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and Dye Stuffs, would like to call the
attention Of Planters, Physicians, and
the community generally to their as
sortment. Our chemicals, such as Qui-
nine, Morphine, and Calomel, we pur-
chased personally from the manufactu-
rers in Philadelphia, and can warrant
pure and genuine. Our drugs are from
one of the best houses in the same
place. aid are fresh and strictly pure.
As so much depends oh the purity of
medicine, we think all having occasion
for such, will find it to their Interest too
give us a call, as from our knowledge
ands experience in this business, we
are able to judge of their qualities.
and having purchased a large stock of
the leading articles, we can afford to
sell them at a slight advance on New
Orleans prices. .,,., .7l -
our stock will be found u
good assortment of Springs, Maws'
Self Aparatus, India Rubber Self Sy=
ringes, EarfSyringes and all others:
| Instruments Packet Cases, Scatif-
Gators, Thumb Lancets, Gum Lancets,
Spring Lancets, Cupping Glasses, Sill
ver and other Catheters-all kinds,
IBreast.pumps, Breast glasses, Trusses
plain; Trusses, double spring; new
SsTrnsses, silver plated, single; Trrisses,
silver plated, double, Trusses, self ad-
justing, tufnpad; Trusses, Danfortt.
new steel; Trusses, Halls old style;
Marsh light
Statione,y Letter, Cap and Motto
paper; Pens, Ink, Blank Books, Enyc-.
lopes, &c, a. .s
Ju Jube Paste, Gum Balls, Fishing
Tackle, &C., &c.
( Datetic Artselss or lnraliid Delluc's
EBiscolinc, Rachout DessArabes, Tav-
lor' > Bermuda Arrow. Root, Syr. Hypo
Phosphat es,S Durkee Corn Starch.
iaes md qlsotss Pure Port Wine;
Pure Teneretf Wine, Pure Sherry
Wine, Pure Catawba Brandy, Pure
Old Otafd Brandy
P0lent Medicines, .e.Bull's and
Sands Sarsaparilla. Voolf's Schnappssa
Charles London Cordial Gin, lie Roy
Mixture, Labarraque Disenfcctem,
Jayncs', Londons, and all patent smedi-
cines ofHthe day, and an endless as
sortment Of Drugs. Give US call.
+ June %, 1854 M
HAVE on hand a fresh and genuine a
I'LL supply Of Drugs Chemicals, Paints, ~
Varnish, Oils, Glass, Brushes and Per ~
tiimery. Will soon have fresh supply Of
Chemicals and AIkaloids, such as Qninine,
Morphine, &C., direct from the manufactor's.--,
Also Dental and Surgical Instruments and
Stationery. Constantly receiving an assortment
of Patent Medicines, Wines, Brandies. &c., for
medicinal purposes A variety of culinary
eStra 4. Of which we hope to be able to
parties.
Jan. 20, 1859. .,.,..,.l,.
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Terms of Court a judicial
District. ~,

PARISH OF JACKSON. !. Jury terms,
4th Mondays of March ana September
Probate terms, I'd Mondays of June
and January. y US :
PARISH OF UNION. .Jury terms Cd
Mondays Of April ami October. :.
Probate terms, Sd Mondays of June
and January. y
PARISH OF OuAcHrA Jury terms
ith Mondays of April ana October.
rebate terms, 4th Mondays of June
PAR1sH OF MoREHousE. Jury terms.
Sd Mondays of May 4 November
Z terms, Sd Monde Us of July and
February.
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GDnlatlo,,aI.
SU M M 1T
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

nuns rn,+;4r+;o, !, 1oo.+od ~ s,,m.
a ;+ An aI;ss st 20 NV t%a e Now
n.laans ,Iaalson and G,oat NortI'ern
p -; Trna5 T. : raa;aa &c 49, connt,u
remarkable for its healtlfulness.
/ The course Of instruction is thorough
md solid, Pupils being taught to
si9siaissfor themselyes--to use the knowledge
M f,ia s. ac,i,,,tt, nas ...,-,a.55. @1li
s Sskdnf aisc;n1;ns E lind vet firm =
II ssYsnfg s1,sd5;;sate heinp scrnnnlonslv OK.
asgF 81 II aachS rirl. large or small
I'm; AN N 81 raid. to- The Aab;ts and
srersi;S ~ SbSss wl|n hoard in tia Inst;.
st,,t;nn II Z IA n 4 ;;i,ss viii Ia shaved IN
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Mail Arrangements.
Arrivals and Departures,
NArcnEz ROUTE,

Arrives every day, Except Sunday,
at 5. P. NJ.
:. Departs every day Except Sunday
at sam $50
SHnEyEpoRr RourR.
Arrives dailysat lOF. u.
Departs daily at12 a.
s V1cKsBuRe Rou7E.
Arrives daily ut 10 +. N.
Departs daily at 8 ~. NJ.
BAsrRop AND MONTICELLO, ARE.
:, Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at 10 NJ.
), Departs Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at 2 A. M.
OuAcn1rA CRY SASpsAAs1oS,
= Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays. and
Saturdays atslOsP. M. " t1s
;, Departs Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at16 a. NJ.
1T. JEFFERSON AND PECAN GROVE
. Arrives Tuesdays and Fridays Il
6 pm.
J J Departs Mondays and Thursdays at
WIssBoRoueH, ST.. JosErH AND Mousp
-sls BAYOU.
Arrives Tuesdays at 4 p, N.
Departs Wednesdays at I AZ.
i. ~. 1NArcH1rooHEs.
Arrives Al Wednesdays at l2u.
Departs Thursdays at s An
~ o., = n ~ !, HARDY, p. NJ.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!!
EMERSON & HARDY.
Architects General Undertakes,
\. Monroe. IA.

OFrpR their services tos thes in
habitants of Ouachita. They are full
ly prepared to draft for and undertake
all kinds of buildings. They have
skilfpl workmen in their employment
and feel sanguine they can give IN
equivocal satisfaction to- those who
may honor them with Newfoundland,
All orders promptly attended to.
They would alsoannounce, that they
.hayespurchaseds the Monroe Saw Mill,
and will be prepared to fill all orders
for lumber after the 18th April 1859.
<. Monroe, La, March 3, 1859. 4elY. n
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Probate Sale

Nm Saturday, the 2 I'll will be sold at
~ the Court House door in the town
Of Monroe, one bay II orse the proper
.ty Of the estate Of John Nallace. n
sS Terms Of sale OhStwelve months
credit, note and approved security.
, NJ =: u. MITCHELL, Curator.
s sJan. 10, 1880. 81 So:
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Board per month. 4.$l5
Tuitionin English and Ancient
GU ACHITA
|. F'E]M.ALE ACADEMY,

+. Al. HALL, A. M Principal. Z
MRs, Sarah e. HALL Preceptress.
f. MISS. CARoL1NE "A. HAwLEy, Teacher
FIN higher English and Ornamental
branches. ~ y ss
Mss. JosnpalsE Marin, Teacher 81
Music andsFrench.
MISS. NRHAs j. X lLIrAs, Teacher in
Primary Department. d,
!, The. Fall and Winter; Term ofthis
Flhstitntion will open on Monday, the
Goth 81 September next S +
TlaatssseJ 1s.itsos re- Session Of Iscsnts
s4s Weeks. | a;
Alphabetie Department \. 80. SIS 90
Academic a....... 20 OO
Junior W. II Z ys !, .l.'.s.. rs 90
Senior ~ IN s.i.,s \. L. 80 90
Music piano Forte and GUITAR,
= eacn ~. .s.ss s ~ sO0
Use Of Instrument {. !. \ !. y II 90
Vocal Music. \, 81. 4. s.S.. 8 90
French Spanish & Latin, eacl ~ 100
Incidents charge 81 :.: 90
Ornamental branches al the uous
. extra 3. charges 1. sss
RATES or Bo&Rp IN THE INsTITurIoA IN
THE FAMILY or TnEsP RIsc1pAL. \
Springand isnmmer Term.
Board, washing, fuel, and lights per
month :.,. SO, ...i.,. ;.s,. ..$3l
Fall and Winier Term. ~, ~
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GoeaI Aopertise,s,er,

HO, FOR CUBA!
Forty Thousand Men Wanted!
ATT. BEERS STORE!!!
To Buy the Largest Stock of Goods
Ever Brought to Monroe.
r HAVE the honor of informing the
l. citizens of Ouachita and adjaeakt
Parishes, that l have just returned
from New Orleans with a large and
select, stock Of =. .Al3
Spring and Summer 005a
NslBotll fashionable and Plain,)
gonsisting of
French, English and American Prints,
Merinos, Cashmeres, .5 49,
Delaines, New Fashion Plaids,
LIZ Berages, (nounced and plain
T. ..,.5 A fine, assortment Of Calicoes,
French Ginghams, a,.
Domestic (bleached and unbleached,
sass Shectings, b,
Ladies' Stockings: ;''''''
sssss Jaconets and sBrilliantines,
Linen Table Cloths,
cashmere Dresses. .,..
Ladies hid Gentlemen's Pocket Knives,
Swiss and Organdcr Muslin,
Printed Linensy ''.'l
Edgings, lnsertings, .,.,s IA i
Swiss and Jaconet bands. as
seBleached and Brown Cotton,
Collars, Gloves;
irish Linens, ..'.# sss%
Linen Drillings, il ss-@.
5Cottonades,
Striped aud Plain Cotton
n LSOA44
NH fine assortment Of 49, Ass III
Gentlenaen and Boys Clio thing,
ss Consisting ot /.
Goats, Pants,
Vests, Shirts nj
CO. &c. d.
n Hats, Il Gaps,s
Boots, and Shoes.
Also afne assortment Of Ia
Hardware, .ss
Woodward. ~ 5sYs Il
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ST !; Jos,EPH'syc oLLEGE.
NATCHITOCHEs

THE fourth year of this Institution
will begin on the first Monday 81
October, under the direction of the
Bishop, assisted by members of his
clergy, and cminently qualified Law
teachers, whose previous services have
been secured
A prospectus will soon be published
varying but little from those issned
the former years.
In conformity. with the wish ex.
pressed by several families, the pupils
will be dispensed with the uniform
Parents who intend sending their
children as boarders or'half boarders
are requested to give timely notice.
Letters should've directed to Bishop
Martin, or to theSRev.5F. LIE yezouet,
Procurator of the College.
- ,ssfAUG: MARTIN,
Bishop of Natchitoches
sept.l5, 1859. It
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M xs4A ERE ss5s M pectfully 8n
ouncH stleiF Numerous & fsjends, 4sslsk
sa " NJ fthdt seekeis n ullh, pleasure I'M q
|3p {esfeatioAt taat they have newly Gts IIs'sII
tsa their cstabllsAaaaQt ALMA Jl7lR
lNt;s and are prsps7 IA ~ y fass 1St q y q.
tons than ever ore n lo ID IN.
s FED tatQy thenfK viz fho 4 dSes S5ssssses
Ethe WY Ahnest tnediea properties3 a many
heret Afflicted with dispel hi. ,rhsu tisin
|0RaS s. 81, aH ls ossr H d.d organic
H6rias sare sihiMddiiip splsasanf, healtb.
|sll lley Nregi6n. Kithssln ablndaaoc
F / :! ylariifty will ~ dor,ied 10
Y .ao sss W'l! Atito chase aud kiT tLepsilyer
\ \ J \ " u good tom alngss mint,
YAere are Antl7 Ho9sess PROVIDED for those,
VINO asAlts V vi fli,s efficacy of d. water "
Ebatlfng and iose Wild desire ann zelnei,ts usil
.iNrni11Itsi h4llaA 0oms, Bali Alleys. &c.
n A II N " disfinguisIed fol their
ll1llske IN enson ta1he Happiness and coIli.
itest IN hetf uests, md Their cliarges are more
llsiod Ase tlEkii Epsts ptaces.of similar rpsort
y sssIM ! gEasa. sa.,ss y. 1902 s.sejdsF
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Brick Making and T.o1;n.

Brick Making and Laying.
VIE undersigned is prepared to do
any work. in the above line of bust.
ness IN the best workmanlike manner
ne can be addressed at the residence
OF Mrs; Nancy Hughes. of this place.
W. r. ELLEN
Monroe, August IS, 1852 ln.+
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M enirin a l
DRUGS! .DRUGS!l
GEO. W. McFEE g.. CO.,
Practical Druggists s. Chemists
,r ma. I'd esu.aT Monroe, La.
Monroe, Ia.

HAVING just received
a full supply Of Fresh
Drugs, Chemicals, Su'gi-
cal and Dental 1nstru-
Patent Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty
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49, q
n llar y. H. 4 de " 80 ~ =.
Castcs l4ddlqg, - do -- :'s So
.s i! III i. "a e, /: =
n, \ ~ =. Arrives at'ouaclfta city Friday morn:
IEAySs, coarSosspows,
oeachita City. Friday. yc,o'cloek, 4. NJ.
i rSeslpa DO DO ! .d de- { j. y,
NionFb6:s IS. go +. s.s, do 8 do y do
Pine III Bluff. = don. 10 do do
Cast orsLandingfs III do = III do lido
columbia !. ~ Saturday., do A.sM.
sIsa ~. Y do docs N
trinity Z. ...'.s. ". ny fsSsAd0' " IS Ss do edo
r acs~ Passing down Black River Saturdi1(
night, arriving at..New Orleans Mand noffG.
To TUE PunIlo:
All0w MS to callsyonr attention to the fact
That we haze placed the Splendid Passenger
Stqemerek w. McRae and Peerless, perIna-
hently in tle. New Orleans;s Trenton and Non
roe Trade. ~ NJ ?t**si Ssg&Ell
Z BY prompt attention to- the wants Of Ship.
pels and the tbmlort II Passengers, wetrust to
merit T liberal share OF patronage
). Your orders for Cotton and yolir up Freightsi
laLe respectfully solicited.; asss
I. I N. b PaMicular attention paid tosall Way
ard Plahtation business, entrustedsto them ON,
thesroute. ,s -Sgs tss III
Il JOHN W. TOB1N,
q LIEN MOOREse ~ Z
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Gentlenlen and Boys glot thing
- Alls IxF7K 1I7 E5ge -
Baots, 81 ana d, 8 Ssh Shoes!
Also asfine assortment 81 n
Aj 3, tG rss
Woodward.

& 74 d 9E9l!lE N vi Elhs28 p sleenSWare,1 ~
And q arieaty Of other articles, too
numerous to mention.
q q return my Sincere thanks ito my
old customers for the liberal patronage
they have heretofore bestowed ol lis
and hope ~ aSstrict attention to bhsii-
ness to merit a.continnanceo Of the same
H Remember and call at the old stand
ot b. Il. BEER. ~
April %, 1850. III r
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ME subscribers will purr.iase Cotton and
L make liberal cash advapc on the same.
49,. H. GERss,N, .ls., 4 CO. s.
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4 M OlNsR o u =.
4 \ E RAJ Glory. ;.

a sg 9 4 nsd B rs kes. pleasnre IN
l.e Y q; !, % & ~ inilaRitants of
2s1st !. ana Mtilo 'Hing marshes, that
n ln essEs nsep y now tha4to
8 Il NJ s9ea n FIT lllle,
Es,.e y M = V Il lHsa VT a!
ss ,slg IslM tAey Setafes AlXaps 3}
E as Y !. Ia r. A Z e, Il 4 ! s
AnoPs slil nv a
constantly = R iIAns 4 3 4 4
2 wy & sl2r g = bis
sSA 4 its51ss "a s n ND l2llG CHS
|ol YeFXt and 'pAtt Tern. ifrbis & 0oans
n se s r, !, Nll g g fiae elY "
\. Il y q lla =. % niad q, good ,ll
s. 4,. VIZ AisQ
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A CHOICE lot Of Vanilla Beans, for
:. sale " w. McFEE & CO.
Monroe Las ydly II 1s59-tf
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CONGRESS WAFER for sale by
Ojuly l4-M G. w. McEEE & ca.
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Monroe, La, Aug. 4, 1859. ".
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JOHN W. TOB1N,' 81
LEN MOORE "
T Dec. g. = s
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rHoaAs EMERsoN a. B,.HARpY
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Monroe, Oct. 9th ls59-tf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-03
. WASHINGTON NEWS.


The orders Of the War Department for the re,
Iiefof New Mexico and Texas frontier bad JUS
been completed, and will be at once forwarded to
the proper officers. They direct the withdrawal
.of two regiments from Utah as soon as the move
ment eau be effected. The first column will march
bv Bridgers Pass and take the eastern foot OF the
Rocky Mountains in the advance toward New Mex
leo near Fort Massachusetts. The other column
will pursue the route over which Col Lorlng re-
turned from Fort Bri6ger, These forces are to
scour the plains in the regions OF the hostile In
dams and where the mails have been obstructed ID
The Navajo country They will then be posted
in strong detachment in New Mexico The troops
now stationed there when thus relieved By there
forces will march to the Texas frontier and take
a post in the regions where the greatest disturb
anras from Indian hostilties exist 10 addition to
these arrangements aud the ordering battery OF
Iigbt Artillery from Ft LeavenWOrth TO Ft. Brown
aII the Companies alreadyOn the frontier win be
filled nm with recruits. Il is supposed that Col.
Taa who will have the direction Of the troops has
bv This time arrived on the Rio Grande.
THE new war steamer POcahOntas at Norfolk,
bss been ordered to the Gull of Mexico under
commanI of Hazard. Her other officers are
Ijeuts Morgan Lowry and KennOn, Master Evans
and Purser HsrWOOd.
The steamer Brooklyn will soon return tbither.
The entire force OF the Home Squadron will
consist of u or l3 vessels steam and SAIL carrying
over 300 guns with crews thoroughly instructed in
their management, and who have also been well
drilled in the use of all arms known TO the military
service in order that they may be prepared 10 light
on shore as on shipbosrd in case OF neces sity.
The report received at the State Department
dates November last from the party surveying the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-03

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-In the criminal de-
partment the case of Mrs. Kelly for the murder of
Mrs. O'Malia, is sill on trial
In the case of Kendall & Co. VS.. the City, we
were in error yesterday in stating that the plain
tiHs had recovered $780, The verdict was. on the
contrary, for the City. ]. C. Grannis and N. B.
sberwin appeared for the City. and C. W. Palmer
and S. B. Prentiss for the plaintiffs.
In the case of Sterling vs.. City verdict was
rendered for the City.
The following persons were sentenced yester-
day:
W. A. Jehries, horse stealing at East Cleveland,
penitentiary for three years.
Richard KNOCKS, burg larry at Chagrin Falls,
penitentiary two years.
jeremiah Peck, shooting the man Kanvauagb,
peuitentiary one year from to day-the shortest
sentence legal.
The Jury in the case of Mrs Kelly had not
agreed upon verdict last evening at O'Clock.
Divorce cases will be heard to day before Judge
Bolton at the Old urt House.
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The Railway.

RAILROAD DEcIsIoN.-Some time since the
Trustees of Perrysburgh Township, Wood coun-
ty, applied to the Court of Common Pleas for an
order commanding the Cleveland & Toledo Rail-
road Company to complete and put in operation
that portion of the old Junction Road west of Clay
Junction, in Ottawa county. The Toledo Blade
states that the was argued at the last term Of
the Court Of Common Pleas of Wood county, by
Messrs. James Murray, Of Perrysburgb, and Ru-
fus P, Ranuey, of Cleveland, for the Plaintiff, and
by MesSrs. NJ. R. 4 R. Waite, of Toledo, and JAS
Mason, Of Cleveland, for the Defendant, and the
decision in which was then reserved, has been
made at the presentterm of Court by Judge White
ley, in favor of the Plaintiff The decree is, that
the Defendant, within year from the present
time, shall fully construct, furnish rolling stec,
and put in good running order and condition as a
Railroad for the transportation of passengers and
freight, its line of Road from Clay Junction, by
way of Psrysburgh and Maumee City, to its in
tersectiOn with the Michigan Southern & North
ern Indiana Railroad, at swanton. It also pro-
vides for running the same regularly thereafter,
as also for enforcing the terms of the decroe in
case of neglect or refusal to comply Herewith, by
attachment. Notice of appeal was entered, and
the case win probably be taken 10 the Supreme
Court.
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ainnesota and Wiseonsln for sewnrd.


The Republicans of Minnesota held State
Convention Feb. 22l, and appointed Delegates
to the Chicago Convention. It was the largest
and most enthusiastic body of men ever as
sembled in the State. The Delegates are
Stephen Miller, D. A. SecOmbe, J. P. Jones,
5. P. Smith, a H. Wagerner, John W. North,
Aaron Goodrich, ]. McKusick. They are the
picked men of the party. An out and out Re
publican platform was adopted. They resolved
in favor of Representative Man for the Presi-
Dental nominee at Chicago, and proceeded TO
name William H. Seward as the first choice of
the Republicans of Minnesota, and recommend
ed to the delegates from Minnesota t@Use all
honorable means to secure his nomination in
the National Convention. The Convention i'd
iourned with three times three rousing cheers
for Seward.
The Wisconsin Republican State Convention
met at Madison Feb goth, and appointed an
able delegation to the Chicago Convention
The Delegates at large are Carl Schurz. Hans
CrOcker, JnO. P McGlegor, Thomas Stoddard.
The District Delegates are C. c. shOleq, H. L
Ram, Moses s. Gibson, J. R. Bennett, Elisha
Morrow, L. Friabie.
The Convention was fully attended, and res~
OlutiOns were passed instructing the delegates
to vote for William H. Seward for President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-03

TBRANDRETH's Pills VS.. SARsAPARILLA.-
One Tsnfyve Cent Box Of BaRdreths Pills warrant
cd eoutan more pure SasapaTa than dollar bottle
Of s1Saparilla All who are using sarssparS, let them
try Bandrehs Pills. and take each night The effect
vii be found sups r the bo,tlsda article. box Of be
LIE ADDITION PILLS waranted equal to two dolar
bottles Of sarsapara Try Of these Pills whose main
active ingredient akalud Of saSspArilla Take pill
svsy third day,You whs using the sarsap1a or sny
Ohr tonic remedies Drop all these ior thirty days and
usshess pills In the place thereof during taat time Ths
coWin he fifty cents and their worth thousand dolors
Fucpal Once. No, as4 Csnal st., New York. Sold BY
AsenIdiRsr No 20 superior street, CleVeland and by
J. WhsedOn, Hudson, and all respectable dealers in
medicines feh2ldAW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-03

boundary line be ween the United States and the
Blhsh Possessions say that the 18th parallel Of
lauIude'as fare determined, shows q mountainous
country, and that, with tbe exeeption Of few
loealtes' the whole region is emineuty unfit for
occupation or settlement. The work for next sea.
Mountains " W. -'90-'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-03

b9r The Fugitives Aid Society will hold its
regular monthly meeting on tomorrow afternoon
at 3 O'Clock, at the Methodist Church, Bolivar St.
After the usual business the Society will be ad-
dressed by Miss F. Watkins and others
Allfrieuds of the cause are invited to attend.
& CPEEN Sac,v
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-03

WHITNEY FOREvER.-Was there ever any more
delicious mOlassos candy than that which Whitney
makes and dispensss from his capaCiOus basket /?
and did anybody ever, even in their very juvenile
days, want better popcorn than that which comes
white, fresh and crisp from that other basket of
his We trow not and $50 say you ALL"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-03

GRAND MAsoUERADE.-A grand Masquerade
and Fancy Dress Ball will be given at Atheneum
Hall on Friday evening, March 9th. The Com
mittee of Arrangements is large and efficient and
this party may be expected to be as successful as
the former ones have been.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-03

NEw COMMISSION HoUsE.-In our advertising
columns will be found the card of new commits
sion house under the style ofBegges Sinclair,the
former Of the late firm of Begges & Chapin, and
Mr.. Sinclair formerly of Hussey & Sinclair
They are both old business men and too well known
to shippers and business men to require any com.
mendatiOn from US.
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