ha-
Vana to the 18th instant, but they are not import
ant.
The latest news from Mexico via Havana is to the
effect that Airamon was still marching on Vera
Cruz.
Zacatecas and LeOnz had been evacuated by the
Liberals.
GayazO holds DeGaliadO in check, near the cap
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THE BEST ARTIFICIALHELP TO
L THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
- (Ns@M
RSS O%
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wEsTERN NEWS.

- q ST. LOUIS, March "a.
The New Mexican mall, with dates to the 7th in
slant, reached Independence this morning.
q Lieut. Beals party left Hatch's rancho on the lst
inst for Albuquerqae, from thence to the crossing
of the Colorsdo. -Sg eA4
The Apache Indians were behaving badly in the
neighborhood Of Fort Buchanan.
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GRAIN sTATIsTICs-

OHIOA1OI AIdICu n.
The Commercial Express to-day shows an accu-
mutation Of grain in store last week of II 500
bushels against l59 900 bushels for the correspond
ing week last year. Difference in amount Of -four
aud wheat now ID store aud same time last year
reached l,i54, GOO. Decrease in receipts of Hour
wheat equivalent to ,040, ,0O0 Increase in receipts
Of corn exceeds 200, 600
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Harpers Magazine for April, Scottish Amer
lean Journal, Frank Leslies Zsitung. Porter's
Spirit, Clipper, Police Gazette, &c. for this week,
have been received at olmsted's News Rooms op
posile Post Once.
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n Dr. J. Hostetter's B;sters meet with
great favor remedies for diseases of the stomach and
al other diseases arising from disorasrsd digestive
tenn and its component parts being entirely vegetable Is
safe than the ordinary preparations offered to the
public while its pleasant eject the system rendors It
vastly popular with those who it. D- Ho1tetters rep
utaion is widespread and the care with which he pre-
psres his medic always safe and resble-
The Bters are most agreeable and it contains
nothing that can impair the health fut the contrary,
contributes to it's this pre9sra must
highly popular It is genuine and truly valuable Hrtele
for any of the above diseases and sincerely trust that
our readers may test its excellence.
For sale bv druggists and dealers generally everywhere
HoLLowAY's OINTMKNT-Piles and Fistula,
and the ether vrusnt disorders of the channels OF the
uterus bowels ree Eed and removed BY Re" spp
cations Of this Ointment preceded by warm fOmentatiOns,
We Vim sufe from these scourges Ofthe Frame should lose
no otime il taking heed Of this friendly warning.
Sold at the mandatory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York and BY all Drugss at 2sc, &c. and 81 per oct or
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Attorney General Black has this P. NJ. decided
against the legality of the removal Of the Boston
Post Office. 1t still remains fer the Postmaster
General 10 take action in the premises.
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auIcIDE.
DErRo,r. March "a

John W. Farmer, resident Of this city for nearly
forty years, and extensively known Is compiler oi
several valuable maps Of Michigan and Wisconsin
threw himself from the fourth story window Of the
St Marys Hospital to-day, in fit Of insanity, and
was killed.
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Harpers Magazine Great Republic Monthly for
April have been received by Hawks Bro, 25e
Superior st.
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Cobb & Co. have received Harpers Monthly for
April. The announcement is sufficient to insure q
rnsh from the thousand Cleveland readers Of that
best Of American Magazines -EstsS1A
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bic win give three shskespearian readings in this
city next week on Monday, Wednesday and Fri
Gay evenings. On Monday the text win be Merry
Wives Of Windsor, on Wednesday, Measure for
Measure, on Friday, Much ado about Nothing
To hear Mrs. Kemble Butler read Shakespeare is
an event in ones life to be referred to as one Of
the most prominent The MelOdeOn win be crowd
ed on the nights of her readings.
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DIED.


MoNTREL, March "a.
Jacob Dewitt, one of our Oldest merchants, Pres
ident of the Peoples Bank, and n. P. P. for 25
years, died yesterday, aged IA
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ELIIR DE VIE.

N BA Circular eOntanias fan particulars and drse-
0G ~ sPglssPS1 hssaS a..,.. wanted n.,,sss,,-swa.7
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EDs LEADER-Plssss announces WI R SIMMONS
a. candidate for the once Of City Marshal at the coming
Election sablect the decision Of he Nominating Con
yentioo Ofths Republican Party, and Obhge
marn HIS FRIENDS
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MRS. HAYES an IMPosTER.

The committee who were recently appointed to
watch Mrs. Hayes the woman who pretended to
have lived two years without food, has reported
that she is an imposter.
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND

TWELVE PAGES OF POPULAR MUSIC R-TEN
CENTs
"ouR MUSICAL FRIEND" is fllsd with the best Piano
Solos, Duets Songs, opsratic Arias Polkas. Mazurkss
Qu driles, wazss and every other species of musical
composition Voice and Piano. by the best American and
European Composers printed on fulI-szed music paper,
adapted to every grade Of performer.
The quantity of music procured from the n guar
publishers, wsuld cost than ten times what we
charge.
years slbscriptonto Our Musical Friend will Sc
and fashionable music worth at least TWO Hun
pRED DoLLsRs and entirely sufficient for the home circle.
PRICE TEN CENTS, WEEKLY.
yearly s.; Half Yearly $3.50; ouarterfv SIS. Ths
volume commenced on the LIST December, 1855.
C. B SEYMOUR CO., Proprietors,
mar1HkwlmZ24 No. l3 Frankfort st., N. Y.
d III n / a 4
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iAIR DYEI HAIR DYEil HAIR DYE
Wm. A. BasheIOr's Hair Dye!

The oaly harmless and reliable Dye knOl0R-
The Original snd best in the worldi
Al others are mere limitations AMI should be avoided il
you wish to escape ridiculs.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to a
beautiful and natnl Brown Black without the isas
injury TO Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEFN MEDALS AND pIPLoMAs have been
wsrded to VIM A. Bachelor since 1879. and 5000
applications been made the HA Of his patrons #
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
to be distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
nure in the however long may be continued
and the Ill effects of Bad Dyes remedied bs Hair nvsor
afed for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made. sold applied Gn private rOousI at The Wig
Factory No. Z3 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States BY Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealess
q The genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving On foar sides Of each Box of
WI. A. BACHELOR,
an
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n E. RUFTINI offers the greatest bargains ever
made in Furs. They consist Of capes, Auhs, Gaps
Robes, Aunien, loves, &C. BE offers the highest
prices for MAX, RaoCoon, Muskrat, and other
f1rs- Remember Sd door above Bank On Superior
street
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EDS LEADER-Permfi ne TO mention the name of W
K sHERWIN, Esq, suitable candidate for the ofcs
efPolice Judge Mr.. s. is sterling Republican upright
energetic with far experience lawyer Though ma
tive Of New York he has long been resident Of Ohio; was
admitted 10 the Bar BY the Supreme Court at Columbu,
during the winter term q s. Let the citizens ny him.
FOURTH WARD
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--I

EOR SALE OR IEXCHANGE-A
4 VALUABLE .PRoPE2TY-FIfty Acres-on tlls
Euclid Plank Road milss from the city near flourish
ing Academy, Churches &c, large fine house. barn,
ehAfd &c $500 only in cash. half the balance good
western lands and one hall mortgage At p cent inter
| est for y years.
EAST SIDE PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE boR
WEST SIDE-A House and Lot on Huntington street 70
exchange fur hsuse and lot the West side. 5000
KIHSBIAN SrREET-A short distance frcn The Fe-
male SeminnrY large and desirable story BRICK koass
and and quarter Of land to exchange for farm
5000.
HIGH STREET-LOt . feet front with good two story
house to exchange fora farn.
ERIE COUNTY 50 acres on Lake shore, \ mile from
Railroad Station 70 iles from ,andusky house. barn and
orchard rch sandy loan so 10 timber exchange
for house and Los in the city.
BRIDGE STREET-On corner, large lot with frame
Store aud briek dwehne 10 exchange for fam 5000
PINE LAHDS-In Missoun-6l0 Of frst quality
Pine land ell located aud TO Railroad -
viii exchange for House and lot in the few acTes
near the city, or lOf stock Of gOods. ..f.a T
NEWBURGH FILLA3E-4Ouse and Lot neartke Cat
House, large Lot and good House; viii exchange for
Larm $l3lo- "a
farm. Sls00.
KINSMAN STREET-Near Peuy-Good two story
House and Lot; 10 exchange for Alarm SZ3oa n
ROUSE I JENNINGS,
.. r-F.f n arbla Hlock
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You've MEN's REPUBLICAN CLUB.-Quite q
large number Of young men gathered at the Court
House last night in pursuance of call to organize
a Young Mems Republican Club. DR.. h K. Cush-
ing was nOminatedfor Chairman; J. E. ngersol for
Secretary.
Motion was made that COMMITTEES of two or more
be appointed for each ward to attend to their re-
spective wards for bringing out the voters and
furnishing ballots.
An amendment was offered to the effect that a
committee of five be appointed by the meeting
to name three persons in each ward as a vigilance
committee to act at the coming municipal election
and carried.
The meeting proceeded to nominate as follows
John C. Granis, of lst Ward, Chairman DR. |. H.
Underhill of 4th Ward, F. B. Pratt Of llth Ward,
D. W. Downie of ID Ward, r. G. HINT of 9Th
Ward.
On motion L. Moreau of the I'd Ward and James
A. Barber of the sh Ward be added to this com
mittee.
On motion the vigilance committee were en-
peweredt to add such persons in their several Wards
as they may see Ht
It was resolved that it is inexpedent for the Re-
publican party to abandon its regular nominees at
any election, so long as good men remained in the
Republican party who will consent to stand as can
didates for Office, Carried.
On motion it was resolved that the committee of
each Ward be instructed to call meeting for the
organization of its Ward to be prepared for eff.
Gent working at the coming municipal election.
The following Ward committee were appointed
by the General Committee
LIST Ward. William SAnborn, Albert KOlbs,
VIM. McReynolds.
%. G. o. GrisWOld, DR.. A. Everett, N. Heisel.
Sd Ward. L. M. Cobb, R. Crawford, VIM. H.
Potts.
4th Ward. J. E. IngorsOIl, H. Billstsin, A.
Handy.
9TH Ward. wn. LOwrie, VIM. BscksnbAugb,
Isaac J. Lewis.
9th Ward. N. Castor, C. J. Ballard, J. Mueller.
7th Ward C. Price, Samuel Erwin, Charles W.
Noble.
sth Ward. A. E. BuslsOn, NJ. Harrison, R. G.
Hunt.
9th Ward. B. Seymour, s. ]. BuslisOn, A
Graft
10th Ward. J. H. Miller, George Neville, Rob
ert Graham.
llth Ward. F. Kaufsnly, E. W. Brinkss
J.E. INGERSOLL, Sec'ry.
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5prrial NOtifes.
q Dr.. J. HOststter's B:ttsrs meet wit

a For Gas Fi,Ss 'es aad Fitfiag-Ayply
Feeg Eassorfh & Co., les aad l0I Superior sfrsrf.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

EDS LEADER-win you announces that the name Of D.
W. GAGE viii be submitted to the Nominating Conven-
tisn of Republicans for the ONCE of Police Judge, and
oblies REPUBLICAN VOTERS
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M H SnLOMnNSON.

PRkcT1oAL AND ScIENTIFIc OPTIoAN,
eeps largest Of the ost approved kinds oi
PEcTAcLES. Alhis glasses. whether for nsaT or far
ighted grOand uader his InspecOnh by machine
Of construction with the sreatest care, so as to
suit eyes al cases. curing WeaEss Dtsrisess Or
asamaOu Of fss Eyes and imparting strength for long
reading fne sewing.
q n H. SoionOasOn would here inform the public
that he employs in the sale Of hisleHses
- Also, a splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES. III
eRoseoPEs, COafPASSES. &c, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain. as perfect AZ natural
s~OMce Superior street under the American Hotel
iuu17
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NOR a4LE-X fine RESfbES6E IN SfiSls

EOR SALE-A fine RESIDENCE
IL On St. Clair street, near Seneca, large twO-siory
Brick House and Lot, with all modern Improvements
small payment down, balances in i've years tines 60
PARM IN WlLLOUGHBY-lO0 lcres-soi1 sandy and
grayely loan, good farm house. orchards, Ee$5 per
HIGH srREET-Goed two story House and LOt-S2eoO.
SIBLEY STREET-Vacant Lot, 15U1l65 feet
EUCLID DEPOT-3s< acres lan5-$200- .a
WILLOW STkEET-Between 81. Clair and Superlor
BoLiVAR sTREET-Niee ~ story House and Lot,
viii Barns--S2,so0 -
THTATY AERES-lS miles BY raIlr0ad from The city,
efhin i mile az atation rO rch SOIL tmal hOute go6d
barns fruit &c 1t the very low price Of ~ 80
ROUSE JENNINGS. -
Real Estate and Insurance Aeefts
i.,I7 Marble Hortk