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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-18

BOTIcE.-The Republicans Of the Seventh
Ward will meet at the Old School House east
of Case Avenue, at 7 O'Clock P, NJ, on Thurs
day evening. Jan. 18th. f.
BIZ ORDER OF COMMITTEES.
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nYERLANn nrAIL.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. II.
Fifteen hundred tons OF iron bad arrived Tor the
Sacramento Railroad.
The Christmas festivities ongroSsed the sole at
tention oi the people OF san Francisco.
The cron Of gTapes 10 California IS less this year
than any season since 1882.
There was bat little doing at the Indian Greek
mines
Notwithstanding the exc, tions Of TIE military
in ArazOaia, tAo Apachel eontinue to elmmit
wholesale depredsiions u the vicinity Of Tubac
and Tucson.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS. BEING M

TTWHE NUbSJHIBEA BEINW III
IL StEOU OF eht riug - a zey irtp TIE Coal .fe--
wishes % dispose ~ s 20 sleek OF Day G1s a- o4,-
crrlfe and .1.l aial rihes self th- bliuE- il
which toiug m neas The stsnd D. situated lt
the ucty alJ 90 tao N sAls Village ~ Natnet f
~ hss an ararars bdsinoss I've ~ Iluus1Hd Dol
lars per af. anoug whch J. cubrcel tho t p'l-r-
as- o. a mai lI pulltl IA oi NOUS sist5
md honest uai b. sdrs- The country rnunu 'o To a
.ftfIed 5qirt wa LY AMI untarrTsin- aEcatuF lo -
lat yht for riynatpess THERE'S eaiIrs th The mor
lcbtht mechafic no coHuuuty in seuei iVor D. suiu
ngre with th.se C otlCF elly Ia Che >isr. The
a sle now hnd b. asscd nuv and VI De- i-
o. yaetaeeous terms sud and feiinlr er
chaser itss1l given iuelsilafel7 ihc hfsE
, n Apfi ueKs F'1I iufihsr p1Iii, al rs. sddross
J. WALTON,
| ilal6.g70 saineyi le CoiuH bisra Co Oh o,
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IMP0RTANT DO FBMALEs.
DIR. CHEFsEMAN,s PILLS.

HLHE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
DIENTS these p rs sFe the result Of long and
extensive prac>o They mild in their operation, and
esrtuin in correct s irregularities, Painful Msnsrua-
ttionE removing all distractions, whether from cold
terse bsadaehs. pan in the 81 palpiLation of the
baa1t whites all affections Mysteries, fatigue
pai 10 the back and lmbs Sc, disturbed sleep which
arse from interruniioa of Haiure
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
yyas the oomnsneeu Of in the treatment Of
cos ineguarties aud ObsirucOns which hevo consigned
so ma thousands OF tho youn the beautiful AID the be-
owed 70 a Prematare Gave. No female enjoy good
health unless & is regular and Whenever an obstruction
takes place the general health begins tOdeeliu'.
DIR. CHEESEMAN PILLS
arc the most eaectual remedy sFsr known for all COM
slunis pseuiar 90 Females To all CLASSES they iuva
aie tna1iag l0h eaTainy periodical regularity. They
kown thOusa8ls who have used them at diieren
periods throughout The country having the sanction ofsome
Of the most eminent physicians msroa. Explicit dTec-
toRs, stag leH and eH they should zOf Be used with
each Bo1-ihs P,ioc One Dollar each b0z ooHsiHag 90
PiHs.
valuable pamrh' ct be hnd froo ofthe Agents Pills
cEf bg maxi promptly, by enclosing price to the General
agent Sold b. Druggists generally
H. b HU rCaINUS, General Agent,
lG5 Chambers St. New York.
Sold in Cleveland at Wm- Fisks and Galord X Ham
mouil's, dsc7eOWd&w:R20
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VIEW YORK srocK mARKEr-Im. Il

sccomi Boa1d-MaTke ct rcm3ins suft, with but few
changes dyes OF IS 99 Tenn sIx s va si1es gII Oh
is-t \ u - 81 apd Ga &; Isnsma "a; ReaoIns s.3s
son "a bonds 81; Erie sih tnHd 49; Mnsixes 49, tun-
nerina Coal Co IS Clerelard and 10 edo 1915; Cen
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sANFORD'S
Liver EmVigOraGOP

II . Nhh DthlLllrTES-
1T is COMPOONDED ENTIRELY
rto FROM GUMS and has become an .ll sfJ fr, a
Standard Medicine kuoyn au ruTy 81 D., IN WHO nav
Used aud IS Tcsnrts Co Wiik conft-u-a IA m ina
diseases uF wiiiI a. -ulnle5,fpl
Il has cuTei thouSinis lpishtp fhe last f-, ,eqrr
who had up all hopes ssbf relief ss tho fuatr
unsuleited certificates 81 = Inv n,sSfSsinn show
The dose must he a peis- DO TIC fp1gpsru,at r The
udlvidual taking .aIal us Sled n such 1lfp ms as t
| act gently or Rae bowels. ri
Let tle dc'acs OF vnm K H,i~nle~f cu5r Won in the
use Of he Liver lN-stF IGOR ATGlt. auJ n
viii cure Liver Cons. .piatut., ifiiiGuS At
fackss DysnepSi n,=iChr0nie Uinrrbnt.n.
= u ~ ~ 2 7 q o IN - 70 luI IHfs, d Sc q iC~
ny, DropsyS SOurIg Stomach. fI1Effu-,I
COST ness3 thui--tcs Cholera, Ghuit-
ra MOrbuss Gholera, I'm anfum, FfTfu-
I le @ ei , q u n q g q ~ Female McakuaSS-
ess ant M n- used stl,e ssiulfV OEislN A.
kl PANTY MADl--~iCtEE. 70 viii rurc SEX
n y A n {, " ta, s~.houS4nsiS sp t-,iif D IN
TWENTY MINUTES TCFSiTWO Or VIRFs, rF A.
SPOONFULS ARE TAX -lEN a. so.slnenc,u,s si gs
stack
All Esho II arp riTng taair simouy It's ifv=
~ Nix E1tor in the CdIh with the tNEtGOR zfGR
snd swallow buib irsrlhcr
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the tY Of So 900 damIg f,r rjuTie. iccs
ny faili'g through hole IN the sid, walk at
Tie c"Iner Of 32i street and llth Avenue.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!! HAIR DYE
Em. A. BathGIOE'S Hair Dye!
N, m, HARMLESS and reliable Dve ks

The onig kaTmless and reliable Dye kR0WH
Ire Ougesl and best in the WOrldi
An others mere imit3tons and should be avoided
teu vi ish 20 escape udicule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
sautifnl and nanal Brown or Black without The least
infUry to Hair or Ska.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
WaIded 10 Wm A. Baiehei5T sHe lss9. and 5000
applications have made the Hair Of bis patronE Of
his famous Dyes.
WM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
zOt be Distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
Dot 10 iurs the least however long may be esRnued
and the m effect Of Bad Dyes rsmedied; the Hair iuvigor
hted for Ike By this Splendid Dye.
blade. sold applied Ia private TOOmsl at the Wig
FnrtorF No. 2f3 Ernad way, N. Y.
Sold - an cities and t0Was United States By Drug
r1ts and Fnncy 0oods Dealess.
T The genuine aas the name and address upon Essel
plate engraving four sides Of each Box. d
WI. A. RATCHELOR,
ianl7 No. 233 Broadway, n. Y.
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FI,OM CHICAGO.

CHfC10o, Jan II.
The Iowa Legislature yesterday re elected
Jas. Harlan United States Senator Vote
stood ~ to So for A. g. Dodge.
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CITY 4 NEWS ITEMS
wRDNRsDAY mORNING, JAN. is, 1850
TRAyRLRR's RK0IsTER'
NEw ADvERrlsEmENTs

J. n. Cobb 4 CO New Law BOOt.
Rotth,rg \ Recommendations.
Dr Davis-Oiioo 100 Ohio street.
Physiological ResoaroLos-Sl ecisl Notice.
Holioway's Pills. Special Notice.
HosictieI's Bitiens-Spocial Notice.
lughnIn 4 nrngg-Books and StaiionCry
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The PicroRIALs-HaWks & Brother have the
PlOtOrials for this week with full Illustrations of
the Lawrence calamity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-18

THEArRH-The "POor Of New York" was re-
psA,ed last night to q full house, such as should
greet the company each night. See bill for 70.
night.
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IES- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale al
Hawks, J. s. Malson's and Omstcd's newsdepots
At news depOts at Weddell and Angler Hotels, aud
at Quinlan's, LIS Ontario Street.
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No COUNCIL REPORTS No Council or Festival
reports to-day. All of US at the Festival last
night
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COMMERCIAL.


Tuesday Evening, jan. d. IsGn
LLOUli-Sales lj3 BE. good extra at s557
WHEAT Sale car red on track Al SIao and
] car white at 81 ,25.
CORN Sale carr car al cOs: } ear sholled at
same; car do. at &c delivered; car do ate. and
? cars at &c.
HOGS Sale Il head light weight at $3.50.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
FFicE, wARtNG's BLOcK, CORNER UF BANK AMI
ST. CLAIR sTREETs
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CHRISTIAN BELIEVING AND LIVING. Sermons,
by + D. HUNTINGTON, ID. D., Preacher 10 the
University, and Plummer Professor of Christian
Morals in HarYsrd College, Boston. Crosby,
Nichols d Co., 1860.
Professor Huntington, as q Christian gentleman,
q clergyman and a Professor of tho Oldest College
in the country has reputation far aud wide such
as is at once an honor 10 himself and his country
These sermons upon miscellaneous subjects viii be
eagerly sought for By the Clergymen and Laymen.
The AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF
USEFUL KNowLEDGE, foT the year 1850. BOs-
ton, Crosby, Nichols d Co, 1860
For thirty years has the American Almanac
been sent out with all its rich stores of useful
and valuable Information. As heretofore, this
number will be found TO contain complete library
of knowledge relative 70 the government. finances,
legislation, public instut OBs, internal improve
ments and resources OF the United States and of
the several States.
LIFE OF LAFAYETTE. For children, by e CECIL,
Boston, Crosby, Nichols & Co., 1850
A capital book for jnEeniles. The life Of the
great patriot and hero is written in engaging style,
and the text is illustrated with six engravings,
AN OVERLAND JOURNEY From NEW YoRK TO
San Francisco, in the summer OF 1859 By
HoRAoE GREELEY, New York. G. NJ saxtOn,
Barker & Co, 1860
Horace Greeley, in his journey last summer
across the country from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
gathered mine of information from which he
can draw during all bis after life. These letters
were hurriedly written, mainly in wagons or IN
der the rudest tents, while closely surrounded by
the (very limited) appliances and processes Of
pioneer meal getting, far from books Of reference,
apd often in the absence of the cOmmOnest map,
yet they present picture Of the route as It is and
as an intelligent, industrious tourist would see it,
They are well worth reading.
All the above are for sale by J. B. CoBB Co.
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JUhNSUN'S NEM hRS LlGhI.

NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEET
IN ING Of the siockholdc:s the Clair ST. Gravel
KOa Company. for the election Of Directors, will be held
The Office Of L. Prontlss, in the city Of Cleveatd the
l7th day OF February, lsu0, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
p. PREhTI S. Secretary.
January l6 1850 -2T 1891
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-18

DR. MoUuSTooK's Com AND oOuon MIX
ruReAwoug the cola and cough "rcmedies" that hood
fho MARKET THIS alone stands the solid basis Of true
modioal science Or McChntoek stands in the hre mon
Uf tho profession lie stakes ms reputation on what ho Of
torS 10 the sick ss genuine curative. Never has I'M
,,r,.r,,i,, eisiaoa his rtiarapir Price % cents.
Ia 49, WM. TISKE, Druggist.
a..as Clfvo and
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The Restorative pct mp iu hotties oi tssss sr W -
iIge medium gud sua the sGiail L,lds = uini su,
rstaS or oue dollar per hoitle the Mrium holds base
twenty cent proportion than small rf
Tor two collars per hotsle be large holsa saf sd T.,
cedi more IN rr0p0Tisn, ard Fstails for three ars w
bottle
q. J. WOOD co PTOprictoTs No fil Brol lv-lv y
York, and No llt MarEet street. 81 L0uis. hI0.
And sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods nszl-f.
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sANF ORD'S
Family CathartiC Pills,

Trisn one Dollar Fer Rotle
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9neftal NcIires.

- For Cas- Fixtures and Fitting .5s apply /. q
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go; & (, " iuGGlHR0THAH.


| Cincinnati. o., Feb. 10 1851. Ill irli-l.s
PRoF Wo0p-De2r Sir: iiE The advice 90 frl-rt Of
mime Weo had been uSlrs YOUR Hair lia-lUraivr was
indee 70 tfJ it il tue fever Alav rri
nearly eseY na{ my head came out Now my haT hzs
come ereat deal thIckc thau ever v.s No rigg y-
duly and Svmpaty that e to ~um0,uuicag o. ofi.g,
VIM arc 3cod as have bee would nsuca mc 70 ,ir j.
this public nc know Judgement Of the benefit have re,sirc
from Prof. Woods H.lr Restorative
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STORE AND STORE HOUSE FQS SALE

iy5dk~R2
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BRYAN's TAsTELEss VERaFUGG.-Wormsi in
children ir not dislolgOi tag the foundation Of faalds
Oao dose Of this really ploasant liquid will destroy
and bring thcm away. Its orois Is thorough The COM
paiu "a rely returns Evefy constituent Of the Vormiiuge
svegoiahe and harmless. Il gives pain.
r,riee q5 sepis said nv WM. FISKE
ac,s.ps Cleveland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-30

made In the United States thought best 70 give brief
statement OF the facts they occurred.
On the afternoon Of the 18th i was on shore
In company with the captain Of French
vessel he had some disturbance with q ste
vedore, and tried TO persuade him TO 20 on with
me. We were shortly after surrounded by q mob and
some policemen and he arrested came near being
forced along with him. and was showed along up the
wharf succeeded however, by the assistance Of one
Of my men, in getting to my boat and went on board
About an hour two later started see the United
states Commercial Agent to make inquiries why was
insuted, or rather assaulted in the streets When ar
rived at the wharf / met by the Captain of the
port, and requested him TO go with me TO
the American consus house. which he refused and told
me TO go on board which declined do and started 70
80 in company with my son. had proceeded but few
steps before was surrounded by mob consisting of
soldiers officers and the rabbe of the place. and showed
back then turned 70 go back TO my boat, when
Tired ut and my men struck with clubs and one of them
was Knocked into the water and received wound on his
head and fearing still further violence fired with my
revolver four times at them two Of them slightly
wounded, but rs It was in the back suppose it must
have been from the shots fred at me from up the wharf
The next day went ashore In company with the United
States Consul and protested against the authorities
place, and by his advice went before them to explain
the transaction was called up several times, till,
the 17th rested with my second mate and three
men, and sent to prison, the authorities refusing bail
which the United States Consul and my consgnee ten
dcred.
have protested against the whole proceedings,
and trust the government Of the United States
will feel 1t TO be its duty to compel the
Haytens to make restitution, both for my time and
expenses and the disgrace Of being imprisoned by set
persons little better than savoges and likewise for my
men, My men were let out after eight days imprison-
ment
On the night of the 18th as have since been informed
30 great was their harm that they had all the soldiers
under arms and called out the National Guard consisting
some 800 men with two pieces Of artillery to defend
the place against i've men, q whom armed with
only one pistol.
Isee Of the American papers call the present gov
eminent of Hayti government Of law and order
beg leave TO differ with them, as far this place is
ccrned at least The only law here appears be the will
Of the General or Governor. Az instance will
that the interpreter OF the port in jail for saying
he was sick when called upon interpret my case
with orders TO remain there during the Generals plea
sure.
The French captain above referred TO- was subjected
TO fine and expense amounting to $3.50 Spanish and
three days imprisonment, all for striking who had
grossly insulted him. GEO. 4. CHURCH,
Master Of brig Uranus, Of Boston.
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ANOTHER ASCENDING 1REAsURER.-The Schenectady
Nos Of the 9Th inst says-There was great sensation
in the city yesterday in reference the
OF Mr.. VIM NJ Colborne, editor and proprietor Of the
Schenectady Now. AT first there disposition be
charitable and suppose that he detained away from
home by business sudden calamity; but subse-
shows that he Is . defauer and that undoubtedly be
has absconded The amount Of the defacatons have
not yet been fully ascertained but it viii probably
amount 10 thousands of dollars The public was
slow to come TO this conclusion, so great
was their confidence In his integrity and
honesty, but upon full examination of his financial mat
tiers the facts thick and fast that he had absented
himself for fear OF detection and exposure His
Office expires on the first Of January, and he called
county This doubt he knew he could not do without
detection and that he felt his only safety was fight He
was native OF England and 1t is supposed that he sailed
in the Africa on Tuesday from New York He leaves
wife and two interesting little girls who have the sym
pathy Of the whole community His effects have all been
seized by the Sheriff.
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Arx CArH, Hayti, Nov. 30

TO NM EDITOR HERALD.
Arx CArH, Hayti, Nov. 30, 1890
Iwish 10 give you q statement Of difculty Captain
Church. Of the brig Uranus, Of Boston has had with this
government and the way they have acted towards him
think was most shameful. The AFFAIR was a. fol
lows-Hs consignee sent him lighter alondside after
working hours the men in the lighter did not wish 70
work and gave the officers Of the brig very abusive
guage and both parties bows-the second mate
and two Of the with the lghtermen. During the
evening the captain Shore wishing 70 con.
suit with the American Consul and when he landed on
the wharf he found mob OF sixty seventy persons
collected there among them the Captain and Lieutenant
OF the port The Captain Of the port ordered the captain
Of the brig 70 60 board his vessel the captain told him
he wished to consult with the Consul and asked bis pro
lection the Consus Office but the Captain OF the Port
told him he must 10 board Captain Church then
turned 70 get in his boat, when the mob assaled him
with clubs bricks and stones, and fired shots Al him
In the ARRAY one Of his men knocked overheard
After getting the man board the boat Captain Church
fired four loads from his revolver al the mob on th
wharf. Two 81 the mob were wounded in the back bu
by whom n not known.
Captain Church then pulled on board his vessel on
the next morning be and his second mate and three
there eight days and then liberated without trial Capt
Church remaining m prison They then wished % clear
with The American Masters Of vessels, pro
tested against her gong without the captain
and 1t came on this day but k'was mere farce They
had eight Witnesses each one confradcted the others
evidence In fact, two Of the judges turnei from
the witness stand they could not ts how old they
were whore they belonged but most OF them swore
the first shots fred from the wharf The Attorney
General tried 70 make OF rebellion, most ri.
dcvous thing there the crowd the wharf and
twohundred soldiers within atty yards OF the wharf and
the boat only Captain Church, two men and boy.
They sentenced him 10 six days Imprisonment and ine
Of ave dollars; but he has been fourteen days
prison and his vessel loaded and ready for sea- which
great Ices TO the and breaks his charter
party We will get you the fun particulars Of The trial
and send them by the next vessel that the nited
States. III l. BsEyoOR, brig ~. Mary
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
~ Psrsov, Aux GAYS, Nov. %, 1890
Having been imprisoned here by the Hayten anthor
tics, and fearing mireprescntaons Of the case may be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-30

MAYOR GETTING HIS ELECTION EXPENSES Our OF GAN
BIERs AND HOUSES or Ill FA,E-In the trial Of some
gamblers at Chicago last week the Court permitted them
10 bring in evidence to prove tina, they and others of
their profession paid considerable last spring to
elect Long John Wentworth Mayor the direct aad ex
picit pledge that during his term least they should
be unmolested The evidence was plain and papable,
and did not admit Of doubt and the Court imposing the
highest fines the law allowed warned the prisoners not
TO put their trust in such princes" promises again
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-30

THE CusroDY THE BuRcW CmIDRKS-A writ OF habeas
corpus served Mr. Burch Monday citing him to
appear before Judge Norton, Of the Joliet Q) Circuit
Court TO show cause why the two children Mary w. and
Harriet Corning Burch aged respectively eleven and two
years and . half, are held under restraint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-30

The Treatment or Americans In Hayti.
THE CAPTAIN AND CREW OF AN AFRICAN VESSEL
ASSAULTED ny A MOB, AND THEN rINKD AND I'M
PRIsoNED By THE AUTH0RITIEs.
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BOARD wANTED-FoR A GENTLEMAN. WIFE IN.
- FAINT and nurse In New York between Fourth aaA Sew
sn,h nssnSss aares. stating terms gsieh must - mode
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Having been imprisoned here by the Haytien anthori
ties and fearing mireprescntaions Of the case may
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BOARD WANTED-TN FIRST CLASS FAMILY
where there are no other boarders Cor gentleman and
vile and daughter 10 old Eighth
and Fourteenth and thirty nth streets Addeas
Charles, box !, no Post once, giving terms
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ELEGANTLY ruRNIsHEp ROOMS IN THE HOTEL ST
sreeJus vacacated suit Of four Communicating rooms
fronting Fifth avenue, having BATH &c attached ais
Board at table dhote private tables Carte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-30

EhEGANTLy FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM
on the first floor 70 let en- suite with or without Boa
street corner Of Clinton place and Fifth avenue;
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16
ALEXANDER FALL.


From Seabury & CO., Gas Filters, Nashville.
The Vesper Gas makes brilliant and beautiful
light thai is cheap and portable aud perfectly safe
me- con, tructIun of the Nesper Gas burner aud the
retort Is 50 perfectly SIMPLE that cannot get out
,t order, nor it explode.
The managelnenI Of the burner Is easily under
stood and requires but hLgle more attention. to Keep
II clean aud IN gOOd order than ordinary gas fixtures
rue lig gut produced b. the NesPer Gas We CONSIDER
fully eslal, evsry respect, 10 any other KIND oi
JOHN NJ. SEABURY,
7. J. SEABURI,
Ii. :. PEACH.