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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-21

Annexed Is an alIh9Sst,eal list OF articles which,
II dam2Ged3 may rBJ TSstored o theiF original
strength and usefulness by
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-21
0E8INq & TIFFANY.

~ ERAL PRopucl S5sEiss6S ..-s--ai s xrs, 70. ss
y feari street, New YORK Particular attention
ef4l eesh AdFalleee q 8 lsur "a 9 fain.
s-ltzEE1A9eas "a " Coz fresf n Y, Gas Light
go,i Chares 8. Fo1, Rrest City fire Insurance %.
y. 4; Thomas ". PsErsall, ESQ, New York WeaY-
e. Richardson Co., New York; Collins, Bros 4 Co.
Hartford; Alcott q Horton, Cleveland John Ten
nls Co, Cleveland; hahcOck & Hurd. Cleveland ;
Day GrisTold Co. Hartford JUS
&c nEaIse. LyD4E TIFFANY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-21
n ANGSTROTH ON THEHONEY

IL BEE -TA,s Wofkis nov sdmitted to be the
most practioaii and By far thu most sKtant The d.
Tectiohs Tor the Management Of Bees are most mi
mute and roaeh every possible contingency and every
accident 70 which bees are liable II Is we'll known
that Mr. g the inventor u the celebrated
has given such an hnnetps' 70 Bee Keeping during
the last two year, ~ this Invention al the honey
not ggped Tor tho support Of tho bees IN winter
20 taken away without destroying or iniuring the
boes. The work 4 fully supplied With cuts, ustFa-
ting every point necessary 20 aeoFrect understand
ing Of the management Of the swarm.
One volume, t03 pages, l,25. 70 ssls by
J. B. CQPA B O0., Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-21
COMETHTNG FXCIITSIVFI.v v

/ SOMETHING EXCLUSIVELY
~ IOh THE LADIEs.-Brownis HygieHic sus-
pension Naist and Improved Skirt supporter. Pat
EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE ONE.-In fact.
| every one would have one, II they only knew the
not only s6Fs the 1 most sSs 5 sps S1s. G
tracts Hoihins rom the hEsT CoscEIyABLE FORK,
such peculiar construction that Il relieves the Hips
frOm the almost insupp0rtable burden to which they
| 6e, upon the shoulders, and By means OF Circular
braces u stays ane Supports the clothing c2mpBtey
SoSS Spon 'as isS GSs9 oa ssPsf %
! llaksS + tEpb 81 ASTI;LAcER, holding the skirts
fiye IN IN, ,e Peson, aLid drawing ne nex bie por-
I ~ is also true and efficient SHOULDER BRACE
rs 6oS SaIra saPg8r, q ne skirts directly
new and valuable invention is also designed tQ Afford
9Il3S 1eaR'e M Fsl,s ,E s6 6 N many $50 ste ADlCAL
TieHI ltAQfS6s az many who have used Il for snch
Complaints can testify. These " Waists have passed
and scientific medical men, who all pronounce tbem
the best thing of the kind ever invented They are
tion 70 al who have worn then They mlssi ie ~
70 give one an idea q them spd El 10 Be appreci-
and exaplne thhu, 4 Lady VIII always be In readi-
ness 70 show them. Persona wishing purchase the
! vii cali on the proprietors a. tHAGRTE FALIs'
0hio who have The exclusive right for the United
/ OAUTION.-All persons infringing IN any WAY or
manner on this Patent, viii most assuredy bo dealt
way SGRRfs; n s ssHiIEFffiIEED Co, Proprietor,
| ILLI Successors to III q. Brown Co.
/ Chagrin Falls, o., Feb. q, ls6o. III = -.
Read the following recommendation ana refer
enees, kindly furnished " for publication by those
I who have Worn these Waists, examined and sold
them which, from the mahy more hatterinE commn-
hioaflons We have and are receiving daily s deemed
/ sufhcisnt for the present r.
--t tLL tf = OLEvKLASp. Feb q, lssD
hessrs. NORRIS, SHEFTus1D 4 Co.: We, The nndar-
4 signed, having worn "BROWN's CELEHRATRp HY-
eIENIo susPESsION WAIST 2 Tor the iRst few months
take great pleasure n recOmmending It 20 the atfen-
tion Of every lady Il is admirably aaansai "a ne
I EAaEi CONVENIENCE. HEAuTT ard uE4rth OF fhs
Weerer. furthermOre, W know II always relieves
J. anu IN many Instances effects rndcal cura of the
numerous diaeases caused BY tight laeinr We hopg
% see II come into general nso, for are fully alta
he'd i 4 what every lady who values comfort and
health should have aud We advise every one 10 pur-
chase H. Tor We can them they will never rs-
4 gret Il. q f 3-77 -
! Ms. Charles LoaTsff, Mrs. 4. staLrs -t 4 z Z
H.S Blossom, 8 H. n Burnett,
q Z. Ransom. - d 4 CoSists'
n gs Amelia p Nash, . Prof Brafneri p.
Mrs. d. PritchaTd, e----.-.-rr
REFERRNCEs. eriIs .aI. g
Dr. & 3 3 Bscsgith Brinets : Aprsldss, Pat.
"a y p RsITPsE zJ G0Sfe fa,s:s SaSss Leader
FL. BALDWIN %, Hchu J. Il Dewitt, Dewitt Merchant.
Freeman kellogg, - lf4ele
AoreRn& 4 Root 80 tst2o;2sl
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chasrln Fans, o. Feb q, Is56. z \ pr'"n

Read the following recommendation and rofer-
enees, kindly furnished u for publication 81 those
who have worn these Waists, examined and sold
them which, from the mahy more iatterinR commu-
sufficient for the present
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HENRY C. sPALDING SEQ.

Addras- ~ Cedar street, New York
- Post-ofice, box No $500
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-21

Onr stock Of Siik Coed comprises altogether the
largest and richest assortment esef eHefsd In this
market. GS1f iOl,S pTlcs oEly. = II - : ~
HaFlt ii E.L. BALDWIN CO.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23
A Grecuhoru on Locomotive.

Mr.. SnO grass. Jr has been scouting around
~ the West, aud as some OF his experiences are
Father amusing We copy an ex'ruct, as follow
When we got to the depot went around Ia
see thu iron hoss. Thunderalion II wasu'r 10
more like a horse than \ mretn' house. II
vas goin to drscrlbe the anlmule III said il
looked Ilke-wrll, it looked like dorneG if |
know what it looked like, unless il was n reg
ular hr-drvil snoring fire and birthstone oul OF
his nostrs and putting out smoke all around
aud pantin, and snoltinand swelin, and Chaw-
in up red hot Goals like hey was good. A tel.
Ter 81 ond in litlr house like, ferdin him all
the time, bu the more he hlowed and snorled.
Altrra spell the teller cotched him by the tail,
aud Great JericO ! he gave yell thai split the
gr0und Tor more than mile snd u half and the
next mnnit felt my legs waggin. nnd found
myself At tOlher end of he string { ( yehickles
| wasn't skerr,d, but had three chils and n
stroke of palsy ia less than five minnis, and
ms face he'd u curious brownish color in il,
which WIS perfectly nnuCcOuntBble. Well
SAYS !, comment is suprrfluous,' and took a
seat IN the nearest wagon, or car 6s they cali
ed lt--h consarned long, steamboat loOkln
thing, with strlug OF prws down each side,
b,g enough 10 hold about u man aud half -
lust rs | sat down the hoss hnlerrd tw ice and
started off like a strrbk, pitching me head first
d the stomach OF big lrlshwOmsn, and she
gave tremendous grunt ana keiched me by the
head and crammed me under he sea /; and wh"n
got out and staggered TO another seat the cars
was jumpin aud trarin along al The rate OF
nigh about forty Thousand miles an hour, aud
everybody was bubbiu up aud down like d
mill saw and every wretch ot I'm had his mou h
wide open aud looked like they was latiin, but
| couldn't hear hin, ihe cars kept such a
rakit. Bimeby they stepped oil at once, an
then such another aff ss bust out O them pas
myers 0s never hesrn afore. II fin al M
too Thar's what made me he maddest riz
mp. and shakn my fit at 'en. says |, "Ladies
end gentlemen, look-a.her! I'm a peaceable
strsngtr--" and away ihe darned cars went,
like small. pox was in town; Jerkin me down to
nv seat with a whOck like I'd hoen thrown
from the moon, snd their eussed mouths dap
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23

zs' Commodore Vanderbilt gave hie son
500 600 for graduating eredilably at West
Point,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23
Democratic Authority.

Tha Breckenridge wing OF the Ono Democra.
cy' through their rStale Central Committee have
's"'u an address 10 The Dcmocra' OF the State.
we quote The following passage iu relation TO
the repeal Of he Missouri Compromise, and T. a
author OF th& lluiny, Mr. Douglas. The con, q
miltre say
Shall we1fd their principles in the pol,i.
cal history oil their candidates. Are they to be
FOUND IN the example of the man who, in 1854
when his party WAS in the flush aud pride Of
mat ictory which ALWAYS crowns Just cause
faithfully fought, to further his owi selfish
purposes, and as mercrn8ry bid 10 the South.
ny means OF the pewer and position which rhot
pnrlv had conferred upon him forced mon N.
unwilling South. who did not ask it, and upcn
the protesting North whom ii doomed o defeat
dill founded or not upon right princi,lf /;
but nncalled for, useless. ill-imed, aud whose
sole rit.ct has beeo to re open HE leste ring sore
oi the Slavery On ston, and to hemp upon tha
betrayed party difficulties aud dssensions. ami
mosites and woes, without numberP
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23
EEOWaPGs Association, ,
PHlLAD DELP H | A.

npr pisnt lnstitu'!oR established by speo''| 'nIo"
rreai for the rssf Of NE sick and {stresSeLHH'c-
trd ,citi Vrnl.n md Eptdemr D,seaS'S' az" e'Pec
inily for the cure f Diseases oie SeruGi Organs.
&TEDlCAL ADVICE given gratis by the Acting
vi Surgeon to all who APP ly yletter, with dcs-
crption Of their con rlition lage, occupation hahS
of life. &c.,) and in cases ofeNtreme poverty meu-
cines furnishedtree ofchar=e.
Valuable Reports on SpcrmntorrhGa ana other
diseases orthe sexual Organs, and on the New kem'
olics employed in the Dispnn 1ary,s'n' '"th' "'mct
ur three At tlwus for roatGVH will Ia" acrerihhle.
AiIress. ul;.T. SiiilfiN HpUHHfON, Acting
Surgeon Howard AsIaciatiop.. No. south Nlhti
street, Philaielphin, Pa.
By order OF the Directors.
EZRA d. UARrWELl Pr'st.
GEn r LfTCHItp. Secretary.
December -, lS52.-34ly.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23

40 William Cecvcr an Old aud prominent citi-
zen of rccumsrh, Mich, who has voted the
straight d mocratic ticket 'urrhirry years made
speech the Other evening declaring his utter
disgust a the recklessuesS corruption aud folly
Of n, party, and saying that Tor the first Tim
ia his life he felt cons rra,ned To lnT'ake the
Democracy H. considered it his duty to vote
for Honest Abe Lncon, with whom he is nc-
quajued and in whom he hns couflrnce tie
said he also knows Douglas, but Lincoln is by
for lhe hesL mnn.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23
a G. A h sD

To tn. People of Perrysburg and Ficinity.
yu-uE Undersigned ould re spectfuly announcethat
he has located himselfn Perrysburg, for tae
purpose ofpracticing medicine. Havingb been Prar-
trino medicine a number of years in the county, he
feels no bcstancv in assuring the public that he is
reIlacquantcd with the diseases of this part OF the
State once in connection with F. d. Is. tl"llen'
b.ck'sT,sw building formerly occupied Ivy
n y Iollister 4 Co. Residence on S'cOnd-st., first
door east of Rev Mr.. Rosenberger's Church.
Perryslmrg Dee. 1.'j0. C. W.MARNlNM. u.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23

~ The Auburn Union Is authorized to say
that Mr. Seward wlll meet the Republicans of
Michigan on Saturd y s pit. |, of WISCONSIN,
on saturday S.pt s; OF Minnesota, on Saturday
Sept, 10. On his reutn h. will fill engagements
already made. by clling in the STATE OF linoi.
where the state committee shalt Sppoint, and
also At Cleveland, Ohio; Pittsbure, Pe;snd a.
Frpdonia aud L. Roy, n. Y. The days Tor
these latter places are Ia be determined when
he shall hove ascertoinod the probable time re-
CURED in the Norlh west.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23

~ The late republican convention in Cali,
fornia to nominate candidates for Presidential
electors. was he largest ev-r b Id there, and
the opiuion WAS confidently expressed by some
that with the D mocratc party divided, th re
was good prosprci Of carving the State
Some OF the old friends ol Senator Broderick
were present and rec ived with cheers n denun
citation Of The course Of Douglas in vo ing for +
confirmation Of Calhoun B.nham, the second
OF Judge Terry in The fatal duel.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23

~so Col Ellsworth, of the Chicago Zousves.
has brought indignation urcn himself by his re-.
cent speech at the Academy of Music. in Phil.
adelpha although it was spp'audrd durng It's
delivery. They say that although he deprec,ted
the puh'ie exhibitions Of hs command h, was
very drprecatory OF the size of ihp audirnce.
ana that altogether his remarks were ll.nstured
I'D vain At aFt t'
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23

~ ihe Rochester American says: The
venerable Judge, Isaac Sisson, of Csyugs com.
ty. who has voted with the Denocrotic pa,Iy
since the days OF jefferson, is out for Lin, OH.
he says he has stuck to the d mocratic partv
AS long as he could see anything Of the the pai.
~ lett and now. il having utterly dissolved, he
els II his dnly to work for il no louger bu,
intends to support he Republican candidates.
Lincoln and Hainin. EHFf
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23
Jhr gevrpshurg auurual.
TO A SICK FRIEND.


One dearly loved have not met,
For many weary dSS,
And life 10 mo has diearily passed.
Unchcered 10y one bright ray.
When the burning fever flushed your check,
longcd for sisters right
To stand beside YOUR bed of pain.
Through the lone watch of the night.
To hold the fov'rish hand in mine.
To soothe the aching brow,
To press the lips wheuce word, OF love
We're ever wont to low
But niue not the loving TASK.
To cheer your hours OF pain.
Until returning health should bloom
On lip and cheek again.
Yet my heart boats light when hear them tel
That now all niger is DER,
And life looks bright, for know full well
Tint we shall meet once more.
Wostdeld, Aug, 1sGo. LIMA.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23

oCF-A Boston pap~r says that in IsY last.
the American boat Oreana. after long chase
captured tie largest Whale probably ever found
So the practice commenced last spring for the
Amtricaas to run aitsr tas prince Of Whales
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23

~ Some Of the English papers are anne.
hensiye lest the prime Of Wales marry rrsttv
American girl, as prince Bonaparte did, in this
country The governor OF the Young prince is
careinlly warned to prevent such .niss3v-n.
ture" Marrying pretty girl though isn's
such a dreodful catastrophe.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23

ped open cnd the fellows went to bobbin Nm
"nd down again. | put on sn air of msvn,ni. .
nous contempt like, and took no more notice
OF EN-, and very naturally went 10 bo6bin up
aud down myself. ~F
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-10
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Alta called meeting of the Board of Aldermen,
held on Thursday morning, August 9Th, 1861,
there were present.
Law. B. Taylor, esq, President
Messrs. Barton, Simpson, Bryan, and Arm
strong.
The President stated that he had called meet
ing (under provision of the Charter,) to take
into consideration subject Of vital interest to
this city, viz: the efforts that being made 10
increase the rates of toll on Coal the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal.
The following preamble and resolutions were
received from the Common Council:
Whereas, reliable information has been rccey-
cd. that an attempt will be made AT the next
meeting of the Board Of Directors Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal Company, to increase the
tolls upon coal, transported on said Canal; and
whereas, in the opinion of the City Council, any
such action OH the part of the said Directors,
would be greatly detrimental to the interests OF
the people of Alexandria, if not ruinous III its
effect upcn the interests of the Canal itself, there
fore
Resolved, That the City Council of Alexandria,
rs the representatives Of the people of Alexandria,
and the holders Of Il large amount of the capital
stock of the said Canal Company, do hereby re-
spectfully but earnestly protest against any such
action, upon the part OF the said Directors OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company in this be-
half.
Resolved, That III view of the great Importance
to the interests of this city of the movement re-
ferrcd to- that Lawrence =. Taylor, President of
the Board of Aldermen, and Wm. >. Boothe, DC
appointed delegates to attend meeting OF the
Directors of said Company, to be held ut Bath,
Morgan County, Va on the 18th inst, to repre-
sent the interests of this Corporation
Resolved That copy Of said preamble and
resolutions, be forwarded to the Hon. John Letch-
er, Governor Of Virginia, with the request that he
will take steps to have the interests Of the State,
properly represented, in relation 10 this subject.
Mr.. Armstrong moved to enlarge the committee
By the addition of one, which was lost. The pre-
amhc and resolutions were adopted.
The following order referred by the Common
Council 10 the Committee on Streets, was recciv-
ed, and their action cOncurrcd i'll:
Ordered That the curbStones be reset and the
gutter paved with brick, i'll front OF the property
Of Mrs. Smythe, the corner Of Alfred ana
Cameron streets and III front Of the property OF
Wm Wheeler, on Cameron street, on the usual
terms
The Board then adjourned.
Testc: C. POWELL, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-10
PRINCE ALBERT'S FARM.

LONDON, June "a, l860.-As have been
somewhat of an agriculturist, | hope my re-
marks as to what say on Prince Albert's
farm will not be devoid of interest to some of
your readers. 1t is situated near Windsor Cas-
tie, about twenty miles S. W. Of the city, occu-
pies 900 acres, 100 acres of which is never
ploughed, and is wooded and sown with or
chard grass, top-dressed every four years
with liquid manure. The arabic land is
subsoiled every two or three years with four
enormously large Scotch horses driven tam
dem rotation of crops much the same as
ours, without the Indian corn. Crush bar
lev and oats in MILL driven by steam, keep
eighty short horn and Alderney cows, cow
stalls made of iron; iron troughs always
full of water in each stall. with waste pipe
to gutter behind them, and thence to manure
shed, from which it is pumped into carts,
similar to ours for watering streets and sprin-
kled over the grass. Keep nothing but Suf-
folk and Berkshire pigs, prefers former on
account of their taking on fat as one of the
swineherds said, "a dale of fat a dale quick
err" The pigs-pens are of stone, and paved
with stone, being lower in the centre, from
which pipe conducts the manure to keep.
In the garden saw peach apricot, plum-trees
trained aspalier, pine-apples, strawberries
and grapes in all stages of growth; latter, fin
er than in countries to which they are indigo
nous and ripe all the yesrround. Melons will
not grow in the open air, but they have very
fine vines in frames. Her Majesty must GER
tainly fare sumptuously every day. There
are forty men to attend to the garden alone.
Mr.. TAFT the gentlemanly manager OF the
farm, gave me every information desired. |
also went to see the Queens stables, at Buck
ingham palace-they would ma Ike more COM
Portable dwellings than two-thirds of the peo-
pie ofLondon live in. English tarriers have
found out that the upper part of the stall
ought to be the lowest by two inches at least.
There are in these stables one hundred and
sixty horses Her Majesty is partial to
greys and may frequently be seen driving
two in hand, in Windsor Park. The Prin-
cess Alice drives four ponies, and is said to
be an excellent horse-woman. saw eight
cream -colored horses that draw Her Majesty
at the time of opening or dissolving Parlla-
ment.
Their harness is red morocco, gold noun
ted cost $4,000, and the State carriage
cost So, 900 ninety years ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-10

No. 81 SD,tth Wuu Street, Ph1t0detphad.
C,prr,1. SG;2 ;2gS $40 90
Paid up Capital aad Surplus. 2,l94,lil w
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
rsNHi ) old and responsible Company nsures
L against loss Or damage 10y Fire, almost every
description o. property, and offers to Merchants
and others desiring Insurance, the security oi an
actual Capital u So 2gS. 500. for the whole OF which,
and or any liabilities beyond, the Shareholders are
INDIVIDUALLY RESPONSIBLE, even TO the extent OF
their entire iOrtuncs. The Shareholders number
about one thousand, and large portion OF
these are persons of great wealth, the most ample
provisions exist for meeting every possible claim
against the Company.
SUBJECT TO TIE LAWS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
Tn appointing an Agent for the United States
the Company has empowered him "to appear TO
and accept any action or legal proceedings lnstl-
t,;ted against by said Company, in the same
manner as if tho Company Corporation or
Company established by the laws of the United
States, or amy Of the several States"
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT CT LOSSES IN
THE UNITED STATES.
4 SPECIAL PERMANENT FUND HAS BEEN PLACED
AT THE DISPOSAL OF THE Agent AT PHILADELPHIA,
TO ENABLE EIM TO ADJUST AND PROMPTLY PAY ALL
LOSSES, WITHOUT REFERENCE TO LONDON.
LIBERAL TO TIE INSURED.
The uniform course Of the Company has always
been liberal one towards Policy Holders. Nojust
claim has ever been disputed, and prompt pay
ment of losses is ii standing rule. During the
past year, losses exceeding S525, 600 were paid.
Losses paid as soon as the amount is aSccrtslned.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income OF the Company is now about ST.
O0G, 900. increasing gradually each year, showing
that it has the confidence Of the different commu-
mites in which business is done
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate of Premium will be moderate, and III
all cases will be based upon the character OF the
owner or occupant, and the merits OF the risk
The conditions Of Insurance are framed with the
greatest libcrality.
JAMES r. CLOSE. Agent
RzJ~ Office in Exchange Block, on King street
sep 2S-d1y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-10

JUST RECEIVED
- 2n boxes Sweet Oranges 30 boxes Lemons
10 boxes Figs; > bales soft shell Almonds
200 bales Cream Nuts: 200 bales FilbertS
| cask pecans; cask Hemp Seed
l cask Canary Seed; 500 Cocoanuts
80 boxes Raisins, wholes, kalHee, ana quarters
case pruues; ] case preserved Ginger.
With II great variety Of other articles too hume
rous to mention--Cundies and Cakes constantly
on hand, and also made TO order. have ais" re-
ceived this morning, lot OF imported Canarles IN
Gp,song also Cages OF different sizes, and variety
of shapes. The above articles will be sold low for
cash, at C. SCHAFER'S Confectionery,
my No. north Fairfax street.