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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

BOARD OF EDUCAroS.-Regular Meeting
held last evening.
Present-Messrs. Thome, Roberts, Inger-
soil, Payne, French, Messenger, Jones, Reese,
Russell, Smith.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
The following bills were presented and re-
ferred to Council T. s. Beekwith, SIS, As;
James Stevens, Sc; Samuel Helsby, s, so;
Miss stimsOn, sS,25; Fairbanks, Benedict &
Co., 81, 80; Miss Bennett, 81, so; Cleveland
Brass Band, $40; a. Il. Lowrie, $21,42; C. C.
Stevens, SIO5,7O; J. V. n. Yates, $l3,75j
Mathew Foreman, 81; Wheeler & Hammond,
1914; n. E. Dakin, $50; Geib & McFarlane,
$3.50; T. S. Beckwith, SOC.
The Committee on supplying vacancies in
the West Side High School reported in favor
of the Superintendent employing q tempor-
ary teacher until the Committee can procure
one to fill the position permanently.
After an hours discussion the motion to
grant the Committee further time was lost.
Mr.. Ingerson moved that Miss Carter,
formerly of the East st. Clair street school,
be appointed to the place, and she was elect
ed; Messrs. Roberts, Payne, IngersOlb Reese
and Jones voting Aye, and Messrs. Messen-
ger, Russell, French and Smith voting No.
Mr.. French moved that Miss Bigelow, now
Of the West St. Clair street school, be ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy at the East St.
Clair school, caused by the last appoint
ment.
DR.. Reese, Of the Sd Ward, opposed it
Miss Bigelow was good teacher, and they
didn't want to lose her.
The vote was taken and lost
Mr.. Jones moved that Miss Parsons be re-
moved from the Rockwell Street school to the
East St. Clair school.
Mr.. Smith moved 70 lay the subject on the
table. Carried E--.
Mr.. Ingersoll moved that Miss Bigelow be
allowed to exchange places with Miss jones'
Of Eagle street school, as he understood such
an exchange was desired by the two teach
ers, for convenience sake. After some dis
cussioR the motion was lost.
Mr.. Ingersoll moved that Miss Wallace be
appointed to FIJI the vacancy in the East st.
Clair school.
Mr.. smith moved to lay on the table
Carried.
Mr.. Ingersoll moved that Miss Parsons be
appointed to ill the vacancy occasioned by
Miss Willston's resignation in the Rockwell
street school. Carried. al OH
Mr.. Ingersoll moved that Miss Mary In
gersOll be appointed to fill the place of assist
ant teacher in the Rockwell street school
Carried. Hf
Mr.. Smith moved that shelves be put up
for the reception Of the books now being re-
ceived. lEts-ts
Mr.. Messenger moved TO amend so that
shelves be put up ON the West Side Of the
river for a portion of the Library. Discussed
l until a late hour. H
~ See advertisement Of Dr. SanfOrd's
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The Fair season.

Several of the County and Independent
Agricultural Societies Of this section of the
State have issued their posters for their An
nual Exhibitions.
The Medina County Agricultural Society
will hold its Annual Fair at Medina on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, September
18th, 18th, and goth. The list of premiums
is large, and the arrangements for the FAN
extensive. On Thursday, an oration will be
delivered by John H!KIppart, Secretary Of
the State Agricultural Society.
The Alliance Industrial Association are is
suing fine posters for their Fair to be held on
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, September
goth, 21st, and 22d. Linus Fish, Chief
Marshal. Alliance is located at the crossing
Of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh and the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroads,
both of which will carry passengers at hall
fare, and articles for exhibition free ofcharge
The Alliance people intend to make this one
of the finest exhibitions in Eastern Ohio
and without doubt # will be a complete sue
cess.
The Union Agricultural Society of Twins
burgh will hold its Fifth Annual Fair al
Twinsburgh for three days, commencing on
Wednesday, Sept. 18th. The Twinsburgh
Fairs have always been superior ones, that
of last year especially showing enterprise
and ability such as it was good to see. One
thousand dollars are given as premiums
The Fair Grounds are well known, and tn,
hospitality of the people we can testify to.
The Third Annual Fair of the Bedford
Union Agricultural, Mechanical and Indus.
trial Society, comprising the towns of Bed
ford, Solon, Warrensville, Newburgh and In,
dependence, viii be held at Bedford Septem.
Der 26th and 9th. The list of premiums il
full and liberal, and the attendance will b,
large, as it has been in yearspast. B. Law,
son is President of the Society.
The present season has been one Of almos
unexampled prosperity, and the Exhibition
of the Fall will probably present double thi
usual amount of products. Such being tht
case there viii be attraction upon every FaI
ground well worth attention.
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ALL RIGHT IN WMLouGBY.-Heisley and
Castle went down to Winoughby, on Satur-
day, where there was supposed to be from four
70 i've Democrats besides Col. Winslow, but
the Popular Sovereigns turned out finely
There were twice as many as could get into
their large house, but the weather would not
let them 20 into the grove, so letting in about
half Republicans and the Breckenridge man,
our speakers gave them the Democratic gos-
pei in good style and good time they had.
PLAIN Dealer.
Upon the representation to the officers Of
the C. & E. Road Of the crowd that would be
in attendance from Cleveland, Supt. Noting
ham directed the Conductor of the early
Sunday morning train to stop at WiIloughby
contrary to custom, and take them on board.
We bsppened to be on that train from the
East and as it drew up at the platform Of the
station not a soul or body Of single 'Popu-
lar sovereign was visible except Heisley and
Castle. They were shiyering in the cold
morning air, and looked as if they ''wished
they hadn't ha' come" We guess Wnlough-
by is all right
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OLEvELAND, TUEsDAY MORNING, AUGUST 28. 18eo.

oPERA.-on Wednesday evening the Cleve-
land Gesangverein, assisted by the Cecilia
Society, will perform the opera of Allesan-
dro stradela, at the Academy Of Music. for
the benefit of the Conductor, Prof. Abel
As We write late at night, we hear, as we
have nightly done for weeks, the beautiful
music of this opera as rehearsed by these
performers at their hall They have spent
much time in preparation for this concert,
and are determined to make It complete
success 50 far as perfection of music can do
50. The orchestra will be under direction Of
John Olker.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

CAMPAIGN FLAGs.-Sherman L. Miller, the
noted Sail Maker, No. I23 River street, IS
now manufacturing numerous descriptions Of
nautical and display Flags, with the names
OF Presidential nominees thereon, and va
rious other suits Of colors, which he has ia
cilities for furnishing to Iandsmen, vessel
owners and captains at low jObbing prices.
June 25-3O2.
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PoLE RAIsISe IN ROcKPoRT.-A Lincoln
and Hamlin pole 10 feet high was raised BY
the Republicans Of RockpOrt on Saturday
The ROckport Wide Awakes were out in force
in the evening Hon. D. R'Tilden made
r0using good speech.
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WArERsPoUTs-Five waterspouts were seen
upon the lake yesterday. The largest was
some distance out and the rest near the shore.
These phenomena are not as rare upon the
lake as may besupposed. ORe gentleman in
forms US that he has seen them several times,
drawing the water up into the clouds through
their funnel shaped spirals.
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HAHRIsBURGH, Pa, Aug. %, 1860.

dAhRlsBURGH, Fa.J Aug. y, 1850.
Editors Plain Dealer III your citizens de-
sire to have balloon ascension on the 10th
Of September, I would be pleased to make
one for them, if enough can be collected for
a public exhibition.
l will ascend with lady, or alone, for $500,
or on horseback for. $500, if my expenses for
gas are paid.
/ will ascend with a horse and buggy for
800, or with two horses, and lady seated
on the back Of one of them, for $500.
l will descend with a parachute, or have a
lady descend from one mile in height, for
$500.
Or / viii give a benefit for one or more Of
the fire companies, if they will assist in SELL
ing tickets, giving them one half Of the pro-
ceeds Of the exhibition.
Should you succeed in making arrange
ments for an ascension, please inform me at
Pittsburgh or Harrisburgh as soon as posi-
bic, as ] have several engagements to fulfill.
Most respectfully, your obedient servant,
SAMUEL WILSON, Eronaut.
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ARRIVAL OF THE IROz CITY.-The h7orite
screw steamer Iron City, Capt. Ed. Turner,
arrived from Lake Superior at Il O'Clock
sunday night. She brought large number
Of passengers. and 2lO tons Of copper from
the National. Adventure and Cliff Mines
The following Is the log of the Clerk, John
Holland, Esq:
Left Ontonagon "Wednesday II A. NJ, Eagle
River Thursday NJ Marquette Friday 4
AN. Schooner Middlesex was at Copper
Harbor; schooners Resolute, Return, Gen.
Worthington, Yorktown, J. II. Sergeant,
Queen City, John Weeden and Rebeeca At
Marquette. SchoOners Ironsides and Ethan
Allan leff Marquette foT Cleveland Thursday.
T,,y n. P. Rhodes was at Copper HarbOr,
b65pd for Marquette rom 0ntOnagOn, with
seovr ald Foeg. Arrived at Sault on Friday
evening. Passed Canal, bound UP, 22d,
schooner st. Andrews and Flight 23d, st
James and AustraIiai oath, New london
Mary B. Hale, Clara Adams and SHOOK
bound down, 23d, schooners Wellington anf
Comet 24th, Ethan Allen. Net steamel
Illinois near Churchs Saturday a. N.
The man Whitney, who was accidentally
shot at Marquette some two weeks since, die
on Tuesday last Dr.. Garlick, Of this city
amputated the injured leg.
The Iron City leaves Hussey & Mcbride
dock on Der next pleasure excursion to LAX
Superior on Wednesday evening next at
o'clock.
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TIE SESECA STREET SwER.-The stone
outlet Of this main sewer has been completed
at the lake, and Workmen are now building
the body Of the sewer from the lake to the
top Of the bank Through most of this dis
tanoe much difficulty win be found in build
ing it through the quicksand. It isfhree feet
in diameter perfectly round. The old sewer
on Seneca street between Lake and St. Clair
is FIVE feet in diameter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

lss- Greeley's Political Text Book, con-
tainipg returns Of all presidential elections
since 1886. Price 81, sent by mail, postage
paid on receipt of the price, by J. B. Cobb
4 Co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

~ RefrigTators, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezer and Bird Cages, for sale
cheap at manufacturers prices, at
W. L. MARvrN's,
No. AZ South Side Public Square.
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THE JEALOUS HUSBAND

In our Forest City living,
There's a nice genteel young man.
One whose name 1 shall not tell you
You may guess II II You can
Being married, one thing only
Came 10 mar thu JOYS OF hfei
He was just trifle Jealous
OF his young and handsome vile.
Yet he loved her, o. so dearly
That you must not think Of blame,
In what now shall tell you
OF this Mr.. What's his name
lie went home quite unexpected
Twas week ago or more
His young wife was IN the parlor
With her back towards the door.
r She was at the oentre-table,
In her hand she held pen,
And with something interesting
She was busy there and then.
But her husband softly entered;
Ger her snowy shoulders gazedi
By three letters Oft repeated
Was his very soul amazed
I. o H. were the initials
Written o. 'er and o er AGAIN.
Fixed upon the sp0tless paper,
For his hopes, alas too plain
They were not his own initials,
And the fact was nov revealed
His wife within her bosom
Had secret love concealed
Then his blood stopped circulating,
And his heart but iatntly Deati
He felt strange sensation
From his head down 70 his feet.
And he cried, sInconstant Womanl
All my dreams Of Love are o'ers
Rolled bis eyes 10 the ceiling,
And fell prostrate Onu the hoor-
Then his wife with terror stricken,
BY her husbands falling there,
Started from the centre-taole
With a cry Of wild despair.
Al -bs -h,fa5 his hands and tarnnIes--
Kissed bis pallid brow and check
Till, with consciousness returning,
He had strength enough 70 SPEAK
When be faintly, sadly uttered
Il am Fuined / shall die
Why Oh why hast thou deceived me
Thou inconstant woman, Why
'sWho, ohi who, in thy affections
Has all love ofme efiaeedE
Whose, oh whose are the initials
Which thy guilty hand has traeedf
srwbo is the 4. U. H Jeceiverf
Tell me, ere ny hear! 4. l 5rOSs ,,sil 5iiil y
But be patient and will
II have never yet deceived thee,
For my heart is all thine eWn,
And its highest, best ambition
is 10 live for thee alone.
''If thoult ne'sr be iealaus,
will truly tell thee all
i. q. H 90 often written -
Stands for 'lSAACo' UAlON HALL
Inn In his arms she was enfolded-
All his doubts and fears had fed
And upon HIS manly bosom
As she piloWed there her head
To the Whispered words she listened
Which affection made him speak,
TIL his earnest lips grew silent
In communion with her cheek
But the honeyed words he uttered,
In his whispers, son and lOWs
Were-islIl ne'er again Be- Jealous,
Not fear NY heart shall know.
srFrom the lips that now earess thes,
Not a word Of doubt shall all;
---- L viii live 20 leGe and bless theet
And viii el0the az UNION HALL"
Rs-A large stock Of summer Clothing selling
ISAAC A. IsAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Solo Agent for ths saie Of Singers osisbrAtsa
SEWING M4CHINES
sTORR's AUFOMATON PRESSMAH.
Corner OF Union and Superior streets
- LOOK OUT FOR THE GIANTS -
aug20
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FOR soRE, WEAE, INFLAxED EYEs AND
rvt-1 rpst


A true specific, and nvaluahls remedy as ieen At
last discovered. Dr. Humphreys srEues that theso
afeotions invariably result from constitutional dis
ease ofwhch the local affection is only the oui yard
manifestation. Hence, Humphreys Spociho HonOe-
Fathie 0phthalmia PM are only taken internally,
and Jet cure the Sosrt orns of obstinate sors hyes
ani cyoldss which have resisted all other treatment
Al eases Of sore and inhammed eyes and eyelids or
Gilings weak or defsotive sight, viii be promptly
benefited, and the cure ofthe worst cases Is only
Question Of time Prics 50 cents, With directions.
sent b. mail express, free Of charge on receipt
Of the prica. Address,
Dr.. r. HUMPHREYS co.
No. 561 BruadWay, n Il.
ssla by E; "; ssetriaer, and Churchill q Bro.
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a correspondent of the sandusky Register
writes as follows:


Msssrs. Editors Gents: clip the follow
ing from the columns Of the Herald 4 Times.
Toledo, and commend its perusal to the peo-
pie Of Sandusky, reminding them at the
same time, that 1t Is not long since we were
tine klud o4Ilccs -
in promoting our local interests, which were
granted with a zeal and heartiness worthy Of
all commendation. We may again be de
sirous of profting by their influence and
support. Then why should We be captious
with the citizens of the beautiful Forest City
because they have procured the statue Of the
gallant Perry and propose TO set up in their
midst on the glorious Tenth of September
next? say, let US do no such thing, but
" let's all CO. down to Cleveland upon the
occasion, and extend TO its citizens the right
hand OF fellowship and brOtherly love, re
joice with them in their prosperity in this as
well as all other things pertaining to their
welfare, and my word for it, our gratitude
for the past will be like bread cast upon the
waters. NALETTE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

BS5- The Republicans Of Brooklyn Town
ship viii hold their primary meeting for the
appointment Of delegates to the County Con-
vention of the lst September at the Wade
House on Thursday the 30 inst. at "a o'clock
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

49, ~-+---- - " 4-,'A As tAS pAoui-
ised land in the eyes of millions, both in the Old
World and the New. It's fertile SOL and magnificent
opportunities for development the great sources
OF iis attractions But along is beautiful streams
there turks malaria Of the most deadly influence,
which Is the great drawback Of that splendid region
and must remain 50 for many years TO come. Emil
grants and Others who contemplate 5ettlement in
that section, viii do well to provide themselves with
be only cure that has yet been found efficient,
speedy and certain. we mean DR. J. HOsTETTER1s
CELEBRATED BITTERs, which has snatched
Gmdreds from an untimely grave. Their opsration
~ tbs digestive organs is soon felt to be benef-
Gent, without being violent.
For sale By Druggists and dealers generally every
Where, and ~ E1-v-------s-',--z T.'-- -
tors, IS water and IS Front streets. Pittsburgh,
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Clothing.
Koch, LEVI & MAYER.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
auglg No. IA water Street. Cleveland.

augIs No. n aIer stFeeI. CIsFeIAnd-
NENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAN
ING, Renovating and Mending Establishment.
FRASCIs AGER, Tailor, No. lg Prospect street, will
hereafter devote his attention 70 cleaning, renoya
ting and mending Gentlemen's clothing. He has
facilities tOr doing his work in the best manner
Gentlemen will fnd il tor their interest during these
hard times to give Mr.. Ager a trial.
may .R2f
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CITY 4 NEWS ITEMS.
TUESDAY MORNING. AUG. %, 1s6O.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
- Plain aud ornamental printing Of every de-
scription done at the Printing Establishment of the
LEADEn Ohico, on the latest n proved and most rapid
steam Presses IN the bi style, on short notice. and
az rua1unahlu rates. Particular attention Maid 10
blank work livery description Of binding done
fspecially blank booksi LedgCrs, Journals, sales
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NEW YoRK DALIEs-Tribune, Herald and
Times IS cents per week; World and Sun
10 cents per week. Leave orders at Quin-
lan's news depOts at the Wedden or Angler
Houses, or at ia Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

EJ-Tamper not with Nature aud the laws
physical aud moral that guide her operations. Her
gifts were made to usu and not abuse. The direful
results arising from the latter are 'egion the most
settled habits 0 the baser sort may be overcomb By
careful perussl Of the work Human Franty, or
Psychological Researohes'' Il viii lead those de-
based and degraded victims that hover on the brink
Of dissolution to the paths Of happiness and virtue
Read and os oonvineed-the trutn il there.
Sold bT DR.. BARROW, I9f Bleecher q. n "
rrice > cents sent frse Of postage eVeryU here.
Sold also by GATLOED HAuN0EB and VIZ. FtsEE,
Drugg1sfs, Clereland- fuTvRs.Iw
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The MoSUNsNT.-The derricks were being
prepared yesterday for the laying Of the
heavy work Of the monument.
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RlouaRnsoNis Snrpnr ~ RIrrrns.-M

are not in favor Of universal boasting "a system on
employed BY otheFs) Of tbs celebrity Of this or
that medicine and we keep our praise until We have
positive knowledge Of the value and virtue OF an ar
tcle We judge Of the tres BY It's fruits, and when
We fnd medicine with really curative powers, We
~ once cone cut and recommend t 20 the public-
IN the present instance, We cordially recommend 10
cur readers Or. Riuhardsons sherry Wine Bitters
We know Of nothing 90 excel this Tor tie objects
q proposes to undertake.
Tne sherry Wine BitteFs are for sale By Gaylo;d
Hammond and C. s. narkeuzis, Cleveland, o.
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Brass FOUNDRY.

IAMES II. ODELL, BRASS
y EOU DER AND MANUFACTURER al
brass WORK Of every description. No a5 Tni6n 81
ales aoors NOM SUPERIOR street Cleveland Ohio m
= prepared % furnish all kinds Of work nd -
steams Water or Gas and an the vari1us a-rirIe-
@ l5e9 IN the Plumbing Business Beer PUMPS Of an
Al1as nals ana re paired Brass Casting done daily
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

He- For Telegrnphie, Market and Marine
News see Fourth Page.
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WLLIAMFULLER.

RSy Messrs. J. o. Brown & Son will COM
mence this morning at 10 o'clock at their
store No. $50 Superior Street the disposal Of
large stock Of goods by auction, and all Of
an extensive stock will be sold absolutely to
the highest bidder. The apartment Of Dry
Goods embraces great variety consisting Of
lawns, prints, linens shirtngs, marseile quilts,
also gendemens wear in great variety, and a
large lot of jewelry, plated ware, knives and
forks, and fancy goods. dit
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SpttaI gotitts.


a. How many worthless nostrums are o..
fred for sale 70 she public. This ci Is tecaass Their
are some medicines Of real merit and virtue, hsde
mand Tor which Is universal, and sale immense
which induces unprinciplcd men 10 try 60 palm on
worthless preparations. But good remedies live
long Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer is Of thoss
Tenadies that every hmily will keep BY them; no
romsdy has 50 universal demand, & IS sold by All
respectable dealers in medicines
Sold By GAYLORD Hammond Wm Fiske. q s.
Mackenzie and Z. W sackrider, Cleveland, d.
~ Il should Be- kaoirrl for it is a hct
strikinsly true, that Dr. 5 A. Weaver's Canker and
salt hheum Syrup, together with the Coraio, never
fails Of giving satisfaction to am who give them
trial, for a. yet they have never hed In single in
stance Of curing all Humors, such a. salt Khoum,
EIytipelas and the like In cases Of this Kind the
fullest reliance may bs placed upon these preparu-
tions
sold BY Gaylord Hammond, C. s. Mackenzis, f.
". Saokrider and Wm. Fiske, Cleveland, o.
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FrRE.-Last night about Y O'Clock a fire
occurred in the Irish settlement at the foot
of Water street. The fre originated in the
Lake Shore House, kept by Mr.. J. Dunn
This burnd fiereely, being as dry as chip.
From this the fire communicated to the
Newield House, adjoining, kept by Thomas
Gallagher. This, also, was quickly burned
to the ground
The dwelling Of John Moran, next door,
was then attacked by the flames, and con-
sumed
A yacht of some 20 tons, which Mr.. Dunn
was fitting up just before his door, was very
much damaged, if not entirely destroyed
At the late hour of the fire we could not as
certain the exact loss. Probably there was
no insurance. The loss falls heavily upon
the poor occupants. The buildings, in them
selves, was not very valuable. Probably
$1,000 will cover the loss. Aswe 90 to press
the flames are subdued. The Hose and Fire
Companies were quickly at the scene.
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TRAYELRR,s REGIsrRIi

Oil1eis wishing con Veyanco tO either OF the above
Trains OF Boats viii ba called for by the Conches of
SteVen's Omnibus Line By leaving their address al
Weddell House 80 ~
April 10 1854.