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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02
MoRRIsFRANKLIN, Pres. Board Aldermen, N

In July, 1855 taken with an ordinary summer com
amt iur whi' neglected taking remedies, hOping
that would soon Stop Of itself but in about three weeks
go lnenceu plssg murns aud bloNd and grew so weak
hat was uuuhe TO do h9lf days work. l applied
physch"s was osed first with plates next with pills
rate Of necnurs of nitrate Of silver all
mended by nurses and old Indies; neither did hey do me
any ruud Again returned 10 the Of tue physicians
aud was doseu WIN any quantity Of he y powerful
ysrhgenis KIM VI 70 the nesSuni but all 10 pup
In May. 1855 after having lie disease ovrrten months,
and winch 6' the way was pronounced 10 he Of the
llRnant southern u pc, recommended to lake the
GTas ehberg Dgse Syrup which did In less than
tpenty t2H hours after commencing its the disease
hu,i n,a, unnhe ,.,nr,,iish -
have IN ioyed eNcell hea tn
used but PARTON OF bottle plish this good
work aud ever since bov els have been very regular
evacuuting IN mselyes once day.
From my IpeTerCe, uuhesua' lngy pronounce II the
best Dysentery medicine made, und would heartily
recommend ITS use to every with liTe difficulty. am
led TO make his statement the pu c through altitude
for the blessing It has upOl me- through the
use. ]. II. HART,
Office of Cleveland PIa Dealer.
Having had opportunity To Your yalu,be medicine
for uwel complaints the Gra iouheTg Dyltuerv Syrup
my family most cor 'iay recommend It as uhurdIng
" anil nGicent relief such II acts like a terfect
charm, aud cannot doubt that when Il II well known
as is merits demand It will afford relief to hcuSsnds
surely afflicted. MORRIS FRANKLIN,
Pres. Board ar Aldermen aud Acting Mayor, N. Y.
have had opportunity of witt egsing The effect of the
Grnefenhsig yscney Syrup IN cases ofbuwol complaints
ay tnuse OF severe ch hiTnCter, and have hest
taton IN saying that Is admirably adauied for The Of
these diseases. 4. X Dis FORREST, NJ. D,
CTo'sn Water Comm'r aud Alderman, N Y.
" ForsIe by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
" For medicines or agencies address
II. b. KINGSLEY, CLEVELAND;
Aags AEent foI 0his.
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lFF AND SPECIAL MAS.
ID, l. WiGHTM r N, Sh'G,
ootf.1f and Special Master Commission
SATE-pTTRSTTa a Nj

- 70 the commaud Of wrt ofyendi oIponas issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas CuynhOga Coun " the
suit of W d,ich plamtin against samuel IIasen
defendant tu directed shall ner for sale the duo
Streets ~ the CITY Of Ceye md IN said County on the
thr following descr bad lands and teusents TO wit -
81 uate IN the township vi Edcd Gu, ahuga County aud
Acre Tmc, S9 u, and ing The Eas part Of . GIL
ncrrs, decided by Erie billey to H. Dilley de-
scrthad f0luws Ht ginning the corner said
runling west the brink the bank In the Go mfn
Road; thencr northery he line Of said road
run 70 the north line OF said o' thence East 70 the East
line Of said iOt thenCe South the place Of BEGINNING
supposed Of aud be the more or
less. Appraised at SEQ 20.
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE.l
Tuesday Evening, n " 1850
FLOUR-Light sa es Of fair aEd go I'd eN ras at si25
WHEAT-Quiet ard steady with sales inferior red at
81 l2lS; car good 90 at 81 l3 and do at sll5.
OATs-Salcs car at 81 a C aud 80 bus old at &c.
HICHwlNES-Sale 90 Jrls at &c.
BUTTER-lO kegs p ime sold at l7c aud roll at IKE
EGGs-Huye advarC ed and are 6tm at l6c.
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RErAlL PRICES.
plarrhGa, pyscnlery. Ghn,era, 10.

We the cnherg Dysentery syrup used In
cases Of bowel complaints IN all their aed form
81 ple ooseuess TO malignant cholera ard ak
Of 1t IN he highest to MS and recommend It with conf
dence Whether the is mild severe, recent or Of
Long standing it cures surely and leaves bad effects be-
hind
MORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres. Board Aldermen, N. Y
City
T. be FORREST, NJ D. Board Of Health, N Y
CITY.
T. K HtBBAPD. NJ. D. Board OF Health. N Y. CITY
&. y. Dt~bROW. Episcopal Clergy mun, Suffolk Va.
H. W BAR>IOW 50 Pine street, N. Y. City
nANlis plrAiAN ? Court street Boston. Mass,
GEORGE SrCUDlNGER, Boqtd OF Aldomen New
ark Nj.
A W TAYLOR, Captain U S. Army,
j u. HART. Cleveland PLAIN Dealer, OHIO.
VIM. FAKRAND. ClevelBnd Ohio
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Gle A r L d.

Stcamor My Queen. Yigor, Detroit.
Propeller Qua. tic Lakes. EyeTs buffalo; 40 bbls
IuuT.
" Now Erscul Andrews Buffalo; 5000 b5ls 4 ,ur
900 'aE- feed
R,r Dmub lleks Ihicagu II9 tons Il Il iron 30 iron
ware llI kJ clul
ECLDputr j G Htrrp0'c, tlaIk, Toledo,
l. G. u bsrs Andrews Marquette; l5O tons mdso
4ltpkss powder.
Scnw Rleul, F4rgucr, IOr To-, 2 tons coal
Sew Union, Lu.ss, luIt Burwell.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
Nov. ITO 8 O'clock P. N.


Steamer NIay irCa Visor. D.toit.
Propeller Eltn Sabury Buiu 1000 bSls salt 6255 foe
brick l6l tuus dse
JCtirrs u Eoud. nuulir k; Al tons mdse
Schooner Surseut HOruo Buffalo; 90 TONS raai
Mczal. DrdiurJ, Po.t Huron; " NJ shingles 55
ClIIllC boxes,
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At Cleveland with CVeaud aud Toledo, Cley eland Co
iumbus Cmcinna Cleveland aud Erie, and Cleye and
and PisbuTg RailTG Is.
Al Sulol with hacks 10 Chugrin Falls, &c
At Aiantua with hacks for Rhvenna, SC.
Al Braceville with hacks to NewOf Fn' 8, &C.
Al Waneu with hacks tu Sharon, e. eonGsd Meadvils
Bloomfield Canield. sc
At loungs gslown, with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell, anf EnOn Valley aud thence By ?. r W. 4 e. r.
X. TO Pittsburgh.
ClaraIana. Feh Q lssa ~ :.
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Cleyeland, October rs, 1889 256
EXECUTORS SALE-THE PER-
~ SONAL PROPERTY Of the estate Of Mrs. IL G.
SACKErr cnnsiSiing If Bureaus, Tables, Washstands
BetseuCs Beds aud BEDDING Clrpets Stoves including
StewaIt's Cooking Stove, neatly new-and variety II
other Household Furniture, will he sold at Public Anc
ton at No ~ Chestnut st in tins city Tuesday the
sth Of November rex, 10 o'clock A. NJ
MARY L SACKETT,
JNO. G. JENNINGS,
Executors.
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,cis.qb7 PIainiifT' $ Atti
GALBOF REAL ESTATB. by OR.

, DFR OF COURT - ON the 18th day OF Noyemner
1859 at occk p M, the door Of the Count House
the Puilic square. in the Of Cleveland. Cuyuhogs
MY, Ohio will be sold the highest bfder the follow
dtScTib real estate, to Wit Situate In The city Of
Cleveland in said county, and known by being O No.
l2h in the sub division Of parts Of ten tcTe lots Nos
aud mtde by Thomas Bolton Said sub lot No l25s
tho poThery side Of Orange street and
front said street, aad extends back between parallel
lines right angles 10 said street 1872 feet alley.
App 'Hised at $6T5
Terms ef sale will be made known ct he daY nf sale.
WILLIAM BhOOKER.
Guar ian of James Town.
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Drnqs.
Liver HnvigOratOr

r NFYER DEBILIrATFs.
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
ireo FROM CUM, aud has hocumo on estal shed fact
STANDARD Medicine, known aud pprved by al VINO nave
used i and rCs1tcd io with confidence In an the
psentcs i0T which So is tctnTucnded.
IL has curni thousandfI with the laft two wears
who I'd given Up a hnpnsIs nf roef ne the numerous
uus NJ cited Ger lhnuics m'. my possession show
The dose must We udr pitd 10 toe temperament Of the
Individual tukire, md us ad tn such quanuie ies to
act gently the bowels
Let tto Dictates OF yeut G Judgment ruhle YOU In the
use Of he LlVEK N-lsIYIGORATOR, and II
will cure Liver COm-i lplnint., Bilious At-
tncka, DyspcpN ny'- Chronic OlnrrhOeu,
= IN IN g r 4 q m - n ututa, Dyapute-
rys DrOpsy, Sour.E StOmqchs Habifunl
Costiveuesss Chul-I-|ic3 Cholera, ChOle-
Fa MorhuS, Chplrrn,| IIutuutum, Flnfus
lcucCs un u G q s... Female Weakness
eEs aud my D. used su.-|-,I es~tuly as an OkuiNA-
KY FAMILY MkDl-.@ICtNE. II viii .ure SICK
n IN A a. " y tr,. lfhausands cnn tosfif } in
rWFNTY MINUTES 1FI-IrWO OR THREE TEA.
SPOONFULS ARE TAK--IEN At Commencement Of
atNk
Az who II rre giving their ies mcnvin rs iavor
rfg- Mix wettr tn tho M, "a h with the lNNtGORATOR
sudswsliDw both tugether.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
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GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.
A RE PRED PARED HINDER THE


IN imncda supervision Of a SKI Ii UL PHYSl-
CLAN, aud they may lie relied uuOn in all cases
The uie euce Uf the community is not ins1ed by IN
offer Of single medicine whh claims cure all diseases
Tut the Gueieubeg Remedies consist o. eleven erent
Medicines all uacqua cd IN the of the diseases
which thoy are ended. which may bo elecl
appropriate any uf the diseases Incident 10 this
country and climate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02

YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
Or. AMOS SONtHke peusurriu announcing that they
have invented 81 important instrument for the OF
tue atnvC diseases 10 las been subjected to test 10y the
most eminent phgsclnns in Londrn Paris, Pmadelphia
and New York has been declgred the Ouy useful nstru
aut invou ed ur the cus or Seminal Weakness or
any disease caused by the habits Of youth Price
80 I1mGil or express.
n g.-Dr AMOS SON in order TO satisfy tho most
keutol to the merits Of this instrument pledge them
seyrs hat tu inst where Il prove unsatsiac
tOfy ~ CT fair iru 'ho will be refunded BY
umLug LLe Instrument m Euuu urlNT.
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Gransp0rialiom.
s.ElalA 1859.

S1l5A 1859.
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
wl during The present season, THEN we'll known and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
ORdensburgh N OsweEO, mud Upper Lakes,
Forming a TRIwEERLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and 0swego, and Cleveland, Sam
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And sESiI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
Connecting at oydsnsburph with the
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central II, r. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgb, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell Worcester
and Boston,
And at Oswego with the
New Oswego Line OF Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
BetOsen ostoego, Troy, Albany and NelO York
Connecting also at Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud form ng
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk, Cleveland aud sandusEy, and
TRI-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE ..-
Between Dunkirk Chicago and Intermediate Ports.
" Property forwarded by tins Line will'be subject to
but one traushipment
" Merchandise marked IN T. Co Express, will be
forwarded fr New York by Express Freight Train
over the New York Erie Railroad, aud promptly for
warded from Dunkirk.
C These Lines connect at Cleveland with the Cleve-
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
AppTY TO
MYERS Agent N. I Co, No. u Broadway sS., M Y ~
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N. +. Co. No. s5 Stale street
A, CUsHSIAN, Agent " G. Line No. lOs state Street,
Boston
CHAs. s TAPPAN. cor. 6rh and Chestnut st., Phila.
!. +. CHURCH, Agent, Rouse's Point, N.
@. T. THOMPSON, Treas N. r. Co, Ogdonsburgh, NY
EEORt PARE ER, Age I.
HONEY n CRAWFORD. OsweeO N. Y.
ID. CALDWELL. Agent, Dunkitk.
PEL1ON N BREED. Cleveland.
j. s. CHENOWETH x CO, Cincinnati, o.
McBETH, Agent saudusky.
VIM, ]. WAL KER, Agent, Toledo
y. Il. MA rHEWS, Agent, Detroit Mich.
j. II. HRRAMSEoRD' Mi w9,ukee' Wis.
McHENRY 1 BARKER, Racine, Wis
MATHEH co, Chicago.
JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa.
II p. MlRORG & CO., Fulton City, Ill.
~ W. GRAHAM s. co Cairo, Ill.
FIFE MICHAEL, St. Louis
Office Of the Northern Transpoitati Company,l
Cleveland, Feb. 1851 1859
marl9R6 p. CHAMBERLIN, President.
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& 5urQrolts.
Dr., AMOS & SON,

Corner OF NIrm aud Quay Streets BUFFALO, N Y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
LA the State whual members OF the Royal college OF
Surgeons, London May be consulted irun o'clock m
the morning uut Cat night, 'uga and symptom OF
disease The meut thgy sdop is the rCsutJ upwHrs
OF thirty extensive practice Europe and erica.
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HEERY GRAHAM, IN the Court Of Common
HewaY CRAIe LYDIA CRAIeJ adoga aud stale q Chic
"ENRY CRAIG AND LYDIA

H.NRY CRAIo B LYDIA CRAIGJ ahog1 and Stale oi Ohio
HENRY CRAIG AND LYDIA
H CRAIg non-tesidens Of said State defendants 10
above entitled rause hereby Motif that the
day OF october, 1889 the ssh Graham filed his iuu
Cuurt against them said de- eudans alleging that
tie 25h day Of sep ember - said Henry rag executed
aud de veted to said plaintiff prosSOry es
500 pyab inc mon hs uer date and the other or s4g5
able three years aeT date both bing PAYABLE to the
plaintiff OF order the former with ten per cent interest,"
and the latter, with sir cent Sem-annual ntere
that also She said 2h day Of Sep emher 1876 the said
Henry Craig and Lydia Craig executed aud gevered t. the
plaintiff gage deed, u The following described prem
iss, situate i the township Of Omsttd 10 shid county
aad State and known by being lot No u la tract No q
in sad hip, and bounded the north by The road
east and west through said tract, the aud
by tho lines of said lot the south bv the south
uo OF said tract to secure the pamen Of said notes. that
the former note has been fully d. and that there due
the later, from the said CraE the plaintiff four hn
dIed aud nineiyw 33O0 dollars with interest from Sep
ember 18th l8s9 and p-aying for iudgm against said
eury Craig four hundred and ninetvwo % O dOllsTs
with interest from Seu % h. Ss0 for the foreclosure Of
said mortgage and sale Of said premises to said debt
and for Other proper relief.
Said defendants further notified that they required
and demnr said petition before
this 10 h Gay OF December, 1859.
CHAs. L FISH 81 o DUFFY,
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1859. 1859.
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE.
American and Western Transportation
CsmpanieS' Lins Boats,

The above named Steamers all Ot the largest class
with ample accommodations for Freight aud Passengers,
beiug fitted up erpocss for th- Upper Lake Trade
CE- People moving to the WESTERN STATES ana
PIXIES PEAK, will hnd this the most desirable route
The accommodatOu for mites with Wagons, horses aud
Furn IN particular such cannot TAI 10 give sat
fact ion u beng anshp m they reach the port
Of des iuHiIon
~ Contracts male nt low rates r Merchaudiss ron
Nails SC, &c u Chicagu, Milwaukee aud iniernedtht
PoTs
T5- Frc'Ytis rs"eNoI q, Warehouse for shipment aud
Riceipts stveu
Flf Ere sit oi rassaGe Apply and cousisu TO
mari Agent Cleveland, Ohio.
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An irErument for the nf Nocturnal Emissions
properly known ms Seminal Weakness, SC Can be pema
eniy cured u ff days months by the
this Instrument when used cOuiuiutly with medicines
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFoAazh
" Lake Navigation, the PTopneOrs& ffiVt N
rf this Line VIII put upon the route rom -t -
Buffalo To Chicago seven frst-cass a ustsl-.llllll
l Screw SteameTs Of great strength and gpeed,
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CONTRACTlNG AGENTS.

CONTRACTING AGENTS
JOHN VI. MOORE, Agent N. Y. G. II r.. No 2O1 Broad
wRv N. Y - 90.
81 b. S iAULDING, Agent spaudius's EIpro No Ao
CiikMBERLiN, THOMAS & co Proprietor gf Mcr-
chants Crnir ri Canal Line, No. l9l broadway, ~ Y.
WI STEWART, Agent Cleveland PittsbuTf Railroad,
Pittsburgh. ~,
d. b. WILL MSON. Agent Cleveland fhtsbufgh
HURRY HUGHES : Co, Forwarding Merchants, ,Clsvs.
NIX - MORRIS, Forwarding Merchants Cleveland,
OHIO.
IT, @ MCDOWELL, Special Agent. Cleveland o.
j.. TALLMADGE, Forwarding Merchant, Milwaukee,
Wis
RICHMOND l. CO., cor. Clark and South Water stree
SHELDON PEAsE, DIanag ing Agent,
marb:2bg Office foot OF Michigan st. Buffalo, N Y.
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A CURE WARRANTED.


Dr.. AMOS & SON have devoted their attention tNrlu
syely this peculiar class Of maai and the relief they
consequently been enabled TO render fellow
lures is fully testified anil gratefully acknowledged by
esceut patients ard others daily arriving utUwu ON u
parts OF the country for the express purpose MY VI consult
atous lille ;heie Xeuus have heen c ed hythe most
signal advantages yet from what they haft experienced
i"quting into the of these infectious GOmDuluts
from the simple condition to that of the dan
ger u and igyeeratc they have always entertained th
pass bilryu their prevention, and removal aud likewise
iuy lTabiy found h Ia most horrible and Malignant iormS
Of disease couf almost invariably he tmced to OF Il g
following Ignorance, neg lect, the h'd effect
unshlllu and improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded 10 discovering in tines election
heir remedies, SAFE, eeCual and cautious course, omit
ting al combination Of uedes win ch bear etluyOca
character we'll hose whDse premature inIudiC us
appcaon might be prodgctve o had consequences Ia the
auds of uvaie individuals In short the laudabe end Oi
rsirremedes is the lesseuing of great Of human
sery by The alienation relief and uTeveuuon OF those
rrievOrs icuns that In reality the secret foes lie
and which, whlethev extensively surround us,ca aloud
uTour skill and nteri, renee Ia their determination
COUNTRY INVAL1DS.
Persons IN uart Of the world may be successfully
treated bY tnrwurug correct deuilOi their with d
remit fauCe for medicines sc.
address Dr. AMOS s. SON. corner Main and Quav-sts.
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Graal NOtires.


GHERItB'S SALE PURSUANT
~ to he o5nmand Of an order Of sale issuo1 fom the
Cou of gommoe Pleas ofUuYshoga county, AZ Vic suit OF
Jonathan W, Kelly pl, aganst owen a. keiti others,
eeieHdAnty " btiug a rnceoling 10 tortuonO 20 me
dfec a shall oder sale at public auction a the door
q The Nout Mouse (cnuor Of Seneca aud ChampHin SIS
IN the ryof Ceveinrd IN "a county. On tho sth dav OF
NoyembeI sa9 a o'clock NJ Of gud day the 70 low,
being lot No. hrse ~ In William Cnsos subdivision of
los Nos "A hl and li2 said lot being Iy fott front
Lake street aud running haCg hui ed eh feet
rear rect. Appraised N eid0on. Also, To- III and
the esdunry interest Of lot No 72 ,bong he whole OF
- 10 amer doduetiug dover estate Of Haunah y.
OF Civ lots Numbered from iN to lS VI tho org'nf al
lomenl Of thevi SEQ Cey land anil Is undtd notlh-
westerly in front by Ohio rect nor heusiery by 10, no
suuhens of IN fear by GnrdHf lane and a0uthwcserv
hy 0 lis and fifty ret 10 width aud hundred ee Ia
deptn said lot IN appraised At $40 90 tnl said rCsdn
AIRY interest In said lot ~ appraiser S2fS7 The dow
er nlsTest 10 lot l72 vii be sold making cogplsi, title
BisoEsN Hoysv PrGs ty. 80 : i1-'' oeii:ass
SHERIFF. AND SPECIAL MAS.
~ TER'S SALE Pursuant 10 the command oi IN or
der Of sale issuel from the Jour OF Common Plea Of
Cuyahugt County, the suit nl Horace D. Clark, Plain
thag inst joan Efeter ard others, Dotondsuts To
directed Shnll 0hvr sale, az pub io anc n, At The
seets) ~ The " Of Cleveland, ia snid county, the
6h day " November 1889 at e'oook p. NJ of said day
the following destrb l,uds md teuemeuts, 10 Wit
situate in Mlddeburgh Iuwnshiu IN said county, beng
ninety and thr fUu tbs the side lot
No four 10 section No is the sam laud decided by
December llth. le49 recorded book a., usge 50
~ 4 l. N.
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VnE MINISTER'S WOOING, BY
= By Ms; HARRIET BKECHEh sTQwL Price
l25. For sale by ]. B COBB $40
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE.

Hy..... f3tonl2 eco ls 0nwater-Eastu f}bbl 100 25
10 balsd {tcn I'd 20 10 sandy H'd Cennt 25lo 50
HOps-........Sib 90 l6lWhte Lime ...... ID 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05
sg- Official proceedings of Board of Assist
mt Aldermen on third page.

DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL CoILEGE.-During late
visit to the city, we called to this institution of
which we had previously heard much, and were graf
parments it presents an easy and practicable system
ef useful edn alton that has heretofore in State
at least been deside,atum Here is offered all the
facilities necessary to obtain instruction indispensable
in the every day business aud concerns of life. 1t is
thing in reality, called for by the progress of the
times and Mr. Dobear in establishing this institution
is, in our judgment, only little in advance of an
educational system that will be generally adopted and
with which his name will be identified the founder.
The advantages OF readily and thoroughly acquiring
in his College the learning that must be acquired in
order to fit men for the successful prosecution of bust
ness at large are obvious, and of which the commu-
nifty will more and more avail itself.-[ [tIarrsonbprg
(Cataboua parish) independent
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TWO ELEGANT FAMILY RESIDENCES AT MANDE
vile.
BY ~. VIGNIE,

SATURDAY. May II, 1859, at the st. Louis
~ Hotel, will offer tor sale
TWO FAMILY RESIDENCES in Vaudeville, as per plan
in exhibition at my Office.
No 2 On Lot of Ground in square bounded by Lake Car
roll Coffee Jefferson and Coffee streets, squares fom the
steamboat laudng measuring in American feet
front Carroll steee between Lake and jefferson streets by
lI6 feet in pth tween parallel lines; together with all the
thereon consisting of spacious aud newly built
dwelling hous 40 by 4D; ki chen, 40 by l6; sable vy
cister fences and aual and,
slso with euitu independent bath house. and The undi
vidad onefourh ownership Of magnificent wharf just fin
ished.
No. 4 of a similar de- cripton as above.
The properties above deserted AXE part OF called
Carroll Row. erected last Of the most igoe lots
in the of Mandeve ans built the best desirable plan
and of the best material.
Ha- see plan office.
MSOne half cash. and the b. lance at l2 s,
in note secured by mortgage The property and be
interest date final The property
be ms the of the and interest," and the policy
transferred to the vendor
The purchaser have immediate session, de-
from the purchase the of $3.50 If he should
not TO take before the 80 of November
To examine the premises apply at Vaudeville TO fh Verret
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E5e Letter List tomorrow morning. -Ess
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

THE 0RLEAas.-For the benefit Of NJ lie Latranque,
a portion Of the operas " The Huguenotsh and The
Trovatore" will be performed.
The VARlETIEs.-Tie five act play entitled " Town
and Country, introducing most Of the company, will
be followed by dance and the rattlipg new comedy
Flying Colors."
The AMPHlTHEATER.-The Marsh Juveniles Will
repeat their representation of F" Macbeth"
ARMoRY HALL.-Capt. Walter n. Gibson will lec'
ture in behalf of the Relief Fund of the Young Mems
Christian Association
CONCERT HALL-hir. Leo Taylor, the oriental
Wizard and ventrloquist will give an entertainment
He is said to be exceedingly skilful in his art.