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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-29

WILL make his season at my Stables,S
w one mile from the city OF Richmond. on the k.JSN
Mschanicsyilr Turnpike, and within sight Of theHAA,
Fairfield Race Course. II. will be limited 10 sixty
TEKas -One hundred dollars, and one dollar 10 the
groom.
Mares will be well fed and every attention paid them. at
fifty cents day JNo. ". E0TTS.
a
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Far tie Eng
CORRESPONDENCE.

CLARxsBrRG, March 18th, 1850.
To His Excelency HENRY \. WISE:
Dear Sir:-The question has 50 often been
propounded OF late, whether you intend to sup
port Mr. Lctrher for the office Of Governor,
that silence here seems to imply You do not.
Believing your position to be misunderstood,
and very much desiring TO see the public mind
dsabused. would be highly gratifed if you
would in some form, at an early day give pub
licity to your views upon that subject.
have recently entered upon the canvass as
senatorial clcctor for this district, and do not
wish to be embarrassed on the stump by side
issue that can have no other effect than to dis
tract the Democratic party. The Democracy
are not unmindfnl of, or ungrateful for the eal,
liant fight you made in the last Ciubcrnatorial
campaign, and would doubtless be gratiiicd To
hear an expression Of opinion from yon upon
the very exciting questions Of the day that are
so vitality important to the party.
With considerations Of high regard,
am. very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant
BENJAMIN WILSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-29

How QUEEN DRrssE>.-!At the last lcycc of
Victoria li,r Majesty wore ~ train Of white siik,
broaicd a wreath, and bunchcs o: flowers in green,
rel and gold trimmed with white blonde and rgchc,
Of green -atn ribbon. The pe,;coa; white satin
trimmed With white bloidc. and riches Of white
satin ribbon and >on.e hoops Head dress, diadcm
%. emerald, and diamonds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-29

ARREST N HAMPTON RoADS-Thc Deputy
Marshal arrested Jas, "Wednesday. in Hampton Roads
Cal,. Ilcn.y Wilson. OF Tie ship Avery, ani Mr.
Ossc. the mate Of the same vessel. los virtue oi
r.n;> i>>GcL hy Commissioner John T. FriH.,>,
wiic. charge, the captain wiki having set scv,i."!
l> asA"rc on mn unuhabi,ed island ~ tie P.t
tie uccan where they lc!t 20 look ont for :Acin
selves 40 Oc-i ,.cN NAV
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WI. HAGAR, JE. ( co.
COAL PROPERTY ron LEASE.
W. VI. & II. II. TREDwAY,

ATTOR NEWS At A w.
MILL attend regularly all the Courts Of Pttsylvaia and
w Franklin counties, and also the Quarterly and Supe
~ ,og':s oi The county Of Henry.
f Attf.ss, P:.sy,yaa:a e. H., Va. Feb ely
t.,scASI B,AEsDALE, T.. VI. BAKKsDALk,
Late nf charlntte of Richmond.
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The PoroNAc FISHERIES On Tuesday and
Wednesday about l9.o"o ,lad were brought TO Alex
andria and sold Il; from $3.50 10 So per hundred
the !rsl named day. and from Sl6 To so the
l"ttor day. Herring brought go per thousand The
Sentinel says the weather j. quite favorable but j; =
;;iI,ln.. ~. inr.irL il.. r...liIi iur sr,smu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-29

TIE NEW STEAMER FOR NoRroLH. splcn-
did steamer Adelaide. LOCO tons burden, purchased
by the Baltimore Steam Packet Company TO run Oh
their line III place Of the North Carolina. lcit New
York :or Norfolk icw days ago. She T. 30 be COM
mandcd by Cap. Cannon, %; the latc steamer North
Carolina
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CHARLES n. STUAItT,


ASHLAND, lilSvvEk CorSTY. VA,
~ Practice regularly In the Courts OF the counties
w o. Hanover, Caroline and King William, and will at.
.y business in any Of :he Courts held in the city OF
a.tNonl Dec 12-d3tGctf
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Il hi, season in the counties OF Amelia and lSASN
Powhu;an. and will at $50 within the LSlA
season. which may b- discharged by the payment sD II
paid within III. season and 80 TO insure TO be In
foa II the parted WITH the insurance and fees
forfeited Fifty cents 10 the groom in every instance.
g. 4. j. BLAST0S,
%, NIL Atn.li
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-29

JxFrrRsoS'S DAY-Thc Democrats Of
Massachusetts intend celebrating the 18Th of April.
the ll6;h Anniversary oi Thomas Jr!lcrson's birth
day, ut Salem.
PoHrNG FrS.-Onc of our contemporaries
says that after the election the Opposition Will sing,
"oh, Wilsy, VIC h we missed Mes ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-29

GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDs.-A fresh
(T sunnly inst received and for sale BY
J. p DUVAL, Late Duval 1 Norton,
March % Corpsr Main and 10th streets.
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To EDITORS AND PRINTERS.


i STOCK or PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS, Bol-
pggS pEESsE> &C. &C. large supply Of which they keep
osnap;y hand a, their Type and Stereotype Foundry
Ne :. Cold -. New York.
We haye fc assortment Of all articles required in a
CASES. CHAsEs, GALLEYs. &c,
AZ Q: which equal every respect any
-',,;sr- in thi. country, and which will sell on the
.er. viz months credit for approved negotiable
se,, Per cent discount for cash. Old Type taken
exchange for AZ the customary price OF line cents per
;g-a ( delivered within 6J days from time OF purchase,
- wM HAGAR, JE. L CO.
s ant-rsisned. AcrSI VIRGINIA, FOR :he above well
tsoSa establishment supply :he trade with every de:
,'p;;on Of PKST!SG MAIEgALs. NJ the manufacturers
i:ses. And on ;h- sane liberal terms.
itya; printed :hc "EiCANoSp ESQrIREk' for upwards
:,a ,er, s type and other materials purcha.ed from
N-s,f. H,g,RS Co. an induced 10 recommend materials
''ul l-ir establishment In preference 20 others
,-ia-f Books will b. furnished the trade, and such
wM h. ALLEGRE,
Na-chl; Enquirer" Office, Richmond, Va.
COAL PROPERTY FOR LEASE.
lt undersigned, Receiver under certain orders OF
III: Crea cour, Of the county Of lI.ur:cO, Oilers for
,- he ~.i.nown COAL MINES In Chesterfield county.
s.ras 20 he Chesterfield Coal and Iron Mining Comps
" AL Known the Black Heath pits For terms, apply
JAMES MOKRlSETT. Receiver,
Coal Field Station,
On the Richmond and Danyile railroad.
sy -'''r. may he addressed to Midlothian Pos, O:ice,
,sc;-'as!i county, Va. March la-rodlm
W. VI. & X. II. TREDWAH,
ATTOR RNEY AT L A w.
WlLi attend regularly all the Courts Of Pittsyvana and
w Franklin counties, and also the Quarterly and Supe'
~ tog':, % .h- county Of H-nry.
81 Address, F:.syiyan:A g. H., Va. Feb ely
C;,scASI B,kksDALg. e. NJ BAKKsDALk,
Late Of Charlotte OF Richmond.
n B,kIsD,Lg, late OF Farmvile.
BARkSDALE & BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
OsFicESeAk SHocEoE WAREHOUSE.
lBsRAL ADVANCES made on Consignmen's In hand.
IL Jan. 5-cts
EDWIN WORKMAN Il CO.,
Grocers, Commission Merchants.
DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
ttP constantly hand large and full assortment OF
N uepCEElEs. together with LINE, GCANO, PLAS-
t TAR &c and attend particularly TO the sale OF To
IVY" WHEAT, CORN, FLOUR &c. Feb S-cSm
CHARLES II. STUART,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
w., ASHLAND, li,SvvEn CorSTY. VA,
VEL practice regularly In the Courts o; the counties
w o. Hanover Caroline and King William, and will at.
Aay business in any Of he Courts held in the city OF
at1oni. Dec. 2S-dSt&ctf
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Ait9mon0 Enquirer,
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 90.

BY RITCHIE, DUNNAvAST. TYLER WISE.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-29
By THE GoyERNoR or vIRGINIA.

GEORGE ". MrNP0GD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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{ H. B,KIsDsLI. late Of Farmville.
BARkSDALE & BROTHERS,

DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL.
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
ZIP constantly hand large and full assortment Of
N GROCERIES. together with LINE, GCANO, PLAS-
.t IAR dc, and attend particularly 10 the sale OF 10
sAICn WHEAT COp\ piuI'R kr Feb 3-cSm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

MISERABLE DEArH OF TWO ONCE BRIGHT STARS.
Intelligence reached this city almost simultane-
Ously of the deaths of Eldridge F. Paige, ,unvers-
ally known,,as "Dow Jr." and "Jaek Winans," the
once favorite comedian. The former died at San
Francisco, and in the most miserable and squaI-
lid condition imaginable. The San Francisco
Herald says
at would be utterly vain to attempt giving
the slightest description Of the rocking alth and
squallidness Of his apartment. The bed was in
nOeent Of linen Of auy kind, and was saturat ed
with water. The floor was indes ribaby filthy
and the walls damp with moisture aAd filled with
| fungi. 0n the table stood two tin plates, that
had been probably used for some time, and never
cleaned from the mOment they were first
soiled these contained the Temnants of his last
supper. On small table near bis bed were two
bottles containing liquor-ths curoe Of bis latter
| life and undoubted cause Of his death. His feet
were resting on the foolboard OF his loathsome
cot, and no portion Of his clothing had been re-
moved except his hat Thus died Eldridge II.
Paige, once a man Of wealth, position and celeb
rity"
EDOw, Jr.'s" sermons have been read every
where.
! Winans died at the Philadelphia Alms,IIouss
lie had been sent there while suffering All attach
Of mania Potu, and was put into a room with
man similarly affected. IIe was one day missing
but 1t was supposed he had escaped and no seArcl
was made for him but a few days afterwards /
was found that his companion had killed him sn'
endsavorsd to hide tho body in the RshoS. Th'
aesh was nearly all torn from his bones Man!
a laugh has WinAns raised at his cOmicalitios, bu
his sun has ses in gloom.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

JEFFRIEs CAGED.-Some time in August last a
negro named Jefries, who was living with MIR. o,
Elmore. East Cleveland, being sent 10 town for a
load Of potash, stole the horses and wagon of his
employer that he came TO town with and ran of
with them, and with a negro girl who lived on
Union Lane. Within few days this woman being
apparently dissatisfied with her husband or para
mour, wrote to Marshal Craw telling where he
could be found. Officer NcIlrath was sent after
him. He found him living in shanty in the
woods about ten miles from Terre Haute. He was
at work in field when McIlrath reached the house,
but dropped his work and ran TO the house where
he seized u rifle to defend himself with The Off.
Ger was as quick as be however, aud showed the
muzzle ofN revolver in close proximity to his head
when he submitted to be taken. This was on last
Saturday evening. Jeifres was kept al TeIre Haute
over Sunday and arrived here yesterday, la this,
as in other police matters, McIlrath has shown
himself to be valuable officer, prompt and eners
getic Jeffries waived an examination AMI was
bound over to the February term of the Court Of
Common Pleas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28


MoNpGY EvEuINo, Dec 20.
All the members present except Messrs.
Rhodes, Reese and Maynard
sundry bills were reported by Tho committee
on Bills and Accounts, andordered 10 be sent TO
the Council
On motion Of Mr. Fogg, the committee on
Teachers were authorized to make such trans
ters Of teachers as they may think advisable,
aud report the same at next meetinQ.
petition asking for the use OF a room in
the Washington street building for an evening
singing school was referred 20 MIR Vauqhn
Aiessrs. Rhodes and Vaughn were appointed
committee to provide heating apparatus in
the Pearl street building.
Messrs. Reese, Stanly and Bradburn were
appointed committee for a similar purpose in
the west st Clair street building.
On motion of Mr. Bradburn, the Superintend
ent was authorized to add to the pay roll the
sums due teachers temporarily employed during
the last term.
petition was presen ted by Mr.. Fogg from
parents ofpupils attending Mr.. Wilhelms school
expressing their confidence 10 his ability and
taithfulDess as a teacher aud their hearty ap-
proval Of tho recent action Of the Board in sus-
taining him, and rsking that he be retained as
principal of that sohool-sigucd by Mcssrs.
James A. Gorham, Charles llickox, James q.
Doane, John Tennis, Allen Smith, Jr, A. ID.
Lufkin, W II. Van Tyne, II. s. Brokenshre,
and others. Referred to the committee on
Teachers
Adjourned to Tuesday evening, January 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

MORE LITERATURE.-Several new periodicals
have made their appearance this week. Among
them are the "Weloome Guest" published by M.
M. Ballou, of Boston, the proprietor of "BallOus
Pictorial" and "The Architects and Mechanics
Journal" at New York, which seems to be fine
thing, worthy tho attention OF builders, &U.-
Gloason's Pictorial has come out in a new dress
-neater than the old. Beside these, wo have
"Vanity Fair" the new comic journal, which is
designed to be the Panch of America. 1t opens
quite we'll the leading picture being Mr.. Ward
at home at the Chinese Msudarins tea table,
while the French and English Ambassadors knock
in vain for admittance. Hawks & Brother have
all the above.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. "a.
The steamship Tennessee from Vera Cruz on
the 22t instant arrived here to-day.
A part Of the cargo of guns and carbines or
dered by the Mexican government had arrived
from New York
The barque Julia Dean from Havro for Vera
Cruz was Lost on the 9Th inst. in a gale, near
Vera Cruz. Tho o'ew were saved. and the YES.
sci is not total loss
Gen, Degoado had arrived at Vera Cruz.
Tempico was quiet aud no attack was appre.
hepded
Gen. Marqueza had been imprisoned by Mira.
mon, charged with insubordinaton.
The Liberals had surprised and captured
Tenotitian in the State Of Oaxaca.
Nessrs Hyde d Goodriehs large Jewelry
store ON Canal street, was burned on Sunday
Loss 100000.
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xXXVIh CONGREss--FIRsT SESSION
WASHINGTON, Dec. q.


The message OF the President was received
to-day.
Mr. Cochrane, IN Y J moved that It be laid
on the table until the House effects an organi-
zatIOn.
Mr. Craig, of N. O., moved to amend the mo.
ton so that the message be received and read.
Mr. Cochrane accepted tho amendment.
Much excitement prevailed, tho Republicans
calling for the yeas aud nays
A cali Of she House was ordered
Mr. Stanton, Of Ohio, argued that thore was
no pTecedant for reading the message when the
House was not organized.
Mr. Craig then withdrew his amendment and
the original motion was SgTeed to.
Mr. Smith Of Va, then resumed his remarks
on the slavery question, referring TO its history
for years past and causing numerous extrac 4
to be read in support OF his position,
Houston, Ala, offered Tesolu ion proposing a
temporary Speaker for ten days, nothing to bo
done In the meantime except the passage Of a
bill to meet the DEFICIENCIES aud liabilities Of Post
Office Department, when tho ofioO shall become
vacant, and the Heass proceed TO the election OF
Speaker. The Republican side obi jeotod 10 the
Introduction Cf tho revolution. Houston wanted
Il made known that the objection came from the
Republicans, who pretend great sympathy for the
Government Mail contractors, but are not willing
TO adopt measure with tho view 70 their relief.
WNshbUTn, ILL.,, said they would accept tho
resolution Il John Shorman's mamO wea inserted
In the blanks,
WashbuFn, Me-, wished II TO DO known that the
Republicans went TO elect Speaker for the whole
terra.
The vote Of the House wAs called preliminary
to vote for Speaker.
The House ,hon proceeded to 22d ballot, with
following result;
Whole number 2Osj necessary choice 1906 sher-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

Patents were issued to the following Ohio in.
vsntOrs during the week ending Dec. 2Oth,
1859
John AugspeTger, Of Trenton. for improve
ment in cattle pumps.
Henry II. Blown, Of Chagrin Falls, for inn
provement in skirt supporters.
Simson 8. Henderson, Of Oxford, for rat
traps.
Enoeh Jacobs, Of Cincinnati, for improve
ment in iron plate Jail
d. N. Cook, Of Mansfield, for improvement
in pans for eyaporating cane juice. Patented
June 20, 1858. Reissued December 20, 1859
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

That Professor WOOd's Hair Restorative
WILL PRESRVE INFALLIBLY

the grosM aad color Of tho ha,r. II nsed two OF
thfee times week, 10 auy mngnhbn Perfectly,
store the gray cover the bald viii own trpamon
the hhF; make itmore Sof aud beautnl than any oil
ana preserve the scalp free all 10 The greater
ge StatnSmen, Judges Attsrnuya Dctb-s Ciersymen
tioeSsunal men nd Gemlemn Rnd Ladies OF an olasssu
a over tho world bear Testimony that do say t
uuS1 ,i IN IN MM VS. Iayor Rond the following and lurgei
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

man loli Scott CAL, NJ; Houslcn I5; 0llmor IL
booook IA Maclay 2; roatsnnK s5. Adj.
rtaf sgstrn
The ptesidenta Annual Message was brought
in BY iho Presidenta secrttary.
NJ. iverson. Ca, moved that it be read.
hr. Collamer Of VT objected, aa the under
standing among the Senators was that no business
should be done during the Christmas week.
The question was debated by Messrs Davis,
hayafd aud Others when the motion Of Mr.. Iyer-
eon prevailed-yeas 28 nays l2 The Secretary
oi the Senate then read the Message.
1hr. Cliugman, proposed TO postpone the con-
alteration of the message til Jan 3d
Mr.. Bright said 1t would be better 10 adopt the
usual course he moved that the message and
documents be printed but asked that bis motion
lie over until after the holidays aa the Senate had
no printer, yet this course was pursued and the
Senate adjourned
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

children II not dsodged lay the foundation Of
eases oae dose Of this reay peusanl liquid will destroy
aud bring them away. operation s thorough Tho COM
plaint rerey returns Every constituent Of the vefuge
sFsgesehe and harmless It gives no pain.
Price Is cents sodb BY WIN. FIsKE,
Nettsh Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

mr. Judge Abby repeated his lecture on IrO-
land, England, Scotland and France, last evening,
at the Academy of Music, to good audience,
giving great satisfaction to his hearers.
The Judges lecture is really very interesting,
and we hOar it suggested that he will be called
upon to repeat it at other points. Literary sooie,
ties will find the lecture "good card"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

have the Atlantic for January, II contains the
first number of "The Professors Story" by
Holmes, which opens we'll In addition Is the
usual variety of valuable and excellent articles.
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NEW ADvERTlsRmENTs.

Evans Batter dissolution.
Evans, Fargo & Co.-Produce Commission Merchsni
o. Gutter & Son Auction Sale
VIM. Il. Castlo-FaIm for Sale
W. DSWitt-Asricultunsl Election
Heman Chtteuden-Assenee's salo.
Cowles h Co Watches, Jswelry, &C.
Collins n Robinson-Fire and Marine Insurance.
s. s. Rarrio-Coal Oil and Lamps
Physiological Researches es--speoial Notice
Hollo vay's Pins-special Notice.
Hostetter's Bitters--Special Notice
Rev. Mr.. Wheeler--D Donation Visit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

DONATION VIsIT.--The friends of Rev r. H.
Hurlbut of Erie Street NJ. E. Church, will
make him Donation visit in the basement of
the Church on Thursday evening, Dec, 30. All
are invited. I'll
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

BLAoKwooD .-Blackwood for December can be
had a. Hawks counter It has articles upon the
fight upon the Peiho, the French Emperor, and
many other interesting topics
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

.go- The City Market was like "banquet hall
deserted" to-day-wish tho "city fathers" could
have been "around" to have heard the highly
fattering opinions expressed of them by the in
dgnant citizens
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
" Plain sad Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Printing Establishment Of the LgADRR Office
the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses in tho
best STYLE short notice. at reasonable rates Par
euar attention paid to Blank work Every desorp ion
Of Binding dous, especially Blank Books Ledge Journals
Sales Books Receiving Books sc &c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

Presented bY Ne. Rider-

PRESENTED Dy MT. hlder-
ResolUed, That the acting City Commits
sioner be and is hereby required to remove
and repair the Engine House recently occu.
pied by Engine Company No. 8, to some suit
able place, to be selected by the Committee on
Fire and Water, for the use of Protection
Hose Company No. 2. Said Committee are
hereby fully authorized and requested to lease
q suitable place on which to place said En-
gine House. Adopted.
By Mr.. Marshall, That the Principal of
each School in the city be required to receive
proposals for the building of fires in their
respective districts, and let the contract to the
lowest bidder. Referred to the Board of Ed
ucation.
By Mr.. Clark, That the Board of Education
be requested to inquire into the expediency
Of having the pupils of the Public Schools do
the necessary sweeping of their respective
rooms. Adopted.
By Mr.. Rider, That steps be taken to have
the land specified in the ordinance establish
ing Park street. condemned by the Court OF
Common Pleas as a public street at the ex.
pense of the property owners, as provided by
said ordinance. Laid on the table.
CLAIMS.
Claims to a considerable amount were pre-.
sented and disposed of in the usual manner
ORDINANCES.
To provide for the construction of sewer
to extend from point 384 feet easterly from
the centre line of South Perry street in Eu.
cid street to Lake Erie, to pass through o
portion of Euclid and Muirson streets. Re
ferred to Committee on Streets.
During the proceedings, Mr.. Rider notified
the Council that Sheriff Wightman was pres
ent with an execution against the city, and
was instructed to demand immediate actor
upon the claim of Il. Cowles 4 Co. agains
the city for printing. Referred to the Com
mittee on Claims.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

PLU@BINo.--For all descriptions of plumbing
work aud water fixtures, there Is no better place
In the city than that Of D. P. Bower, successor to
j. Barnes a. Co., Atwater Block Mr. Bower is
prepared with choice and well selected stock,
good workmen and plenty Of them TO promptly
and punotually execute all orders, large or small
The numerous samples Of his work which have
been done throughout the city for many Of Our oiti-
zens are their own advertisement
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

lzB'Jewett is Ing off books 80 at give away
prices during the day aud holds auction every even
ing this week. Call Immediately if you want books
cheap. ltd.
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CITY s. NEWS ITEMS.
wEDNnsDAY MonNINe, pEo. as, lsap.
TRAvELRR,s nRgIsrKn.
DEPARTuRFs.


c Citizens wishing conveyance either the above
Trains o. Boavs with called y tho
see 81 superlof street, door neatto Wedaell House
Nov IA, 1859
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

PkEsENTATION.-Mr II, S. Stevens Of the Omni-
bus Company was on Saturday presented with a
valuable set of furs by the employees of the Com
pany.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

1as- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, ]. s. Matson's and Olmsteds news depots
At news depots at weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, It's Ontario Street.