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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

FURNISHED COTTAGE to LET for six mos.
the beet part of Brooklyn minutes walk from Wall
South Feuy contains 10 with gas, water,
&c. House well funiihed Rent S323 for the term agree
able the tenant the would like partial Board for MIN.
self two and young brother to occupy two Apply
a; No GaIdenst, between State and Jo' aemon-sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19
Board an0 Rooms.

A PRIVATE family would let TO a party OF
IN gentlemen OF q small family FURNISHED ROOMS. with
out board Rooms small second oor house mod
and my small with children and best Of references
Apply No ii ST. Clements place between Wayerley place
ana 8thSt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

LNOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT and FARM,
IL called Moss Hill situated in the OF South Nocwalk,
Conn within three minutes walk Of the village 20 miles from
New-Yok City the Shore and In full view Of Long Stand
Sound containing acres divided into garden orchard e
pasture and woodland entirely aud admirably fenced with
lone well cultivated very ch and productive and supplied
with neveaing wells In the house and stables
The buildings consist Of house stables Courthouse hou'e
&c &C. The and stables which almost entirely
and furnished with all the modern improvements to
be found in houses the ctymsce bath oisten the
attic &C. 40 The house within minutes walk Of the
Newly ok and NewHAven Railroad dep; also OF daily line
Of steamboats, to NewY The situation most eligible and
delightful and the property well worthy the aenon Of
chser Those wishing TO learn further particulars, 70 par
chase will apply to HOMER MORGAN, Pne-st, No Metro
politan Bank (36s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

ITO the WEALTHY of NETWORK. - Fam
es desiring BOARD In the country during the Summer,
add willing to pay HbsIsy for the same most de-
hgbu residence In Connecticut Valley unsurpassed for the
kesuty heahfune OF the location by addressing WHITE
Tribune Office, this week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

EIFTH AVENUE.-FOr SALE, an elegant En-
reimbursement HOUSE the 5h-ay, Madison square,
with the FURNITURE which has been selected and made 70
order mostly carved oak For cards to view the house and
further information, inquire Of HOMER MORGAN
1854 Pine-st, Metropolitan Bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

EOk SALE-A first-class FARM and COUNTRY
RESIDENCE, contsiuiOg l27 Of choice land, near
SEWBURGH NJ Y Improvements al OF the best order
abundance Of fruit Would exchange for good city
sTty Apply to X. L. CASE No. Ill Pearist or H. T. Nc
COUN, No. al Dey-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

TOR SALE-The UNION STORE PROPERTY
at Glen Castle, Brooms County, EewYork Only store In
the plsce PosOce kept In the Land 80 wood
land No dwelling Store 1sxSo with well Center Of
. new town Price Sl6oo quarter down. Address ID. W..
HANEEY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19
1nstrurtlon.

CADEMY of PENMANSHIP and BOOK
"A KEEPING, No s62 Broadway corner Rrsnklin+t-Oss.
Day and Evening for class and private instrucos Ia Vida
PookLaenng Ac Full success aneed all old
OLIVER =. 9OLDgNfTa~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19
Gonses to Get.

pROADWAY.-No. 474 Broadway east side, be-
I'D Grand and Broomests being altered to +st
store. The STORE viii be LET for year the UPPER
PART (either LOIS Oces) and the BASEMENT will
be LEASED. Apply to CONOVER WALKER No. 2es
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19
nor SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE and

TOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE and
FARM, situated at Rye Westchester County two mies
northwest from Rye depot In impro ring and desirable neigh
borhood the bite Plains road There 6 Of land
In orchard meadow and woodland large vegetable garden.
well cultivated aud with fruits and flowers In abundance The
buildings all and consist OF two dwelling large
barn. cattle stables and other outbudngs There are eight
crops &c. viii be included In the sale Of the place and all
bargain sppled for soon to HANSON X CORNING, No. "a
South at York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

VICTORIA HOTEL, BADEN-BADEN, GER
MANY-This Hotel Of the largest In Europe situated
I'm the center end most fashionable part oh celebrated Water
jpg Place it, opening particularly been paonized by
American visitors It's accommodations are OF the most refined
The table IL of the exquisite taste and the wines
he ebocest 10 found In Europe Baden Baden the resort
daring the Of the fashionable world and can be
Inv railroad from any part OF Europe and American tray
e ought fail to VISIT that romantic place and stop 81 the
VICTOhIA HOTEL, which Is the most recherche there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

HOUSES and LEASE for SALE. - The
III DWFLLING-HOU No s3t East Broadway, and
DWELLINGS, and STORES RIOS 2l5 aud 253i DvIsloot be-
twnen CLIFTON ard Montgomery, With 10 yeAs snexpted
LFAsE spbJeotto renewal SALE The buildings All n
tood condti5n Grcurd $500 Insnire Of 7. j. Jaw
YER on ths premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

A NY Gentleman wishing to PLACE his MOTH
IN ERLES3 CHILDREN in highly respectable privat
family the city, where they will receive seno
and De educated in all the Ensish branches ncudn
French nufc by competent teachers hear Of such
opportunity by sppying personally by letter to s. H. POW
Frs firm Of Hedges Powers, No 81 Muuayst Newly ork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

WANTED-By Protestant Girl, to SEW out
w by the day. week o. month. Understands all kinds OF
Family Sewing would assist in Dresmskns Calst No o6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19
Real estate for Sale.

COUNTRY PROPERTY for SALE at SOUTH
~ YONKERS-One mile from RiverdAle Station, on Hudson
River comprising Land tive Of which under cu'
tvaon and stocked with choice fruit In good bearing The
rooms finished There also Stable and az
complete order This property delshuly located com
msnds view and convenient being hours
hide City hall Apply to j. T. WILLIAMS No Az Sthsv,
or AZ No Wakerst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

ENOR SALE or TO LEA large twO-stOry
HOUSE. with from to forty of Land, situated at
Csrhsse Landing Fishk Duchess County N Y The House
for ding House containing fourteen rooms Also
Dock and HOUSE well calculate for IceHouse
Also cotsge HOUSES would be Sold together
rstey Also fry to sixty Of LAND adjoining the above
property containing about 700 Grated ppe Trees and other
Fruit and within 20 rods Of the Hudson River Railroad
Dsrot Carthage. For partcuars, inquire Of GILBERT
ksepsie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

TOR SALE in JERSEY CITY-Three brick
HOUSES. Two Of Them have the modern improves ents.
and they will all be- sold very low Terms
made easy Price 220 So aud $500 Inquire at No.
LEA Barrow jersey City, from to IL to and to
%.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19
1UNTKY RESIDENCE and FARM for SALE
DFSIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE 10

DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE TOT
ton County Pa large finely finished House Of l6 rooms
lighted with gas heated throughout BY furnace with all modern
Flower and Vegetable Garden in best order S
with stables greenhouse gardeners house separate
given Immediately For further particulars inquire
ofCHAS. " MAPES No Log Nssssu-Et, or to SAML. WETH
ERELL. Bethlehem, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

HOUSE for SALE, at a BARGAIN-3-story-
II Andbsement brown stoneront in the vicinity Of Suy
In excellent condition with gas bathrooms
rcnvensncei twOhIis OF the amount
msy bond and mortgages possession lat Of May
tuIiiue will be sold II desired. Apply TO ROBERT RAFT,
No 2sl Brosdvay, Wauenst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19
Chances for Business Men.

A MUSEMENTS. &c.-Persons having some
"A thing NEW and INVITING and wishing means to Intro
duce the same will please to call on DAVIS lcs2 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

COUNTRY BOARDING Summer Boarding
~ Establishment at Washington Harbor, L. l. formerly
der the Of the late Mrs Scudde has been taken by the
subscriber who prepared to receive applications for
Rooms This House is peculiarly adapted families The To-
cay the water the facilities bathing sauby aud
other attractions well known. Access by Long Island Rail
road twice day, and by steamboat. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

LOR SALE at a BARGAIN Near Madison
square, 23ds sbrownsone English basement HOUSE,
diom size with without handsome furniture. From cash
purchaser will tale ST. O without furniture mortgage for
$1,000 can remain. Apply to HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine
at or address Box No. 35l9 PostOf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-27
BROWN, :"
CHAnpRRsnuRe. OF. "a. 1s5g.


fDEAR WIFE am again here and have
another opportunity to write. We are all well
here and at home. We leave here this after
noon or Tomorrow for the last time. You
willProbably hear from us very soon after get
ting this if not before. Tol- rr.r# 3. 4
The weather Is very fine here. We had
slight frost last Monday and Tuesday nights
We have some addition to our family since the
girls left. We are all eager for the work and
confident ofsuceeEs There was another mur-
der committed near oar place the other day,
making in all FIVE murders and one suicide,
within five miles of our place, since we have
lived here; they vera all slaves too. Tell Sal
mon that we should be very glad Of his com
Psny, but be must keep cool where he is, and
be sure and write when he knows where to
direct
80, Bel, would give good deal for your
picture. If you have an opportunity to get it
taken, wish you would, and send it to me-
'fGive my regards to all hefriends, end keep
up good courage; there is better day cOm>
ing. ] can but commend you TO yourself and
your friends if should never see you again.
From your affectionate husband
W0T HTA WATSON BROWN"
have no space for comment; nor is auy
needed These letters show not only the
character Of the individuals who wrote them,
but that of the entire band of which they were
specimens. Gentle and loving, but brave as
lions-with hearts warm with all the domestic
affections, but embracing in their scope every
suffering human being-.hey constituted q
group with scarcely counterpart in history,
and destined to conspicuous place in the an
mails of these times n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-27

the letters Of my dear husband Icould not find
tune sooner, as We have had so much sickness,
Dear sister Martha is taken from us. and we are
left quite alone. Il is very lonely here now
" thout her. She was dear, Q ood woman, and
We shall miss her sadly"
The letters are three in number, and are as
'OHAmERspuRo Sept, Sd, 1859.
"DEAE BELL: You can guess how long to
see you only by knowing how you wish to see
me. think Of yOu all day and dream Of you
at night IWOuld gladly come home and stay
with you always, but for that which brought me
here-a desire to do something for others, and
not to live wholly for my own happiness. ! am
at home, miles north Of Harper's Ferry, in an
cid house on the Kennedy Farm, where we keep
some Of cur things. -Four Of US sleep here. |
came here to be alone was at ChambeTsburg
iev days ago, and wrote you few lines from
there, lam beginning to look for letter from
yOu.--Itis Is now dark, and | am all alone
But have some good company; ! have just
received your letter Of Aug. 30th, and you may
well think am gla1 t hear from you. You
may kiss the baby good many times every
day for me. / am thinking Of you aud him ell
the time. Tell Salmon that know better how
to pity him for having to stay ct home than be
does me for being away. Tell him to keep a
stiff upper lip. rF-Efr.e q.
BELL, hothing but the object before me could.
keep me from you. It is hard foE you, no doubt,
and hope it will not last long; though have
no thought of backing out till see the thing
well a-going.
"Give my respects to all, and answer this as
soon as you can and tell me all the news.
ta1 "Yours, forever, WATSON"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-27
"CHAMBERsBURo, OR HIRFER's FEARY,
September 10th, 1859.

DEAR WIFE: As may not have an oppor
tunity to, write you again for some time,
improve this. 80.
81 received your letter of Sept l4th, the
night the girls got home, which was very
glad to get. o, Bell. do want to see you
and the little fellow very much; but must
wait. There was a slave near here whose wife
was sold off south the other day, and he was
found in Thomas Kennedy's orchard, dead, the
next morning. Cannot come home as long as
such things are done here. We have only
two black men with US as yet, but expect more
One of these has q wife and seven children in
slavery: sometimes feel as though ] could
not make this sacrifice, but what would not
want others 20 do, were in their placsl
hnd that always to live a home and among
ones friends is never to know how much we
love them. Keep up good courage, in spite of
the cold weather. and keep the baby warm -
Write often, as father directs; and will do as
we'll as can about writing. 1t does me good
to have you say you think of me, although l
know it. Ever your husband. .l.l - -t
w TcyO1r TpuOsrrn, ., .
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Bodroing.

DO4RD ING HOUsE-Dr. BEACH
- fshsn the ace Boarding HOUSE, No. no Superior
q ,brh ~ been newly fitted up and Is now open Tor
tbs recsp ptlon Of b9araeIa. y -S--S
BOARDING. The House No. "a
n p.bisr g7uare and by the St0ns Churchone Of the
iost0ns In the cityes been Thoroughly re-
ie5 and Il nov open for RDsrders families wishing %
-fs5 fie,T own roour can oe accommodated with arge
md convenient rooms and bedrroosi ana ense hoetIh
ard Day Boari6rs win End good heoom o. -
sonahle terms. LADIES' pct eAcia.u lfTp 81 ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-27
q q HoME, October 9, '59.


+ any DEAR MARTHA; Having opportunity to
write YOU once more, improve il with the
greatest Measure to myself and with the hope
Of pleasing you. / arrived here two days
sooner than father and Watson. They have
rome back once more. We are all well at
present. You can hardly think howl want to
see you or how lonesome was the day left
you That day shsll never forget. j passed
some good resolutions on my way to New
York. mean to live up to them. Nothing
else could strengthen me to do the right 50
much as the thought of you. Il is when |
lOok at your picture that am wholly ashamed
Of my every mesnness, weakness aud folly. ]
would not part with that picture for anything
on earth-but the original. / have made
morocco case for t. and carry it close around
nv body. am more and more determined
every day 70 live more unselfsh lie. grI
"Now, Martha, you can hardly conceive my
great anxiety about yol in your present situG
ton, and you will certainly allow me to suggest
some ideas to you for your own good. Let me
ask you to Try 70 keep up good, cheerful spirits.
Take plenty Of sleep and rest; plenty Of out
door exercise. Bathe often, And finally, do
read good books, such as PsrkeTs Sermons and
Combe's Constitution of Man. These books
will do much 70 keep you from being lonesome.
"Finally, Martha, do try TO enjoy yourself
Make the most of everything.
'Remember your afeetiOnate husband
.soLIyRE BRowE.p
The remaining letsan are from " atson Brown.
lam indebted for copies Of them to bis widow,
who, writing from North Elba under date Of
March 9Th, saSas AH1 EaaHW YuV -1e-
u have Atlsst copied for you, as ] promised,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-27
9inaNflaI.
FoREIGN EXCHANGE.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
nRkFF IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT
sss71 e pfyF1rds on FnEIand and FTHace, and on
Tfhs rrIncnal Cities Of 0ermanF. On Eranktort ber
In Vinna Lipzig NurmbgE, Czssel, Cologns. Han @
~, >, Is--lrn fiuffra Art, MHnuhem and Prague hor
esIs By mTi2 RETTBERG HAGsMANN-
$4,000 NO H2N9E q. :. APyAsSii Ny: = +
49, ~ ,Sysif known WAGNERis OFFICE-on securi-
lies q eve y nd viz DEy Goods, AaraEaTe Soie sl
sv1r Pl- te. Watches Diamonds, JeiEeifyf tle eLl-
1gohuE 'uFntuIe CaTps AMOS Mirrors faInln5s
Cpert Ne reha disc, and Personal properly ana aclSs
f1iue. On The most satisfactory Bu1ineHs efety
SrtvHfs Estubshed lssl Watches and JeWeTy for sale
~ O-is -'is yvbT WAGNER, om6s No. 8 Water ST., l
Corner Superior g. over Geo. A. Davis Co.'S Clothing
Store
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aS0tels
.OTEL DUMA 8

Ic 1asT str,sf bstss 81 an 90 CsSlsAIi, Oiq;
This oid ard veil established Sssl ~ 9esl
re-ted in superior style, and Is no" unsi P'A " my
Hotel Of its classin AI8euoa. -. q, tbis .fty c.I
me nronrefor from MS long experel ce m tnls el -
ifoTuia and elsewhere fselE cOnhaut n = ~ = ~ q.
fver ofherr win warrant him entire guccts, ~ us "
1890 III ti- anticpa tes q tull snare
sfpublic patronage .l .ALEA sH IP,ionristar.
upr20ks --1--
MANHATTAN H0TEL-Hos. 3, 3
fNh 7snd Murray street, "a dooT from BroeoN ~
S-fet 3 paff New York. HuggingG s Ing i
HurFnS late Of sarl Street House boateu hCsA ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-27

AT 81 SUpFRIoR, ST.

IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
IL read nc following hnes II your teeth are bed read
hem VITA r0ai care. I y5n have no teeth At all hSP'
Act thar Isl day eEhhed 10 the streets, in the social
circle and tho parlor By the hUnblesi peasant and the
eudest aafocrai is that hundred Of persons lose good
"a Of tos or the want Of the timely aid Of good and
kifal dentist gosr and Inferior operation Is nnaHy
ess worse an none az an II your teeth good have
nsm examined hy Eo0d dentist, aad keep them in eTder
no time should be lost but have them repaired the
Fuer The tr and escape thai which Burns says e tae
cen OF an diseases All legnaziles Of the teeth should
= attended % A. childhood and youth. WI. -.
an Ds-o5 dpsiTo1r Of ine dental operations iuT-
- - oa u my where particular sttention lVen
81 the fosSrEaiiuu Of fhe natural teeth, Whefe the
aVULCANIZED CORALiTE,
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REMOVAL.

DR b. r. ROBINSON HAS RE-
y moved his Dental ofBce TO his rendence y t6
Ec,s Il forr doors North aftha n. T. Church, where ho
IN be happy TO all Of bis oTm patrons Or any oth
~ whr ma7 need his fslytcts . tr
fylsvsland Rfaurh 9n ls1s-tnhZa:dt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-27
+ "Aqain am afisctionately your husband,
. aOLIVER BRowN."

Note the precocity Of this letter. The writer
is but twenty years Of age; be is writing to his
still younger bride; and what are his topicsl
The uproWth" Of the people; their ''comfort,
thrift, intelligence and morality" No wonder
bis mother said, as she once did to the writer OF
Of this, that "Oliver was in ad7snee of his
sge," ,
The second letter exhibits the same Chsrac-
teristics. Il is pOItmarked @Chambersburg," "
and, omitting a few passag es too sacredly pri-
yate for publication, is as follows: 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-27
GUFTA PRROHA BASE

For Artificial Teeth
Is st1red, and al varieties Of eItieia tfeth are
II - II - haei manner. W. H 1NGERS0LLt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-27

IF-Fldn an ornamental prin.ing OF every description
done Tho p, ning Establishment Of the LRADER once,
on the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses In
ths on short notice, and atrsasonable rates.
Particular sntiOn paid to blank work. Every deaOrp-
ton Of Binding done. especially Blank Books Ledge,
Journals, Sales Books, Receiving BoOkE, &C., 6e
~ For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page a Fslb
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-27
geUKIrD g 9tIpEr 1l)arE.

TVERY ONE WARRANTED =
III Ofihoss AneTicsn watches. Just received new
sSgRl's gsb}a '.4l ''' cowLEs CO. wsddsl House.
UANKEE DOODLE FOREVER,
and The AmeTioan watch forever They are the
80 watch mad6 fn AmErinal and nobody sells them
,-hs~rer thqn ras p "a f-ta.- O. I'D la1 2 tL--
eA fs5aa - cowLEs E Co, weddsn Hogss. .
NUT PIX.-Justreeeived a new sup
Il isbrI gy 'i M eoeeSoWLEs 3 60 l9s5dsIl House
OILVER= & SILVER PLATED
2 ~ WARE.- -EeW stOet iHstreoeiyed by
foll3 - s-l- COWLtS b CO.. WeddeA House.
q. 10. ADVERTISEMENTS.
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SrOfertes, &f.


S0AP-LoW's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Gap, Cieavor's Clycerns, Musk and H0nes
fsbs " W. sACKRrDER
GATAWBA AND JSABELLA|
~ WINE.-9rovth Of Kelley lsland-EarrsHted purs
-fer sale By tho gallon or bottle, BY
mY25 q. W SACKRDER.
-RAC0N, DRIED APPLES. 5000
II bbls Smoked Sugar Cured Shoulders zoo bushels
W. R. Dried Apples, this day received and for sale By
s W. 1IELHINCH.
March a. 1850. CAS- e8 Morwin St.
TOR SALE-50 bbls. Dried Apples
n 20 bbis Green Apples.
50 Green spr ng Mills Flour,
90 I" Roll Butter,
25 kegs Butter,
tons Corn Meal. f''
T Cheese, Lard, Eggs, &C BY
EVANS, FARGO CO,
/ JAMS No % Union Strsst
NEW STORE & NEW GOODS
IN sUNDRIFs=
2o6 P6l' sl Coffee S5ss ABA Sugar.
200 bhls. Syrup and Moassss.
800 boxes M Raisins.
$50 bags Rio Coffee.
100 " Java -a
COCO lbs Hams and Shoulders
500 lbs Goldfish
900 half ard whole chests Tea
5OO opls klcur A y, in quantities to suit pur-
F. B.-Goods delivered to any part Of the city nee
# charge. marl2:2s1 @. II. LITTLE.
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Skirts /! Skirfs

O4AAEbS SAlEBS
TUST RECEIVED-All Sizes Of the
y newest and n1st apprtVsd styles Of HOOP Skirts: :
40 SPRING SKIRTS
80 SPRING SKTRTSf
IS SPRING SKIRTS
~ SPRING SRIHTSl
IS SPRING SKIRTS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-27
LRWIs q. RAsTON.a.
BARGAINS FOR THE MILLION

Fine Merino at IS. a. s.5 5
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-01
A..h attempted coalition With Black Re.

,h..h attempted coalition with Block Re.
nuhicans, and the aiIcctionatc indorsc-
rxus Of thsir candidate volunteered by
nc Black Republican nominee, did not
1ring them within sight Of success
Tho oply practical effect Of tho bargain
was to send the Black Republican Blair
TO Congress from the st. Louis District
Had they not better fire salute in hon
or Of this magnificent triumph
The Crescent is not forgotten in this
comment. lie is thus stirred up:
The Crescent il jubilant about the
recent elections. When, on the conclu
sion Of tho treaty Of peace between tho
United States and England, somebody
asked George Ill why the bells were
rung, and bonhrcs built. and cannon
6rod- whether because England had lost
half dozen armies, spent millions of
money. and Lost her most valuable colo
nies-thc old King replied that it was
simply because things were no worse "
Thaxc have recently boon general cleo
tons in Ave Statcs--Kcntucky, North
Csrolins, Missouri, Arkansas, and Texas
OF these tho Democrats have carried
four, the Bcllcvcrcttitcs one. II could
not 10 much worse for them but il
might Of been 4 little worse. They
might have lost Kentucky, So they arc
obstrcphcrously hilarious they are only
beaten when they expected nnihilation
They are AZ delighted M man who cs
capes with his life from steamboat OK