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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-23

In creating TINS opium. H UcauOO WIN I1o1s
cule of HRxNAN, and praises of SAYERs. Had
the latter been victorious, there would have
bsen NO end to its incidence. Never were men
taken more ahack-nOt even Capt. DAcREs, of
the Guerrier. when, expecting 70 take the Con-
satution frigate with, perfect ease, he found
all three Of his masts Knocked out Of his ship.
and third Of his crew killed and wounded in
twsnty-nine minutes. Now, the goressn.ess
has discovered that prize fighting Is brutal
and 1t means TO put stop to 1t. II would No.
Yer have made the discovery had SAYxRs not
been badly beaten. HxxxAx has noeesd the
Champion. with the whole nation at his back
II is the most glorious victory associated with
the ring. aeess 4s4s t-4s =.
1t seems that day had bsea hxsd for an
othsr meeting but eAs articles required that
the meeting should b In England. Aware Of
the insurmouatabls dilnculttss thrown IN the
way Of such meeting BY the Interpretation OF
tbs government, which not only threatens =
Escreiary's warrant bat IN indictment Tor the
night that has already come Oh, In case any It.
tempt b made to bring on another, HxssAx.
In company with WiLxSs, Waited The ollcs Of
Bars L,fs, aad proposed to ths editor, who
was tbs referee On ihs late occAsios, to make
A-sanssmsnts for nssting on some ground not
subject to the laws Of Great Britain. A. ths
same line he psoiessel himsslf willing 70 walt
IN SArHns' arm had ssea psrfsetiy enrsd.
IA prossstaos Was most nasnantmous on
part OF The BsaiciA boyi Tor, BY thu rulss
sss rug - The Co.'S q dyswa baGs1s--as
~ ~ ~. decided ~ Ne Ssfssss 70 hare ssen--
tsesy has SigAs % eiata Q ssssvsl OF
.wl0ea osenoasA. BsnicIA sviAsstly
~ - 40 sases -. Having alssady d..
co0piv with H. Iau. he -. !. 80.
sslf Of that Nv. NJ = Aeeer-s..~ - 49, -.
him only when he caa ana 10 49,. y. -
Ditung himAsif 70 - aseesl. Hs = eeeas...
~ ~ own powers. asA ~ asss Is aAvs.m.
Dees 81. ~ ssseges sspltsA 81 $500 p.
81 ssES Tsssa yss : sKass VI q
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A Game Of Euehre.

A constable at Williamsport, Warren cOun-
ty, Ind, whilst paying visit to young lady
living q few miles in the country, last week
proposed game Of euchre as the evenings
entertainment which Of course was accepted
by the young lady. When the cards were
dealt the lady proposed "fyeFn Of $50 to
which the constable demurred. The young
lady protested that she would never play with
gentleman unless there was some stake up,
but the gent still demurTed, when as com
promise, the lady proposed that they should
play, and If she beat him, he would marry her,
which the gallant constable couldn't do other
wise than accept At itthey went, and the
lady proved to be the winner. The constable
soon recolleeted that he had some official
business to attend to, and left with solemn
promise 10 return Gsoon. ..-s 1s
Hours few By, but the constable forgot 10
return. In the morning the young lady, 10th
ing daunted, proceeded to toBn, presented her
self before the Squire with an application for
a marriage license which Of course the
Squire refused until evidence was produced
proving q bona fde agreement when it was
at once issued. y -i = 81 q =
HugEing the license to her bosom, the lady
proceeded at once to the father of ths yonng
Lothario, laying her distress before him, and
demanded fulfllment Of the contract The
young gent was not eomeatable" Nothing
discouraged, and believing a constable was al
honor, and determined to have her stake, she
stuck to her future father-in-law; for three
days, without however, the young man COM
ing to time-when a compromise was effected
by paying the disconsolate lady $3.50 to fill
the breach. Thus ended the game. The
question is who got euchred 2-Lafaystts
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Imp0rtant from JaPan--A Native sh0t By an
Amcriean---The American AeauItted---
Great Excitement.

ImP0rtant from JaPan--A Native Shot By an
Amcriean---The American Aeauitted---
Great Excitement.
From a private letter from Japan, dated
Hakodadi January 18th, 1850, written by
an American in business in that city, we hear
of an incident which may lead TO results of
importance. The Americans have been hith-
erto highly estsamed by the natives for their
peaceable and honest manner Of conducting
business. Our information, per letter for-
wsrded via Shanghai, gives an account of the
shooting Of native by an American, the
first instance Of the kind which has ever hap
pened in Japan.
The incidents are these; A Mr.. Smith, an
American merchant, doing business at Hako.
dadi, recently caught one Of the natives in the
act Of robbing his house. Mr.. Smith dis
charged his pistol at the intruder, and thinks
he wounded him, but the robber, dropping
soma money he had obtained, took to flight
Mr.. Smith pursued him, and fired six times
while running three hundred yards, until the
man fell, pierced with FIVE balls. He lived
only about one hour. Mr.. Smith was arrest
ed, tried by the American Consul, and ac-
quilted. The Russian and English Consuls,
the Governor, Vice Governor, two interpret
ers, and several Of the lower grades of natives,
were present at the trial, and did not appear
to be satisfied with the decision. The affair
was settled too quickly to suit their fancy.
As this is the first instance Of the kind that
has occurred in Japan, il has excited consider
able interest among the foreigners in that
country 7. Post
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From tho New YORK Tribune.

SNFnum's CuriosiCives Sold at Auction.
Son two hundred persons were present
yesterday nt Barnum's Museum, on the oc-
casion of a sale Of superanuated curiosities
which have had their day and for greater or
less time have occupied space in the. lumber
room Of the Museum. Some two hundred
stuffed birds were frst offered, and brought
sT9 cents each. A number Of small stuffed
animals brought IS cent? each. a variety of
moving models, which in.former years were
prominent attractions, were knocked down at
sic. The auetioneer'S hammer descended on
Venice, with moving figures, ct So So A
French clock, costing 600f, was wound up
1872 50. It was in good order, with moving
hgurea Eepreaentinga procession tn the Church
Of the Madeline, ct Paris HMonkeys I'd
ding" together with several moving figures,
which originally cost the great Snowman
30of., found q purchaser at $5 500 Moving
figures, consisting Of brigand, horses. car
riRges, and various other curious objects. in
cluding fancy grotto, were sold ct 81. The
Amistad negroes in wax, some 30 in sll.
brought but 30 cents each, and portraits in ali
of the same but 81 cents each. A lot of Ja-
panese figures went OF at Sl2. A twenty
ts1i lset 81 uhre moacl VI ei4cei AnuA1ap pdQateQ
state, which originally cost floo, was knock
ed down to an enteTprising country Snowman
for $40. A set Of dissolving views and
ehromatropes with pictures on glass, costing
$4,000, were sold for $500. A large hydro
oxygen microscope brought SIS, and an ella
borate and expensive electrical machine and
apparatus brought $50, both purchased by
AE. Pike the optcian A very handsome
panoramic delineGtion Of Milton's Paradise
Lost sold for $sS. A panorama Of Hyde
Park Crystal Palace, topaint which Mr.. Barn
nm sent special artists to Europe, cold for SlO5.
A panorama Of the Mississippi brought $40
and one Of the Wars in Afghanistan brought
$40 so. The bells Of the so-called tgSwiss
Ringersn-party Of EngEshmen, who gave
some very pleasant esncerts hegs shout ten
years ago-WeTe sold for $50. The set con-
siS1 Of s< ben 3 mAtksk With the letter of the
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MEaifiMEe.

DENZINE----FoR REMOVING AL
I'D kinds Of Erekas spots, sar, paint, Ecs 80 q-ll,-
or cloth, without Affecting the eolor also ss44Sk
cloves. ForsAls " !. W. sACkk194=----
TRUSSES----OF ALL KINDS AND
sizes; also Shoulder Braces aud Abeon1l1s4 -
lorters. for ale BY E.sK, sAoKk1gA-----
TOILET ARTICLES.---BRUsHEs.
Combs Eips soap Eoilst Pggqers ,.l,9 Ro.1l- n.
Pufs and BoIees Hair Dyes, Cosmeties, Lu1ih -
'iaS novs 5s'iu'''' A'' = '0i Z. wv VI. sAcKRiDERs
DAZORS &POCKET KNIVES
HI OF Gilchrist's and Wostsnholm's masat =
ranied. n6vs6 3. ". sAoKR1DzA.--
GOAL OIL. BURNING FLUID.
Nc 6ov 5-~D - ana 0anoie' L = W VI ssxscsEssRIbE,
THAT FROF. WOODS Hail
RESTORATIVE Wnl preserve inf4llioly - -
Growth snd Color Of the hair y used two 9r isnss
stofs The qray. cover tbs baid aitb natuEss nol;
nament, the hair; make it more sos ane -
ease % the greatest ags. stRtssmsn, Judsess 49,
9eys Doctors, Glesgyns1, Prgssionsl men ~
world bear Testimony that ne d0not say TOO lAllaa
u its favor. Read the following and judge: ..,l
PRoF. o J. WooD-DeaE sir: Some time l4ss ,-s- ~
mer We were induced 20 use some Of your Aalf 80 4
our d1sS - ol1 xan ~ sd ~ sstss =. T5t
Our little sons head for some time had peen -
lecuy covered with sores, and some c1lleo Il -
head The hair almost entirely cane 9n N -: ssos:sf
quence, when friend seaing his guferingls ga -
ug % use your Restorative, did % Win mite p
q sueeess but % cur snrpria9 snd that q ~ ~
entirely, and rev and iaxmiaat crop Of halr 80
started out, and We can nov say that ouE boz -
healthy scalp and e. lnxurient crop Of haiE . ~
other child. We can, therefore, and Do heEe9 IN
ommepd your Restorative e perisct reaaa1 % -
diseases Of the scalp and hair. We are your ret-
fully, GEO. ". HIqGlN u 4 a
PRoF. WooD-Dear Sir: Ny halr had8 iioT sale
years been becoming prem turely gray accom-
y a5Fsaness s s Enise e Eeses5sq e E 49, On
meneed nsing your Hair ke8tofaslFe aooqE -
months ago Il vas IN that oondition; and haFllg
IL has turned 70 It's nataral color, and assuI.9d
softness and lustre greatly 70 be preferred = tn
produced ey the application Of oil or any oteE lts
Blbls article for every ladys toilet whether - p
As Hair Restorative or for the simple pi4l.-.
Of dressing or identifying the hair. You have -,
mission to refer to al who entertain any aeot q
its performing al that Is claimed tor /; 3
Sineinnsti. o. FEB; ., lssz lls Ihirs -. ~;
was Induced to tn It. had the fsFer some alle
SS Nov y y ba an bsS cS Sssb Is AZ t ~ s fesF thsa
ever It was. Nothing but duty and symPathy that
feel TO communicate to others who are ailetad =
knowledgsment Of the bsnsft have resolved from
Prof Weeds Hair RestoratiYs.
Very respectfully, a. B.. JACo1s-
viz z;-Large, medium and small; the small holos =
pint, and Fetails for dollar per botflas te 9-
dium holds at least twenty 2er cent more - ~
the large holds quart, 20 per cslt. more u prof-
tion and retails for three dollars per bottle.
o. y.WOOD 4 CO. PropristoTs, No ~ brot1 80
And sold By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dsal-
erB.
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3 BaT The Louisville Journal states that one
Of the most distinguished of the seceders at
Charleston is said to have exclaimed after the
secession: 81 feel praise the Lord, that have
got through eating dirt. ! have eaten my
peck, and don't want anymore The Jour
nal suggests that it would have been q Gttle
more creditsble TO this distinguished gentle
man if be had risen from the banquet before
he had gotten surfeit. However, it Is re-
heshing TO come across Democrat OF to hesr
of one whom peck of dirt viii surfsit
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fiMantial.

GI0 000 MONEY ADVANCED,
Q4Qe eOOO Ia sums to suit-at the old stand
and we'll known WAGNER'S OFFICE-on securities
ef every kind viz: Dry Goods, Hardware Gold and
Silver Plate, Watches Diamonds Jewelry Firearms,
Clothing Furniture Carpets, Pianos, Mirrors, Paint
ingss General Merchandise, and Personal Property
and articles Of Value, the most satisfactory terms.
Bueiuess strictly private Established 1851. Watches
and JeWelry for sale at bargains.
WM WAGNER, Office No. ), Water ct.
Corner Superior street, over Geo. A. Davis Co.'s
Clo4hfun gfora
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? VT IuN LVaUVI'I
10 MY HUSBAND.



'Th May, the time whom softly wakes
The ylolet's timld eyes
The tehdril green, aud snow drop Whltei
Smile meath the sunny skies
But earth 20 beautiful and bright,
Falll dim upon my langaid sight
Fsiutlv ses the FAR OF woods
Put on their softsSt shade
A sWoet breeso fans my burning brow,
which through their branches played
But bears no sound Of robins wings,
Nor snatehes Of the song he Sings.
Sweet Wildwood paths, and birds and Aowsr
For me they eallin vain, 1lA
For Ger and Ger will twilight fall
Ere shall room agRin.
But oh what wealth Of flowers Is mine,
Kid deep within this heart Of thine
Than birds music sweeter far
Is ever onmy ear,
A melody Of loving words,
Which soothes each gloomy fear.
o What is eArtha glad muslels tone
To but a whisper Of thy oEnf
And Oh when all our tolls and pains
Fade In che light Of heaven,
To ns-then wan 'drlng side BY Side
What bliss Will then be given
For nestled closely on thy breast
Zen hers ! am Sapfemely blest.
youngstown, Ohio.
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note which, is sounded. Many other cuFiosities
oflittle value were included in the sale, The
sale afforded considerable amusement Mr.
Barnum was on hand, and took the part Of CO.
median, the tragedy part being performed BY
Mr. e. w. Nichols, anetioneer.
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80aratuq,

BOARDING HOUSE---DR. 1. B.
ID BEACH has taken the fine Boarding House,
No. 40 Superior street, which has been newly fitted
jy25-243
D0ARDTNG HOUSE~-THE
ID HOUSE. No. y Public Square, and by the
6tone Church,-on Of the pleasantest locations in
the eity-bas beon thoroughly repaired, and Is now
open for Boarders. Families wishing 20 furnish
their own rooms can be accommodated with large
and convenient rooms and bedrooms and Single
Boarders and Day Boarders viii ind good EccomIno-
datious on reasonable terms. References given and
reqgiEsd. laprz-l s6e;R21l s, w BURRITT.
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8tass foantlttI.

TAMES h. ODELL, BRASS.
~ f0QNDER AND MANUFACTURER Of
Brasa Work Of every description No. IS Onion st.
few doors from Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio n
e prsparg6 70 furnish all kinds Of work used for
steam, Water or Gas, and all the various articles
used IN shs Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps OF ali
kinds made and repaired. Brass Casting done daily,
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G5as.

IMPORTANT TO GAS CONSUMERS
l. Gas FROM Woop, COAL, ROsIN, Oils, &C.,
TING PURPOSES, By
TYLERS PATENT PROCESS AND APPARATUS
Proven 70 b from thirty 70 ffty psr cant eheapar
than ~ any other process IN in the United gtstes
o. in the world and equal In Illuminating power to
any ela1 row IN use. The apparatus e Buhsta1tiaI
durabiel simple and cheap and can be operated by
any ordinary servant Zach apparatus is construct.
making materials nov IN Uss- ANY further inform.
etion wil Be given upon application By letter or
otherNl9ei 70 8. STEIN, 20
ofaea ecrnor Of Puhlle Square and ONTARIO St.
Cleveland Ohio.
HaFN0W u operation ct the residence Of Henry l..
Whitman, Detroit St, West Side, aud also 1t the
eountry reFidence a. Bratonahl Bros. en- the Lake
khoss, and at The residsnee Of Robert Knight, on
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q. q. Adrfrtiseintats.

EDWARD A. LAMBERT & CO.,
NJ ImpoFters of and Wholesale dealers In Station.
80, l9 and l2l William street, New York. Offer 70
the Trade full and we'll selected stock Of English,
French, German and Domestic Goods, of their own
Importations or bought from first hands, and which
they viii sell at the lowest prices and favorable
terms.
Catalogues or samples furnished on application.
OrdeEs By mail receive the personal attention Of
one Of the firm and filled eomptete.
Special tmportatiOns made TO order If required.
An examination Of their stock and prices Is solie-
tied. ju2Rz2
nEMING & TIFFANY, GEN
IL ERAL PRoDUCE CONNIssoN MERCHANTS, No.
81 Pearl street, New York. Particular attention
paid to- tho purchase Of Goods for Consignment Lib
orgi Cash Advances on Flour and Grain.
REFEBENes.--Wm w. Cox, Prest n. 7. Gas Light
Co; Charles s. Fox Presit City Rire Insurance Co.
n =; Thomas w. Pearsall, Esq, New York; Reay-
q, Richardson Co., New York. Collins, Bros Co.
Hartford Aicott 4 Horton, Cleveland John Ten
nia Co, Cleveland; BabcOck Hurd, Cleveland !;
Day, GrisWold Co., Hartford. JUS
n. c. DINING, LYEAE TIPFANY.
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8atetlt 0ffifF A0eaFll.

EOREIGN EXCHANGE.---
IL Dra41s n amounts TO suit, from s. upwards, on
kngland and France and all the principal Cities Of
Germany. On frankfort Berlin, Leipzig, Vienna,
Nuremberg, 0assel, Cologne, HRmburFh, Bremen,
Stuttgart, Mannheim and Prague Ror sale by
mrl2 RETTBERG 4 HAUSMANN.
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@abInFt aNarf.

TNURNITURE AND UNDERTA:
EING.-C. L. BAUpRH 4 Cos having removed
thetr WaFe Rooms 70 their old stand, No. IS Pros
psct ltree again prepared 70 farnish everything
10 the line Of Cabinet Ware and Upholstry.
nNDERTAKING.---A LARGE AS
~ eortmont Of Ready Made Cofins always kept
@ hand. aprt G. I. BAUDER 4 co.
n w. BERRY, UPH0LST ERER
Va and Manufacturor Of Lounges, and all kinds
q Aattras8ea and Bedding, Cushions, Curtains,
plapaEos, &C, No e Superior street E, four doors
below Oommorcinl Branch, Cleveland Ohio
AL ordera promptly executed. Particular Rtten-
ten paid % the laying Of Oh Cloths, Carpetng, &C.,
6e. maysllyl
nANIEL W. DUTY, CITY UN-
IL DERTAKER, keeps on hand large stock Of
Gl kinds and etyles Of COFFIEE, embracing great
Vsriety Of his new style Of BURIAL CASKETs, all
Of which cannot Be exceiled BY any similar concern
In the State. No s. Erie street, Cleveland
janl7R2sdkw
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


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cry, sc.
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This admlra5le preparation Is used cold, being
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II may be used in the place Of ordinary mueilage,
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"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
N. B.-A brush accompanies each bottle Price zsets
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Address HENRY c. sPALDING & CO..
Box No. 1900 NEw YORK
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Annsxad e alphabetical List Of articles which,
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4ist.
NORTH BAY WHITE FISH.

Inn HALE BARRELS BEST
AgSS - hoH1H BAY WHrrH FISH" tof better
quality ln e uaii this iot being nsariy equsl 70
: Qssrolt Riyer,t al q prime order, noE landing
'1la @ayi1:assI Vi Is. GORDON, MCMILLAN 4 90.
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5tlVfltu.

EVERY ONE WARRANTED. =
~ OF those American Watches just received
h6f supply from the Factory.
tsh23 COWLES 4 co, Weddell House.
YANKEE DOODLE FOREVER,
and the American Watch forever. They ara
tks bast watch made lin Ameriea) and nobody cells
feb2S CoWLRs a CO., weddsll House.
NUT PIX.--JUsT RECEIVED A NEW
kbzs CowLEs & CO., weddeu House.
GILVER AND SILVER PLATED
~ WARE.-EeW stock Just received By
fsbn C0WbES 4 CO., Weddell House.
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LAKE FIsH.

Al vel cured and roeently ingp8etod. ~
Our long -busiHe5H connection with tug VsTioua
ashing lpcalLiee o1 TIE Lakes, t6rio, Hurou Mich
Ian and 6upeTioI,2 has 50 Increased oar trnnsae.
tons VITA The 1eheru1eE e % render ElEH an im-
nortant praneh of our trade, I've now being b. flr
ths larRest lsceyarB Of rssk Wstsr ash IN fhh c5un-
trY y and III order 70 hava Il recsiFe tka best po5i
hls ettenffon. We hngo mpcyed an oxpurisncod and
eompstent nan to devote bis whole time 70 its man.
a0slnent, and are IN position 70 olsr more thau
sfdinary asfantpqss 10 buyers Of Lake TIsh, keSp.
ing congtanf Nv complste EEsprt1edt, and nov have
oFeTy FaTietE-ef the choicagt GrEde9 % Pound gad
sine caufht fish which nGr ~ rates that Sgili
c0mp5te with any ofnsr market, as We don't know
iRgiT) allow Ourselves 70 be undBrEOld,
GORDON, McllILLA u = co., 3
aryslsnd. Nay ARa 5S:@
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80. ALL-sUFFICIENT THRER

TNRIESBMAR1,a2 AND 8 Pros s.
TFCTFD BIZ BOIAL AEFf tts "a tsHf 4
Pbsrs5sejs az FSTs, and the IEpofiAl cOliaSs q
So la iable ior exhaustion, SpsrnafosTkas
and All rhysleal DIS 5l tls5- =, - - -ll1
~, : crmDiotoiy oradicate8 all trace o. thola
- fhst have herstoiora been treated ~ tha1aF-
eio1S snd tsrairi5ususe q copal7. aud e1lo1l.L I
~ antirelF Hu1rlanfad he luIuti17n
thereby insuring 70 the sufferer ll1elV IS,
~ dis1s1sns Al lz1puItiss5 aad 7osting cuf a
u s., Eos- T. ana s are prspafod h a..
6of1n Of i1EanEo, devoid q tlsto a1d llle-s
be carried in the Wagtcoat pocket. sold IN tn csr
md divided into separate doses g d1ni1teTed -
Tafpear iouE, 1lcollt 9c.krice 90 1ftt
or lcasss fer g, Which Esyes IS end tz - 49,
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New York 1mmsdiktsly On receiving remittlnes
or Barrow viii iorwaTd the 1riesemnr % any -
offhe world. securely packed, and addressed accrf
ing 70 the Instructions o. TIE uIltaf-
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-19
On0rapinaa.

DEAUTIFULl---OPENED THIS
II DAY, Choice collection Of the
sPALMER MARBLE PHOTOGRAPHS
chan a SARGEANT3
dac9f n. G33 Superior Street.
ENRAMES---
FOR sHKKsPEARE AND HIS FRIllNDs,
Aud VILLAGE BLACKSMITH,
Eade GOOD and oheap, ct HARGEAG1eS,
febl0 2l9 Superior vtreet
NIVEN AWAY---A FINE
VI THREE DOLLAR sTERL ENGRAVING,
and Three Dollar Magazine, eau Be- had for only
Thrae Dallars, az SARGEANT'S
hel0 Marble Block.
EN0R PICTURES,
~ Looking Glasses, aud Frams.s
= Shls 2IssaEsTiaE stEsst