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ACQUITTED Rob rt Patterson, indicted
for an assault upon John Gentry. with ;ntsn, :.
kili was tried yesterday In ths Circui. Court and
acquitted 800 , "iu
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- Tn 0RnAf VIRGINIA knA1DY,
eHrSas aIn If yylsS INsALLrBLr ssxzpy yoR eoHos-

RHRA. AND ALL sECRKT DISEAsYs.
This great American Remedy, containing no ~.
heretofore offered the public, In tts curative Iesso
ratiye and renoyatIng powers ana sne mcaicA
world are aston!shed when told thst the ae0ve ~
when they have occular dem0nstrAtt0ng Ot thetnc
Bat ths proprietor. Who hes known Of the remsay
for twenty odd years. he's known Of case cf twenSy
years standing % be restored % perfect health. end
all other cases Of shorter duretoas 20 bs feeorea
without single exseptiol and thercIore cnalsnscs
cure provided the directions Are carried oat vish
prudence on the part Of tho PAtient: and 10 apy o.
tngly, In his or her easo he gnsfantees peTlect
cnTe and in case Of Allure. vt fu n!sh addltieni
medicine, free Of charge. 70 e0mpleee the cesSS
ous inconvenience TO the patient. GQed bV
GRUBbS PPkRs0N. pxu9iItsot
leenfs for the city of 1iclneHd,
A. to-eme No. 10l 1VU01 g.
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SAILED FOR CALIroRNIA.-The United States mail
steamer Moses Taylor left New York Saturday for
AspiDwall, with large Dumber passengers, among
whom were Hou Joseph Lane, Udited States Sena-
tor from Oregon, Hon VIM. A Grover, Hon Jas.
N. Crane, Lieut. Muiiau. U. s. A.; Gen. Vaudeville,
surveyor general of California, and several other
gentlemen.
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FRUIT KILLED.-The slight fall Of snow and
frost Of Tuesday morning, il is thought, have
pretty nearly destroyed all she fruit left by the
snow storm Of the previous week-Abin9don Vr-
Utaidn
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HEAvY DAMAGEs.-A verdict for 81 900 has been
obtained at Burlington, VT, against the Vermont
and Canada Railroad Company, in suit brought
by the Administrator of Mr.. Eben N. French.
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I I'll E DISPAT CHI.
TUESDAY MORNING :. -. ..IPRIT. IL isso

W The Report Of the Trial Of Daniel Il. slckIes.
Tor the murder of Philip Barton Key, reported spe
cia'iy for the Dispatch, will be found under the
Teiegraphic bead In this mornings paper.
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virginia and Tennessee Railroad.
The business of this road is steadily increasing =
Below We give the report of its operations for
March:
The receipts for the month
OF March. 1859, were for
Helgnt,......... ....:....................S20,l47 70
passen gers melt &C r.:..".... 2l!H 1856, ,I9l as
Passengers. mail, DC, ,...... I24i2 Is--s7.7o4 az
increase IN iso9"".........."- $ls.4S7 50
Over 10 per cent. increase on freight; about lls
per cent. on passenger trains, and So per cent
increase in the aggregate.
By the way, credit is due to the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad for the regularity with which it
makes its monthly reports as we'll to the press as
the Executive.
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RESCUE OF MURDERER FROM JAiL.-0a Tuesday
night last while the jsilor of the Ross County
Jail, IN Chiilicothe, was In attendance at wed.
ding, leaving onlya servant girl to guard the
building, man wearing mask entered IL and
keys of the cells. The terrified girl delivered them
to him, and be forthwith proceeded to liberase
Cadwallader Wallace, who was awaiting his trial
for murder, and two other prisoners, all Of whom
escaped
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MEDICAL CARDS.

60 On. SYEvAsus L. IxdRAM having
s,ii Ih.ed himself permanently Ia Richmond. resoent
Sais may be made either at his once on Bsnk strsss
pear tue Mechanics Institute, or at the 81 Chariss
A~'o'' NH g--dlms
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DgNTIsTs' CARDS.
JOSEPH WO0nWARn nsx

0i5sfH list, office on Main near 9th street at,osns,y
q, :" Jones. inserts Teeth in aay namber sh AIDE or
color upon hae go i.or upon the Caeop,as.
tic process, as advertised by DR. q w Jones This
new proc 50 has no equal for its psreetness Of aAp.
tstion, appearance, &c.
nn s.-lnls FNA'
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~HAnrsHolHs's AHrI- BILIOUS PILLS

HARTeHoAND'b bAATI-bILIous fILIs
ere the safest snd best Purgative Pills In use They
vt upon the Liver. stomach and Bowels carrying.
yrfpe are easy IN their operation and be taken
It any time without fear Of exposure. They remove
II ron suffer with any pain, use HARTSHORNE'e
OUREALL, the great PAIN ANNIHILATOR. II
ron have . cough. uss HART6HQRNk'g. COUGH
Sold by III Druggists N Richmond. 90 ls-su
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R@r BEAUTY 1t has votary in. ev-
cry heart, moves TO love, and refnes the taste If
ron wish TO be subjected 10 such an influence. 90
to the PHOTOGkAPr and FINE ART ia LLERT,
ana see 1t glow upon the canvas. breathe from the
PR0ToGRAPH. Do this. and If you have a heaft
to ieel and taste to appreciate, you must be
pleased 49, w
Photographs taken all sizss, up to LIFE. copied
from DaguerreOtypes or Ambrotypes, and colored
IN oil or water cosrs. making really beautiful pic
lures. q w MTNNJS
Opposite Custom House. Main st.
Rinl....
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~ LEE & PLnAsANrs-

ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Goochland and Hanover.
AS Notaries Public and Commissioners of Deeds.
&C, they are authorised to take Dispositions Afid
Wits Acknowledgment of Deeds Powers of Attor.
aey Bills OF Saie &C. TO be used recorded in the
several states aud Territories of the Union.
Office on llth st. Sd door from Main ma Ply
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SURGEON DENTIST

oflIce Main, below Pearl street. next DOR 10 p
Horton heach,s trimming store, and two doors
above aessrs Ihos Il Price 4 Co.'S DRY Goods store
The subscriber having removed 10 the above
house, would he plesse4 10 see thoss with whom he
has engagements, and has made extensive prepa-
rsticns TO serve tie public generally. All opera.
tsoos perhrmed in the most approved and scieptilc
style known TO tie Profession, and all work done
by him wGf aantsd to give satisfaction. fa5-3m
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90 TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
STONE WARE AT FACTORY = RICE5.-
Wehaye on hand of our own manufacture
very large assortme Mt OF superior quality
Stone Ware which we are ceiling at our Factory
prices, oonsisfing Of
jugs Jars, Pitchers, Churns. spittoons
Covered Butter Pots, Milk Pans
Cork Jars, fair tightD Water Coolers,
Water Kegs, Chimney Caps, &c.
Merch anita will please ca and examine our Ware
before purchasing elsewhere. and buy at Factory
prices 1T our Pottery, corner Of 18th and Cary sts
NIB III KEESEE h PARR.
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ORR HUNDRED DoLLAR PRIxE.-The Church ANTI
Slavery Society, at its meeting held in Worcester,
Mass, 10th Of March, psssed resolution Offering
800 for the best tract, showing that the Bible
qiyes no warrant or allowance for chattel elAyery.
Hon VIM. Walter Hawks, son of Rev. Prancis D.
Hawks, Of New York, died II California on theSth
nit.
Itis reported that hot pie 90 window sill 10
Bcston. Msss., has been seissd by the police for
smoking in tho strsefs.
A Cincinnati skoemaker advsrtises "ladiesf gai-
tsrs that ars auch admired By gentlemen"
A NsW York reporter calls sfoundiing baby s'sn
iElhntils capdtdate for human miseRy."
Rss. Or. Hoes. 81 RIchnead, psssehed 10 Chris
tiassburg, Va, dnEing lase peek.
Al sditorssye thas 1hsn 10 WAS In prison foz
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|. HOUSE on GOVERNOR sTREET

EsS FOR REST-For rent. and possession given
on the ist of April the house the west side OF 90
vernon street, now oscuried by Mr.; y. II. Cowling,
nd adjoining the corner house ia the occupancy OF
Msssrs Doggett & Anderson. Apply to Samuel p
Mitchell. and Andrew Johnston, Executors of VIM
MitchaIl ,Jr mh l,--ts
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NEW WAY 70 CoElxcr On DEpTs-Ou the com.
nlo1pt made BY Miss Anna ruriorg. Who keeps
g. merry establishments ak No. - Clinton Place,
b6l6re Justtco Welsh yesterday, WIN. @. Kelly vas
arrested and held 70 bsil On charge of apaoying
her, snd Of fpjurinG hsr business and good ssanHe
among her nsixhbors. She made Asa1ldssit thss
Kelly whois smpsUyed By Heudersoa = Co, o. ths
Protective Trade and Collecttos Agsnsy, was ~
the habit daily Of driving np and st0pplne - Font
Of her establishment an old aad dllapidAfcd voAis
Gle. drawn BY poor snd BAH lAmtsAea looking old
horse there hepg palntsd csaegicqoyeays ~ sither
bills collected by Hendsrspn 4 o. The cbiect
Of the demonstFatou hsiugs - - allegse 10 cols
iect debt fko1 person Who has 10 intereos b
the establishment TIE caeo VIII - heard o. Moo,
day nsxt.-M r Nnes
! NsIsher ~ dspastnsst cf sea1e ner that - -
naxy ~ rpeeavsd e0oial toeo1iiGeaoo ~ -
Psnsnay Expedtsiop.
Bossos, April q lese Eeyar1 Z: ns,.se ses.l xs
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RHODE ISLAND: = The Rhode Island State election
t0ok t pace on Wednesday. Thomas G. Turner, of
Warren, is elected Governor: John Rart,a,t ~
providence, Secretary of State, and Jerome b.
hiRloaii, OF Providence, Attorney General. These
we're on both the American Republican and the
nepuoilcan tickets. There is no choice fo- Lieut..
Governor and Treasurer
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- s.syoap's L,yss InyrooaArol-

SANFoHb's LiyBR lnvl00GAToR-
COMPOUNDED ExrIsxIY PROM GUN. .-iA mild and tf
iectual cathartic. acting drst on the LIvH to
eject its mos bid matter, then on the tomech and
their healthy action. and thus sTcngthens epd
builds up the whole system very rapidly and y th0
hest LJFEk IhVlvOKAfOR
LIVER lNvi9yRaT0s =,
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DEArH OF BILLY BowLEGs.- Intelligence reached
Fort smith, Ark on the 3lst ult., Of the death OF
the famous Seminole Chief, Billy Bowiegs.. Sus-
picions are entertained that he Was poisoned.
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\ DEsIRABLE RESIDENCE AND

~ OFFICE FOR RENT.-The House and Lot on
sth street, next tony own residence, and near the
corner of Grace. For a good tenant IL will be pu.
In repair at low rent. Also the Office. in the Law
Building, in the occupancy Of Abel u Mayo. 1t is
on the first floor, and has gas aud other coEven
iences. Bed rooms in the Law Building, and rooms
Tor clear water bath aud laundry in rear of the
same. Other desirable property both for sale and
rent. Possession given Immediately.
nh 22-lm BB MINOR.
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s6r Singers NEW TRAasvERss SHUT
~FAIRBANK's 6cALKs.
WAREHOUSE.
No. 106 Main Street, Richmond, Va.

~FAIRBANK's 6cALKs.
WAREHOUSE.
No. 100 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
A uniform standard of Weights. and correct sys
tenn of weighing, ects claiming the attention
Jf every individual in tho country.
A correct Scale is just arbiter between Duyer
and seller and IL of the utmost Importance that
Al instrument 30 nnversamy Saiisa upon 70 r9
transactions OF business, should be OF such Tett-
ability and erdctness as TO secure the c0gtdeRcs V
oU those Wlio may be affected by the results snascd-
ARE THE LE3ALiZED STANDARD,
FOR CORRECT wAIGHf.
tdWsun 2clich arose from, discrepancy Of ,ceght
tetceea one q Fairbdnks Scales in use by the bat
other manVacturer. !cQS recently tried TN the Court
qfCmmon Pleas, Baltimore The case occupied the
has decision stated the result Of the euidence that
Ae accuracy Qf Fairbanks Scales" aoas established
''D'''""" assXiiaiMii aEXAMiNE YOUR SCALES.
IAN INCORRECT SCALE WILL KNAw TIE VERY vITALs
OUT OF AN APPARENTLY PROSPEROUS BUSINESS"
Test your scales thoroughly. and If found incor.
celebrated Scales. the universally acknowledged
standard for correct weight:
WORD OF CAUTION.
The ,ceSearned reputation Of these Scales has tn
ducod the renders 9t imperfect gnd ~orthtess balances
haze thereby. IN many instances. been subjected to
frdsd ondfmp9sttt0a.
They can only be had in Richmond of CLARK
SON, ANDERSON Il CO., No l06 Main street, who
are the agents, and who keep constantly on hand
PORTABLE PLATFORM SCALES
PLATFORM COUNTER SCALES
UNION, Or FAMILY SCALES
DoRMANT WAREHOUSE soALEs
fMPsoynb EaPN gHbHTHaSER LITTER BALANCES
And deliver Mt short notice
WUEAT on HOPPER SCALES
FLOUR PACKING SCALES
GOAL DEALERE AND FARMERS SCALES
HAY AND CATTLE SCALES
RAILRCAD DEPOT SCALES
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES
WEIGH LOCK SCALES
NH l4-2m
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%oR aaEx aHu .

o. FOR SALE--The Eastern of the s
kSsS Brick Telements, on the South side of Cary
between 1ih and eth streets. IL is arranged for a
CroSsr stand with suitable accommodation also
tenant ~ $500 per annnaa " h''u
JAS. N. TAYLOR 4 son.
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C0soaan b. HrnxL, Dentist, One
and residence No 1sl. on Main, between an and q
ssASots% Nicomoua Va. R-lv
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CILxBRArToN Ar Ashland. J,

CELEBRATION AT Ashland. - judging
from the preparations, the celebration ofthe ami.
ystsary Of Clays BIRTH Ashland Will be an event
Of uncommon interest. Mr.. Goggin, and probably
may anticipate any amount Of good speaking. A.
to the dining arrangements, 1t torot necessary 70
say more than that Ashland dinners are famous
they rank No l In the estimation Of epicurss. Be.
leave the depot for Ashland ct 10 o'clock A. y, and
- M 90 that al who vish TO participate 10 the
isstival viii have most ample facilities afforded
them. efs%H
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FOR rem Posseseion r,;no,

sES imUedisttly-A very desirable Cottage ges;
dence in chesterfield, about six miles from Rich
mOad. on the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
ard near regular stopping place. afforsiine daily
communication With kichmond or PETERSBURG ;.
There ID attached lile garden. enclosed and With
in thirty yards of the house is one Of the finest
springs IN Lower virginia with neat and we'll ar.
ranged hIu.s for dairy purposes.
Any oEe wishing to rent. can see me, residing
near the placa. address By letter through Rich
noRd POstL lioe
Az, III
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/ Two LARGE ROOMS FOR RENT,

y& And possession given at once, two large rooms,
the "a and 81 stories, over the Hook AM Ladder
Company, on 10Th strset. between Main and Cay
They about ~ by 20 feet They are very desira
BILE and ia the business part of the city. Ap
ply to JAS NJ TAYLOR & BON.
NH 2S-5w Goddn's Hall,
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- DR. JoHs D. WALrHALL, (Homno.
psfhist offers his professional services 70 the III
sene o. Richmond anf It's vicinity. once 81 his re.
ie 2--dly s''
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"a FOR RENT-Wiih immediate pos
~ session, very spacious and comfortable Office,
"a The first toor over the Merchants Insurance
,ffice, on Main street. Apply at the office of the
Eity Sayiugs Bank nah 3l--ts
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ANOTHER WIFE MURDER.-Detroit was the scene
of another foul murder on Monday week Edward
ii. Benedict, an American mechanic, stabbed his
wife in fit of drunken passion. They lived
on Michigan avenue. Mrs Benedict was observed
by neighbors to rush out of the house and fall to
the ground. Her husband was seen to fly towards
the woods. The Wife was carried into the house
and shortly died from her wounds. 1he husband
was pursued and captured. Upon being taken
into custody he acknowledged the deed, and fell
mercy from heaven. He was arrested while pre.
pariDg to hang himself by q chain from tree 1t
appears that he had been drinking to excess for
several days previous
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Protection OF Women's Property

Il ".
bill before the New York Legislature, having q
as Its object the protection of tho property of
married women, provides that any married woman
may invest or use her property aud earnings, or
any portion thereof in any trade or business, and
that such investment, with the profits and the
labor bestowed thereon by her or her agents or
servants, shall not be subject to the disposal of
her husband, nor be liable for his debts, but may
be used by her and continue her sole and separate
property; and all contracts executed by her in
any trade or business in which she may engage
shal be in all respects valid as If she were sin.
gle. There are said to be hundreds of hard work
ing wives in New York, more especially in the
large cities, whose unceasing efforts to support
themselves in respectability, and to decenty pro-
vide for their children, are perpetually thwarted
BY lazy, prof1igate and drunken husbands, who, in
many cases seize by force upon the hardearned pitt
tance of the wife, and squsDder it in the first grog
shops that they can reach Surely it is time that this
wsnton abuse should cease at least 30 far as it is
countenanced by law. The old statutes of New
York and other States and the present practice
put the wife's property and earnings pretty much
at the mercy of her husband and his creditors.
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= DFsIRAgLE HOUSE AND LOTs


ri FOR SALE ON LEIGH STREET IN THE
CITY OF RICHM0ND.- ing TO remove &
the country, offer for sale, privately. my Dwell
inc House. on Leigh street, for many years occu-
pied by Capt John Prentiss, with four lots at
tached thereto, fronting each 16 feet and running
back l6Ofeet TO an alley. said lots Will be sold to
Qether or separately, as purchasers may desire
ANY information a. regards terms, &C., may be oh.
tained by applying TO Mr. Alfred Shield, or the sub
scriber ON the premises. who will take pleasure il
showing the property TO any desrous of purchasing
nnt t5-im$ CATH AkINE PEESTiS.
a. FOR KENT--And possession given
the 18th OF April next. the very eligible
ROUSE on 9Th, between Grace and Franklin sts
now occupied By Mr. Richard Hill. ir. 1t has seven
good rooms. with an eui-kitcben and large BOT at
tached. For terms, &C apply 10
p NJ TABB & SON, Ast's,
NH 4--ts Under Exch ange Hotel.
N HARVIES' ROW FOR RENT
The aIX TEN ENEHTs on Byrd and 7th street
have been thoroughly repaired. and are now ready
for tenants. Apply TO
LEWIs E HARVIES. or
THIS w BR0CkESBR0UGH,
Ia z7-ts Al Richmond DaBvie II X Co.
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ga FOR RENT-A tenement, with
6.s good yard end garden, IA feet deep, near the
,orner of Broad and Jefferson streets, at s. per
month. Apply TO u PEAkE.
u ~
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Henry Clay's Birthday.


Preparations have been made to celebrate tb.
orthday OF Henry Clay, In variou. portions of the
union' He is one Of the few men, never in the
fresidency, whose memory 10 thus hoaored. 10.
oeeo' the birthdays of sll OF those who we're thus
nonored, except Warrington and Jefferson. are
generally permitted to pass without any special
eommenforation. The greatness of a man deriyea
no strength, and his reputation no vitality from
ohciaI station. Nor is it merely intellectual nre
em'nence that makes the most abiding impression
In the popular heart. Alexander Hamilton wa.
probably man of more creative genius and of
greater versatility of talent than Henry CLAW or
probably any other statesman who has flourisaed
10 this country for the last half century Yet very
few people know what day of the year Hamilton was
born 90, or when Daniel Webster was born tha
contemporary of Henry Clay, and, in classical
eloquence and scholarship, very likely his supe.
rior. The people admire Hamilton and Webster.
but they love Henry Clay, and that is the reason
they "keep his memory green" They would think
their duty to the fame of Hamilton or Webster
discharged by erecting massive pile Of granite or
OF marble over their last resting place, but they
love to plant flowers upon the grave of CLAY, to
Keep his birthday, to look upon the portraits of
that face which had in it such elevation. dignity
magnanimity, beroism, and which was 80 genial
AID generous, and every feature of which bespoke
the man who "woud rather be right than be Pre-.
sident." This is the kind of greatness that lives,
greatness of soul, of character and purpose, com.
bined with powerful intellectual energies. and
consecrating them to the good of the country and
OF mankind. If the ambitious youth of America
would secure real and lasting fame, let them look
for it-not In the petty and transient notoriety OF
offcial position not in the ostentatous display of
splendid powers of mind, but in the devotion Of
great faculties and extraordinary means of use.
fulncss, to the good and happiness of society.
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@ VALUABLE DWELLING AND
81 VACANT LOTS ON TUE EAST LINE OF 9Th
authorized to sail the large Dwelling located as
above, Row in the occupancy of W NJ Harrlson,
ESQ The Lot has q front Of lao feet, and depth OF
1876 feet The Dwelling is not only large. but is
veniently arranged for the accommodation OF
soik separate IRON the vacant ground the North
and south. Apply 10
ap plot GODDIN Il APPERsON.
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pEMOVAL. - Mrs. @. j. ALLEN has
~ removed from over r. H. Ksach's, on Main st !,
70 9th between Marshall and Clay streets two doors
from cisy. All kincs OF MANfUA WOkK done ~
N mpt sftNufion nah Io-~lm
RACON -THo hhds prime Hans, Four
~ hbds or1ns sidss. fonr hbds prisns shoulders,
- = sr.Ezs1rT5 & gao.
ssD5 2s. Main stfest.
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e. FOR kENT-A large and commo-
Hz dious residence on Church Hill, adjoining the
residence of John L Ligon, Esq. on Franklin be-
tween 10Th and 9th streets Ii has sll the m3derp
imp ovements, and every fixture Necessary to make
q residence comfortable and desirable. For iurther
particulars and terms, apply te
GEO II JEWETT,
Agent and Collector,
an 7-ts Office 18th ST betw Main and Frank lin
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-24

All the going Westward connect at Cegssnd With
trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, CincinnHti sc
ke. aud AL the trails gOms EHs,ward conuec 4
'pnkik the trsnS Of the New York CsnIa an Fuf-
falo and New Nort CITY RaIlruadS.