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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20

The WATER WoRKs-ANNUAL Report The
Report Of the Trustees of the Water Works for
1850 was read before the Council Tuesday even
Ing, WherefFom We leaIn that the distributing
water pipes have been extended during the past
year nearly mll,s, At au expense OF S25i iOOO.-
The total length OF distributing pipe Is 10 miles;
ls new hydrants have been added, aud 3 street
reservoirs, TO facilitate the effort Of the 6rtmen,
making in all 1872 llrs hydrants and "a street cs-
terns supplied from the Water Works. Prospects
Of the Company good, and works In excellent
order,
From the secreta Us Report We extract the
following:
The receipts for water over running expenses
and repairs amount 10 S5 POI 20, showing gain
over receipts OF 1883 Of So 977 81, wqlle the run.
nng expenses and repairs for 1859 are IN excess ol
1883 Ony S9l069. The running expenses and
repairs Of The works have exceeded the receipts
for water from commencement Of running the
works 10 jan. l. 1858, S3,5l4 10. whchw will reduce
the net receipts for water to Jan, /, 1860, to Sl,'
6S7.l9. This amount OF net receipts VIII be ap-
piled 10 the paymont UfintcTes on the water bonds,
or the extension OF the works as the trustees may
determine. We have a23 connections or regular
water takers, and about los irregular, or persons
taking water from those who have made cOnnec'
tions; in all about 1000 takers oil water. OF this
number did not renew their leases In the months
OF November and December, thereby reducing the
receipts for water some S4O0. The parties upon
application for the renewal OF their leases will be
subject to the back rent and the penalties es pre-
scrlbed by the rules and reguati- ms of the Trus
tees of Water Works.
Some two years since the city voted an apprO
priaiiOu OF $4,000 in city bonds tor the compile
lion and extension Of the Water Works. or this
amount, S95, 900 have been sold. and the proceeds
so appropriated, leaving balance Of $4,000 OF
bonds on hand.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20


RATHER FUNNy.-Grace Greenwood, in her
lecture here the other evening made suppositiOn
which placed our Cleveland wSmen in rather IN
embarrassing position, and convulsed the house
with laughter. Speaking of tho horoism of the
Past aud the Present, she said tho women of the
present might preserve the moral element of here
ism, but thought they would lack the physical
stamina to emulate the deeds of the herOines of
another age. As an illustration, she ustanced the
old story of the capitulation of Weinsburgh several
centuries ago. Weinsburgh was besisged BY the
LmporOr Conrad Give mistake nOsl and tho every
the latter we're obliged to succumb and Capitulats
upon the conqueror's terms, which we're that all
the men should die, but that the women should be
allowed to 90 free, taking with them at their ex-
Odus, whatever articles property they most val>
ued. The time being set when the femonine
hegira should take place, Conrad and his army
assembled TO "see the ladies of" before they com
menoOd the somewhat sanguinary operation Of
cutting of the heads Ofthe doomed men. What was
the astOnishment Of the cOnquerOr to see tho
women of Weinsburgh tOttering through the gate
and over the draw-bridge, EACH WITH A HUSBAND,
LOVER FATHER OR BROTHER UPON HER BACK =
They had taken what they most valued, and the
old freebooter swOre that though it was raseally
trick, an Emperor's word must be kept, and 60
every male Wsinsburghian who was fortunate
enough to have place in the heart Of woman,
found place upon her back also, and was saved.
Of course everybody laughed at the cOmical pic
ture Whice Grace drew of the scene but when she
went on 10 suppose Cleveland city to be beseged
in similar manner, and some modern Conrad
stipulating like terms, the ridiculous reached a
climax and the house came down. Laughing eyes
we're turned upon sundry little women, with
souls full of beroism doubtless, and love for their
lords, said lords however. being somewhat of the
largest; and when requested there to imagine
themselves emulating the herOines of Weinsburgh,
series Of pictures rose up before the minds
eye which would immortAlize the pages Of Punch.
Some Juliet, she said, promoted by her glowing
love for her modern Romeo. might attempt the
task, but she feared she would have to give it up
in despair, and take up dOlefully the part Of
the old nurse in the play, sxclaiming, "oh my
back my back !"
The spirit might be willing, but the flesh would
be weak,-there might be lack of will, but there
would bo an awful lack of backbone. Wern't We
glad for the time being that we are q small man.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHIHeToE, Jan. 10.
HOUSE.

Mr.. Hindman made 0 speech accusing the Re
pubeans Of the responsibility OF the non organlza
IiOn Ofthe House. IL they had put in NOMINATION
one who had not endorsed tho circulation OF
book counselling rapine, insurTeetioR, and blood
shed there would have been no prOlOa aged opposi'
tlon to his election or an aluslou 70 the white
slaves Of Northern factories.
A debate ensued bstWeen him and Gooseh wi th
out eliciting and points Of interest.
Mr.. Hindman said John Brown was q tool Of the
Republicans, and no Republican could sknlk tue
resnonsibIlity, Pnblio opinion would gibbet them
as effectualy as If the hemp that strangled John
Brown was already around their neeks.
If Mr.. Hickman could march his Northern mer
to the South the NOrtherners would be welcomed
to hospitabe graves" The black mantle OF Re
publicanism covered both Sherman and Helper, Il
was an insult TO the SOnfh to insist on Nj. Sher-
man for Speaker. The democrats should unite on
one of their own party and vote for him to the end
of the contest whether it ended tO-mascOW or the
4th Of March 1861.
After some proceedings Of no particular interest
Mr.. Leake caused an article from the N. Y. Cour
ier and Enquirer TO be read and denied that he had
ever said on this door that the election Of Mr.
Sherman was Just cause for the dissolution Of the
Union. He thought it the initiatory steps, and i
il were followed BY the election Of NJ. Seward fOl
President It would be easus belli. he denied
the truth Of the Courier's assertion, that they
wanted to reduce the six millions Of whites al
the South TO slavery.
Mr. Pogtle referred 10 the recent garrison con
vention at Utica and ia resolutions, that the N.
Herald Eas 3 safe medium for communicating
abolition utteranOes to the South. He advised
the Abolitionists TO pRtronizs the Herald. ID
regretted that these proceedings should have keeE
scattered over the country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20

FRE.-A fire occurred at halfpast three O'Clock
yesterday morning destroying two warehouses and
barn belonging to Mr.. sThOrman. The build
ings were located at No 9s Cross street near the
junction OF Kinsman and Erie sts
The warehouses were stored full of hides and
pelts, and but little was saved The greasy nature
of the hides added fnel to the hames rendering all
efforts to extiDguish them futile, A dwelling
house adjacent was oonsiderab scOrched by the
flames, but was saved, with other adjoining build
ings by the prompt efforts of the fire companies
The loss Of Mr.. Thorman is estimated at from
$4,000 to $1,000; insurance in several companies
not above So, ,OO0 .
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
Il DIENTS in these Pis srs the result of long and
extensive prac-e They mild in their operation, and
certain in oorrect Irregularities Painful Menstrua
sti,us removing all distractions whether from cold
otherse headashe. psin the 81 e, papitaOn Of the
heart es all affections, hystolics fatigue,
main IN the h ek and limbs. Se', disturbed sleep which
arlse from inter- Vption Of nature
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the II Of new era in the treatment Of
those eguariies and distinctions which have consigned
so many thousands Of the yGng the beautiful and the be-
owed TO Premature Crave No female eaa enjoy good
health unless she is regular and whenever an obstruction
4akes place the general health begI rs 70 odeelin1
DR.. CHEESEMAN = PILLS
are the most enectua remedy known for all COM
plants peculiar to Feaes To all classes they are inva-
uabs tn1ueag igi certainty periodical regularity They
are kusn to thousands whs have used them at diheren
periods Throughout the country having tho sanction Of some
Of the most enaenf physicians America Explicit dtrse-
foa stating ghe and theH they should not be used with
each Bo1-ths Piice One Dollar each boz containing 90
Pills
valuable pamph 10 b. had free, OF the Agents Pills
.eaf by mail promptly, byanciOsng price 70 Tie General
n 81 HUrCHIN0S, General Agent,
lG5 Chambers St, New York.
Sold in Cleveland at VIM Fisks and GalSrd Ham
GecTeOVVd no
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYBli HAIR DYE
Wm. A. BathelOr's Hair Dye!

The ORIv harmless and reliable Dye kDO1ea-
The Original and best In the wOrldt
n1fofhers are mere limitations and should be aTO3ded
v0u wish 20 escape rldiCnle.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to q
-, - ,stur.l Brown or Black without the least
injury to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
r,5 % Wm A. Bateholor since 1ssS and over 80 900
Iitio Nave been made 70 the Hair Of his patrons 81
his famous Dyes
wa a RSTcl, -VLoR's HAIR DYE produces color
Estto be dslneuisheu from naturs and is WARRANTED
not to inJurs in the least "eVsi long may Do eohhue'
Had the III effect Of Bad Dyes ''A7l'0' ~ i ip'lso'
aaed for life bythis Splendid Dye. -, , :, ~ Wiz
Made, sold OF applied In pris S iooAJ - ~ w
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Sold in all cities and towns Of the Unit, -S's y D'~s
HiEts and Fancy Goods DealeSs. Il
f- The genuine has the name and nddraah epoA A'ee
psRte engraving on four sides Of each Box, Of
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FROAI WAsnINETDN.

ARLINGTON Jan. II.
A private despatch received to-day states that
the Democratic State Convention at Nashville,
Tenn, yesterday, nominated Senator Johnson Of
that State for President subject TO the decision Of
the National Convention. The delegates selected
70: the State at large are LangdOn q Haynes and
N. c. WhitthOFne
The other delegates are Andrew Ewing, sam'l
Gallaghan, WIN. NJ. Quarles, aud j, O. Atkin.
One Of the features Of the McLano Mexican
Treaty provides for the admission Of certain
goods into that country free Of duty, or at such
rates as the Congress Of the United States may
designate. -sl
Among thefe are coal and iron, cotton goods, all
kinds of machinery, products of the dairy and
farm, including all kinds of grain and naval
stores all kinds cfVessels for navigation; -four Of
every description, and many Other articles cons
nected with U. S. manufactures.
The sgsnt Ofothe Vlesroy ef Egypt has recently
concluded a contract for large supply ef Sharp's
rifles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20

ACc1DENT.-A workman on the Cleveland &
Toledo B. r. met with an accident yesterday az
tefnoon which had likely to have been serious
one indeed. The person in question, Mr.
Knowles, living on the West Side, was under the
cars, which were stationery at the time, with loco
motive attached. While engaged about the run
ming gear, the engineer being ignorant Of his stu.
alton started the locomotive. MIR. Knowles in at
tempting to extrieate himself from his dangerous
position, caught bis foot under one Of the car
wheels, the wheel passing entirely over it, i was
at first supposed that his foot was smashed, Of
course but on examination il was found that he
heavy heel Of his boot, although itself completely
mashed, had 50 protected the lin b, that be almost
mlFseuiously escape with only > severe confusion.
The foot was Of course badly bruised. but it was
thought py the physician in attendance that nc
bones were broken. aud that he will escape perma
nent lameness. Mr. K. viii be likely 70 pAtronizl
the heavy beeed style Of boot after this as It VA
having such q y sir on which unquessiOnably saved
him from beT u made cripple for life We have
heard Of nan's safety lying in his heels, but j
seems SOP .etimes to lie inhis boot heels.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20

Police CoURL-NO court yesterday. The case
Of Richard saltsr and Henry Glue, for violation
of the Market Ordinance, continued from WednesS
day, comes up to-day. Hope the Common
ScOuudFels" win find the case as profitable as the
preceding OnOs. The cases Of Mary Anderson and
Elen McDannOOk, petit larceny, wore also CON
tinued from Wednesday to to-day. U
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20

Gs- Neuralgi ia, Fits, St. Vitu's Dance, Paraly-
sis, spinal complaint general or local debility, or
nervous prOstratiOn, are cured by DR.. Gibson
now electrical treatment without difficulty. 1
never fails, and may justly be regarded as sps
cife. Office No. liz Ontario street, q few door
from the Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20

Party AT THE AMRRIckN.- ~sson coma osF 81
ATTEST and finest parties Of the s.. Il was riyen
the American Hotel last evening. hoss and
BY Mr.. and Mrs. Ensign, our worthy o1ests
hostess, who were quite at home among the :. Soan
and it was indeed pleasant to see the Amer :,
thronged by the beauty and gayety Of such com
pany as was gathered in the brilliantly lighted and
newly furnished drawing rooms, parlOr and hall Of
this faYOrite hotel. Many Of our merchants and
prominent business men were present. Demo
craL --r
We concur with the Democrat in the pleasure
felt at seeing the American once more efost on
the sea Of public favor, and wish mine host and
hostess every success. The American will doubt
less receive, under the new management, a liberal
share of public patronage
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN 20, 1859.
TRAyRLRn,s nRGIsFNR.
NFW AnYERrIsEmENTs

Aoldomy OF Musio-Unole T, ms Cabin.
korgan RoOt-Cheap Dry Goods
Rhtthorg lIausmann-HoseTy.
Buras Curling Clnb--Fesltval and Ball.
O. + Dodge-FemnIe Agents Wanted.
Academy OF Music, (hIoLday evening )-IIdden Hand.
Hawks Bro -Boofs Periodicals..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20

B A great amount Of money can be saved by
having old furs altered into new fashions, instead
of paying high prices for new furs. E. Rufinl IT'S
Superior st., understandsfrom his long experience
to make old fOrs most as good as new at small ex
pense. His stock of capes, mufs, cuffs, &c, is as
good as any in the city, all of his own manufae-
ture, at lower prices than anywhere else and at
about half the price as the furs sold at auction
Remember I75 Superior ST., 3 doors above Bank.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20

PLUMBING.-FOr all descriptions of plumbing
work and water fixtures, there is no better place
in the city than of B. P. Bower, successor to ].
B. Barnes & Co., Atwater Block. Mr. Bower is
prepared with choice and well selected stock, good
wOrkmen and plenty of them to promptly and
punctuAlIy execute all orders, large or small
The numerous samples of his work which have
been done throughout the city for many of our cit
izens are their own advertisement
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
SANFORD'5
Liver ImVigOPafOP

NEVER DEBILIrATES.
1T IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
rte FROM GUMS and has become an established fact
Standard Medicine known and pprOFed By all who have
used IT, and is resoFted to with confidence in all the
diseases for which il is recommended.
Il has cured thousands lvithin the last two years
who had given all hOpes of nsiief the
unsolicited certificates n,% imy possession show
The dose must be adNped ito the temperament OF the
individual takingit and I3di in such quantities 10
act gently on the bowels. &
Let the dictates Of yourS Sudgmept guide you in tho
use Of he LIVER EN-SIFItsORATOR, and it
will cure Liver Gem plaintsS Hiii0us Ate
tackss Dysp epst as=lOhr9nie DiaFrhOeas
5 n m m O o m -s-lp latnts, DyBeutes
ry, DrOpsyO sOu,rZi iSEolnaehs Halitual
CostiVeuess, Chol- --icS Cholera, ChOle-
Fn nOrbusg Gh9l lers, IL u "a nrums Rlnfu-
lence1 auud i e sissl slfemaie Weakness
es, and In1y De- used snc-s leessiully OkDlNA-
Ky FAMILY MEDi-@lgfld&. II will cure Sex
II E A D G X r (asES thousands tes;ifyl IN
TWENTY MINUTES lEF5trWO OR THREE TEA
.SPOONFULS ARE TAK-@lEN at eOmmsncement Oi
attack. b. s-..---- -..-- -
All who use t eivns their q GstimOnY iaFUr
~ Nix water IN iha mouth with the INVIGOhATOR.
aull swallow both together.
NnrrNN
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FRnM NETY nR1.EANs-

..<.e. 3 NEW 0RLEANs, Jan. 10.
Sugar firm, fair to fully fair, 7a73e. Freights
to Hsyre IS 10th Of a dollar. Sight exchange on
N. Y. gag discount.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20
sPALplNG,s PREPARED GLUE

meets all such emergencies and househ0ll afford 10
be without II. II is always ready aud up 10 tho sticking
point There is longer necessity for mpng chairs,
spntsrod yonces hsadles dolls AMI broken cradles 1t
is Just the article for cone, sholl nn other ornamental
work, popular with ladies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation used cold bong chemical
B held in solution and possessing all the valuable quaO
Of The best oabnet-akers glue It may bo used in the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20

Mr.. Douglas resolution inssructipg the Judiciary
to report brief for Ihe better suppression Of III
vGsOn, &c, was specially assigned iJr l.3O Z. M.
on Monday next.
A debate Of some length took place on The poiat
whether the Senate bad right u transact business
until the House organizes.
The Senate finally. by vote of 40 70 over
ruling point Of order 10 that effect, aud referring
private bill on which the debate had sprung up
to the Committee on Private Laud Claims.
$500 extra copies Of the Treasury Report were
ordered TO be printed.
Mr. King offered a resolution appointing Sc
ect Committee to investigate whether any portion
OF the tublie printing appropriation had been ap-
piled 10 the support Of newspapers, especally the
constitution, Pennsylvania aud Argus, aud as to
the contract said 10 have been made by Mr.. Bow
man, by which be was 10 receive 900 per year;
also whether any member of the Government was
privy TO il; and also what reduction can be made
IN tho price OF public printing. The resolution
lies over.
Adjourned tillMOnday.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

~ Plain aud Ornamental Printing Of every deseriptou
d6hs Al the Printing Establishment Of the LEADRR Office
the latest improved and rapid SlaHm Profsos the
best STYLE short notice, and at reasonable rates Par
teulaT attention paid TO Blank Work Every description
Of Binding dOns especially Rlank Books Ledgers Journals
sales Books, Receiving Books sc &c .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20

WEST SIDE LECTUREs.-A course Of n, E.
lectures are to be delivered at the Methodist
Church, Hanover st., West Side, the following
well-known and able men being announced for
lecturers Prof. EdgertOn, DR.. E. Thomson, of
Delaware Prof. Harris, Prof. Tingley, and Rev. J.
B. Bittingcr Our friends on the West Side will
not fail to improve this opportunity for enjoying
course Of first class lectures, and will hail the
move as a good one. We know that no abler
men can be found on the lists OF lecture Com
uittee than some Of the above named, and would
Nespeak large attendance.
- first lecture of the course viii 'bs delivered
n Edgarton, well known to Cleveland au,
5;.-a.a ~ able man, as well as an accomplished
sIs-s.'~.-. -. e who can TO night, and you
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

EgSee advertisement of DR.. S anford's Liver
IvigoHtOr.
q For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
e2d Snuff, 60 to B C. Dietz IN Superior st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-20

n Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C., &c.
A very large stock, and ali warranted of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FoGG, ELLSWORTH & Co.'S,
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.21Gz sANfoRD's
Family GathartiC Pills,


PaTe Vegetable Eztracts, and Put Hp iR Gldsl
Gases, Air Tight, dad t0iH keep IN any eli
nlEte,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is gentle but as
tive ziharu Bith the TFopriGlaF has qssd In MS Pfac
ice more than twenty wears.
ms e6nsisstlyiuri ,lsussnd from those WI
have lnne used the PILLS. land the Satisfaction WhiE
all express Tega tesuse has induced me TO place
then within the reach Of all. 81
Tue Profession we'll know that dlerenL CalhAftlcs &C
on different pqEtOus Of theI- 9os9is. y ny
The A MILY CA-s-II a x I y = l
beeh --si1nisi irem al, hVsristyaf the pureEt Vegs
fsbfe rvrfq 1hich act Salike on every part OF thg
sli1SspfaTv csnai. and arsElGOOD Gnd SAFE IN al
.,ssg ,,s5ra 4 CnthrFtic i,iSs needed, such DE
Is RfiSoFisFF,nSTS ID the F-ISTO MACH, SLEEPE
Elsre PaINS IN THE GlBACK AND LOTNS
fs6STsiV RNRSs, PAIN4iAgD SORENESS OVEE
FEP WHOLE BODY. eslfsm sudden cold whici
fredueulV ii neglected, |sud % long course Of Re
ver Loss or Ape GiT4HE s CREEPING SEN
sSTFON or COLD OYER tfHE BODY, RESTLESS
MES HEAD-ACHE, OTi lWEIGfrTN THE HEAD
III InammatOry Diseases. Worms in Chidrsn AdGlls
RheumatisIn Ereu fullhtr of the Blood and many dis
eases 70 which he is heir too numerous 10 mantion II
fhiS advertisements. Dose. ] ItosF
-- PRICE 80 -GEElIi8
E The Liver lnVlsuratur and family CathaTtlo Pill
the Trade in all The large towns p =
ST W. SANFORD, d. D,
Manufacturer aud Pr0pTistsTi
2 iyIdEWR2 - N6 Broaa'Iar. New
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STORE AND STORE HOUSE FOB SiLE,

TWluE % DDUhIDnI DuILNN III
u aIROU5Of enteEng iargely info the Soal s1des
wishes dispose Of his anfife stor OF B1y os ~ 9
esries and JYsl also either or sell the Dui ~
WAieh he IS DONG IN nesg TIE slee = ,5-s,5li
md has an average business OF I4eaY DOt-
lars per year anoag which j. eabrsc ne Ssl p-...o
nd honesf miaers: besfissthe country lola 49,. -
sStl5 b . vaaithv md snterplsing agrlclul9 popu-
iti - ~ fu their dealings with the mer-
-bsnf ,sohanic and eamuny IN general llF9teDl3 e9-
6Sre uh thoss n any other lfeahty IN ul eta5s 159
aos nov "a hand naY be casled e ne a91 s 1s -oll
n the most advahtaeeous terms 6 sea .no
III Apfil ne1l For further particulars, "a
i.nis;g,o saliasvifie, C0iuS5iSaa Co, Ohio,
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UNCLE ToM's CABIN.-The excellent COM
pany now performing at the Academy Of Music
present great attraction tonight in the drama
based upon Mrs. Stoves immortal book, "Unele
Toms Cabin" There is every reason to expect
that this great piece will be put upon the stage
in style never before oqualled here, and as it is
announced for one nightO only the house should be
crowded.
Last night the laughable pantOmimes and farce
which we're on the bills were received with shouts
Of applause from delighted audience.
Rsmember-tO-nght the rare chance of seeing
''Unsle Tom" as originally played in New YOrk
with unprecedented success.