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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

A CADEAY OF MUSIC.-SUNDAY.
"A SUNDAY EVENING, FEB. IA, at n O'Clock.
FIFTY CENTS TO ALI PAkTS.
The Ampitheater Is cents.
No RESERVED SKArs.
GRAND ORAT0RIO,
AND GRAM SACRED CoNCERr;
THE WHOLE OF Ro9sINrs STABAT MATER
Mad. C0LS0N, Mad. STRAKOSCH, ,o,.,,, .,,on,o
SUSINI JUNCA, MULLER, and QUINfo.
THE ENTIRE GRAND ORCHESTRA aud CHORUS.
TIE performance will commence with
The whole Of Rossini's OTatoro OF
THE STABAT MATER
Mad. COLSON, Mad STRAh0SCh, -
STlGELLI sUsINI, MULLER, QUINTO.
GRAND CHORUS and FULL ORCHESTRA.
A GRAND SACRED CONCERT.
PROgRANNE-l Overture by Bcethoyen 2 Aria, nom l
Martini Tear, by StigelH On Isis and Osiris, by
JuIct . The Coronation March, from the Prophet By Meyer.
beer. -
COnd~ llo ana DerBnAnn
Admission parque and boxes, family circle ftty cents
Amphithester. "ehty- i've cents
Tickets the Hotels Music Stores the regular Ticket
OGloes and Ut ,he Academy Of Musie.
On MONDAY. second aud last night Of
THE BARBER or SEVILLE.
sAFF0-Madome GAZLANIGA will make srmost positive
IL only appearance prior 10 hei intended concert tom through
the United staeg On this occasion Madame GaEangA viii sP
pear IN her great role Of sAftO. - - =. . -.
OPERA IN NEWARK, At Concert Hail. TUESDAY, Feb H.
LA 1RAVfATA, by Colson, Stigeli Amodio Fun chorus
LGCfA DT LAAfMERMOoR and La s0NNAMBULA.
Due notice viii b. given Ml PATHS appearance 10 these
tIo Iefa
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ITO CAPTTALISTS.-The Advertiser is author.
II lied TO sell about SlI Thousand Acres OF COAL LAND Ia
QUE thn recently developed coal fields Of Penn VAn
which 100 600 tuns Of coal shipped lat year The Coz, Il
the best quality Locomotives Steamers Iron FuIns-
es PorEes and al manufacturing purposes II has been used
for hrco years By the Pennsylvania Road Northern Central and
other roads, and pfonouneod by an who superior
heretoofe used This land win he sold AZ PRICE WHICH
WILL REALIZE AN IMMENsE FORTUNE TO any parties
who purchase the whole SD thousand Acrea Address
Box No. 1918, Philadelphia Post Office.
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WTHERE SHALL WE GO NEXT SUMMER

THREE HOUSES in Spring-st., near Broad
ii way, for SALE Apply to
MERRIAM { HUBBARD, No. Is wuiiu,n-ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

A Il WHOLESALE and RETAIL
;oTIFTY PER CENT BELOW the USUAL PRICES from
AUCTION.
The Stock Of large Wholesale House retiring from business
PAPER BAN0lNGS,
WINDOW SHADES
ENGLISH cARPRTfNGs,
OIL CLOTHS, &c
GREAT BARGAINS for LANDLORDS, &C.
Fine French Gold Psper &c. per roll usually sold at 81 and
81 20 fire French Satin Psper &c. pe roll usually sod AZ c
and i5c largo assortment Of feuCh Decorative Panel Paper
Hangufs also, American Paper Hanging, very cheap.
AseA large assortment Of fne Gold Window Shades, 81
Fer Ptir, usually sold q, 80
AT A CHEAT REDUCTION.
EnYsh Carpets and on Coths 6ne English Tapestry Car
pets per yard usually sold st 81 S7 tine hreeply 2o
usually aod at 81 25 ne Atwood &c. usually sold 75c
good carPets 2e yaId Also large stock Of ohClOth
remnants, from 10 Is yards, very cheap
Al COATES's No. 3i4 HudEonst, above Sphngst.
Paper Hsngng hung by COED practical worknon, a c per
roll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

TOR SALE-The PROPERTY Of the lass
IL HARRISON YOUNG, stuated thu Harlem Railroad e
Mount Ksco depot containing shout Of land On Tia
premises tWooy House. With Ave roons on the at
door paneTis; also good ceented cellar together vita
new outbudings good well Of watsr For nfomatioa
inquire Of JOHN w. YOUNG, the promises, IO3EPH
REYNOLDS, Executor Bedford. or JACKSON YOUNG, Ma
SOC Hudson-st., keW-Y0rk.
N Bill the above property not sold by the 18th day q
February 1860 II WI be disposed Of at public sucHOn tha
day on the premises, at 1 O'Clock p IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

T1OR SAJE-The fOur-stOry brOwn-stone EngIsi
Il basement HOUSE snd LOT NJ AZ 4thav. has ,he in
provements eay Also, the LOT 2xl0o solth s
Of 4sh 400 ives. Of 6.hay. Inquire Of Dr. & WARD
No W 4th.Av. -H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

NyHE SUBSCRIBER is the holder of 81, 900 OF
City Acceptanesa mature in co. 90 and 40 days. AMI de-
sres responable Produce Commission House CASH
them with The understanding that the money shah be ued Ia
the Wea 70 advance Procnse and ship for sale 70 the parties
Advancing money In th city and the subscriber will prom.
be forward l0e0 to suoh party In Tho year Of 1897 None
bot house OF standing viii be dealt with Address A. b. c.
qvfbu
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EOR eALE.-$6 500.-NO lag Dufield-st..
T. Brooklyn HOUSE hree story, brown 'front.' with two
story extension Range, furnace, gas water bath No. hte4
up for Vines trees, plants &c. $41S1 Aha
t6reestory brick HOUSE, with extension &o Ne
50 Pac6cs opposite Long Island Hospital ounaa Cost -
butd, 45c0; or rented $500. Terms easy both
- - X G. EMBREE. No. 81 Wai.k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

WINTER GARDEN.
w TONIGHT, and EVERY NIGHT win be prescribed
On adaptation BY Joseph Jefferson, Of Charles Dekenss besn
OLIVER TWIST,
MATILDA HERON
win appear In her great role Of -
NANCY SYKES,
FBgn the Jew and Bill syke win and repressnsyesin
i j W. WALLACK. JK, aud GEORGE JORDAN
and never perhaps whole did characters fall into abe hands
Of atsts lifted them than those who Will ooEse the
dramatic picture on Thursday night.
Matilda Heron. ..Nancl Dykoe
j. w. Wslack me Jew
George Jordan. BIN sykes
r. b. Johnatone ALHu OoaFI
George Holland
Mr w. *. blako.. Sorney
lone twist
J.. II. st0ddAft.
Mrs H. steddeEs as. befwin
Mr. Cline as Toby CTackstti Mr. Ponls fang Mr. Brown
a Noah Caypss Mr. Tres Charley Bstesi Ns Seeor
Rose Nayhe Miss Climber Charlotte Misc Waters 5asn
The Scenery BY Hays Ryisre and PeTkiEs embrsoesEA
consys Wobouse Quareia Wood on tbs Road 10 London
London Bridge IN the Moonlght
The Root Of London street, nc.
Doors open al II commence at ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

VNO NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS.- Wanted
II purchase by party ability and Heightened experience
an INTEREST in or the whole OF establishes CONNER
CIAL JOURNAL in the city Of HewYot. Communications
considered strictly confidential Address PUBLISHER, boz
No Q fI5 New-Y ork PoetOhice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

FURNISHED HOUSE to LET--TO q small,
IL private family, elegantly furnished browns-.one
DWELLING Murray Hill; complete with all the modern
improvements and perfect order For particulars address B,
box No T67 Pos,-Ofice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

no HATTERs.-ICHABOD PRICE, No ITO
Fultonst, win sell the LkAsk, STOCK snd FIXTURES
oil hia Hat sDd Csp store very low ior cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

nUTCHESS COUNTY FARM for SALE
~ The Farm Of the late Col George Vanderbilt Wy acre.
situate on hs Hudson River tales so1.h o. aSus'es
having Aver 'front.' OF neary halt milo Inquire OF
e''' A s. Il. MILLS, No, lg Chambers g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

Il month, FARM, with wster power, in sullivan County
consisting OF 100 10 or which under GUILTY. on the
wood but all vel adapted for the plow with dwell
nghouss barn and mill the mil built for woodta-ning
but could b. easily converted any other purpose where water
power ~ applied il lies four miles from Shohoa Station the
Newly and Erie Ralroed Apply TO JOHN CASSIE, foO
st.. ~ X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

HOUSE for SALE or to LET in BROOK
HI LYN-The pleasantly si,isel handsome, three story
brck HOUSE. stone basement No 941 GodL Fultoav.
Ralroa1 minutes walk from the ferries The house L
well built and adapted for Anes required Inquire Of
II. PARKE, druggist, cor Joy-st. and Fulton-av.
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RsaI Gsiats for Sale.
A REAL HOME for SALE-NO. 4O7 4tb-st
HOUSES for SALE-Viz: Mo-

D II and 10 Lafayettehy and Nos a. ia, TO- ia Fort
Uieen place Gate Csniont ali within few seps Of the Fus
tona. cars al choice residences; water, &ci prices,
$3.50, $1,000 S70o. Apply to VIM h. NICHOLS owneg),
No. 10 Nassa-st, NJ Y. Also, neat COTTAGE, aud two
LOTS, on DeGn-at., near 0rand.av, chesp.
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@cnses TO Get.

BROADWAY STORE to LET.-One half Of
ID store In BrOadNay the best locati0ns Address
Bon No 20 Lower POst Oso stating the kind Of business
u wanted for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

LNOR SALE-One three-stOry aud basement high
IL soop DWELLING on MAnsfeid-pl (Stss betvyeea
9Th and sh-avsl also 20 foot front kngh basement
DWELLING block They have I'll the modein im-
provernents and viii be sold very great barssin apply
JOHN AcCLAYE No. 1913 Broadway; a. No II Mansfield
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

TOR SALE-A beautiful VILLA on the Banks
IL Of the Hudson . minutes from Chsmbers-sL, with a
splendid view Of the er surrounded BY 6ne old shade te
The House. which is Gothic very complete containing "
rooms perfect orders wster and gss ESQ coed
garden and csniAge-hOuSe Apply at H. w WILLIAMSsS
Office No 70 Waiker-st N. 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

TOR SALE--The superior, full-sized, 4stO9.
n BrowDstons HOUSE, No. 40 West 44h-st alss three
modeTnbuilt 2story Brick HOUSES Nos 1879 Ia and Ia
East eOth-st also STORE PROPERTY lthaV4 asth
also 3stoTy Brick HOUSE No 15I West 9th s-Wt Be
sold terms 70 suit r. B. AMORY, No. 388 Pearte
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UTALLACKs THEATER.
w Deora open 4 7; Il n o'occk
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
In consequence Of the early hour q which The PsFoos
tsruinstss the MANAGEMENT l. enabled 10 allow
TEN MINUTES IkTERMISsiON
BETWEEN THE THIRD AND FOURTH ACTS
for the accommodation Of those wishing 10 procure
REFRESHMENTS.
ENTIRE SUCCESS.
AND EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
THE ROMANCE
POOR YOUNG MAN.
expressly this Theser BY Peuspont Edwards and
Lester Waiaok-
PROLOGUE
Manuel Marquis de Champcey mr. Lester WAaek
Doctor Deare formerly OF tbs French army Mr. Brougha
Louise Van Berger formerly nurse 10 Manuel, now
keeper Of lodging houSe) .hrI Wtleei
THE DRAMA.
Manuel Steward 10 H. LGroqus) ...Mr. Lester WGacA
DostOr DeemaTets bfougnan
"a Dc Bsvannes Ia Of the world Wla0i
GsspsT LsIoque ian aged man, formerly captain Of
Alan iCSudontiI dcmestcl sE founf
~ houret "a notary hr LeVere
HFonneu 10 bToen shepherdl y ftrsbos
Madame Laroque (dausheTnlaW 10 0Aspal Vernon
Marguerite, her daughter .......Ars. HesJ
Madame Aubrey Il relative Of the LarOque
family pery cannon
BILE. heonin goYernes Misc Amy AoALa
Christine Breton peasant girl Misc fanny iSsTuf
MUSIC BY Mr. ROBERT S1OEREL.
SCENERY ENTIRELY NEW, BY IsHERWOOD.
Between the first and second lapse cftwo months.
Between the fourth and 1fh lapse Of months
i ~
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ITO OWNERS Of PROPERTY in BROOKLYH
Il srd NEw-YoRk.-A Register viii BE- found q The oinee
OF W. l. SEYMOUR, AasAesr and Real Estate bIo.sL -
those wishing TO dispose OF their property by aaeon o. PS
sale No. i9EGsssU-st, Room No s
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NOR sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, com

nsBdng picturesque nrer large spd comgiOdiOps
House with nearly Eve seres Of Land vel stocked With fruit
II within hour snd twenty minutes OF NeWl ok anA
mile the depot Nine trains each way daily. Address Boa
No l6l. New BrunsWick Post sihcs, New.Jersey.
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TOR sALE-A beautiful COTTAGE HOUSE
n on 3Oth-st between Madison and thavs., neishbor
hood unsurpassed gs and water hroushous eoy houe
be found la this city. T. b kU SHINE, No 2J thav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

ITO FARMERS and OTHERS owning Farms
and Country Residence who wish 10 dispote Of them this
ssasouThe constant and increasing demands my Office fsx
FARMS and RESIDENCES, all hrUus the country, warrant
my applying 10 those wishing SELL EXCHANGE thor
property eud foil sud minute description g. soon as poe
sbe they be registered upon my books and rec
such attention viii facilitate and insure speedy sale woaA
refer TO PIE sent petrorL Cal address w. L. SEYMOUR
Anctlonrer Real Estate Broker No ~ NassauI Reom
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WHERE SHALL WE GO NEXT SUBfMERt
w IA Gothic villa offers datcTing indu ene8ts 70
many ia answer the above question. The Building
siruced substantially, with brick wa In the most modern
style architecture sufficiently spacious In lie proper dop. snd
hIshed In the most perfect qan"r eqmpIsendng william ne
domain about OF Land Stabes Csag Houses aae
Outbuudnss complete with forest of good sized houshng
Trees Among the combinations Of attractive cha ser may
proximity 20 churches schools pos. ooo and
markets. Newbuh he distance being about haf uie and
is commanding and unsurpassed views Of the celebrated vrr
mountain, and valley scenery BY which Il eacemP.ssed
spaaious private avenue, 5000 feet In euga which
bounds rs eastern border Is present intended rural and
attractive number OF mel cheering Villas embodng
scat skin in the OF rura homes exclusively of lbs
occupancy Of the thereof The opportunity may seldom
occur locating country home embracing the advantages COO
necled with the above place For particulars call on o. sddIes
the owner, at Newourgh, N Y. }. 4 CARPENrkA
NNTEST 25TH-ST.-FOr SALE the three-story,
and basement stone front HOUSE. Ma So West 35th.
The House z0HsO and three rooms on paro aoor nodn
and "a complete order. Apply to HOMER MORGAN, Piaes-
No. 3 metropolitan Bank. tTsl
NONKERS.-0n Be-place, for SALE or to
Il LET, 6Stelsss BoUsEi lot IS r. BY 10 81 Il lAes
finished vita AL the modern irrproveDsnsi toay ml
uts wah ro he dspeh cad cemGAnaas sPlsnad vsF %
The river and vill.ge Price 5000; $50. Apply 70
Rs MILES No. ss FultoH-st- EeV-Yoik.
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CLEVELAND, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH,, 1860. :

State; in their behalf he felt great soIicitude,
and was willing to pursue any course that was
reasonable, TO sustain and maintsin their value
in the hands Of the State He had found op-
position TO voting any appropriations to keep
them up for the year 81 Shall we adjourn
sine die, and abandon them 60 become desert
waste Of watersl He would submit these con-
siderations to members, particularly those in the
majority for to them was the accountability: he
did not know that he should change his vote on
the question before the House, from the course
it had already taken.
Mr. Plants said that he did not know what
the sentiments Of his constituents were on this
subject, nor did it matter to him. So far as
his vote on this question might affect him here-
after, it was a matter Of indifference to him.
lie was sent up here against bis protest and he
had no desire to come up here again next winter.
He had thought we could get along without an
extra session, and he had said that he would
not vote for an Adjourned session. He did not
now know that we could not get along well with
out an adjourned session, but he had confidence
IN the statements ofthe members 0fthe Fir ance
Committee. He did not profess TO understand
the difficulties with which they had TO contend,
but believing them honest and SINGER e, and be-
lieVing that they understand the matter better
than he understood il, he had about concluded
to do what he had heretofore said he would not
do, namely, vote for an adjourned session.
Mr.. Tanneyhil rose to question Of privilege.
He said that he had been informed that certain
members Of the Senate had this morning been
operating or attempting to Operate on members
Of this House on the question now before the
House by appealing to party prejudices. He
regarded such conduct ss mean and despicable,
and base assumption Of power, and he warned
such gentlemen that unless they wanted to ex-
Perience an attack of the nose-bleel or hole
made in their calfskin, the had better keep
away from him. - ~ -
Mr.. Robinson opposed an adjourned session
and made few remarks in supporter his posi-
lion. He thought the arguments in favor of
an adjourned session were unfair and illogical.
He did not regard an adjourned session as ne
cessaTy.
The question was then put on the amend
ment Of MIR. Hitchcock to substitute the goth of
March for the Goth and lost
Mr.. Robinson then moved to amend by ad-
jOurning sine die on the 26th of March, which
was lost The question was then put on the
resolution to adjourn on the 26th of March,
to meet on the first Monday in January, 1861.
and carried Yeas 81, nays SO.
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1inanftal.
F0RFIGN EXOHANGE-

tOhElON EAOn AN0E.
nRAFT IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT
IL from S. upwards. ON England and France, and on
al the PRINCIPAL Citg Of Germany On FRANKFORT Ber
in, Finna, Lipgig HuTimherE, Casssl, Cologne, Hem-
sale hY mrl2 RETTBERG = HAVsMANN.
&1O 900 MONEY ADVANC-
DlOsOOU ED-in suns to suit-s the Old
stand aud Veil known WAGNER's OFFICE-on securi-
i5s Of every kind viz Dry Goods, Hardware Gold and
Silver Plats watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Fire arms
Clolhng Furniture CaTpe's amos Mirrors Paintings,
General erchaLdss and Personal property and articles
private Established 1851. watches and Jewey for sale
WM. WAGNER, Odics 30. 8 Water ST.,
Corner Superior e., oyer Gao. A. Davis Co.'S ClDthng
Store -
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6oteIs.
IOTEL DUMAS

Nclflasfer Street beresn IA and 5 CINCINNATI, OHIO.
This old ahd veil established Hotel has been recently
Tesd u superior style, and is unsurpassed By any
Hotel Of its class in America.
The propet0T from his experience in this city CAL
0Eua and elsewhere, feels confident that his advantages
others VIII warrant him entire success and ss he
FOrably known 70 this community anticipates full share
Of public pstronaEe. ALEX EHUhfATE,
spr29Es Pronretor.
MANHATTAN HOTEL-Nos. 8, s
IAl and Murray street. I'd door from Broadway, oD
esilethe Park New York higgins Fling, PTopristorS
HuggihE late Of Pear House BostSn. H O. Fling
= Of IsvVsioo Hotal NgU Work dael
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B0ar0tnq.
ROaPdjUp

BOARD, WITH HPLEkSANTSUTTS
Of Rooms can be found at No. 2l2 Saperor street
second door East Of the % Presbsterian Church. fev
day bsaTdsTs can also Be accommodated mario27i
BOARDING H0USE-Dr. BEACH
II has taken the fne Boarding House, No 2l0 supeior
which has been nsy ntteu up and Is now open for
there's ption Of boardeIs. y&:2l3
D0ARDING. - The House No. "a
J Public SQUARE and BY the Stone Church-One ofthe
peasantes lcoltons IN the eityas been re-
Jared and Is open for Boarders faies wishing 70
fgfpth their rooms 90 acplInQdated with l1ge
and convenient and be=ro0ss ard hnge bOaraorH
and Day Buarders VII fua good on IeA
tluzhie terms. LADIES' not exeludod hefelec 6lyen
1gd reeeivsd an1R20 s, W. HghttlII;
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BniI0Frs & Arfbtte1ts.

BROOKS S. G. & e. W., BUILD
I'D EAs. Also AaHufactureTs Of DoOrs, Blinds sash
BFsekets and an kinds Of seIosBaHing and Gothic WORK
DigsJI ~ Centre Block. clsvsland, O. nol0esl
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DG5- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page.
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MORNING LEADER.
MONDAY mORNING, MARCH -, is0o.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTINo,

EF-Plan an ornamental printing OF every description
dons the p iniing Establishment of the LEADER Office
the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses In
the best syl on short notice. and reasonable
Particular attention paid blank work Every desorip
lion Of Binding done especially Blank Hooks Lsdgers
Journals Sales Books. ROcoiving Books. &c. &c.
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Gnprapers.
EDEravIng and LilhoFraphInI :

EnEraVlng and Lith0graphInE.
DRAINERD & BURRIDGE,W WOOD
~ EN6RAfE6ks AND LlHHoGRPHERs Bank
street, Clsveland o.
DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
u Electro Plater Door Platter and Manufaetol-cor-
nsr 9f Ontario and Prospect ss Up staEsl Ceveland
u ursbated to repate Spoons, Forks, Ctorl, &C., and
rafs en- equal 70 peW. Door Trimmings furIshs5 OF
Plated % OTder. Bell Hanging prom pity atsnded TO-
prices reeseaahle - !aL.totle
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1)attnt Gaiff Agerrrp.

- UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
DATENT OEEICE AGENCY OP-
1r-fs S7e5delI House, Bank street, Cleveland o.
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THE RELIABLE SKIRT

THE AROVE SKIRT rs FULLY
Il equal u not superior TO any other Skirt in Market
beng more elastic, Ugh sRdSreliable ia eveIy wy
TAYLOR, GRISWOLD- b co
MARI ~ GOOds and Garnet