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Saturday Nights Report.
ARRIvAL oF rHE ANeIo sAxoN.

ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON.
FARTHER PoINT, June 80
The steamship Anglo Saxon from Liverpool on the
hs via Londonderry the 2lst, has passed this point
on her Way 20 Quebec.
The Baden Conferences ended on the nth.
The French and Pruasian Journals declare the
reace Of Europe consolidated.
All was quiet in Sicily
Garibald was organizing for an effort ON the main-
land
Que Of the captured steamers carried the American
LivsrpOOl-Tho weather had been unfavorable Tor
1sssrs Richardson, Spence a Co. report, -four dull
but steady.
Wheat, dull-prices oasier-quotations unchanged.
sales OF red at los 6deells; white at lslGl2s Cd
Corn-Nerry dull. Sales Of mixed AT 32s; yellow
az 52s Cd: white &C 34sG3js.
London Market-Dull and buyers demand q reduc-
tion.
London, June 2lst.-An extraordinary meeting Of
the Royal Atlantic Steamer Navigation Company,
vas called for yesterday e adopt resolutions for
lncrHOee Of capital iron 4lu000 10 E7J0090 and to
authorize the directors 10 borrow money.
Mr.. Harvey Lewis, who presided, announced that
il had been determined that the proposal for increas
ing the capital should stand until the result Of
the hrst voyage Of the COnnaught is known.
Paris, Ihurgday.-Ihe Opinion has received sec
ond warning, for publishing Victor HugO's speech.
The reasoh assigned is that the speech contains
violent APPEAL 70 revolutionary partisans.
Lhirty-sN villas are reported burned in Mount
Lebanon
me Turkish soldiers sent to protect the Chris
tianss joined the Drudss and participated In the mas
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During the memorable period OF our political
higtnry when Che advocates Of Federal ntogven-
teon upon the subject 81 Slavery, IN the Terrific
Fios had well nigh prccipinied the country IN
10 revolution, the Northern interyentionisn de
manting the Wilmot PrOvsQ for the prohbition
o slavery and the Southern interyeniionhts itheh
RW In number, and without single Representa-
tive In either House Of Congress, insisting upon
Cohrressioual legislation for the protection OF
slavery IN opposition 70 the wishes OF the people
in either ease a will be remembered that - re-
Quired an the wisdom, power and influence Oi
CLAY and Webster and Cas-, supported by the
consersa alive Bnd patriotic men Of the wing ale
Democratic parties Of that day, 70 devise ahe
carry out a line of policy which would Tesioft
lsahea % tho country aud stability - the llllon
The essential living principle OF that Poley ~
a policy on the legislation ef 1850 was ana now
Is non Intervention by Congress Win slavery N ~
the territories. The fair appreciation OF thisJust
and equitable principle restored haFmony anu
fraternity TO distracted eoehIR II l,iS w my nv
depart ffom that wise and Just policy Wnieh pro-
duced these happy results, and permit the coun-
try 10 be agaln distracted ;'if precipitaied INTO
revolution 6vn sectional contest between slavery
and anti slavery nterventi0nists, where shall We
iool, for another Clay, another Webster OF unoth-
er Cas- 20 pilot the ship of State over the break
ers into q haven of peace and safety -
The Federal Union must be preserved. Inc
Constitution must be maintained inviolate IN az
It's parts Every right guaranteed by the COnsti-
tuition must be protected BY law ~ ali cases
where legislation Il necessary 70 is engagement
The judicial authority, As provided N the C9lssi
tuition must be sustained aud It's decisions Implicit
ly Obeyed and faithfully executed. The law must
be administered and the constituted authorities
upheld and all unlawful resistance TO these things
fidelity ii we expect to enjoy and transmit unim
paired TO our posierity, that blessed inheritenee
which we have received IN trust from the patri
ots and sages Of the Revolution.
With sincere thanks for the kind and agreeable
manner in which you have made known 10 me the
action Of the Convention, have the honor To be
TOuF friend and fell Ow citizen,
s. A. DOUGLAS.
Hon VIM. II. Ludlow, of New York K 4
Dick. Of North CarOlina p g. Micklih, OF
Louisiana and Others Of Committee.
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TELEGRAPHTC
satardar -. RspoE..
TORNADO ACCIDENT.

NEw foRK, June 30.
Between ana c o'clock yesterday aferr
noon a violent squall passed over South Brook
lyn, causing a terrible accident al the Aeatd|-
emy Of Music, in that city, at the time the
squul was at It's height twenty-five work.
men were engaged in putting up the roof q
the building. Six Of the workmen were in
jured BY the accident two OF them 20 severely
thstfhey are not expected recover. The danl-
age to the Academy Is estimated at about
$4,000.
Luther B. Wynian, one Of the stockholders
who was Inspecting TIE building at the time,
John C. Simpson, master rigger Mr.. Clevel,
stone mason, John Kennedy, laborer Jere-
niah Morrison, a mason, and Charles Bar
low, his apprentice boy, are among the IN
iyired.
The Mozart Hall Democratic General Co"-
mittee held & meeting last evening and eloP7
ted a series Of resolutions deploring che dlviD-
ions in the ranks Of the Democracy, and rec-
Ommendiug the nomination Of JOINT Elec-
torial ticket in the State Of New YORK, to pc
supported BY the united Democracy, and II
such a union cannot be effected, TO support
Judge Douglas for the Presidency. The de-
monstratio1 was unexpectedly large and en-
thusiastic.
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JUDGE DOUGLAS, LETTER OF ACCEPT
= -- ANCEs

WAsHINGTOE, June q.
Gentlemen.-In accordance with the verbal as
suranes, which 1 gave you when you placed in my
hands the authentic evidence Of my nomination
for the Presidency, BY the National Convention
Of the Democratic party, now sent you my
formal acceptance. Upon careful examination
Of the platform Of principles adopted At Charles
ton and re-afirmed at Baltimore with an addition
al resolution which is in perfect harmony with the
others / find Il 70 be faithful embodiment Of the
time honured principles OF the Democratic party,
as the same were proclaimed and understood
BY ali parties in The Presidential contest Of ls4s,
1852, and 1855.
Upon looking into the proceedings Of the Con
vention also, / lind that the nomination was made
with great unanimity, in the presence and with
thu concurrence Of more than tWO-thirds Of the
whole number Of delegates, and in accordance
with the long established usages Of the party
Ny infeEible purpose not to be candidate, nor
accept The EOminaiion under any contingency eE-
eept as the reeular nominee Of the National Dem
oerliic party ana In that case only upon the con
dtlon that the usage as well as the principles Of
the party. should be ia5hered 10 had been pro-
claimed for long time a. become well known
These conditions having all b,ssp compIied with
By the free and voluntary action af tbe Demo-
cratic masses and their faithful reprtsentatiVes
without any sgency, interl ference or prO6e@emeut
on my part, feel / must, in honor and dufg oc
cent the nomination. IN taxing THIS gtep L -,
not unmiudful Of the responsibilities 1t imposes
but with firm reliance upon Divine Providence
have the faith that The people win comprehend
the tr1e nature Of fIe issues involved ana event
ualiy maintain the right. The peace Of the conn
try and the perpetuity Of the Union have been
putin Jeopardy 81 factions which interfere with
and control the domestic afiaiFs Of the govern
ment II the power and the duty Of Federal in
Reference isto be conceded two hostile sectional
parties must be the inevitable resulffhe one m
1enInr de passions agnd ambition Of the North
erd fhe other Of the South, and each struggling
- ule the Federal power and authority for the
!. 1rgrandiaement OF its own section atthe expense
= III RE equal rights Of the other, and IN deroga-
fion al these fundamsntal principles Of self gov
counfry as the basis Of our entire republican fys.
ten.
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BosroN, June 80.

The lightning last night struck the house
Of Johnathan B. Goodenough, in Brighton,
killing Mr.. G. and his son and seriously m
juring Mrs. G.
The force Of the gale was terrific uprooting
large trees, demolishing chimneys, awnings
&C, and doing other damage. I.
Many sail boats on the harbOr were up
set, and there are reports that several lives
were lost; but these reports are not con-
irmed, though there were many narrow es-
canes
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NEW YORK MIARKRT-JUNE 30.


FLOUR--Sales l62OO bbls; at S5,2s95,s5 for su-
perine state; S5,45a555 for extra state; S5,2a535
for superhne WESTERN S5,4595,55 for common TO
brands extra Ohio round hoop. Market closing
quiet and heavy, with rather more doing for export
CANADIAN FLOUR-Sales Of 45Obbls at S5,l5
67,5O for common TO choice extra. Market shade
easier with only moderate demand
RYE FLOUR-Sales at S3,50Q9i, 20 for common
to. choice superfne- Market steady with small
CORN RIEAI.-sales Of 800 bbls at ss,4Oas, 90 for
jersey SS,!sgs,sg for Brandywine. Steady with a
WHISKY-Saies isO Bbls at 2I14@2i4e. Inmod-
WHEAT-sales Of $500 bu white Kentucky at
81 l5Sl, go; 1000 bush winter red western at Sl,4O9
l,42; $500 Milwaukee club at 81 301l32, afiOat and
delivered; ll59 bush Chicago spring at Sll2iGl, ,2-
Spring wheat heavy and dropping aud white winter
held steady Ct about previous prices,
RNE-Salesa at SOclsts2. Market quiet with sales
BIRLRY-Market Dull and nominal Sales Of
CORN-Sales of s2OOO bush; at 64tS06j for good
and strictly sound mixed western; 6S for white rs
tern aad CSC foryellOw Southern. Market dull and
OITs-saiss At s7a4Oc for western and Canadian
and 3ec94Oc for state. In limited request
HIDES-Market dull aud heavy,
PORK-Salss 2g75 bblsi Sls,s79lg, foF new mess;
SIS for old mess; Sl3,I5 Tor western pine ness SlS
Is for old do; SIS 80 for clear; Si3s for new prime
Sl7,5O fer old do. Market more active and hrmer de-
mand, chiefly speculative and confined almost en-
BEEF sales 800 bbIs at S4ta4,25 for country
prime; S4,505 for country mess; SSC1l0s5O for re-
packed mess, and Sll29l2, 50 for extra mess prime
IARn-Saies Of so0 bbls at I9al25lc. Market firm
B6TTRR.salss at lolia faE Ohio, Is4 SD aasss Jtaa5ss
IC1HfiiEiRsE-ssles at ts@Iole for state; 7Gs'4o for
STOCKS-DuIi INC bonds 9I5z; Harlem lst
mOrtssage loo a sinking fund bonds 765si NJ
do 7g3; c SPY; Erie 1873; NJ q 5SA NJ 5 1875: Ill
c scrips 90; G 4 Chi 6238; Chi 7916.
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MARIN E.
MISCELLANEOUS.

SCHOONER VALERA, Of Cleveland, is reported at
Savannah, I'D inst, for Buenos Ayres.
BARQUE W. s. PIERsoS has not yet started on her
intended voyage TO Liverpool. She passed up to-day
for Lake Superior Detroit AdUertiser S0th.
BosTos, AHOY THE fast sailing schooner Gem,
owned BY james Peck Co, and commanded by that
very ancient Mariner Jack Redsld, cleared yes
terday with full cargo Of corn for Boston, Mass,
direct. This is the first shipment from Chicago 10
that port, and we hear the brig P. II. Harmon and
nation. II the BOstOnianH should some fine morn
ing discover very last clipper schooner approach
ing, they prepare to receive Capt Jack for he IL
some on time. The aggregate Of carried by the
three vessels amounts to 39,603 bushels Chicago
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SMIFa 2E0p0aals.
7TOTI0l mn CONTRADICTIONS.

IN Propossla will be- received At the oiice ol the
Itv Civil fngneeF Of The City Of Cleveland, until u
o'clock M. JuB ythi 49, ier w. ,i Wy ianst a""
Plans and specifications may be seen ana more par
tcular Information obtained atsaid Engineer Olhcp
on and after July 2d,
Fach proposal must be accompanied by good and
suflcient bond requiring the bidder TO enter into
contract at the prices named IN MS pIopoaal nhuuiu
the same bo accepted,
Tbe Hoard of CITY improvements invite the SUBJ
iert tbs same BY order OF the Board,
'''' j. n. SARGENT,
iupea7.qQo City Civil Engineer
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\. II. SOLOMONSON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN,
Keeps the largest assortment OF the most approved
kinds Of sPECTACLES. All his Glasses, whether
for near or far sighted ground under his in
spection, by machinery Of new construction, with
the greatest caIe so as 70 suit the eyes In all cases.
curing Weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation Of the
Eyes, and imparting strength for long reading or
fine sewing.
81 n. II. SoLOMOSsON would here inform the pub
lie that he never employs any in the sale Of his
Lenses.
RS- Also, splendid assortment OfSPY GLASSES,
moROsCOPEs, OOMPAssEs, &C, on hand.
bS- ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without paiu,
as perfect ~ natural
No. 2s7 SUPERIOR STREET,
feb y Near FoRg's Crockery Store.
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0abiMFt aHarf.

EURNITURE AND UNDERTH-
IL KING.-C. L. BAUDER 4 Co., having removed
their Ware Rooms to their old stand, No. 80 Pros
pect street, again prepared to furnish everything
in the line Of Cabinet We're and Upholstry.
TNDERTAKING.---A LARGE AS
~ sortment Of Ready Made Cafins always kept
on band apri o. i. BAUDER & co.
G w. BERRY, UPH0LSTERER
NIe and Manufacturer Of Lounges, and all kinds
or Mattresses and Bedding, Cushions, Curtains
DTaperies, &C, No q superior stEeet Hill four doors
below Commercial bfaneh, cleveland, Ohio.
tion paid 70 the laying Of on Cloths Carpetng &c,
&C. mayslly-l
nANIEL W. DUTY, CITY JJN-
DERTAKER, keeps on hand large stock of
al kinds and styles of COFFINS, embracing great
variety Of his new style Of HURfAL CASKETS, an
Of which cannot be e1celled BY any similar concern
IN the State. No. Ss Erie street, Cleveland.
ianl7R2idkW
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hgsieiaus & 9meeoa
MEDICAL SUCCESS EXTRAO
DIR. A. GIBSON.

After all other Treatment Fpilsil
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BRECKFNRDGE CRLEBRATON.

The National Democracy of this city are
firing 100 guns this morning in honor Of the
nomination Of Breckenridge and Lane. Many
Of the most infuentiOnal Democrats in this
city, and all the Government officials join in
The celebration.
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Formerly of New York City, will pay One
drsd dollars for the proof that he ever fails 70
the aboYs named dieeases. He viii ray the
sum for the proof that any other PhyBieia
the United States treats the samo diseases
Afler many years Of lsborious study and sI
encs, DR.. GIBSON 3 happy In being able :
nouncs to the unfoFtunats, that be has peril
system qf treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
ol the above and other private diseases, vii q q
effects arising therefrom, including
DEBILITY Oh NEREOUs PRO3TRATlc
1ie has succeeded In curing cases In this ciil
5eli-siyied physicians, Who prOisss 20 traat ail
least particle Of benefit.
Athough Dr. GIBSON has a Diploma,
makes no boast Of that fact, for the Very raa5
Diploma - com peratlTely q simple thing, d.
Of intelligence Tor neither diplomat nor
nor even experience ever yet possessed p0t
cieut 20 always make aged men WISE or 70
one single Ounce into a Iaedlcal genius melt
10 boast that be Is q member Of some e
Paris or London, g perhaps some others dc
purpose Of enBnaring tbs Innocent. Bat -
GIBSON might boast q s. this, that he
give entire satisfaction 70 those Ebo rsT
dencs In his ability and integrity, ar -hf
perfected an American system o. tTedtne-
challenges any Physician Of London or Par
patent medicine to equal for the radical cnr-
inal weakness, and all diseases or defang
both mental and physical, arising nom 8
secret abuse.
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treat
A0luMllk NuNAAl1srn QNgA al NAAllAA -
and first, the agents used are in no respect @
able be uses no relics Of the dark ages
Mercury, nor any other delstsriou5 drug
no restrictions in diet OF business ia req uireo
~ his treatment Is positive and certain IN 3
He stands prepared 70 60 into any public
hospital in the United States and demoI
great fact that he is able 70 permaneni Fi7
cases, in the same length Of time requirs
other Physician TO cure one similar case.
Fellow Citizens Facts are tangible thing
this age, the only pabula upon which q.
mind can Be ed, and from which Just aud
conclusions can be deduced-
Dr. GIBSON Is permanently locateQ 10 Li-I
and has during the past SIX montns pefIofna7
cures Of diseases which had for year3
other modes Of treatment Reference can 40.
individuals OF the nrst respectaDlllty ~ sd
Boston, New York, aud other cities IN "a
skill and integrity in all professional tran9ac
Dyspepsia, Rhuamatism, SGrofnla and all Z
diseases treated with unusual success.
E1- Medicine sent 20 any part of the co1ni
receipt Of ten dollars
Dr. GIBSON's New Work on Physiology
at his uiiice.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EleetroPathy and Aedi
Bs75- Once No. III Ontario street, up stail
doors from the Public Square
Office hours from to Y and frOm to e
daily, Sundays excepted.l
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RFCFPTTON.


ST. LOUIS June 30.
Hon. J. r. Barrett was received by the
Democracy this evening at the Ferry Land
ing. A large crowd was in attendance.-
Ninety two guns were fired in honor Of his
vote in Congress.
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NOTICE.
orrlaE oonnls.I.osEn. OF pnIsrINo.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF PRINTING
Columbus, Ohio, June ~, 1850,
q GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ Received at the Office Of the Secretary Of State
q the State Of Ohio until the
3lst dog Of July Hert, at II o'clock, H.,
for executing the State Printing, binding, &C. for
the period Of two years from and after the Arst Mon
day Oi November next ensuing, Ia accordance with
the prpThione nt the aot entitled "en act 70 provide
for the execution and supervision OF the State Print
Ing and binding passed March o. lsC0.
The printing OF the State Is divided into five class
es % be lot In separate contracts, as follows
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CLEYELAND AND MAHONING
GOING WEST

MAAINU IUNNEJIIUNo.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and CleVe-
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SOlon, with hacks to Chagrin Falls Sc,
At Mantua, with hacks for RaVeana &c.
At Braceyille with hacks 10 Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks 70 Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
fille, bloomfield, Canheld, &C.
At youngstown with stages for New Castle, PO-
land, Lowell and Enon Valley, and thence BY p F.
". & C. R. r. to Pittsburgh.
CHAS. L. RHODES, saP't.
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J. The price per hundred sheets for folding the
laws, journals and public documents
?. The price per hundred copies for stitching the
same
}. The price per hundred copies for half binding
:. The price per hundred copies for brochure COW
erng Of such Of the same shall be required TO bs
covered Ia crOchute f'
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G0Mfefti0MErg---0gStFts.

CODA WATER
- FRENCH CONFECTIONERY,
The Largest and Finest in the City
KENNETT ALE-COFFEE AND CAKES.
Confectionery and Cake furnished TO order for Par
ties and Weddings. All to be found at
JOHN SCHRINK'S,
Williams Block, Superior street.
n s. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE-
u. POT Qate Holt & Maltby's) CELEBRATED
WILL BE RECEIVED DAILY
From his establishment in Baltimore-put up in
cans and warranted fresh and good or sale.
Aiso herneticaly Sealed Oysters, LObsters, Clans,
Spiced Oysters, and Sardines kept constantly on
hand.
Baltimore, New York and Princes Bay Shell Oys-
ters will be received daily bY Express.
nE- CRACKERS for sale by the barrel.
W. w. GAINES, Agent
ssp6 No. Superior street, Cleveland, o.
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lS5els y g. RErTBERG 4 HAUsMANN's..

Jdaols RETTBERa HAUsMANNs.
SOMETHING EXCLUSIVELY
- FOR THE LADIES.-Brown's Hygienic Sus
pension Waist, and Improved Skirt Supporter. Pat
''is1f EVERY Lady SHOULD HAVE ONE.-In tact,
every one would have one, i they only knew the
BEAUTY, UTILITY and BESEFIF Of them. Tls waist
not only affords the most perfect SYMMETRY, and de-
tracts nothing from the BEST CONCEIVABLE FoRN,
but directly promotes Il IN every respect IL rs oi
such peculiar construction that II relieves the Hips
from the almost insuppOrtabe burden TO which they
sometimes subjected, by suspending the skirts
&c, upon the shoulder, and by means Of Circular
Braces II STAYS and Supports the clothing completely
Preventing t9e@ S9 9fsg I !na 5agaP5 os5 1F BkAEbS HbS
maze IL fruiv an ASTi-La hSldins tie skirts
away from the person. and drawing the flexible por-
tisn Of the supporter entirely away rom the waist
throwing the entire support of the skirts directly
upon the shoulders through the elastic stTaIs rms
CURE % AG5ff Ss6 tHR9Sic plsEtsF caused BY
compiainiS osp testify These Waists have passed
the critical examination Of s0e Of our most eminent
he best thing of The kind ever invented, They are
rapidly coming into ts9 and give universal satisiae
tion TO all who have worn them; 1ney m-tt DC seen
sie9. Cali at the BURNEFT HOUSE in Cleveland
and eEa5t.Hs thSm Lay Yill always be in Te9di
right 70 manufacture the Waist to sell territory
will call on the prOprietOrs at CHAGRlN FALLS,
States.
CAUTGON.-An persons Infringing in any way or
manner this Patent, will most assuredy be dealt
with according to law.
NORRIS, SHEFFIELD co, Proprietors,
Successors 10 Il. T. RroVn 20.
Chagrin Falls o., Feb. q, 1850.
Read the following Recommendation and refer
ences, kindly furnished for publication by those
who have worn these Waists, examined and sold
them which, grOm the many more fattering commu-
nications We have and are receiving daily Is deemed
sufficient for the present:
CLEVELAND, Feb. "a, 1850.
MessTs. NORRIS, BEEFFlEIp q Co.: We, the under
signed, having worn " RRQgEs CELEPR4TEp HY-
aIENIO SUSPENSION WAIST, for tle last few months
take great pleasure in recommending 70 the attena
tion Of every lady 1t is admirably adapted to the
EASE, CONVENIENCE, BEAUTY and HEALTH II the
and in many instances effects radical cure Of the
numerous diseases caused by tight iaCng. We hope
to see IL come into general use, for are fully satis
fed il is what every lady who values comfort and
health should have; and We advise every one 20 pur
chase it, for we can assure them they will never re-
gret Il.
Mrs Charles Leayett, Mrs. y. Stair,
Ii d Blossom d N Burnett,
80 L. W. Curtiss, 5. ID. Pearce,
- Z. L. Ransom, A." J.. Cuwles,
Miss Amelia p. Nash, " Prof Brainerd
Mrs. d. Pritchard,
REFERENCES.
DR.. s. r. Beckwith, Brainerd 4 Burridge, Pat
T. G. Cleveland, ept Right Agents.
F" W. B. ReZner b. gGgles, Editor Leader.
- ThTall, OssisR v. Dodge, Agent
'' ]. M. Johnson, for Pianos.
Ell Baldwin Co, M'ch't J. Ii. Dewitt, Merchant.
MORGAN Root, feh2OzsI