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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICA


% PORTLAND, April 10.
The steamship North American, from Liver
pool 4th via Queenstown 5th, arrived this evening
Shocking revelations had been made concerning
the Cooe trade in the southern part ot China
The information is derived from deposliions Of 100
men tax N from the CoOlie receiving ship.
An inau Try was ordered by the allied Command
erin Chief, and it was found that in three Coohe
ships two Am sTican and one AltenberTy bark, the
Coolies had been kidnapped, and nominal con-
sent to eight years engagement IN Cuba Wrung
from them by horri, ,Sle mode sJf torture.
Iouis Bla6c has m Nde a most successful debut
as public lecturer.
Naples April 4th-Fa, 'tiOns OF persons attacked
the troops at Palermo, bit were diiarmed. The
city is tranquil
had decided as TO the obi,sct OF his move
| mens they refused to march with tho cry OF
s.Viys Reina" Ortega fled, pursued by bis own
troops Hopes were entertained that be would De
captured. ,,,
The troops that be had mustered bad made sub
mission TO the Queen Perfect tranquility throngh'
/ cut the nation.
The Deputies of Madrid had presented an ad-
/ dress TO the Queen.
swITzRRLiND-The National Council, by a
vote of lO6 against 8, and the Council OF State,
the Federal Council
Sydney, Australia, Feb. 7-Great Hoods have
destroy ed much property.
The steamship Nova scotian, from Portland,
arrived at Liverpool on Thursday, stu inst,
by telegraph TO Queenstown, London April D.
The Daily News city article, of yesterday even
/ ing, says to-day there was further improvement
in the funds Of lS, but in the afternoon they re-
lapsed to yesterdays prices. The supply OF mon,
sy Is more liberal, but the high rates continue Dut
J little business is done below 3-4 to per cent
The Times city article OF this evening, sa 5
there has been fall in the shares OF the Great
Western Railroad, of Canada, on account OF non
\ declaration Of dividend. Illinois Central declined
,n the announcement OF 8 call
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs-hessr5.R richardson
sne uee & Co report the market for bread5luhs
0uiet and steady.
llsTha Liverpool provision market IS active but
stsaJv The holiday has produced quistDess 10 the
ulI56ei P6t Isbe Quiet at a9s 29s 6I Pearl ashes
quiet at 33s 33s Cd
Suear- ouie and declined 3s Cd.
Rice-Quet @
COHee-Steady.
Oil-Cod 36a3a; iinseed 29a26s "
Rosin--Dull, 493a484 for common.
Spirits Turpentine-Dull, 35a35
Tea-Sales unimpOrtant. i .,
London Money Market - COnsols close -
Thursday at "a 3 a94 IL for money, and "a
a "a So for account. .t. .
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TIE CONoERT The Concert of the Cecilia
Society and the Cleveland Gesangverein at the Ne
lOdeOn last evening was well attended, and the
programme was carried out with entire saiislac.
tiOn 70 the audience, Miss Baumler sang finely,
and Ihe violin variations by Master Gratenrath
was 9 asnlendid Thing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20

the popular caterer to the public tastes has pre-
pared for the warm days by putting his splendid
soda fountain into operation ready to draw fOaming
draughts to order. schrink is always on hand at
the earliest moment with ell the delicaces in bis
l;na
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20

FIRE.-Ths Ere alarm at O'Clock yesterday
morning, was caused BY the burning Of > frame
house No. % Courtlsnd street, West Side. Twas
owned and occupied by Mr.. A. Williams, and was
entirely consumed. The family were awakened
by the dense smoke, and narrowly escaped with
their lives. The origin Of the Gre is unknown.-
Los On. hoass and iurnilure. 500 insured $500.
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FROM LEAVENwoRTm
LRAvENwnnrH. Anil l.

LRAYENw0RTH, April 10.
The Express from Denver City on the i2th, ar
rived last night with $1,000 in gold per messenger
Net the second outgoing Pony Express at O'Fallons
Bluffs Nothing Of interest had trAnspired 10 the
gold regions EmHants were coming in rapidly
and preparations for mining were being rapidly
carried forward
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20

The ACCOMPLISHMENTS that Mrs. Peel's
Campbell Ainstrels open at the NelOdeOn this
evening with their budget of fun and music. The
Company y good one, and to receive good seats
an early attendance viii be necessary.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEH AAIh DIE
Wm- 4. Rashalnfls Tair DEs ]

The ONLY haTallcss AID reliable DFe hsowR.
The Original and best in the world
eEl others uers iiaiions and should bo asoided
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sssunl and natural Brown Black, without the least
aJuzy 70 n 'iT OF Skin.
vardod to w a A. Batchelor since lsss shd soOoo
applications hay been made the Hair Of his ParsnH Of
Ais famous Dyes
VIZ A. BATCH. .TLoRB HAIR DYE prOanees salpr
ast to Be disaguiiha from nature and S WARnAETHD
not 70 nurs in the lssA however, long nay be continued
and the u sEant Of Bad ys5 smsdied; ne Hair ia'so
Msds sold Or 1p5isd n private rOOmlI At he VIC
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20

The HABITS OF Coon SooIETY: A HANDBOOK
FOR LGDIEs AND GENTLRMEN-with thoughts,
hints aud anecdotes concerning social ObserV-
ances; nice pointa Of taste and good manners,
and the art Of making ones self agreeable &c.
From the last London edition. New York;
Rudd 4 Carleton, 1850.
There have been many books upon behavior ,
and many rules Of dress and etiquette, but this
treats the matter the most sensibly Of all yet pub
lished. The rules Of etiquette may be supposed Of
little moment. but 50 long as much of the good
feeling Of social intercourse, and very much of the
pleasure Of an acquaintance are dependent upon
an easy address aud a cultivated exterior, so long
will such books DO good. While it il true that
the great secret Of poltenoss is the desire TO please
and benefit Others Il Is also true that the ObserV
ance Of few rules Of courtesy makes a vast differ
e0ce in our choice Of companions. This book is
written with sense and can and will be found good
authority.
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IMPORTANT no FEMALES.
DIR. oHEFsEMAN,s PILLS.

Dn. OnHhDEMAN' . TluLO.
nPE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
n 'EETs in these Pills are the result Of a long and
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., in carr, ~ iTegulnritisI Panfd henslrus-
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S Pills.
The comm ment bf new In the treatment q
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50 many thousands Of the yOune the bsauta ana We
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enth unless she regular and whenever obatfactlen
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eHsctua remedy cVer k10Wnf Az
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SUICIDE.

BOsT0N, April 70.
Charles Stone prominent LAWYER Of Plymouth,
N. H., and member of the New Hampshire Legis-
latuTe, committed suicide this morning
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AcADEN1 or MUsIo.- To might the grand old
play Of London Assurance viii be put upon the
boards at ths Academy. It is Miss MitChelI's ben.
eat and she will play Lady Gay spanker, one well
calculated to display her talent Harry Eytinge
will render the palt Of Dazzle. Go early and Sc
cure a seat.
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PLAIN AAB oRNAMENTAI. PRINTINo,

PLAIN ANB ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
E-PlGin an ornamental printing Of every description
doao a The p nlag Establishment Of the LRADER Oaco
the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses in
the bost syls short notice, and reasonable rateY
Particular At entioR paid blank work Every desorp-
ton OF Binding done, especially Blank Books Lodgsrs,
Joumall. sales Boohs. Receivlng Books, SC. &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20

HARPER -Harper's Magazine for Nay opens
With an illustrated article upon 'Loungngs in the
footprints of the Pioneers" This isfOllOWed by
another upon 1.-THE Ancient Monuments in the
United States, and another upon "Ths siIlCEOrm."
Thsckeray continues bis novel Of "LoVel the
WidOWsr, and the usual choice miscellany I'LL the
number. Hawks & Bro. and Cobb 8 Co. have the
Magazine.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20

BEDFORD REPUBLICAN CLUB.-PrOf Gatchsll
viii speak before the Bedford Republican Club on
Saturday evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20

HEEEAE AND SAYERs-NEws By THE SPIRITU
Al TELEoRAPH.--Several indiYiduals in oinein-
natl who bet heavily upon the fght between Hee-
nan and ssyers, formed circle on Monday
evening, at the house Of celebrated medium, aud
presently the spirit Of the well known Jesse Tims-
nus, who in his lifetime had paid some attention
to the GLORIOUS art of self Defence" sigphsd his
presence, ana informed the waiting circle that the
fight came Of at dsy-break that morning, being
the exact time set BY the London correspondents
of the New. York sporting papers, which did not
reach Cincinnati until yesterday. Tbs spirit Of
Jesse gave the result as follows:
"First blood" for Sayers. First knock down"
for HeenaD, who, in the llth round, knocked the
English champion out Of time.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS


~ The Daily. Morning Leader IL for sale 81
HsWkS, ]. 8. Msts0n's md 0lmsted'l neWsdopotl
AZ news depots AZ Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
n ,touinlans, IT'S Ontario Street. -.a.
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Firth WARD.-A meeting Of the Fifth Ward
Republican Club viii be held at / 2 O'Clock this
FHday) evening, at Freeman's Hall, St. Clair
street A full attendance is requested.
By Order of the President.
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sANFOR RD's
Family CathaFtie Pills,

rue bcgetdOte EITGctSs dtia p9t W ~ Ot03s
Cases, AH Tight, AID IOili keep n any eli-
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The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL Is gentle bot ac-
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ice mulo tian twenty y0ars.
The constantly increasing demand nom those WI
have long used the PILLS aud the satisfaction Whcf
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then Withinthe reach Of all
The Prufas N fuoy thst different Calharcs act
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Ths AaTLY cA-zlT HAhFIC PILL
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~ The iver Mvignratrr snd Family Ca;haftic Pills
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MsnufactnTer and ffuniietors
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TIE GREAT TRrBULATIoN; or, THINGS CONINs
ON THE EARTH. By the Rev. John Cumming,
D. D.. +. r. s E., Minister Of the Scottish Ma
tiOnal Church, New York. Rudd & Carleton,
1890,
Cummings Great Trlbulation" bas been widely
advertised and heard Of, at least, il not generally
read, and those interested, or who have examined
the first volume, viii find more prophecies here of
what Is 70 be.
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NO UTON's OINTMENT,

sALT-RHEU AND sCROFULAi
P0mansniy cures aiahead klnGWorma and al Itching
Eru 1tl0nS Of lbs Skin.
hs Ointment penotv vas to the basis Of the disssss--
os its verv suresunk euIes It fCm the eah beneath
% The skin on the suffice ed in large glass bOIes pcs
90 cents.
Prepared BY oEnRIT NoEToN, Proprietor, New York
Depot At PENToLD. PARrEB M0EERs No. Is BseE-
'tS Sod 81 STRONG & ARMSTRONG fsbs
On. MccL5ETOCK's COLD AND CoUsH Nix
TUEE-AmonE ths cold and cough remsdiei" that hOOa
she MARKET his a0ns stands The solid basis Of true
medical science Dr. bIcCntooE stands IN the fore iron
Of the profession. He stakes his reputoa On what he o
fsrs 10 the aick genuine curative. Never A1l m
pruparafion falGiied his EusrlItY. Frlee = cents.
sala ~ VA. FISKE, and b STRONG 3 ARM
ETROEG ClefoiaHd. ts11z
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School DAYS OF EMINENT MEN. By John Timbs,
F, s A, anthOr OF "OurIosities Of London"
fThings Not Generally Known" &c. From
the London edition, Columbus; FOllett, Foster
& Co., 1860.
This book contains, rst, sketches of the progress
Of education in England, from the reign of King
Alfred 10 that OF Queen Victoria, and second,
sketches of the early lives Of celebrated British
authors, philosophers and poets, Inventors and
discoverers, heroes, statesmen, and legislatOrs.-
It will be seen that wide range of subjects is
thus brought within the limits of the three hundred
pages which the book contains. 10 the first Sec
ton are portrayed the education of each sovereign
and his early habits and tastes, which often exer-
elsed important influence upon the people. The
second section explains itself. Altogether the
book is one full Of pleasant instruction and his.
tory.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20

EV E. Rufini. ITS Superior 81. has received
the Spring Fashions of Hats and Caps Il EN-
braces oil styles aud qualities, and Of course viii be
sold as low as possible. We should advise those
who wish beautiful and well becoming hat or cap
10 call ON Mr RnlIlni ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20


TkACHRRs INSTITUTE AT BFDFoRD.-APRIL
18Th. Is60.EHsying met at the appointed time,
Messrs. Humiston, Hillyer and Pratt engaged
in lively discussion upon the question OF eX
cluding books entirely from the school room.
Mr. L. P. IngersOll occupied his time upon
subject of Biography, presenting the analytic
mode oftesching.
After recess Mr. Pratt occupied his time in
presenting a regular system OF teaching Gram
mar.
On motion, Prof. Sanford, IngersOll, Pat
rick and HumstOn were called out respond
ing with remarks upon the scientific mode Of
teaching Grammar.
In the afternoon the first business being five
minute speeches, after listening to vocal music
by Messrs. IngersOll, Pratt and Chamberlain, it
was resolved that scholars should be prohibited
from laughing by example from the teacher.
THE question was discussed by Messrs, Cham
berlain and HumistOn.
The subiectof Fractions was presented TO the
class By Mr. Chamberlain. D.. ai
M. Humiston illustrated his method Of teach
ing reading by introducing to the audience q
class Of very small children, who intereste
those present exceedingly.
Remarks were made by Messrs. Lockwood,
| Robson and Wheelock
/ In the evening very large concourse OF peos
pie assembled at an early hour in the largest
house Of the place, and listensd to the discus
sion Of thefolloWing
s'On the whole, has the progress of the last
half century been healthfnl!"
Z. P. IngersOll, Esq., sustained the affirma|
/ i've and Df Robson defended the negative;
Rev. s. L. Hillyer was then introduced TO Che
i audience and gave a very interesting lecture
conberning the Indians Of North America, and
on motion received vote Of thanks for his able
entertaihment.
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N. SOLO MoNsoN.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPTIcIAN.
eepsths largest Sssormsnt Of tsa0Et approved kinds
yof SPECTACLES. An his Glasses. whether for near
AZ sighted sro ground under hls on na7eeton, By ma
hiRsfy Of construction, with the greatest care 20
A. to suit ali cuudg WEAKNESS. DZzinoeg
or Inflammation Of the Eyos and imPaFng strength 10
long reading or fne sewing "a u
thai never employs any the sale OF his LenseS
O. Also-A splendid assortment OF SPY QLASSEhs
MICROSCOPES, COMPASsES &C, kept on hand.
" ARTIFICIAL EYES Inserted without PAM as per-
NO 81 SUPERIOR STREET,
Rear FOgg'H CrDokefy Store.
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Last Nights Report.
CONGRRss--FIRsT SESSION.
WAsHINeToN, April 10.
SENATE.

WAsWNeToN April 10.
SENATE.
Mr.. King stated that the Senate's printing
Investigating Committee was ready to report,
and moved the printing OF 1000 extra copies
of the testimony. Adopted.
The House bill supplementary 10 the act for
taking the census, was referred back from the
Judiciary Committee and passed
Mr.. Bayard reported bill from the JudiciVry
Committee for taxing Of private property for
public use, and allowing just compensation
therefor
Discussed without action.
The Homestead bill was taken up and Mr
Gwin's amendment concerning mining lands
was rejeeted-9 against 33.
Mr.. Wade moved to substitute the House
bill.
Messrs. Fitch and Crittenden offered amend
ments, and after some debate the Senate post.
pOned the bill to Wednesday week, and went
into executive session.
Adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
The House went into Committee on the Sens
ate's amendment of Military Academy bill,
authorizing the employment in Texas of mount
ed volunteers.
After debate, Mr.. OteIO Offered an amend
ment appropiiatinR ike sum Of money (near
" a miiEion) for similar regiment for New
Mexico More debate of an uninteTssting
nature followed, when other amendments were
offered and rejected. The Senate amendment
wos rejected so against 9.
Mr.. 0terO's amendment was also r,jccted.
The amendment reducing the term OF study
/ at West Point to four years was adopted.
The Committee rose.
The House eoncurred in the Senate's Texas
regiment amendment, yeas, "A, nays ~.
A motion was made to reconsider the vote.
Mr. Bonham called up his resolution that
| when the House adjourn on Friday it be to the
9Oth, and it was tabled, SO to SO.
Adjourned.
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TRAVRLRR's REGI1TRn.

CtlnsnS Wishing convsyanee to either Of The above
Trains or Boats win be called for By the Coaches Of
Stevens Omnibus Line BY leaving their address At the
Omnibus Oco. 81 Superior street, door next 10 Wed
die House.
Anil 10. 1880.
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B-PaddOck has the finest Four Dollar Hat to be
found in Cleveland, and be has Twenty-Five Hun.
dred Shaker Bonnets which be will sell lower than
they can be bought elsewhere, and his whole
varied assortment Of goods are going OF at the
same low rates
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-20

THE ELEPHANT-Elephant Bill was arrested
last evening for indulging in his iayorite pastime
Of beating his wife.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported BY the UnIOH telegraph,
OrFIcH, WARINe's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AND
ST. CLAIR sTREETG
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op.psd at baif-past eight o'clock with prayer

Opened % nal past slBus y stSSA "t'A tAeisA
By ihs Rev 8. /. Hillyer, -
some little time was spent IN miscellaneous
matters, Whan Rev. Mr.. Hilyer was called upon
and gave q short address on-the complete educa-
ton Of Ibe man, illustrating bis points by nappy
incidents Of history and our Own Gay gong lo
show that ''great men, are often 30 simply u ons
respect or faculty. he desired 70 have harmoni1
Gus development.
After Recess. Mr.. 3. P. IngefsoIl passed nom
his previous lecture, On Analysis and Ciassinca'
ton 10 Geography TO the reasoning process. he
urged its adoption that mind night be developed
BY thinking and reasonings even among children.
/ He claimed that knowing the surface, SOIL and
climate, We can determine IL q good degree the
uroducis, animals and Inhabitants Of a country.
4 Different natural surroundings tend 70 draw out
/ and develop the physical world and The whole
nature Of man in very different dlrectiens.
E79 A ]. 6FRA6Kn, Secretary.
.
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MEDICAL RLEcTRIcITY.- .-Dr Gibson ls the only
scientific and successful Electrician in the city Of
Cleveland and Is the only one IN possession Of
Haitering testimonials from the most eminent Pro-
essOrs of Electricity in the United States in refer
enoe to professional skill in the use Of EectrictG
as a curative agent; and the only one who treats
Liver Complaint, rheumatism, Paralysis, Disease
OF the Brain, and other Chronic Diseases with uni.
form success. He will pay q premium for The
proof that bis success Is equaled BY any treatment
that is now or ever was In the city OF Cleveland
Tor the cure Of obstinate diseases. Call and see
cases cured at his Office No. III Ontario street.
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FIRE.

ALBANY, April 10,
A FIRE this afternoon, on Orange street, near
Hawk, destroyed fifteen frame buildings, Loss
about sl5 600.
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EV- For the best qualities Of ssgars, Tobacco
ard SNUFF, 60 to q. Dietz III suDsrior.st.
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FROM HARRISBURG.
-est HARRISBUEe, April 10.
,,,.,a t,-,,,,b tt;s e,yepi,o, an, tba pen
BUSINESS NOTICES.

InyigoratOr. p
srmIrUALIsx--Miss A. W. spragus. apopular
Trance Speaking Medium, wiz lecture at ChaPin's
Hall. Sunday morning and evening, at 10 l-2 A
N. and I-2 P. NJ. Morning lecture free. Ad-
mittance 70 evening lecture, 10 cents.
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WTGSl WIGS! WIGS

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They elegant. light, aSylnd durable. o.
Fitting chsfm-no turning % behindno Hhrin Tag
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y Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, CastOru, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C., &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
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