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ARRIVAL OF the PRINCE ALBERT.


" gOhh - ~ - EED- ~.
The steamship Prince Albert, Capt. Prows,
from Galway on the 4th inst, arrived at this
port this A. NJ. She has experienced heavy
weather She has 20 saloon and $50 other
passengers for New York, for which port she
leaves this evening
The steamship New York from New York foF
Bremen, arrived at Southampton on the 2d.
The news is meaRre and without special i'm
POTtanse.
GREAT BRITAN-Lord John Russell had
announced in Parliament that the Government
could not produce the correspondence relative
TO the rumoTed annexation Of Savoy to France,
I but be sid that Count Walewski had assured
Lord Cowley that the Emperor had no intention
of proposing the annexation.
The British Government sent q dispatch ex.
pressing satisfaction at bis assurance on the cues.
tion Of appointing q committee to investigate the
miscellaneous expenditures Of tie country. The
ministry were defeated BY % msj0rity.
FRANCE,-Fhe French news Is confined 70 ihe
question Of the annexation Of Savoy.
The Patrie denOuncCs the efforts Of Sardinia 70
prevent the Savoyard from expressing their desire
for annexation.
ITALY'-The London Post prominently anuoun-
ces that England and France are allied on the Ilal-
ian question aDd firmly determined that no inter.
yenliou shall be committed. It Is rumored that
the two governments are determined to recOg.
nze annexation 10 Sardinia a. the only true So
luton Of the Central Italy question.
The London Post says the treaties OF Villa Fran
CO and Zurich are virtually anDulled.
The Western Powers have commanded that no
armed Intervention shall take place in Italy unless
it is previously sanctioned by the unanimous ap-
prOval Of all the great European powers. Praeti-
cally such condition Is tantamount to absolute
Intervention.
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FROm WAsHINGTON.

NEW YORK, Feb. Is.
Times Washington correspondence says: In
the Senate mr. Bayarl reported bill to reno.
del the Court Of Claims Il provides for five
judges instead Of three The judgment of
the Court is to be final unless the amount
involved over 5000. The agreement of three
Judges is to be necessary to the rendition Of a
judgment claims are to be paid cut of the
general appropriation or by the law for the sat:
isiaotion Of private claims Should this bill
fail to become law, then an effort will be made
to abolish the Court.
The Heald's Washington correspondence
gives a list of appointments of Col. FOrney,
including the following western names:-John
NJ. Barclay, of Ind Journal Clerk retained,
81, ,l60i Herman Kriesman, of Ill.,, Clerk to
enter petitions and papers in Committee Rooms,
$500; R. J. Bennett, Clerk to take charge of
Books voted TO members. 81, 800, s. S. Boyn-
ton, of Ohio, Stationary Room, 81 800; W. X.
Lebaffy, Of Mimi, Clerk of Journal Petitions,
retained, Sl,s00; Geo. H. Chapman. of Inl.,
Land Office, ST SEQ; Isaac Strohn, of Ohio, 81, ;
500
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FROAL NEW YORK,

NEW YoRE, Feb. Is
The London correspondence Of the Commercial
saws the Government are threatened with a strong
appropriation on the Budget, but they have
good deal Of strength and viii probably get thrO'
in triumph. The session however promises to be
an exciting one.
The Jury in the case Of W. S. Tours, the mur-
dered watchman, have returned verdict that be
came to his death by violence from some unknown
person.
The Arago's cargo is valued at about three mil
lion dollars.
The rise of A per eentin Pacific mail stock this
morning was caused BY q report that Vanderbilt
had made propositions some days since for the
ssttlemedt Of the appropriation between the rival
lines and they are likely 70 be carried into effect
on the basis ofa weekly line to AfpinWsll, and a
new arrangement Of partition between the differ
ent lines.
The Washington correspondent Of the Post says
Mr.. Seward has great speech prepared on the
slavery question, to be delivered at a citing oP-
portunity.
Rumors are rife in Jersey city Of nature Sc
riously duplicating certain persons dong business
with the New York Bay Cemetery. The practice
is said 10 be to place number Of collins IN vault
until some 10 or I2 have accumulated and suose-
auently to remove the bodies, which are buried
by whoselals in 3 pine box. The more expensive
cofins are taken back to the Warerooms ano resoia
TO customers. There Is to be eaniaVesugaaon'
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NEWs FROlI ~ YoRk.

NEW YORK, Feb. Is.
The Times publishes the text Of the Nc
Lane treaty, which veri6es the summary Of
its stipulations published some time since.
A bloody affray occurred at Port Even
Ulster county, on Saturday afternoon last
Three young men from Esopus having taken
O sail in an ice boat, fastened their boat to the
dock at Port Even, and left her for awhile.
Three other young men took her and sailed
about, when one Of the first named party
uamed Rilzea, returned and threatened Is
drive them out, Whereupon one Of the men
stabbed him mortally. Rilzee's brother and
his friend the latter was frightfully wounded.
Hiram Rilzea then shot one Of the men and
stated for ROndOubt where Ihe gave himself
up TO the authorities. he was badly hurt
The other names are unknown.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-16

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
sales have been entered upon the Recorders books
during the past woek.
February IA, 1860. John Logan to Geo. Abbey
sub lot 26. 10 Hoyt & Andrews allotment of ten
acre lot 80, being 80 feet front on Greenwood st.,
and 1913 9-l2 feet deep; situate II miles from
Post Office. Consideration 81 200
February 10, lsGO Geo. OFT TO Alexander Benityi
25 feet of the west part of sub lot 76 in L. john
sons allotment OF ten acre lots l7s to 100 fronting
on st. Clair street and 100 feet deep; situate near
the Medical College Consideration 81 500.
February IL. 1860. Harvey Marsh to William
Macy; sub lot % and II feet of the west side Of
sub lot q in Taylor and others allotment Of ten
acre lots IL and l2 making together front Of 81
feet on the south side Of Croton st. and ss7 feet
deep; situated ia mile from the Post Office
Consideration $3.50.
February 9, 1860 Ezra Honeywell to John
HONEYWELL; the west half Of sub lot A in S. 8
stones allotment Of psrt Of original lot So Brook.
yn. being 25 feet front on Washington street; sit
uate miles west Of Centre Street Bridge il
Ohio City, WestIsids. Consideration $500.
February 9, 1860. VIM. B. Gray to Albert Nor
ton; 80 feet front on Seneca street and l2O fee
deep situate l6 rods north of Lake street on the
east side thereof Consideration $1,000.
February 8, 1860. Koch, Levi and Mayer to
P. A. Doll part Of sub lot Of the allotment Of tel
acre lot TO- being 30 feet front on the north side
Orange street and l42 feet deep. situate l mill
from the Pos. ONCE. Consideration $3.50.
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q " roU AaF SICK, tho probability Is that

n " YOu ARE SICK, the probability is that
The OF your suffering is in The stomach Er0h "e
to,h proopeas ny,p,p,ia Arus Languor, Nausta, ard
lern Of other touneung diseases Indigestion produces
thin blood and therefore destroys the strength and VI or
Of the whole system II restore the tone Of the stomach
ana enable TO throw OF and disiH forever all these
troublesome and dangerous complaints, hcihng s
sary bu, psrssveTing use Of DR.. ] hOsiElfEks CEL
HRRATED STOMACH BIfrERs. A trel Of lheiI pow
- nnot fail 10 move that there failure iu their
.astlve oasets We oheoffully recommend them 10 NE
public knowing as we DO their many excellent quail
lilies
or sale by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
a By Fostctor Smith, Sols PrOgriet0Fs IS Water and
@ Front streets, Pittsburgh iebAlW
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CONVENTION.

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. 10.
The Democratic State Convention assembled
in this city to>day. 1t was the largest and most
enthusiastic State Convention ever held IN old
Connecticut.
Gen Phelps of ColbroOk, was chosen Presi-
dent He remarked. on taking the Chair, that
he had never seen so universal and determined
a feeling amongst the Democracy of Connect
cut as now, to achieve a triumph in April.
An informal ballot was taken with the fol-
lowing result Thomas H. Seymour 2l5; Jas.
T. Pratt 1856; Henry c. Denning l2; scat-
tering 5
The Convention then adjourned to , O'Clock
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FROlT NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANs. Peb. Is

The Delta correspondent writes that the
Texas Commissioner are fully convinced that
he authorities and principal citizens OF Mata-
morss are enleagusd with the outlaw, Cortenas.
The CommissiOners have reported to the
Governor that war exists.
The schooner Star has arrived from Vera
Cruz the 10th inst
Miramon leit the city Of Mexico on the Sch
inst, for Vera Cruz, with 5000 men The ad.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEIl HAIR DYE
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!

The OHlV harmless and reliable Dye kR0i5R.
fhe OrEnal and best in the w0rldt
All sthers mere lmitationa and should be avoided
On Wilh 20 escape udieule.
GRAY, RED OR Dusty HAIR Dyed instantly to =
boautn and natural Brown Black without the least
uIurY 10 Hair or Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have bssa
Ea1dsd 70 Wm A. Raieheor since 1888, and soOOO
applications have been made The Har Of his patrons 81
Bis famous Dyes.
WA A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces = eooi
nst be Distinguished from nature and is WARRAETEn
not 70 lgure in the least long may be continued
and the i'll effect Of Bad Dyes rsmsdied the Hair tavigor
uted for lie by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold or applied tsn private r0omBl Gt the VIA
Faetury, No. Z33 BruadWay, n. Y.
Sold N ali cities and af the United StatsH By Drug
TiEfs and Fancy Goods Doalesa.
CS- The genuine has the snd address upon stos
plate engraving on four sides Of each Boz, Of
WM. A. BATCHELOR,
ianl7 No. I9 Broadway N Y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-16

THE PARTY LAST EvENNs.-A large eOmpa-
ny gathered at the johnson last evening at the
Annual Ball of the Firemen's Relief Association.
Members from every company in the city and
many citizens participated in the Festivities, which
were kept up to the small hours of this morning.
The supper, set out by MAIH, comprised all the
substantials and Injuries that could be asked for
and all nassed off well.
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TNPORTANT TO FEMALEs.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.


THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
Il DIENTS in these Pills the result Of long and
excessive pIaoce They mild in their operation, and
certain in e0rrec s irregularities, Painful MsnstruA-
.tons removing all obstrucuons, whether from cold
otherwise headache pain in the se palptAtion OF the
heart whites all nervous affections, Mysteries fatigue,
paia in the back and limbs &C. disturbed sleep which
arse from interruption Of nature
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the commencement Of in the treatment Of
those Irregularities and obstucons which have consigned
many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the be-
owed TO Premature Gave. No female enjoy good
health unless she is regular and whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins to decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the eGectual remedy known for all COM
plants peculiar to Fsalss To all Glasses they are nva
Rabls lndzeihg. @ certainty periodical regularity. They
are known 70 thousands who have used them disren
periods throughout the country having the sanction
Of the einsHf PhySeiaRs in AmeTIoa. Explicit dTse
oas s1fiag UhsH aad hsn feB should Be used with
each Boz-.hs Pies One Dollar each boz containing 40
Pills
valuable pamph be had free Of the Agents Pills
eaf b. mail pr5mDfy, By enclosing price the General
Agent Sold b, Druggists generally.
h b. HUfCaINGS, GeBeF1i Agent,
l85 Gamblers ST., New York.
Sold Ia Cleveland al VIM. Fisk's and Galord Ham
uoniis, dec1eOwdEw:Hl0
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OvRRLAND MAIL.

MELOY's STATIoE, Feb. 10.
The Overland mail with San Francisco
dates to Jan. 2Sd passed here at half-past II
o'clock yesterday.
The Republican Convention to elect dele
gates to Charleston is calledi for Feb. %.
There were indications that an attempt
would be made to elect Douglas delegates to
Charleston by the Leeompton State Conver-
tiOn.
A FIRE occurred occurred in San Francisco
on the 22d ult. destroying $4,000 worth Of
property.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-16

RUNAWAY.-A day or two since the two horses
attached to the delivery wagon of Mr.. Andrews,
-four and feed dealer, took fright while standing
at L. NJ. Pitkin's market upon Prospect street and
ran furiOusly toward Ontario street. The wagon
was first relieved of barrel of -four, both heads
being smashed in as it struck the ground. The
horses then took to the south side walk and soon
brought the wagon in contact with lamp post
which was broken into three pieces by the con-
eussiOn. The tongue of the wagon was also brOk,
en-. The horses were finally stopped in their mad
career without further damage.
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FIRE
NoRroLK. Va Feb. l.

NOHFOLAI va f5U. 70.
A destructive fire has occurred at Elizabeth
City, n. G. Forty houses were burnt, involY-
ing great loss to Messrs. Galkins, Cobb, Post,
Wheeler, and others. Many families are with.
out shelter or means of support. The insur-
an ce is but partial The FIRE was the work of
an incendiary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-16

POLICE COURr.-Wm. Ray, petit larceny, Jail 20
days.
Henry swsetmsn, same offence, sent to Reform
Farm.
Thomas Peck, assault with a slung,shOt, con
tinusd to the 18th.
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' nee guard was reported At National Bridge.
Vera Cruz had been declared in q state Of
siege
The U. s. sloop Of war Savannah arrived at
Sacrifices on the 9Th inst
The U. s. SloOP Of war Saratoga was at Vera
Cruz
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-16

~ great amount Of money can be saved by
having old furs altered into new fashions instead
of paying high prices for new furs. E. Rufini ITS
Superior st., understands from bis long experience
to make old fDrs most as good as new at small ex
pense His stock of cspes, muis, cuffs, SC, is as
good as any in the city. ali Of bis own manuiac
ture, at lower prices than anywhere else and at
about half the price as the furs sold at auction
Remember IT'S Superior st., 3 doors above Bank.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-16

LIBERAL GIFT.-Mr. Hart received the fol-
lowing letter yesterday forenoon which speaks for
itself:
CLEVELAND & MAHoNINe R. R Co..
Cleveland, Feb. is, 1860.
Wm Hart Esq, Treasurer FTsmsH's General Rshsf
ASSocidfiOR.
DEAR sIR;-In lieu of purchasing tickets for
this evenings ball, herewith hand you a check
on the Bank of Commerce for Fifty Dollars.
Yours, respectfully,
CHARLES L. RHODES,
Vice Prest and sup't.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-16

GoDEY FOB MARoH.-HAWks q Bro. have re-
eeived GOdeY's Lady's Book FOR March. The steel
engraving, "The Child's Gilt" is charming ono
and of course it has the fashions and the usual
miscellany. Call at Hawks and get it this even
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW 7 ORk, FED. 10.
A dangerous counterfeit Of the $40 gold piece
was discovered yesterday. Externally it was
standard coin but being cut into the cheat was
made palpable. The piece bad evidently been
split edgewise, both parts fled quite thin and in
place of the sterling gold piece Of white metal
placed between the halves and remilled.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-16

V. B. PALNER, the American Advertising Agent, n.
E. Fifth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, is
authorized to receive subscriptions aud advertisements
for this paper, at lowest rates. His receipts will
be regarded as payments
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-16

The CENTER STREET BRIDsE.-The Center
Street Bridge is closed to passengers, the work
men having commenced their operations upon it.
A new turn table Is to be put iu.
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FRO1I SCRANTON:

LONAllVlIi 7 p 7 ID' To
A box containing one leg and the two feet
of human body was found in a ravine near
the ScrentOn depot this evening and taken in
charge by the Coroner who will hold an in
quest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-16

IMPORTATION WANTED.-A letter has been
placed in our hands, giving information of the
death of 9 young man, named George Ely, in Tu-
lare CO., California, in May last The letter con.
tanning the information was written by John A.
father lives in Dover, CuyahOga county. He
states that the deceased left property of consid-
srable value and that he has relatives residing in
this county. The object of this notice is 10 inform
his relatives Of his DEATH that they may claim the
property before it is illegally disposed Of Ifsny
person has any information concerning the where
abouts Of the relatives Of the deceased they will
please address Rev. John Keys, Dover, CuyshOga
co.. Ohio.-TEiyria Democrat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-16

A Coop GoLD PEN is thing everybody wants,
but if everybody should apply at once at J. B.
Cobb 4 Co.'s they could not all lie Accommodated.
This firm have however just received large sup
ply ofgold pens Of superior finish, from one Of
the best gold pen makers in the country. MessrS.
J. B. Cobb & Co. do not buy second class of pens
bat such as viii please those who astidious, in
fact, it is this difficult topleass class Of customers
they like to sell their pens to. Call while the stock
is aresh
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PLAIN M oRNAMENrAL. PRINTINa.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
r Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done al The Printing Establishment Of the LTADRR Office
the latest improved bnd rapid Steam Presses in the
best style short notice and reasonable rates Par
tcular attention paid to Blank Work Every description
Of Binding done especially Rlank Books LsdgoTs Journals
sales Books Receiving Rocks &c &c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-16

DR. McCLmTocK's COLD AND COU0H Nix
TuRE-AaOng he cold and cough remedies that hOOd
the market this alone stands the solid basis Of true
medical science Dr. BcClulock stands in the fore ron
Of the profession He bis reputation what he Of
fers to the sick genuine curative Never has TN
ursparsfiop falsffed his guaranty. Price Is esuis.
Sold BY wAI. EISKE, Druggist
49,. ClRVe,an
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-16

PARADE.-The Fire Department pRraded yes
terday afternoon. They marched upon the West
Side, going via the Lighthouse ct. bridge and re-
turning by Columbus st. They made fne ap-
pssrance as Cleveland Firemen always Go when
they turn out,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-16

DR.. JAS. MoCLnrOcK's PECroRAL SYRUP.-
In the seemingly hopsissa, well the earlier stages
chronic lung complaints Nten tho ccughng IS ineosan'
the throat coated vii mucus the chest sunk the lungs
sore and the strength gone this sOthns iran0uizng
esuutsr-irrilnni saa rosortvs viii rescue from mpehd-
ing death.
Prios s. o. sola bv wM FIsKE. Clsvelanl,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-16

BKYAx's TAsTELEss VERNIFUoE.-Worms in
children not dslodged ley the foundation Of fatal dis
eases Oao dose Of this really pleasant liquid will destroy
and bring them away It's opsiuon Is thorough Ths con-
saut ry returns Every constituent Of the Vsrmfugs
vegetable ana harmless It gives no pain.
Price 25 cents. sold By WI. FISKE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-16

Rev J. V. Watson, EditOr of N. W. Christ
ian Adyocsts. Cheap H. says of DT. McCLINToCKs
ASTHMA AND HoOFING COUGH REMEDY:-
I'VE call the attention Of brethren 70 the TACT that
n7 Ierses McClutuckN Asthma Remedy viii BE- lound
5th more than uneeuhs OF al medicines 50 much Aud-
Pries q eS6ts' sSaby wM FIsKE. Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-16

US DIsTRIcT CoURT-BEFoRE JUDeE WILL
sON.-Ths case of Waldorf vs.. Propeller New
York, is on trial. The action is brought by the
owners of the schooner Dawn, which was run into
by the New York last fall.
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That Professor Rooe, Hair Restorative
MLILL PREsRYE INFALLIBLY

WILL PRESRVE INFALLIBLY
w the growtt aai osor u ihs har. Al used Two or
three mss2 week 70 nngInabie age Perfectly, rg-
lie hsiF mss Il more sof sad bsauilnl than any OIL
aud Dressa the scalp free from AL diseases 20 the creates
Professional men and GeniIem n ana Ladies' Of all classes
ali oyer lae world bear tsst@any that We SS 1o' say TO-
HCToRY GROVE s. Charles Co. No. NOV: IS 1851.
PnoF ~ To8'S . ~ so9r Hair ResioSaVs ani
It's ELECTS wundorlali ve isei X our guy ioaAla
nm tis ~ s bsl for some time had been perfectly
covered with sores sGa 81 s1s e 5 sS , s5 fsl
sssIng h suarings adylssl y .o use & tIai he. We
sn5 ma of an ouI fenos very fo appcaous removed
the disease entirely, ana nsw aad gxqI5n5 crsP 0, hA
healthy scalp and uxuIant cTp o. har as any OthfF
shid We can the eiure and do hereby fe-ummend your
ResfSative Is perfect remedy for al diseases Of the
scalp and hair. We are yoEs E e esl,setIg,
SARAH A. .ElGGINBOTHAH.
PRoF WooD-Dsar Sir: ~ hair had for years
been becoming pre- aturtlY gray arcompa MED bYa aiEh
ness which rendered the application Of oil neces
and yre It's use MI within the three last weeks
and lusr res be preferred 70 ihoe produced b. the
application u ois OF have ever used
whether Be used as Hair Restorative i6r simple
PeiPse % ~ ats.sins et fi ~ ne 49, - ~ l,s - Is
parioi mins al lhai n claimed sor iias = ,v,roUns
Cincinnati. G. !, Fsb 10. 1851. rs Thifd 8.
PRoF. wsoD-DssT Sir: By the advice % iEis9d O
induced ty fhas The fsEorsome tine nst W, fa k
nearlyavery nar In ny heal cana cut NOV ~ al ha
come great deal the kef than cFerit VS. oet
duty and muathT that 4 a 20 rql .-ls ~
1The are Addicted ~ hase heol uuud aq4ee ne 20 tNg
this pablo ac now emen Of ne peitA
lioiA Fioi- "'0' 1i-ii . Toursrospectfully,
A. r. JACOBS.
- &. mt IN IN tottel Of tnrue nZea,
I-- MEDIUM ara small; The saae a9ds : pini, ala
si e ioi AZ Der bottle; ID nledlln heds a. eesf
l9tl 49, ~ ,, n propoTtis than the SMALL retf o.
fo iifsTg nr tdftle; he large hoids quart ~ a
esai in PROPORTION anu i'i' io 00--- Pc
/
ol + WOOD co Proprelors 70 ~ EIOas EaE,
vi ~ No llf llarEef street 50 LOUIS, No
1na ssid 81 All prarlsia ala fA2cF 9oedl beaisi.t
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FROM NEW YORK

NEw YORK, Feb. Is
Details Of the terrific explosion upon the Ar
gentine transport, Gen. Outram, reach US in
Buenos Ayrean papers of Dec. 10th. The total
loss in killed. appears to exceed 40.
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CONVENTION.

HARTFORD, Conn Feb. Is.
The Democratic State Convention has just
completed its nominations for State officers and
delegates to the Charleston Convention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-16

THE COURrs.-Ths Court of Common Pleas viii
convene on Monday next, the 2Oth. The May
term will be held 10 the new Court House.