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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

TIE BOONTOS RAIRoAD.--This project, which re-
ceved considerable attention last Summer has lain
comp ,ratvely Dormant for some time. Surveys have
however, been made which show tie practicabilty
of building railroad between Bloomfield Paterson
and Boontop, at cost not exceeding 100000 We
learn that another effort TO obtain stock subscriptions
will soon be mace, and trus. it will receive a liberal
support. Such work, extended to the Morris aud
Essex road, would pay for itself in lees than five
years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

The Winter Garden will be closed tonight on &C
count of dress rehearssl for the piece OF orVer
Twist, 10 be presented for the 6r't time to-iaodoN
Thursday eyenng-tbe cast being Mrs Ma'''o"
Heron Stoepe as Nancy Shes, J. W. WalIaek as the
jew, George Jordan as Bill Skies, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

Total import of Silks. s3i299 s297569 s2}4si5H
Comparative stare nent of the imports of fax and
ioeng DDS from foreign pors into the United States
for the same period
1857. 1858. 1859.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 22013 Slgi,94 $l45 o66
Linens, fleached and -
eached............... 9975,333 5593,5I B9oS,s'1
Hosiery, aud articles made on ~ 80. o.o,o
Iinsns NOT soec6ed .,,.,., l92l 1853 1850 l355O9
fetal import oflineus..SI2I3L2H S699L75l S04s789l
Mannfsetu es ofhemp...... O55l3 $1,000 42l 1863
We annex statement Of he comparative value Of
certain articles of Foreign Productions, imported into
the United States for the fiscal year. ending June, 3d.
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Tnr AssI.1Asr EnaINEERs or rHE Zinc DEPARr-

Tar ASSISTANT ESGISEERs or THE FIRE DEPART-
aENrThe OF the Inspectors Of the Fire Department
election Assistant Engineers presented the Common
Council AZ the last meeting confirmation. The Of
those elected DIE VIM H. tnrey, Richard c. Lamb, eaude
Conkin David s. Simpson George Hud, VIM. EandeTse
and Stephen W. Philips Aid Dayton opposed the conhrma
on Of Mr. Simpson the ground that be had not served s
the required Uugth Of time. Ii an.pifed however
that BIZ bad previously in NewVok and his election
with the others, thereupon confirmed.
BURGLARIEs IN AsToRIA.-Within few days past,
several stables Ia Astoria have been entered aud harness nd
horses stolen thererom. On Monday uh the stable OF MI
Wn Baua At Astoria entered and set Of harness taken
Va sd Al AbOu. 500.
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lBJg............... Sg38f16 % $Ji5,blB ~
lS59................ 8Ssio7 ~ ALTOS 70
Ts.,l.........sIGOCe COS 30 sIs3,972 90
Decrease of expenses decrease OF rs
The floating debt on the 2st of January, 1860,
~, ~ 81
Deduct cs.h aad bills receivable 1904 10
IN Il: Ss ss SS %
Surplus. s72 So7 rs
We annex q comparative statement Of the Exports
Exclusive of specie from NowYork to foreign ports
for the week and since Jan. 1:
For til. ls3si s ls5 81 s lss e.
Previously reported. 3,o29,72o 2525,2Oo $685. 7s
Since Jan. l......s4,o7iOn 83g26,lol s5,iGsi2l
The Bank of the Republic has declared sem.an-
pual dividend of ) = cent, payable 18th February.
The Long Island Bank has declared semi-annusl div
idend offs y cent, payable on demand. Seyton 81
Wainwright, Of No. 81 William street, have opened
branch Office at No. 23 Broadway, where general
Stock and Exchange business will be done. This
rangemeht ia novelty here, although common in Lon
don and will prove quite convenience to the up
town customers Of The house. The business Of the
Clearing House to-day was $40 54S70j. Messrs At
wood & Co. will pay, ON the LIST February, the in
terest due the Bonds of the City Of Dayton, Ohio.
Mesrs. Thompson Brothers have sold $4,000 Ne
1874 were awarded to-day at Washington at from par
TO lOl Mr.. Astor obtained $4,000 at lOl; Messrs.
Thompson Brotbers 800 900 at from TO l3 cents on
the s00 premium, which il tantamount to par; Messrs
Lockwood & Co., 100000 at par; Messrs. Trevor &
Colgate, sl700 900 at par to cent? the siOO pre-
MUM Messrs. Ward Campbell & Co., Camman &
Co., the Baltimore Savings Bank, and George Min,
were the other bdder. This stock is registered which
is considered an advantage of y cent over Coupon
Stock, and it frequently sells for y cent more, being
considered much safer investment. In money there
is no particular change 10 note. The supply is abund'
ant, both on demand and for the purchase of paper
Call loans Sa7 Y cent, and gilt edged paper SAL
" cent.
Messrs. Rsynor & Blackwell have cold 4 Lots, 8. f
cor. Third avenue and Seventy sixth street lO2 2in
fronting width across the rear, lOO in depth
for $4,000. Same brokers, in come aion with L. A.
Lehman, have sold Lots, north side of Fifty-hith
street l00ft. east Of Lexington avenue, full ots, al
$3.50 per lot They also report the sale by ~ nue'
Beman & Co. Of Lots south side Of Forty street,
sJi east Of Madison avenue, each s BY soi'' VA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

ELECTION OF COLONEL or FIRST REGIMENT Cav
ALRY.-At an election at the Division Arnory, Gen.
Spicer presidirg, Msior Walter ". Price was dolly
elected Colonel of this Regiment receiving 20 votes to
Lieut.. Col. Smiths Ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

P1oxrooNETs Al a FUrErAn, During tho Pros'SSs
of funeral service which being held at the church
in Twenty ninth street, near Madison avenue, po'
hceman in attendance recognized three wel'kno Hn
pckpockets Procuring assistance, the officer sue
ceeoed in ARES ing them all. On the way to the
Station House, one of them, named George Sherwood
threw away a silver poIte.mOnnae containing small
cum of money. His action being observed, tue porte
monna'e was recovered. Subsequently, Mrs. Virginia
Mills ideDtfedthe pocket book as one which had been
Ken from her pocket curing the funeral service. The
other prisoners gave their Names as George Code and
John Anderson, and all were held for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

If "a Friend to the FrienGless" will send I'd his
n and addre.s hi, Communication VIII receive attention.
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lnfactures for the same period /:

Total imports of cOttOns slaOSs 2a992s s29s1oas4
The following ia the comparative total receipts Of
Fnrsan Silk Goods at all The por,s of the United S:es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01


Tue ACCIDENT on THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
VERDICT or THE CoRoSER's JuRY.-The following
vercict which was rendered las week. has just been
MADE public;
estate Of Net-- York, County Of Weiteieey San inqu
don uctucd and taken for the people Of the state Of Newly ork
County Of Nechestsr the Getty House in the vi age q
on eI the 18th dsy &C January 1850 before William H.
Lawrence ne of Coron said County the yieW %
ID, body Of MS Anna fl. Field wife Of hon w Field then
desc Oaths Of Sanue! ID. Rockwell.
Bailey Hobts, Arson b. HOyt. NJ. n Wistwol Mathew A.
Baur and Isaiah Anderson good and lawful OF sad c0un
ttinR duly inquire the prt OF tue people
Newly orb into al the circumstances attending
the ad Mrs Anna H. Field aud by what cause said
death produced and IN what and when and where
Their osh. aforesaid that said Mrs Anna H. Field cam"
ah Inlay received The Hudson River
Railroad on the day Of January, 1890 while Passenger
seated Of toe Albany Express TAIN on ito 70
condition between Sing Stag and TarrytOWn stations
sale road way which left Sing sing ten minute,
ssd press an had passed that station rau into ADD de
ofhGd the OF SAID tram, IN Nhlch tho SAID
Mrs. Anna II. Pie ID was seated. -
And the Jury fubej hud hat the death of Mrs Anna II.
Field the chiefly of wii neglect Of duty part
exeeunq the order George n Simpson carry
the sgBs sufficient distance the track to the
approaching train time to prevent the disaster said Hartley
han Ing had ample time to execute said order
And the further find that the negligence OF Conductor
~ Sin pon, seeing that HE order promptly
and ahu y executed the highest degree feprehensbls
and deserving OF the severest ceusuie. 80
Jury further find that while the engineer OF the Sing
81 running at higheI rate OF speed than was
him by the time teb yet he should have been more
that the express tram thea on tho track eoad
" 1siredl WIN II. LAWRENCE, Coroner.
S. d. ROCKWELL, Foreman.
BAILEY HOBBS, NJ. A. BALMEE,
4NSON e. HOYT, ISAIAH ANDERSON,
M n WISEWFLI Jurors.
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M. ben accused ofepe.t bu, Which, viii be perceived

los b.p occused Of repeating but which, viii be perceived
not at all analogous
who could ex pec otherwise than that this great discovery
which strikes Of millions Of invested capital should
not meet with les fierce aud nveteste ns This wv the
case The coal interest and Of rsosds which freight
here toscthe with numbers Of opposing interests will uecess
suy the discovery and attempt 70 read s introduction
among hut her opposition will failure for tins reason;
while costs FROM 81 20 40 per thousand cubic feet to
ufac,uc gas the be manufactured FOR about
foy cents TIE Thousand cubic feet while gives about onetd
more sbt The for lie production costs about oneid
that Of cosa while can be produced each gas being made IN
icous equal capacity IN quantities six times greater than coal
s In fact the advantages manuoufe OF waergs
, Of gas arc great h- the omnipoien public viii
tina; is not pu. down by the powerful monopoHes arrnyed
against
But wherefore do the gas companies avail themselves ofhis
discovery promises such great advauiagesl This natural
question and dcoveIer freely adults to that he
20 unsophcsied ask huse the question under the
impression that the gas companies would respond it sma-
,yoy but your reader how little you know Of these
great gas compSes You should that these companies
poy persons about their works at very fat salaries
Thcse persons arc course consulted upon az matters pertaining
to gas and then pse dirt puts rest the question Tue
high uncouay Of principal works plainly oo 'ne
dhcoyeer that il not convenient to disturb the STATE
Of things II water could be msnuactuea 10Y hon
inc vpd No, be coareent adopt IT, and that therefore,
tcv ,v,bed nothing 10 CO with There however, some
10 the ~ instances fshne Among the 4OO gas
tbs United States there some presidents and en-
who possess sufficient to perceive that tue INTRO
duction cheaper processes o the sf uace OF gas INTO 'e
works eventually rebound TO the benefit OF all the employ
ee as ell a. interest Of their few Of these
spris have already adopted the waterg and Others
1t thought follow for they know, with farseeng We
ion that the coming when this must be adopted
bv those gawoIk country which do not desire to be left
far behind in the great mach Of unisonal progress"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

THE FFRRIEs.-It ia rumored that an arrange
ment" has recently been entered into between George
Law the principal owner of the Roosevelt street Ferry,
and few Of tue most influential directors of the Sou
Eighth or Peck clip Ferry by which the two interests
will shortly be consolidated, all opposition Withdrawn,
and the rIrnus of tie ferries changed to tue foot of
Roosevelt street. New-York. The rate Of fare to be
then ablshed il said to be not than two cents
for each foot passenger The late reduction of the
Peck slip Company rates Of fare to halt cent, aud
the ruunng Of both ferries at such ruinous rates has,
il is said in great measure tended TO induce over
lures Of compromise the part of George Law,
which, II is rumored have been accepted by the other
Company. Conferences have recently taken place
between the parties, which have given rise to these
rumors, ana several of those Interested do not deny
but there may be foundation for the n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-01

Tx SUICIDE At RED HOOK PoIyT.-The Coroners
Jury in the case Of Calharine Suith, who committed
suicide boy taking arsenic, Sunday last, presented
verdict Of censure against the drug yst who sold the poi
son. ard ordered his arrest TIE facts oftbe that
Mrs. Smith two OF her children, aged resp Give
ly, five ard years for the arsenic Ga thir re-
turn tue oldest boy mixed it in water at her request
and she drank it. The deceased and husband had
both been intoxicated during the day, and he was y
ing belpessy drunk the time she took the dose. On
getting up he threatened to kick the phy scians called
her relief. out OF the house. She died few hours
after they left. Upon tue renuItiV .iA verdict by
the Jury the Coroner examined the law, and found
that it was no oeDse to sell poisons, if the vial or
parcel containing it, properly labeled; AMI if not
labeled, the oilense was more than misdemeanor,
subiecting the offender a fine Of 500 at the most
The vial, 1t spears, bad been labeled, and the Coro-
ner therefore declined to take further proceedings in
he matter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-23

we are sectional. We deny it. loud APP
plause. = That makes an issue, and the bur
den Of proof is upon you. daughter and
applause.)' You produce your proof and
what is it Why, that our party has no ex-
istence in your section--gets no votes in
your section. The fact is substantially true ;
but does it prove the issue If il does. then,
in case we should, without change of princi-
pie, begin to get votes in your section, we
should thereby cease to be sectional. (Great
merriment.) You cannot escape this cOnclu-
sion and yet, are you willing TO abide by
it If you are you viii probably soon find
that we have ceased TO be sectional, for we
shall get votes in your section this very year.
loud cheers You win then begin to dis
cover, as the truth plainly is, that your proof
does not touch the issue The fact that we
get no votes in your section is a fact of your
making and not ours. And if there be fault
in that fact, that fault is primarily yours, and
remains until you show that We repel you by
some wrong principle or practice. If we dc
repel you by any wrong principle, the fault
is ours but this brings you to where you
ought TO have started-tO a discussion Of the
right or wrong of our principle. loud ap-
plAuse.)
+ Concluded To-morrOw.
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Gus.

IMPORTANT TO GAS CONSUMERS. -
u GAS FROM WOOD, COAL, R0sIH, OILS, &C.
TING PURPOSES, BY
TYLER's PATENT PROCESS AND APPARATUS
Proven 70 be from thirty to ffty per cent cheaper
than 1y any other process IN In the United States
or IN the world and equal IN Illuminating power TO
any Cas- now in uss. The apparatus Is Substantial
durablet simple and cheap, and can be operated By
a9T ordinary servant. Each apparatus is construct
Cd ior manufacturing Gas from all kinds Of Cas-
making materials nov In use. Any further inform
ation viii be given upon application By letter or
Otherwise, 70 5. STEIN,
Oaioe corner Of Public Square and Ontario st.
= y Es Cleveland Ohio.
Hat-Now in operation at the residence Of Henry L.
" Whitman, Detroit St West Side and also at the
eonntry residence Of Bratenahl Bros. on the Lake
fhores and At the residence Of Robert knight, on
hlnaman u. uar22d3m
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6abiaFt aYarf,
ITRNTTITRE ANn I'M

FURNITURE AND UNDERTA-
IL KING.-C. L. BAuDER a Co., having removed
their Ware Rooms to their old stand, No. 33 Pros
psct street. again prepared 70 furnish everything
In tbs line % Cabinet Ware and UphOlstry.
TTNDERTAKING.--A LARGE AS
~ sortment Of Ready Made Collins always kept
On hand. apr4 q. i. BAUDER co.
- w. BERRY, UPH0LSTERER
N!.s and Manufacture Of Lounges, and all Kinds
DrapeIles, &c, No a superior stTest Hill four doors
below Commercial Branch, Cleveland, Ohio
All orders promptly executed. Particular atten-
ton paid 70 the laying Of Oil Cloths, Carpeting, &C.
&C msX9lly-l
nANIEL w. DUTY, CITY UN-
IL DERTAKER, keeps on hand large stock Of
al kinds and styles Of COFFISS, embracing great
variety Of his new style Of BURIAL CASkErS, all
Of which cannot be- eYcelled by any similar
IN the State. No IS Erie street, Cleveland.
janl7R2idEW
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9ftreItg.

livery ONE WARRANTED
IL OF those American Watches just received a
neV supply from the Factory.
leh22 COwl.Es.E & co, Weddsu House.
YANKEE DOODLE FOREVER.
and the Amaricln Watch forever. They are
ts best lEatnh inside ,li America and nobody sells
fs6s5 c0WLEs CO., weddell House
NUT PIX.--JUsF RECEIVED A NEW
supply Of Nut Picks.
fh22 C0WLEs & CO., Wedden House.
GILVER AND SILVER PLATED
= - WARE.-NeW stock Just received by
eb22 COWLEs CO., Weddeli House.
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finanttal.

SI0 000 MONEY ADVANCED,
Q1Oa aOOO In sums to suit-at the old stand
aud we'll known WAGNER'S OEFICE-ons securities
Of every kind viz. Dry Goods, Hardware Gold and
silver Plate Watches, Diamonds Jegelry, Firearms
Clothing Furniture Carpets, Pianos, Mirror Paint
inss, General Merchandise, and Personal Property
and articles Of value the most satisfactory terms
Business strictly private. Established 1851. Watches
ard Jewelry for sale al bargains
WA. WAGNER, Once No. 5, Water st.
Corner Superior street, over Geo. A. Davis Co.'S
Clothing Store
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q, z. AapertisfuIents,
EDWARD a TAMBFRT . 90

EDWARD A. LAMBERT & CO,
importers Of and wholesale dealers in Station
eT9 il9 and ~ William street, New York Offer 10
the Trade full and we'll selected stock OF English,
Preach, German and Domestic Goods, Of their
lmpOrtati0ns OF bought from first hands, and which
they viz sell at the lowest prices and On favorable
terms. 1855.
Catalogues or samples Furnished on application
0rdens b. mail rsceiye the personal attention Of
one Of the iirm and flled complete.
Special unportatiolls made 10 order II required.
An examination Of their stock and prices is sOlc-
tied. Ju2R22
nEMING & TIFFANY, GEN
ERAL pRoDUcE CoM1IssOE MERCHANTS, No.
81 Pearl street, New York Particular attention
paid the purchase Of Goods for Consignment. Lib
erai Cash Advances On Flour and Grain.
REFERENCs.-Wm. W. Cox, Prest n. 7. Gas Light
go.i Charles $. Fox, Prest City Fire Insurance Co
er, Richardson o., New YORK Collins, Bros. Co.
Hartford; Alcott Horton, Cleveland; John Ten
nis 3 Co., Cleveland; Babcock & Hurd, Cleveland ;
Day, GriswOld Co., Hartford. JUS
n. q. DEMING.- LYMAN TIFFANY.
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8oardina.

DOARDING HOUSE---DR. I. B.
BEACH has taken the fine Boarding House,
No. 20 Superior street, which has been newly fitted
iy25-243
BOARDING HOUSE--TH H Il
II HOUSE, No. "a Public Square, and By the
Stone Church. lone Of the pleasantest locations in
the eity-has been thoroughly repaired, and Is now
open for Boarders. Families wishing to furnish
their own rooms can be accommodated with large
and convenient rooms and bedrooms and Single
boarders and Day Boarders viii fnd good accOmmO-
dations on reasonable terms. References given and
reqnirsd, apr2-l ls60:R2al s. w. BuRRITT.
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8raas fannartI.

TAMES II. ODELL, BRASS
% FOufDHR AND MANUFACTURER Of
Brass Work Of sEsry description, No. IS Union St,
lev d00rs from Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. H.
Z prepared 20 furnish all kinds of work used for
used in tine Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of ali
kinds made and repaired Brass Casting done daily
and Bras Work Of all kinds repaired dsc2R8
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Patent Office A0emtlt.

FOREIGN EXCHANG E.
u Drafts in amounts TO suit, from S upwards, on
England and France, and all the principal Cities Of
Germany. On Frankfort, Berlin, Leipzig, Vienna,
Nuremberg, Cassel Cologne, Hamburgh, Bremen,
Stuttgart, Mannheim and Prague For sale by
mri2 RETTBERG & HAUSMAEN.
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THE ALL-sUFFICIENT THREE

TRIESEMAR /, 2 AND 8, PRO
fEcTBD By ROYAL LETTEks PkTFNf 4,
England and secured b. the Seals of the Hcols A.
Pharmaeis de Paris and the ImPsria Ccils7S 81
Medicine, Vienna
No. I Is invaluable Or exhaustion, gDsrmatorrh0,
and al pssEicAl DISABILITIES. NJ
No 2 eompietelF eradicRtol AL traC58 Of thols a.
eases that have heretofore bean treated 81 ~ 49,.
ciens and pernisiogs use 81 eopaiga and cu6ets.
rne,,-i,rv fi,s-,iv i,snS5..-- II fts :, i- -
venom Of disease -s-s -
TRIESEMAR, Nos. ], 2 ana 3, ara rrupl7.i 4, "a.
form Of lozenga devoid q taste and l1Il. ~ -
Be carried IN tho Waistcost pocket sold l "a -
and divided into separate doses, af adini ~
Valpeau I.siiemand ROD x Ricola 4e.l hricg s. SssS
or 4csses for S9, which BsVea 81 arc in ~ - c-.'
aud ratail, Of Dr. BARB w liQie.t bleeclrsr SfS.'
New York. Immediate q FssssIving rsnitfa-.S
Of ths world, securely pa12, - addrass5d a1c61
ing 70 the instructions Oh
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fish.
NORTH BAY WHITE FISH

NORTH BAY WHITE FISH.
IRnn- HALF BARRELS BEST
I0UU MORN BAY wH1Tr FIra- 11 toS is1 bst3ar
quality than usual,) this lot being nearly eo1sI 10
Detroit River" all In prime ordor, now landing
-'s nayi7:zs VI GORDON, MCMILLAN co
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" from Household Wor ds-At
T AW BOOKS,
Angel on Water Courses.
Angel on the Law Of Ca Eriers
ANGEL and Ames on Cor pUrations,
Bishop on Criminal Law, 2 vols
Bishop on Mrrriage and Divorce,
Eouriers Law Dictionary
courier 9 inStitutes, vols,
BFightley'g Digest,
Cushing's Massachusetts Reports, II vols,
Oh-tty on Pleading, vols
Ghittys Blackstone, 2Vola
Curtis, Decisions in the uprsms Court OF T. ).
Gpnkling Treatise on tb E Courts of Us.
GhittendOP's Digest of Ohio State Reports,
Chitty on EXlls, I"TT
Drake on Attachments,
Decisisps In the bred .5cott Case,
Greenleaf on EvideDcfJ, vols,
huliard on Torts OF: Private Wrongs, vols,
durd on Habeas Corpus, .r.. r
Kent's Comment aries, 4 vols,
Mathews Guardi ans Guide,
Nash's Digest Of Ohio Reports
NAsh's Pleading and Practice,
Ohio State RepoT Is, complete sets,
Parsons on Contracts, vols,
Parsons Mercantile Law,
Rsdheld on Railways,
Rats Guide for Administrators, u .
swans Treatise for Justices Of the Peace
swan's Manual for Administrator, r
Story on Partnership,
Swans Revised Statutes (Win Be ready In June,)
United statB Digest, u vols,
United states Equity Digest, vols,
Walkers American Law, ~.
Mharton's Criminal Law, s....- .
= Wendells Blackstone, vols, -
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LAKE FISH

All well c1ro1 and recently Inspected
Our long business connection with the various
nshinF localities the Lakes (kTie, Huron, Mich
iRan and Supssior,l has 80 increased our transac-
tons with the fishermen, as 70 render FISH an i'm
bOrtant branch OF our trade, I've now being by far
the largest receivers Of fresh water d1h In this eoun-
Try y and in order 70 have Il receive she hsst polEi-
bic attentlon, Ne hsEe employed ozHGrieBcsd and
competent man q devote hie Fbo4s time 70 iia
afement, and are IN positien e oiler InQre than
o1diuaIT adFanfages to bEFers of Lake Fish kesDs
Ing puliAntlf a eqnplete assoTtMedt and now have
every variety % ne ehoiesgt eradep of Pound aad
SAe caught fiae, which We eo1eF at rates that will
L fste iti afy other market; ag Fa duR't (knOWs
~ fnFiyj allow Ourselves 70 be undsrsold
GORDON, MCMILLAN a CO.,
Wholesale GrocerG.
Cleveland, May Il, 1850. sW:2sS