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FESTIVAL Strawberry Festival win be
held this evening in the Lecture room Of
the Wesleyan Methodist Church, on Euclid
street. The proceeds viii be used for the
purpose of painting and otherwise inprov-
ing the House Of Worship. A generous pub
lie are invited to attend. Tickets of admission
Is csafg
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N. H. sOLoMoNsoN

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIC1AE.
Essps the largest assortment Of tas most approved
klnds Of EPECTACLEs. All bis Glasses, Whistler
f0r near or far sighted, ground under his own
inspection By machinery Of new conftruction with
the afost care % a. 70 suit the eyes IN all cases,
curing Woakness, DIZZINESS or Lnlammntion Of the
eyes, and impartng strength for long reading hne
swing.
~ n III. BoLOuONGoN would here inform the
public that he employs any in the sale Of
BIS Lenses.
~ Also, aplendid ssscrtnent Of Spy GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, cOlIPkgsF6, Ee., kept on hand.
- AHIIElClAL EYES inserted without pain,
- urrfoct aG natural.
no. ~ SUPERIOR STREET,
ht1I Near FoaTiS Crockery Store.
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LeaaI Reeora- Iuns IS.

CoURT OF COMMON PPEAs-JUDGR BoLToN-
ReitE vs. C. & NJ. R. R. Co., verdict for defen-
dant.
Carey vs.. c. P. &A.R.R. Co. The plain
tiF was employed by the defendant and was
passing from depot to machine shop upon a
hand car, when his clothes caught in the
crank, throwing him and somewhat injuring
him. He claimed that the machinery was
defective.
Plaintiff rested his case and was non
suited.
JuDoR BisHoP.-Alpress vs.. Deimer Yer
diet for defendant.
Cases to the Court on trial.
JUDeE FooTR.-Leberle vs. Farr-On trial
PoLIcE CoURT-JUDGE LAWRENcE--John
Butler, assault and battery. Fined s. and
cost.
Lucius Culver, vagraney, thirty days in
Jail.
Tim COnolly, drunk, thirty days upon the
streets.
George Howard, drunk, twenty days upon
the streets.
Owen O'Rourke, drunk, 50 and cost.
Susan Butler, assault and battery, $50 and
costs.
John DOOlittle, drunk, So and costs.
Frank Brown, one of the sharpers who
swindled Jonathan Erwin out Of $40 day
or two since, was held to bail in the sum Of
$500 until Friday.
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hEruRNEp.-Mr. K NJ. n. Taylor, prOpris-
tor Of the Angler House, has just returned
trom q visit TO the Yankee Land. There is
no better or more justly popular landlord in
the country than Taylor, and we are glad to
see him return with restored health to his
charge
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THR ZOUAvKs' VIsIT POsTPoSKD.-In conse
quence Of the death Of h D. Ellsworth, a
member Of the ZOuaye Cadets, and brother
Of Col. Ellsworth, COmmandant, the exeur
sion viii be postponed for fow days.
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- The Republican Campaign songster
is just issued Single copies 10 cents. To
Agents, 20 copies for 81. Sent, postage paid,
to any person on receipt of price. Address
American Publishing House, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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AanrvAL
PLAIN AND oRNAMENTAI PRIN,FIEe

ram ana Ornamental printing Of every de-
scrption done Al tbs Printing Estsblishnet Of tbs
LEAnEH Omee, % the latest Improved and meat rnpd
steam Presses In the best STYLE on short notice and
q reasonable rates. Particular attention paid to
blank work. Every description Of Binding done.
especially Blank Books, Lodgsrs, Journals, sales
books. keeelEIna Book. &C. Ac
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THR RIcHISGs AT THH AcADENr.-The
Academy of Music is engaged by the Rich
ings for three concerts upon the eth, 10th
and llth Of September. Hosts of friends
viii welcome them.
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THE EcLEcTIo.-Hawks 4 Bro. have the
Eclectic for July, with a splendid portrait
OF the Earl Of Elgin and the usual amount
Of rich miscellany.
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TTNION ICE CO, CLEVELAND.
OHIO. ALLPREsS 4 GARDEER, Deaiers
IN Pure spring Pond ICE, VIII supply Fnnlliss Ho-
fals Hoafs, Gc Ct ell times, on short notice. and %
b most reasonable terms. All orders len a. No %
Rivlr street l60 81 CaiT street. OF bcz 1901 Post
once, VII Be promptlTa TaAttended 70.
ii G. CHAAP, Assnt
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N0. q sOuth Sac PubIie square.

JT Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons,
Cake Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels,
&C., &c. A very large stock, and all war
ranted of the best Double Plate, can be found
at FoGG, ENsEoRTH 4 Co.'s,
OctI Cor. Superior and Seneca sta.
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A. n PERM & C0-Flour.
Nm. shaw Black Straw Bonhsts.
kyssr PerFy-Cidsr Vinegar.
Tieknor a Fiolds-Atlantie Monthly.
d. ,. n. RrOvn-Eehoss ofHarpsr's Ferry.
II. Van Pelt-LOst grain bass.
silas smith-Furnishing goods.
Hawks BEo-Monthlios, a..
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NEW ADYRRTTsRMRNTs.

Sc For TeIsEraphie, Market ana Marin.
NeWu see FOurth Page.
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r E. Rufini, us Superior street, has
received the Spring Fashions Of Hats and
Caps. It embraces all styles and qualities,
and of course will be sold as low as possible.
We should advise those who wish beauti-
full and well becoming hat or cap to call on
Mr. Rufini
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~ Refigorators, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers and Bird Cages, for sale
-'i-~-sI. a. tsrE1r'- prieaa- al
W T. kr,pvr,r5s
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Sod by sTkONG 8 ARMsTROAG.

HoLLoWAT's PILUs.-Let reason guide you.
Dyspepsia, Costiysness There is no grief but can
be aasuaged no pain nsuscsptible Of aIlsValion or
disease without a remedy. are you dyspeptic look
for the eauHo In disordsred stomach, or dsrango-
ment o. the liver Are you eostivs or bound In the
bowels hers again are the stomach or yisestaarsa
fault. HoiioVay's PRS viii eradicate the source
Try them. They have never yet faled In one single
instance out Of millions Of cases We urge aIl who
are suffering from Dyspepsia, CostItsness, Bowel
Complaints. &c, TO them az once, as they vii
eGectually cure. The proof lies In the trial. Pro-
cure box and b. convinced Of their Immediate ef-
ieet. Read the advertisements elsewhere.
Sold BY all Druggists, al &c, 62c, and 81 per box
or pot. junel2Iw
"a Prostation Of the System and rapid
decline are almost invariably the results Of early
malpraeiiee aud unchecked vicious habits. treat
- ela5oTatelY got up, has lately Issued from the
press. illustrating this tendency, and the cure as
We a. prevention Of the same II is entitled ''Hu-
man FrAiltys or Physiological Ressurehesn 1t en-
tiers ialy Into the causes effects and must scaci0us
mode Of curing all diseases Of delicate NATURE with
eopious instructions for the perfect restoration Of
those who are prevented BY impedimeuts nom en-
tering into the marriage state.
So ~ H,rs- -. .srnu-T,s Eal---a----s-- a. -
Price 3 CENTS. Sent free Of postage everywhers.
Sold also BY GAYLORD HAANoSB and WN. FIsKE,
Druggists, Cleveland. iunsl2IW
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SOMETHING EXCLUSIVELY
~ FOR THE LADIES. browns Hygisnic sus
psnsion Waist, and Improved Skirt Supporter. Pat
LIVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE ONE.-Ip f,et
every one would have one, II they only knew the
BEAUTY, UTILITY and HESEFIF Of than. This waist
tracts nothing from the BEsT CoNcEIvAHLE FoaM,
but directly promotes l. IN every respect Il e of
from the almost insupportabls burden to which they
are sometimes gubieeted b. suspending the skirii,
Braces Il STAYS and Supports the c0thing coplsisy
preventing them nom PlEesiEg against, or BRARTNa
down upon the Ohest, HIPS and Abdomen, which
away nom the person. and drawing the flexible por-
tis9 Of the Supporter entirely aEay nem the Elist
throwing the entire support Of the skirtu directly
upon the shoulders through the elastic straps This
new and valuable invention e also designed q a5rd
immediate relief, and IL many cases effect RADICAL
CuRR OF AcurR AND CHRONIC DIsRAsR, caused By
TIaHf LACTNG. e many Who have used e for such
the critical examination Of soma Of most eminent
rapidly coming into use, and give universal satae
ton TO all who have worn them. They must Be seen
Sted. Cali At the BURNETT HOUSE IN CieTsiSnd
and examine them. Lady viii always b IN rcadi-
right to manueturs the Waist, OF 70 sell territory
vii call on the proprietorE st CHAGRIN FALLS,
Ohio who have the exclusive right for the United
OGUTION.-All persons infringing In any way or
manner on this Patent, wiz most assuredly DO dealt
with according 70 law.
NORRIS, bHEFFIELD 4 Co, Propristoru,
Successors 70 II. y. Brown 4 %.
Chagrin Fallg, o., Feb. q, 1850.
Rad the following Recommendation and refer
eneoli kindly furnished ua for publication b. those
who have worn these Waists, examined and 1old
thom which, from the many more nhfterinF comma
nieationg We have and are receiving daily Z deemed
sunicient for the present;
OLEVELEND, Feb. "a, 1880.
Meagrg. NORRIS, SHEETIELD Co.; We, the under
signed, having worn BOWS CELEEEATlD Hr-
CLINIC SUgFEEsIoH WEur,n foF the last ioW months
take great pleasure in recommending t 20 the dtten
tiOn Of every lady It Il admirably adapted 70 the
EAHE, coNvENTnNCE, nRAuIT and HEALFH Of the
Wesrer. Furthsrmore, we know it always relieves
and In many instances effects radieal cure Of tho
numerou1 diseases caused BY tight lncing. We hope
10 - h COMO into general uBe for we are fully alt
dod Il i8 what sVery lady who values comfort and
health should hare; and adgig8 orerY one 20 pur-
grot II.
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l. A responsible Company promises to
furnish the city with gas for The price Of
81 90, and the citizens for s., 90 per 1000 feet
2. This new company will, IN the course
Of / 1S years, lay the pipes through the city
to the same extent that they have been laid
by the present company in II years.
3. The company gives the city the right
to appoint Gas Inspector, whose duty and
power it shall be, to examine the quality
and quantity Of gas consumed, and look
after the general interests Of the city, and
its citizens in the premises.
4. The mode Of manufacturing gas, as in
tended by this company, is after a new pat
ent which has been tried satisfactorily in the
Eastern States, and also in this city upon
small scale by several private citizens.
S. STEIN.
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ES- For the best qualities Of Eegars, To-
baecO and Snuff, go to B. G. Dietz, III supe-
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hair DYEl HAIR DYEn HAIR DYElP

WM. A. BACHELOR s HAIR DYEl
Tie only HarHIcss and Reliable Dye kloigH
The Original and best in the Woridi
All others mere limitations and should be avoid
ed fyou wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly
70 beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without
ths least injury to.Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
EEarded to Wn. A. Bachelor since 1889 and over
5000 applications have been made to the Hair OF his
patrons Of his famous Dyes.
WM. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces =
color not 10 be distiagulahed from nature, and Is
WARRANTED not to iniurs In the least however long
r. may bs continued and the an effect Of Bad Dyes
remedisd; the Hair invigoratsd for lie b. this
Splendid Dye.
Made, sold and applied lin private roomS) At the
Wig Factory, No. Z33 Broadway, n. Y.
Sold in all cities End towns Of the United States,
b. Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- The genuine has the name and address upon
GlCeI uafe en1ravfuF four TIda7 Of each Box. OF
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.han dOabled thelr oapltal, alIowlng abund.

than doubled their capital allowing abund.
anee for depreciation as sinking fund
No citizen would ask Of the Gas Co. any
deduction that would deprive them Of q
very handsome remuneration for their in
vestment, but when they refuse, a. they do.
land have a right 10 do) 10 show any state.
menti we may fairly make our own inferen-
ees from what We can perceive Of the extent
Of their transactions.
But they have made their answer and ex-
pressed their determination to abide by their
present standard, with a slight variation in
certain cases and Il Is for the citizens now
to say what action they win take. Offers
have been made TO supply gas at much
cheaper rates, and If the parties are compe-
tent there is no reason why they should not
be encouraged.
Rival gas companies have not been un-
frequent in England, and have always re-
suited fhv0rably 20 the consumer, and ulti-
mately at no serious loss 70 the companies.
If the Cleveland Gas Company will not
come to reasonable terms, let US contract
with those who will. x.
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NOW READY,
-. AND FOR SALE,
FRoNTHE NEEDLE.
he 5iae1t spanish Linen Cosls,
Iho Cheapest Duck Linen Coats,
Ihe most laghionahia Piant1rI Linen Coatr
Lhe latest STYLE MnrssillcI coafg,
Ihe nalQlo1clt LuEtro Codt1-
white Linen Coat1,
Brown Linen togtls
lrab Linen Goats,
Check Linsn Coats,
HtriDed Lfn1n Coats.
gummer Costa f5r Men,
gummgr Goats Cor Bon.
Linen CaaiI lor Eiliy Csntl,
Linen Coats lor ssFulty-lF8 csnts, nnf
Liaen CoafB for One Dollar.
Only Look al tie Pfiest and Rriti "a
ISAAC A. ISAAC'8 UNION HhIT,
And g8t summer Coat an rrldv.u.rf. - -.
than the Cloth would cost.
81 hememhor, these Coats are an q car -,
nanuie'ufe' ana are Verrani'd IN sVsEJ DartislisF
- FARMERS TAKE NOTICE
We WI TAXA any quantity Of
W o o i
.lo9g yo1F W0O sad az ToaF doisiRs a rsss7. 20.
ISAAC A. lsAAcs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION Hall.
SOLE Agunt for ~ naiscf 1ilqsri1 o-i-l--s-7
SEWING IA GH1NE9
STORR'S AUTONATON PRRSgWAN
Corner Of unicn and E.r,srisr 1e-.-e.
- LOOK OUT FoR Tl3E GEiEI5. -
ignss
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Mr.. HUMPHREYS LETTER.-Some errors in
point Of fact having cTept into the letter of
Van R. Humphrey, Esq, of Hudson, which
was read at the Pioneer celebration at New-
burgh on Wednesday last, and published in
the Leader of the morning following, we
republish it to-day in a corrected form, as
all such historical documents should be pre-
served in perfect form, as regards dates,
&c.
HUDSON, June Is, 1850.
Col. OHARLEs Dear Sir
Your polite note of the 4th inst, inviting me
to attend the Pioneer Celebration at New
burgh on the 18th, came to hand in due
course of mail, and, until last evening, in
tended 70 be present and participate in the
festivities of the occasion. But circumstan-
ees not within my control deny me that
pleasure, and nothing remains to me now
but in this brief manner to avoW my dieap-
count 81 early h = ana h 6 @2Ff Gig 6g t
that find, among those selected 10 speak,
many between whom and myself friendly
familiarity has subsisted for years. should
be happy to meet them and all at such q
gathering, and especially at Newburgh for
Identified with Newburgh are some of my
earliest recollections in Ohio. It was hsre,
ct the brick tavern, where eat the second
breakfast l ever took on the Reserve. This
occurred on the morning Of the 5th Of July,
1921, and . Substantial breakfast it was, con-
sisting Of ham and eggs, &C., well adapted
to hungry boy, and worthy Of the charac-
ter Of an excellent landlord.
From thence and till within few years
past, have been frequently there, as well
10 stop and shake hands with old friends, as
to obtain q little rest before extending my
visit to a small colony at the mouth Of the
Cuyahoga river, seven miles beyond.
Many things l could say, but have not
time. On my trip into the country at this
time, parted with my old friend, the late
John W. Wiley, at Erie, with whom I had
travelled for several days, and who was hlso
making his way westward, TO fix his home
in Cleveland. He rode in gig behind that
same crop-eared bay horse, upon whose
back he 90 often rode professionally, through
out the Sd Judicial Circuit. But must close,
hoping that all your antieipatiOns of the day
may be fully realized.
remain yours, most cordially,
VAuR urTnfpupuv
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

10 See advertisement of DR.. sanford's
LiverInyigorator.
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MOTIONS oINTNIENT-


RHEUM AND sCROFuLA;
Permanently curea scaldhead, Rinrworms, aud aI
Itching Eruptiuus of the skin
This Ointment penetrates % the basis Of the dis.
oaae-Roes % its ven soircoand cures from 4he hsi
bensath 70 the skin on the surface Sold la lars.
glass boxes, prics % cents
Prepared By GEEHEI NoEroN Proprietor. New York
Depot 81 PESFoLD PtHGEE 5 MowER's No. I.
bsekmau street. ID
Sold b. STRONG a ARMSTRONG. hL2s
~ Dr.. Hostetter's Bitters have received
the Varmsst oneonliums nom the press ana people
throughout the Union. As valuable tonic for the
cure Of Dyspepsia, 'FlatuloHoe, Constipation, and
general nervous debility, C cannot be approached -
Every day Of is great eject are chroniced
through the public Journals. There Is nothing equal
20 the enjoyment which the afflicted experience
when using this valuable specific smild tone, its
sure aud vigorous action upon a disordsrod stomach
and the cleansing Of the entire human body shoald
recommend il 20 all classes Of our community. All
that viz Be- necessary 10 convince the skeitoaI Of
lie healthy effects Is to purchase bottle and Be
satisfied
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally every
where, and BY HosTErTER a sanrH, Sole Proprls-
toTss $ Water und s Front streets. PittaburEh
iune2l:slw
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~ Now that the heat of summer is at
hand, it is more than ever necessary that
our pure lake water should be brought to
perform its useful service in laying the dust,
which is already great annoyance. B. P
Bower gives his attention to Plumbing, and
does his work with neatness and expedition,
and at reasonable prices. His Bhopis on the
east side of the Public Square. RIO
NEW TREArNExT.-Dr. Gibson's improved
Negative and Positive Electro Chemical
Baths is now the best treatment in the
world for the permanent cure of rheu-
matism, scrOfula, liver complaint, dyspepsia
coughs, colds, fever, asthma, consumption,
bronchitis. "A cure warranted in every case.
Dropsy, gout, salt rheum, syphilis, and all
private diseases, neuralgia, paralysis, mental
depression, dizziness, apOPlexy, congestion,
nervous prostration, PslpitatiOn Of the heart,
fits, delirium tremens, insanity, and many
other chronic and acute diseases, and stands
unequalled for the cure of diseases peculiar
to females. Office No. III Ontario street,
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
FRAYRLRp,s - -


1Es1AY AloRNRe, JUNE Is, IssO.
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Board ID EducalIon.

MONDAY EVENING, June l Sth.
Regular meeting Of the Board. Present
Aessrs. Thome, Roberts, Jones, Ingersoll,
Messenger Payne, Smith, Flint, French, Rus
sell, Reese.
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- Ths genuine has the nan. and addrqss upon e
stos plate engraving on four sides q each Box, Of
lsnl7 No. 2Ss Broadway, n. Y.
W1GS! WIGSf WIGSl--BATCH-
w ELORs WIGS AND T0UPEEs surptss all.
ThsI ere elegant, light easy and durable.
shTinkllg the bead indeed, this z nc only Estab.
hlhme1t where these thinEl are propsry underBtOOd
Js1i7 W. FIsKE. CisSsiand, Ohio, AGENT
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.--
pH. CHEEsEMANi8 PILLS. The combination
oiingrodients in these Pils are the result Of long
ana extensive practice They are mild In tholr ops
ration, and certain IN correcting ali Irregularities,
Painful Menstrustions, renewing al obstrueti0ns,
Wh0thsr ron cold or Otherwise, headache, pain In
the side papiaon Of the heart, whites all nervous
OfsctiOnss hyutsrios, fatigue pain IN the back and
hmbu, &c, disturbed slsep which arise from inter
rupfion Of nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the commencamenf of q nav era IN the treat
neat Of those irregularities and obStructionS which
beautifli and the benevolent 70 q Prumaturs Crave
No lais can enjoy good health unless Ghs q regular
an Vhsnover Sn ob5truetion takes place the sSnsrai
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
en- 5Ri Ro9 st Sns & ss EYER Ts 1. hnSsH .s E ss.7 s
are Invaluable, sadcfng, ish certainty, pTfoeal reg
used them at different poroda throughout the eoun-
try, having the sanction Of some Of The most eiasn
rlT1lc11 ~ 1Eaerlc1. Epicf dnrecticll adll1 rheIi
ED lrv tisV Iiouh H9f b uaed with aach boz Pries
o. D5ildr e1eh box, o0HfaiHing 20 PillI.
valuable pamphlst q b had fres, Of the Agents.
Pills ssH by mail promptly By enclosing price 20 the
Gonarni Agent Sold by Druggists generally.
H. b. HDTCHINGS, GsnerGl AFrnt,
l65 Chambers st., New York.
sold in Cleveland 81 Wm. Fisks and Gaylord 4
Hammond's
IEAHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
y 10 zHr AuliAN sleHr ErER lNFEErEDl
go 2&N
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ms Ga iEasS re 5sHsi s'E s;i
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ArN @aeds.

INN HOPED SKIRTS, Con-
1OSO PfislAG the new shapes, Broadway
mayg E.f. BALDWIN, 90.
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ERn IrsraUcrroH YoR MpcBAsics.
rHr GENERAL ocrrr, y, MECHANICS AsDrsApss

uolc snd urrey mechanics IN architectural a-d
JIM, Mathematics. s~uUefrs chemistry. uecnsaical
1Rsvb1 &C a. neR heA No ga Rrosswsy The location
q crhsA the ronns snd pro
fs~~vfs gentlemen ~ spprrvtd "
irfnfr eion Say b eAned ~ the oss ~ Crosby
street The apprentices Ltruy No ga say 81
the rlcwins gentlemen, wbn eanstute ihs scbsol Comm
W.
vrh, IN Nnss Css.rusr " gnaf ar~-,
Ire Hutrhin 90. rTeMtrtr, 500 Hrotiway.
uevrgs FrsnkH, ssrrr NYv, 80 s~csrd svsuua
wlsosfmau 1ts eeury
11ss ifs IA escmsr. III Nsst yaTtJ third street
Isnial toeer ~ Nstaor STREET
Isase Mia. ar. 500 fsrusfwAy.
Jers mish ~ nun street
herry n vinAns - Aeny ~ Get
lanes Ferflsn. ~ Nassau Sre@t
fefeg nnrs urle~rr street
Jsrah a Ns.s~rvst, 7N ksst Bro.f~Av
1b0m,s lersmiah tirgs bsnk, rs 8oSery.
pRo sossIs VIII nv RrrsTvxp usrIL TIE 40
nsA. for building fore ard ~. Srho - Of s'ry
Nurihen carpenters r~au-enerp. cppp~r~t and cooper
fisrer snd b. drs hv~ snf h'N 'ee n ~
whsr h.fet she required b. be ft~t teaiy f1r so
70, ful TsrtiruAr- irawre ~ Y 9TLIAoRS Lieutenant
% knslnesrs, No Bow lnG 0reen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

I mn mn HAVANA, DonssrTO AND aERsAr
l.VVU.VUV seEars offered psnsc prices cover
sevsncesL Ca suyers car Ees q ssi hsrgsins
o. CHanKs N Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22


SUPnR1OR PURE COAL OLIVE AHs NOW PIE
~ pared W sal 10 desers superior FAILING kock Oh By
The nrel a 50 ceu<s rsep The pholssAe trade always
Supplied nj The lowe. market price,
JOAN ". CoRLIks co ~ Dey srezL
WYOMING VALLEY coal BEST 90 ALIry FOR DO
w nesto delivered 10 per~ct order IN all o.
city. Irdep received st yard as Eighth a~eaas
ece ~ he suglrehsnns and wToaing Waller RSrnad
Coz Company, u Wall street