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SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS.

&AAm AghAB AAdACu 80
John L1throp Motley, Historian of the Dutch
Republic, has been elected Corresponding Mem
Der Of the French Institute in place Of VIM. H.
Prescott.
Mr.. Nanny, one Of the Commissioners to ne.
gOtiate loan Of 500, 900 for the Republic of
Bolivia, came passenger in the Baltic.
General HerTan, New GTanadian Minister to
Washington, has been nominated President Of
his country and will doubtless be elected.
Hon. Beverly L. Clark, q. S. Minister to
Gautamela, is coming homo for his health,
which is very PrecariOus.
Advices from Ecuador report that MOTenos'
forces have beaten those of Franco in three
sFirmishes. Beth the factions were waiting
till May for the rains to cease, when the con-
test will be renewed
In Peru, it is said, an attempt had been made
10 get up a revolution in Arequiffa against Cos,
tilla, but it was put down after three hours
fighting.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

BEMOChAIAC CUNN ENHAON.
WASHINGTON, March 25.
The following call has been furnished here
for publication 70 morrow:
WAsHISeToS, March 25.
The Members Of the Democratic Nationa
Committee are requested to meet in Washing
ton on Thursday. April 9th, for the consulati0n
on important business. A full and prompt at
tendance is desired.
(Signed) D. A. SMALLEY, Chairman.
]. r. Gro, O. I VlLLANDI0HAM, JULIUs
HEssE, SecY's.
Six Or eight members Of the Committee are
already in the city.
1t Is understood that no change will pro
baby be made as to the place of holding the
Convention. But it was thought Important
that the Committee should be called together
to satisfy public opinion in the hope that the
grieVeness complained OF at Charleston may be
abated. The elamor for change continues
unabated from different sections. There is
some talk from individual delegates now here
Of an informal call upon several State delegates
to confer at the same time with the Democrat
National Committee on the above named sub
iect
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Es- Splendid double English shOt,gun, at auc'
ton this day, at 1872 Euolid street.


FRoN TIE "HUGH BGRcLAY."-Mr. Albert
Carts, one Of our Cleveland boys who went out
last year for foreign trip on the Hugh Barclay,
has just returned home, From him We hear Of the
movements Of that vessel She left here sometime
in May last year with cargo Of slaves. These
being: g:dspOae6 Of. she chartered to 20 to The Dan
ube for grain At lbs Sd per quarter. including tbe
taking out Of aesrgo Of Goals from CardiG, Wales.
This cargo she discharged at coustsnsinople, from
which port she proceeded TO IbrsiL On the Danube,
where she toOka cargo Of barley for Southampton.
The return voyage was prOsperouSly performed,
leaving Constantinopls Dec. Goth, and resehing
Southampton February 26th. She took 2,45o
qusrters of barley, CabOut 10000 busheIs,) which
al l3s Sd would bring in the snug sum Of about
$1,000. At Southampton young Curtis received
letters TO return home through the agency Of
Aesars Cunningham & Shaw at Liverpool, (JsmeI
5. Cunningham, Cleveland Agent). Il was ex'
pected, when be Left that the vessel would charter
for Gno.hsr voyage to The Danube. The round
trip, Is above, was about four months. In thi,
connection We would suggest the advantage O.
sending out with Ae Lake vessels, aapsrcarpoel
Who viii, By their business talent, b able to adi
largely 70 thersturns Of the OEnen.
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MEDICAL ELRcTEIcIFY. .-Dr. Gibson is The only
scientific and successful Electrician in The city Of
Cleveland snd is the only one in possession Of
hsrtsriDg testimonials from the most eminent Pro.
fessOrs Of Electricity in the United States IN rssrs
enee to professional skill in the use Of Elsctrisit6
as a curative agent; and the only one who tpssts
Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Disease
Of the Brain, and other Chronic Diseases With mi.
form success. He will pay g premium for the
proof that bis success is equaed By any treatment
that is now or ever was in the city Of Cleveland
for the cure Of obstinate diseases. Call ana aaa
cases cured at his Office. No. III Ontario street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-27

ELYRIA REPUBLICAN CLUs.-Ths Republicans
Of Elyria have Organized Club with the follows
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VivE LROcHEsTER The City Council of RO.
chester have voted to give $3.50 to the Reporters
Of the daily papen there for their gratuitOus re-
ports Of the proceedings FOR the two years past
Think Of that, o. City Dads OF Cleveland, and let
remOrse prey upon your vitsls at the thought of
the unrequitea repOrtOrial kindness that supprSs-
ses those speeches which yOu would stand sghast
at seeing verbatim in the morning prints. RaTe
you no bowels of compassion
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MlTTEE, OVER MIND.-No masterpiece Of art
by any Of the "old masters" would receive GBs-
half the notice If placed on exhibition in any Of
our windows, that 'the cOlOred prints Of Heenan
and ssyers do, as hung in the windows Of E. c.
Jones on Superior street. ChUrch's "Hesrt Of
the Andes would be noticed but By few, and
Peales ''Court Of Death" would receive but little
homage, but an admiring and eriticising crowd
stand at all hours discussing the relative merits Of
the great brusers. It is the greatest card of the
season Ha# .I[
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THR MAL.PRAcIIcE CAsE.-Dr. Storey was
yesterday arrested and brought before Esq. Hes'
ssnmuIlsr to answer to the charge of NAL practice
upon Mrs. Cunningham, as noticed in yesterday 8
LEADER. He gave the required bail Isl, 500, and
the case was set for Thursday, April 9th. He Is
confident that be can completely and thoroughly
explain discourse
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THE GRAvEs' CAsE.-Coroner Hartmann sum
nOned jury yesterday afternoon In the case Of the
death of old Mrs. Graves upon Prospect street.
The testimony Of several witnesses was taken, but
nothing Of special importance was ELECTED before
The inquest was adjourned until half-pass O'Clock
this morning.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.


The defence in The Carstang ys. Shaw case closed
tbsir 4 estiulouy to-day Nancy Wilbnr. of Chafles.
tom. testified this morning as 70 her having sen
Johu P, Seaman and Mss Carstang in bed to.
qether. and at another tine lying on tbe door Of
sbop. seaman being partially uadressed
after in order TO finish the case this week. The
rsbutting testimony VIII commence to-moTOW.
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BEE CULTURE.-Mr. ". R. Flanders has just
published little pamphlet relative to the bee cui
ture and especially to Movable Triangular Comb
hive which he has lately patented This hive ispro-
nOunesd BY many practical bee keepers who have
used istO be an admirable one, uniting very many
desirable qualifications.
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THE Ninth WARD REPUBLIoAN CLUB vii
hold an adjourned meeting ct Confidential Han
corner Of York and Carroll sts. this evening a
z ] 2o'clOck, at which the permanent Organization
Of the Club viii be completed, and other huslnesi
Of interest transacted.
March 9th B. F. DEXTER, See'y.
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ELYRIA REFuBLIcAN CLUs-Ths Republicans
Of Elyria have Organized Club with the follows
ing officers
PresideRt-Heman Ely.
Wee Presidsnts-M. ". Pond, P, A. Bishop,
W R. Hamilton.
SserstaTy-H NJ ReddingtOn.
EreeItive con1miHse-Jsnes Strong, Jr., W.
F. Wooster, Edward Hall
VigiIance Commiites-L H. Boynton, A. Wooa.
ter, L. A. Sheldon, J h FaxOn, b. F. Wilson,
VIII. Parks, T. Ozark, F. PsrmeIsy, C. W. Cot,
ton, c. Eldred, W. Johnson.
The Republicans are wide awake and VIII give
a good report of themselves at the time Of action
You've MEN's CHRIsrIAN ASSOCIATION AND La
DIS CHRmT1AN UNION. The anniversary Of these
Associations will be held on Thursday evening,
tho 29th inst at l2 o'clock at the First Baptist
Church. An sdIress by Rev. James N. Hoyt, and
Reports may be expected. Election Of officers for
the ensuing year sfter the address.
There viii be social gathering Of the mem
bers and friends Of these associations the psrOr1
Of the Stone Church at / 2 O'Clock, on Tuesday
evening, 9th inst:
All who are connected with, or interested in.
these Societies. are invited to attend on both Oe
easions.
J.J. ELwELL, Prest Y. n. @. Association.
Mrs. g. B. PACE, Pres't L. @. Union.
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Mo HaInmOndsViIIe
MINING & MANUFACTURING CO

MINING u MANUFACIUhlNG Gu
on hand, at Wholesale and
III Retail from their eva Ai inss and Asnufactures-
HAMlioNDsvILLE COAL. for Gas siesm, smithiHE
Domestic uss
HANMoEDsvILLE COKE. No. l, for Mauufaesuias
purposes
COKE, No. 2, for Domestic uss
FIRE CLAY. we'll grOznd and dry.
FIRE BRICK, eymnea pattern,
end wedge SIDE wedge, circle or arch, and cupoa.
HASIMoNOSVIl4LE FIRE CLAY REToRTs CHIN
NEY TOPS.
HABIdoNDsvnLE FIRE CLAY TILE, Of every pat
tern.
HAMMoNDsvTLLE FIRE CLAY SLUE COVERS OF
TILE, every pattern
Z pl IN ard ornamental
VITRIFIED WATER PIPE. Gas
I PIPE &C Of every size and ysriety embracing Sin
gle aud double branch screw, bends. &C Also,
HAMMoNDSVTLLE COAL OIL,
For lubricating and burning (at wholesale Only.)
]. ]. ROOKAFELLOW,
General Agent, once on G p Pier, Cleveland, o.
mAr23R2i r-..r ~
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prom WAsHINeToN.
" - ~ NNANa
WAsHINaroN, March %,

I'N--l-Il IVaII lIlINII ~
The President vas engaged With tie Secretary
of State FOR several hours on business connected
with Mexican Affairs.
The recent events in the Gulf occasion much
solicitude in oIeial quarters il is feared tnls
may complicate Us with the foreign powers nav
ing large in. ereats 10 that country. Nothing ne'
tefialy different from the newspaper accounts mas
reached the Government.
The House has been ohicially informed that ine
President has sigDed the bill providing Tor me
protection Of femala passengers.
Mr.. Draper. representative oi tue AeH Eng
land stTikers is 10 lecture here on Thursday.
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CLEvRLAED LIBRARY AssOcIATIoN.-In an0ih-
er column will be found the regular Annual Notice
of the Librarian TO the members of the Assoeia.
ton, calling in the Books for examination, &c.-
Delays in this matter are dangerous Read the
notice
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RRkYRLRRls RReIsTRR.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Dr. BtrroW-SpeclAl Notice
Hollo suy's Pills-spocial Notice,
H,u,stisr's BttSn-Special Notice.
Academy Of kusie-HaymAktT.
G. A. Hartmarn-Coroners Notice.
RsttbesE Hausmaan-ssWing Machines
LitlIss 4 Keyss-For Reli.
Gordon. MeAIllaa cO.-StOls snd Dwelling House for
sale.
Cleveland Library Association sABnuAl Notice.
Pslton Broed-NoTthern Tranu Co.
4. Stair 4 CO.-Has and Caps
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u Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, caks
Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin RingS, Labels. &C., &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of The best
Double Plate, can be found &c
Foe0, EEIWoRTH & Co.'S,
Oetl Cor. Superior and Seneca "a.
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CUYAHOeA Co. ASSOCIATE TENPLE.-Tbis body
wIll meet at Olmsted Falls on Friday, March 30
Every temple in the county is requested to be
fully represented, as business Of Importance VIII
come before The meeting. Those who purpose
coming by railroad, eau take the morning COlum-
bus train, for OImstead station The friends at the
Falls will see that an who come are reeonveyed 10
tqe hall of meeting from the station.
n. STRONG, ". G. 7.
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TERRIHLE ACCInENT.

HYDE PARK, Penn, March 20.
A terrible accident occurred at Chittenden's 8
Shaft, four miles below here, this P. NJ.
The pumps broks while the wOrkmen were be-
ing hoisted up, an explosion Of fire damp follow.
ing. some hlteeu Twenty of them were killed.
and many were seriously injured.
The engine and boiler house were blown to
pieces. These are all the particulars as yet re-.
raived
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-27

eooD qkzfLaRst sOoiABLR.-Tbe Good ISm
plars viii have another Of their pleasant socIabss
at thsh Hall upon Superior street this eVsning'
Those who attend win be well pleased.
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MARINE,-The sch. E, Fletcher, Capt. Coy, ar.
rived from Pt. Huron yesterday, with load Of
wood and shingles.
The c. J. Kershaw sailed from CStdiff on the
5th inst, for Constantinople.
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- E. Ruhini, IT'S Superior 81. has received
the Spring Fashions Of Hats and Caps. Il en-.
braces all styles and qualities aad Of course win be
sold as low as possible. We should advise shoss
Who wish beautiful and ven becoming hat or cap
10 call on Mr.. RuHini.
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THANKs.-The U S. Express Company have
favored us with San Francisco papers Of March
Cd VIA Overland Mail.
We are also indebted to the American Express
Company for numerous faVOrs in the way OfPspers
ahead Of the mails.
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PRnm NORFOLK.

NORFOLK, Va, March 20.
Hon. Francis Mallory, formerly member Con-
gress from this District, died this morning.
The u. 8. steamer Pocahoutas, i5 still here
waiting orders. -.-H
The g. g. steamer DAcosah isIap;dlY getting
ready for sea.
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J.B. COBB 3 co
l. A w B BOOK S
FOR SALE BY
j. b. COBB & co.
II No. 13e. "a

Angell o. Water Courses;
Angell on the Law of Carriers;
Angell and Ames on Corporations;
Bishop on Or .minal Law, vols;
Bishou on NJ ,rTiage and Divorce;
Bouuer's Law Dictionary;
Bouner's Institutes 3 vols;
BrghtlsY's Digest;
Cpsnng's Ma{sachusetts Reports, II vols;
1hiry on Pleading, vols
Chluyi B act stone, 2Vols:
Curis Decisions in Supreme Court Of u s., Y vols
Coakling TT utise on the Courts OF "a itld ssate1
Chittg on Contrac s;
Chitiende9's Digest Of Ohio State Reports;
Chityon Bills;
Drake Attachments;
Decisions in the DTed Scott Case;
Green eaf on Evidences, VOlk;
Hillbrd on Torts OF Private Wrongs, vols
Hur1 Un Hahcas Corpus;
Keats Commentaries, 4 vols
Mathews Guardians Guide:
kash's Digest OF Ohio Reports;
Nashs Pleading AMI Practice; .....
Ohio State Reports. complete ssts;
Parsons on Contracts, 2 vols,
Parsons Mercantile Law; H...
Redheld on Railways;
Rah's Guide Tor Administrators;
Swaa's Treatise for IGstices Of the Peace
Story on Sales;
SEau's Manual fr Administrations;
story on PsT. neTshipi
Swah's Revised 5 atufes twill be ready in June);
United States Digest, II vols;
Uulted States Equity Digest 2 Voln.
Walkers American Law;
Wharton 8 Criminal Law;
WendelFs Blackstone, VOls mar7i
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sTEAmER SUNK.

MEMPHIS, March &C.
The Arkansas Traveller, from New Orleans to Fort
Smith, sunk Wednesday, near Van Bureu, Ark
Unknown passenger lost. Boat and cargo total
loss.
A barge from Cairo. "a tow Of the steamer Phil
adephia, sunk above here. Loss $3.50 In
auPad
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Coke! Coke! Coke!
W q; WALLACE & SON

A RE NOW MANUFACTURING
"a COKE from the pure HammmdsVille Strip Yeln
Coal which Is superior any other Coke 10 ne :
We fu nish estmonias from numerous Iersi
yhs are now using il, and who speak OF rs character In
the highest terms. -
SMITHING COAL; and also for Domestic puTposes.
Being located immsdis tey the line the CevslAnd
Pittsburgh Railroad we ship with dispatch 70 any
pant Of the state. Orders solicited: -, =. -
HammoBdsville Jefsrson Co, o., jan. 81, lse0..
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NIHE BEST HRTTFICIAL HRLl
10 TIE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
gOLOMONsON.

PRACTICAL. AND SCIENTIFIC oPTIcIAN.
sspsths lzrEs assortment Of the most approved kinds
n sPrCTACLEs. an his Glasses. whsther for near
ar righrsd are ground under his CWn Inspection BY ma
ohusr Of new construction with the greatest care. 30
q 70 suit the eyes in all eaS cuss weakness Dizziness
on Iuauuafioa Of the Eyos and impHTing strength fc
Iong reading oTfne sewing
TN. n. soL0NossoN wosh here inform the public
thst he usssS employs any the sale Of his Lsnses
- as.oA sulrpdd anuoTtmsnt Of spy GLASSES,
1g7.ROscOPES, COHPASSES sc kept on hand.
~ ARTIFICIAL EYES inherited without pain az per-
~ 40. "a SUPERIOR STREET,
S.N1g Near Forrfg CrockerT Store.
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~ Good Carpet Dsmask Curtains, Hair Mat
trassss, large Mirror, at auction this day, at 1862
Euolid street,
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TWPORTANT no FEMALES.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
DIENTS in these Pills are the result Of a long and
exhaustive pracso They mild IN their operation, and
osrsan IN eorreet I'll irregularities, Painful Menstrua-
atioua fsmoTng al ob-tructioua, whether from cold
o,hsrvss hssesehs pain in the sss, palpitat1n Of the
hsart whites an asctionl, hyStsrios fatigue,
Iss in the taek md mbs Sc, disturbed sleep which
Erlss froun irtsrruulton Of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
uaths comm snesment Of new IN the treatment Of
fhoSs ireru artos a ohstrueiouB which hTe consigned
- many thousands Of the y0ung the hcautful and tie be-
0Eel 70 Premsture GraYo. No female can enjoy good
eah une1 she iH regular and whenever an obstruction
tSfaIrlace the gene y health begins 70 declns.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
ass thu eGsctua remedy ever Known for all com
plants peca % fs1lel. To al cns.sg they are inVal
1Ebe. t1felq gf eeriuiE pgFiOdio1 rc1al5rfy. They
aTa known 70 tnCulaH VIE have ulsd them dileTen
pETOds thFou the country having the saBotlnn
& the most eiseaf phy1icsasfH AHerIod Explicit dlTee
I1Rg stating Bhs8 dld Uhep sF Should not Be Msed with
enh B0K:hs see oas DolaT saeA boE, eOAtafaiag 80
valuable panrhlstt Be had free. the Ageuts Pulls
elf b. sail PromVfY By enclosing price 70 the GeaeraI
Nrruf sofd b. DrurTisis geuerallY.
II. b HuICHING9. General Agent,
lG5 CHambsu s., New York.
Sold IN CsVsland 81 Wm- Fisks end GaloEd Ham
1serir dec7eOWdEw;R1o D
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V. B. PALNKR, the American Advertising Agent, n.
E. corner Fifth and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia q
authorized to rsesvs subscriptions and Advertisements
for this paper, At our lowest rates. Hs receipts will
b regarded g paymonta.
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RELLANn CANAL.

ST. GATHERINGS, C. W, March &c.
The Welland Canal will be opened on the 1st
of April.
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GoaL DEoIers

c. J. HUssET. tPitts'Eh) J. o. HUssEY. eBO.sINcLAI.
HUSsETs & CO., Il "
GOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ sale and retail Dealers IN PITTSBURGH, SALINE
VILE and STRIP VEIN GOALS. Also, NUT COAL
for Smithing ONCE and Yald the East Side Of the
Cleveland Pittsburgh R. T. Coal Pier, Cleveland, Ohio
- Orders len al HrssEY McBRIDE's tMinsiOW
WaTeh0usel van receive prompt attention deel7
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Police CouRT-JUDoE LAwRRNcE "A fair
congregation" was before Judge Lawrence yes
tsrday morning for disposal, most OF the cases
being however Of small moment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-27

Dr.. J. HJsTETTER's BIFTERs meet With great
favor 60 Teu'dtS Co diseases Of the stomach All ohsf
sasss srisnE from dirorgunzad digestive Sysiem and ia
coEponsni paru being entirely vegtnhle t Is mere aie
thss he ouay pref arsi0nl Oasrs4 70 ne poele Nh
~ pl7,ura sot On ths uysism renders Il vastly popular
With thoys ho ussh Dr. uo1iuitsIs rsuuaiion is vide
nprsad aa he care win which he prspHres his msdiems
aseuss Il always uas ara Fsabs Tbs Bii'eEs are moas
agreeable h a,Eur and soarns n0'hins 'ha can I'm
par he heath bus the conTa e0nzeutss 70 rs pre-
p.rVaiop tbis uraparsson provas highly Iopuar. Il s
-.utu. and ty valuable article for any Of the above dis
sasss ana " taeSrty huI that Taasrs may test t
azcsliancs.
Fur sale By Druggists and dealers ssnsray sTeyVhsrs
,aaby Bsstsitsf Smith, sOls PrOPrstOzI IS Water and
8 Froni ssTsstn. Phtsbuuh. marHlW
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BpsINRsS NoTIoRa.

hOHToAoE FOR slLE-A ARSE mOFtgags ior
$500 s'euFed on Real Estate on Erie street worth
Ave times the amount. address Drawer s77, Po.t
Ofice
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~ Good Piano Forte At auction this day, At
162 Euclid street.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

7I Reported By the Union TeIegFaDf,
OFFICE, wARiNs's BLOCK, CoRNER 0F BANK AND
ST. cLAIR STREETS.
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HAR DYEI HAM DYEll HAR DYE !
Wn. a, Bathtl0rlI lag DTtI


TReOsly kGrtHless aRd reliable Dye kB0iDa.
fha Onigual and best in the Worldi
All other1 mitlttonG and ah5Ald Be eFoidod
yauWisk 70 sscapo rdicule.
GRAY, RID Oh Dusty HAIR Dyed instantly to 4
aaata and natural Brown Hack without the Least
s5ury 70 Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS hAVS been
Sardsd e Wm A Batehsl5s sAes lEss. and over soOoo
Hspe1ons hsEs bssa ads TO tbs Hair Of his Parsa' d
Ais famous Dyes
WI a. A.BATCHELoRs HAIR DYE produces eolsI
nst 70 BE- dsnrushsd from nature. aud IL WERRANTBD
M illre the least however long may be eoafnued
snd the Il eaot ofBad Dyes smsdsd the Hair ingiSOr
atsd f5r life By this Splendid Dye
Nads. sold O. spilled n private rOOnll At the we
Eactcy, No 20 Broadway, N z.
sOld g q efss snd tFt fths United States, By Drug
TiztS and Fancy Goods Dellegl-
~ Iss genuine has he and addTess uPOa Stse!
RlEts engraving On foar SIDES Of each Box, 81
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