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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17

The commencement Of the Ohio Wesleyan
Female College will take place on Wednes-
day. July 25th, and the Annual Commence
ment Exercises Of the Ohio Wesleyan 6ni-
versity viii commence on the goth inst
Both institutions are very 4ahing, ana
the Commencements are largely attended by
clergymen and other visitors from abroad
Delaware is one Of the most inviting Of th'
INLAND towns of Ohio, is on the line Of the
c., c. & c. Road, and is distinguished nl
generous hospitality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17

WHEAT.-The bulk of the Wheat crop in
Stark county will be harvested this week
1t is mostly excellent in quality and will yield
well to the acre. Much ofthe barley has been
cut. The oats promise well, so does corn
potatoes and vegetables. Our farmers have
reason to rejoice Canton Rep, 18Th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17

SLAVERY DYNG oUT.-In 1850, the slave
population of Wood county, Virginia, num-
bered 373. From the. returns of the Com
misaioners Of Revenue recently published, it
appears that Wood county now has only l2
free negroes and SO slaves over twelve years
of age, in a population of about 10000
whites.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17
Rrle AnnuaI Confsrenee.

The Erie Annual ConForOnOoOf the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, convened in Erie on
the lIth inst, Bishop james, presiding. Two
hundred Of the 2l2 Ministers attached the
Conference were in attendance. The usual
routine Of business was transacted, and the
sessions would probably continue for a week
We have not received the Ministerial appoint
ments for the Conference year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17

OSr MoRE FOR LNCoLN.-The Mt. Carmel
Register, one Of the ablest of Illinois news
papers, has come out fairly for Lincoln ana
Hamlin. The Register has been until a fort
night past, an Old Line Wing organ, with
suspicious ieanings toward Douglasism. The
grouns of the Douglasites in that reagion IN
view cf this accession to the Republican
strength in Illinois are said to be doletoi to
hear
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17

LATHAM FOR BRECK.-Senator Latham is
on his way home to California by the over
and route At Fayetteville, Arkansas, Sen
atOr Latham attended a Breckenridge and Lane
ratification meeting and make an effective
speech in their support.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17

FoRsAKNG THE SINKING SHIP.-Mr. Samuel
Bear an old resident and well known citizen
OF this city, whose first vote was cast for
Jackson in 1924, and who has always since
that time voted for the Democratic candidates
for President-now votes for Lincoln.-6.
LlimbNs Jour, -.---
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17

On IN MAHOENs.-The Register states the
Messrs. Strawbridges have been successful in
their search for oil on the MahOning, below
LOwellville, having reached good vein at 30
feet. The oil is pure "seneca."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17

OREGON REPREsHETATIVE-The State Of
Oregon has elected Democratic Member Of
Congress after all. So say the advices by the
last overland mail. The official returns give
Shield, Democrat, 10 majority.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17

enough for three rows of casks, placed so as
10 leave the requisite room 10 pass along and
examine both ends Of the casks--a thing
which has to be done daily in wine cellars.
Taken all together, this cellar will be one
of the most perfect things Of its kind that can
be found. IL is curiosity, and Is Of itself
worth a visit to the island to see.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17

KeIley's Island GraPeries--Wine Cellar
Kelley's Island contains about2, SEQ acres,
and has population of 476 It is famous
for the cultivation of the grape, and last year
produced nearly $4,000 worth. In 1858
there were but l6 acres of grapes in bearing
on the island, in 1853, only 20 acres, while
the present year the whole amount of bear
ing reaches 60 acres. The Sanduslly Regis
ter, to which we are indebted for valuable
vineyard statistics shows the rapid increase
of graperies on the island by the facts that in
1860 there are 90 acres in bearing, that GO
acres were set in 1853, and 80 in 1860, ma
king a total of 23O acres now under grape
cultivation. The Catawba is the principle
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17
CONGRESSIONAL CONvENTIOE--igTH con
rupaaToNAT DTgTWIQT

.. GREssIONAL DISTRICT
Republican District Convention for the nomina-
tion Of a Member Of Congress, will be held a. the
Court House, in Painesvlle, ON Friday August ''n
at half past n, A. NJ, -
The Wards in the City Of Cleveland and the Town
ships IN Cuyahoga County will be entitled to the ioi-
lowing number Of Delegates In said Convention, Dc
ing ono for every sixty votes cast for Gov Denni7on
and o4is for every fr action Of Thirty.
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read, in -
But am told on all sides, "0h, just wait /;
the prO-slavery clause will be voted down.
That does not obviate any Of my objections;
it does not diminish any ofthem. You have
no more right to force a Free State Constitu-
ton on Kansas than Slave State Constitu-
ton. If Kansas wants Slave State Consti-
tuition, she has a right to it; if she wants
Free State Constitution, she has a right to it.
II is none Of my business which way the
Slavery clause is decided Icqre not vketker
H Is VOted dOi0R or Uoted up."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17

YANKEE DOODLE: -...
..a-s oil. .. FOR .-.---
IDEPENDENcE DAY, JULY 4, 1860.
Oil Yanke- Doodle came to town,
In Rail Road car, Sir, ...-
And walked right down Superior Street.
TO ISAACS' GRAND BAAARR, Sir. ..I
Oil Yankee-DoOdle is the tune,
Obi Yankee Doodle Dandy
Buy your Clothes at Union Hall, ..
Because 1t Is 90 handy
And there he saw the Clothes 50 hne
SO nice and all so handy, ...
He rugged himself from head 70 toe,
OH Yankee Doodle Is the tune
Oil Yankee Doodle Dandy;
Buy your Clothes at Union Hall,
Because it is 50 handy.
And when he had his new ClotheA on,
He sang Of INDEPENDEE Day,
And the Men Of Huuld lang synei Sir
Obi Yankee Doodle Is the tuReI
OH Yankee Doodle-dandyi
Buy your Clothes at Union Hail. LID
Because it is so handy.
He sang to US Of Washington,
Of Lafayette, and Sumpter,
An in his bran-new suit Of Clothes,
To each he drank bumper,
Oil Yankee Doodle Is the tune,
OIL Yankee-D DOOdle-dandy;
Buy your Clothes at Union Hail.
because II IS so handy.
And when he sang of Johnny Bull.
You'd thought his very sides would splits.
He laughed 50 very hearty.
Obi YanlIre-DOodle Is the tune,
Oil Yankee-D DOedle-dandy; Hall
Buy your Coats, Pants and Vests at Union
Because it is 80 handy.
He said he could not help but Shout
For his new Clothes did inspire
love OF freedom in his heart
Ard true patriotic hre.. 81,
OH Yankee-DOOdle Is the tune
OH Yankee DOodle-dandyis
Buy your Clothes at Union Hall,
Because il is 50 handy.
He shouted till his throat was sore,
He shouted forever sing sir H.r r....
OF Isaacs and his Union Han, r.-
And his celebrated ClOthings Sir. -II '- .L
OH Isaac A. IsaaCs the man. U.H
THE Yankee Girls delight ini .
He dresses all their beauX so gay
For dancing or for fighting
For Clothing nice there Is no place, -
- like Isaacs' Union Hall. Sir,
| Aud i'm selling Clothing Cheap for Oasl5
He means to beat the world eir,
| Fer Isaac A. Isacs IS the mar
| The Yankee Girls delight nt
| He dresses all their beaN so ga .-.
Far dancing and for hghung
Tile largest & most fashionable As 'OrtHoHt Q
| CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS,
FOR THE FOURTH OF YULI,
and at prices that can't be beat. can be ieqnd at
! ISAAC A. ISAACS'g8eb ebrated
| 1,,rrr,3asz.z-E IJIVINlN
Sole Arspt Co. sa---E1rI7C-N PF sESSMAN.-
corner Of Union and Superior streets.
re- LOOK OUT FOR TIE GIANTS. "a
iune29
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17

have analyzed a sample OF tbs Chestnut Grove
W hiskey received from Mr.. Charles Wharton Jr .
OF Philadelphia, and having carefully tested M AM
pleased to say that It is entirely from from poisopous
substances. IL is an unusually pure and dne flavor
cd quality Of Whiskey.
JAMES CHILTON,
Analytical Chemist.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17

BosTOS, March :, 1859
samples Of Chestnut Grove Whiskey, which proves to
be free from the heavy fusl Oils ana perfectly pure
and unadulterated Tbs lne flavor OF this Whiskev
is derived from the Grain used in manufacturing it,
A. A. HAYES, N. D., State Assayer.
No Is Royleton street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17

CENSUS OF TOIEDO.-The census of the
city Of Toledo Just completed shows a popu-
lation Of 1874. In 1850 It was but 2 4s7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17

TAE HARVEST BEeUE.-We saw one Dio,o
Of wheat in Verona yesterday, already emf
and stocked up. The cool, clear weather 4
perfect for the ripening of the wheat. No
symptoms Of rust have appeared The crop
as It now appears, is magnificent spectacle
Standing BY the square mile, nearly as high
as q mans head with the yellowing ears so
thick and even as TO look, at little distance,
Ike a solid pavement Wisconsin Journal
l4ih
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17

Primary meetings for the election OF Delegates wiz
be held m the Wards and Townships on Wednesday,
August 18th, in the Townships at o'clock r h''
and in the Wards at hall past p M and IN oruer
10 give in the Wards Of Cleveland where the Repub-
lieap vote Is Iarge) full and fr opportunity for the
expression Of preferences in the selection ofdeesates
the election will be by ballot the polls being kept open
not less than one hour. 1t is also recommend that
in the Townships the election be by ballot the polls
being kept open ths same time.
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SNEditimts.
THE r. dEN1TERPRIsING n PROPRI
CHESNUT GROVE WHTSFEY.

CHESNOT GROVE WHISREY
uhe Purest Medicinal Agent ever known,) has fnr.
nished the community Stimulhnt, Pure Healthful
ana lnYgoratng, at the same time, mild, delicious
beverage. Il is calculated 20 do away with the villa
drugged stun that is palmed of on the community
and which Is INJURIOUS TO body and mind. In addi,
ton 20 the certificates beneath, he has received
Diploma from the STATE AGRICULTURAL So
ClETHp and additional testimony from DR. jackson
OF Boston Massachusettsi who testiies under oath
TO its absolute purity.
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CERTIFICATEs.

PHILADELPHIA, Sep. g, 1858.
- We have carefully tested the sample OF Chestnut
Grove Whiskey which you sent US, and find fbaf IL
contains none Of the Poisoning Substance known as
Fusii OIL which is the characteristic and iniurions
ingredient Of the WhiBkeys in general i.,s
BOOTH, GARRET q OAMAC
Analytical Chemists
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17

For sale by Q. WHARTON, Jr,
Sole Principal Agent,
july53os No.ll6 Walnut st., Philadelphia.
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SALE-PURSTJANT

M ASTER'S SALE-PURSUANT
-4IA. to the command Of a decretal order OF saIe
y! Lom t9e court OF Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga Conn
h9en and others, to me directed ] shall expose for
SAFE az public auction, at the door ofthe Court Honse
~ ine Slty Of Oeveiand on the 18th day Of july is60
at clock NJ the following described lot Of Hand
situate N Brooklyn township, Cuyahoga County,
Onio, ana known as subdivision lot No a; said I0t
y oO 'front.' on Wade Avenue and l3g feet deep in Hi
ram stone addition 10 Ohio City and Cleveland
composed of part Of original lots Nos 81 and "a H.
brooklyn Township. Appraised at $500
B. r. Beavis, PHI 3 Atty Master Cont
June 26, lS6O:2t3 ~ -
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SALE.-BY YIRruE

Ah444s1AI II - DAAE.-BY VIRTUE
~ OF writ OF Fier Facias issued from ths Court
~ common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county at the suit Of
henIy D. Kendall, ct al. plsintifs, against Hypp0-
lte Mole, ct al defendants, have levied r1pOn and
ihail oer Tor sale, at public auction at the Store
lseiy occupied BY Said MOle Lorain street. Near
city 1mitsl in the Township OF Brooklyn In aid
NJ thu stock Of goods now in said store consistinG
~ gTy Goods, Groceries, Millinery Ready Made
Notions Scales weights, Measures &c.
said sale to continue fTom day 10 dav until com
PiSetet1i; e. ~ -. d. l.. WIGHTMAN,
" ;,,po5a w. % aaluier' Flth ATTY. Sheriff.
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MARRIED.

In the city, July 18th, z. DENEL, ESQ, Of Franl
lin Mills, Ohio, and Miss MARY GARDNER, ot Il
same place.
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a. E'-YtCJIF so -.E +.
-'f $500 u.- rs-.
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4eaal alotifFg.z

N OTTO E.-NOTICE Is HEREBY
- given to the Creditors Of the late Bank Of
Masstllon, az Massillon, Ohio, to present to the
%Gersgnsd' % Receivers of said Bank, he office Of
Geo Harsh, at Massillon, aforesaid on before ne
hrst day Of March, ls6i for dividends an fbei1
claims against said Bank. All claims mot presented
SETS OF SAID BANK. By order Of Court;
GEORGE HARSH, + ...
ISAAC STEESE, kIleceiyers
p. Q. HULL, l1''
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aDon,t Onre.n

= - II TIL lII--Il
iol lSOl-e, part I, page Is, viii refresh their
memories on this point They viii thers
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SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE
NJ Of writ Of vendi expOnas issued from the Court
" Vpnihoh fleas OF Cuyahoga county, at the suit
agAlhst n l.. whitman, ct. al defendanfs,-T shall
l9I SAFE az the door of ths Court House, IN the
yny1 le69 at oclock z. NJ the following described
JANUS anu tenements, situate in the City Of Cleye-
, H0ld alotment Lots Nos. az, us, 9il, 966 east
nan OF lot No 81 south side OF west end Of lot No
lots Nos 80 900 and i0l, south half Of lots Nos 80
anu A5 lots Nos. 493, COS 6Sj, 6s6 aud 6s7 IN Wii
- lo5 and S35 In L. Hewitt's subdivision md nj.
lotment in said city sub lot No 20. . = ~
~ - d. l.. WIGHTMAN,
igss 70 . StetsOhi fltu Atty. Sheriff.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17

WILLIAM SLADE, Jr.
W. l.. PERKINS.
G.. +. PAYNE,
WIN. MATTHEW'S
ERASTUS SPENCER.
District Committee.
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RAILROADS.

NEw YoAK A.p aAaIxx EAlIaoAD.
" siy,A srves ssauc~, New York ~ ioilcvss--
FRI Nunsmsnrdse and si vAy ssaIons TO sad II A.
and Ssr rr whns Plains are AZ Nsy ssssous ssl
$40, 20 s wms IN d ND ~ 81 '.qns i
Siis m.sr,srs sra ...acx sssy, Y. Dover fsGs y
pynls ~, sprss ws1 wss., ssovpi.a a wnss Plains,
Esdows, nosn rails M ~ s.nNors eost1 -. . II
:;;S !: ,.s'';,, = - 3. ~ {:
~ sEsss y n -. rs:, .s ma = N ss. Nm
fisiss JOIN BuRcHIfk Anlsaaps snpsaiss<enL
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nATRImOnlAI1.

A yorxa LApr, Aosp Y, IN AvvIussr cIRcvx
sssees sc grsgosssssisr 70 sppearsDcs Mvins jra
se 80 San sne- u s~s r-scsr~s ss-1rs srs
.rha yisv 70 nernoey sven The ~ o. 10 and 80 -
ps, Eeefsssn saes~srsd- Adaren l. r. O, bon M Ne
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rrAYnnuvrAL- YOUNG vouyHunuuR on con
~ sss.:s,s 49, x - - aRsss'ssE -ss.' -
rrssy e sss.e ~ 80 ~ n1 sys prss.vss ~ ~
lndsssnslhs 6s ysone ~ go wqn9 yenss & - -
~ :..s,: .: .: 20. Z - - 60:
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ppsovAL-vooD BnoTHnRa uAnprA0D nAHV.
~ f.s.rs~v nscs<vsy hsvs rencvA frc. - -
Tnx cAyHoixo YvBlrvHrre Hovrr on
Il DUnIoAu q bRorHuR
tss r..sor.S = - srosa-sy % sss -s~v ~ ~s~vs~
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sUlGlGnR RKsORYs.

BELMONT HALL. NEW BRIGHTON STATEN ISLAND
~ open for he Boaa leave the foot Of Oo&
Ind street sig r. .s and 90 fare sx cens Law,
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NoTIoE no CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
4 sRLEANs EEnAAl4fa AUAMEMY-
VERANHA BUILDING,
81 Old No, Camp street. Poearre and Gallons xs
Seventeenth Annual Session.

seganesuth Annual session this Institution begins o.
the First Monday of September, 1850
Fhe plan of instruction comprises general extensive sy
tein OF edneaton Il offers advantages for acquisition
q languages The French is daily spoken in sha school, thu
Modern Classics are thoroughly ANAL ned
location ID estral and the apartments spacious
yell ventilated The provided with choice library
ratus, -
References innumersbls, Among the AIMING Of
this institution who aIaone gems society
Students admitted Al TINS daring the session
For further particulars apy In nersun at thu
Institution. NJ. ID. U1MITRY, A. NJ,
President Of tbs Board.
New orleans. August 1853, sHslkWt
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N a1a,,, MINER ~ STEVENS, >sM-me
~ASAS5$sd2 Manufacturers of @sNJSSas

FINE UAhhlaIFIh NM BUS'i " A'5UFoi
"a Franklin and II White Streets door east
Broadway NEW YORK.
Having removed from their old stand 1858 Broadway their
und extensive establishment have hand and
manufacturing to ORDER every description of Fashionable Car
rsges and light Road and Tosting Wagons the best
ected materials and Workmanship and for beauty of design
nish and durability equal saps1ie to any other
this country, fe1 lySw
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MOSS, BROTHER e. co..
I've No. 43o MARKET STREET
PHTLADELPHIA
Booksellers, Statfomers mad Blank Book
MANUFACTURERS.
RB~Manufacturers of MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS,
REGAIIA, JEWELS, etc. je2 en-
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PHILADELPHIA CARDS.
(tHEsTNUT GROVE WHISKY!
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsKYt


The Proprfsees 81 the abuys CELEBRATED WHISKY de
sres n;Ioducss article 10 The public and physicians Of city
and country, as tbs
Puress DfRasaEge stfmuIant
which has been prepared for aedca proves Itself
cordial healtf and Hrorsjing to the eafee be
whether By disease is dnsd from the Lst rye ssd
malt and its nutritious prosrtfes preserved by
peculiarly his whereby re F.i on other noua in
sFeaien' known 70 be eonnf IN the WHISKY geners ss
gre separated the absoiHs purity Of tt ar
heie rom any foreign sdnixtuse y g1arantsed5
IN aod'1on to 'e following froef the most er
ne chemists o Philadelphia, Nev gork and Boz
ton ne e agricultural Society ss endorsed II with theif
Dpft1s, and DT jackson, Of Boston, as testt u,er oh
toi assoiute purity. Read The toiowsux
gRTIFIcATgs
Phiadeyh5a Sep, A. Issa
We hs1c carefully tested the sample a Chestnss g.
Whisky which 5ou scsg and find st nors i he
poisonous substance kusws Fus on, which q The cl,ssr
sSeand injurious neeEsnt efthe Whistles in general u..
BOOTH, GARRETT & c1ssAc,
Analytical Chemists.
New York. sers',3, Is5s.
hr- aualyzcd sample # Chestnut Grow whs rsceiveS
from Ir Charles Wharton, z Philadelphia and having
carefully tested 1t pieasso tina. entirely free
from poisonous deeerious abstances il rnnxuay
pure and ahe favore5 quality Of Whisky.
JAMES R. cH,ayoN, Analytical Che18ss.
Boston, March 7, 1890:
have made chemical ana5sir Or commercial sanpley or
Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves from the he
Fus Oils and perfectly pure unauthorized The fs
flavor OF this Whisky is derived from the grain in MANI,
featuring it, Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES. IL D., ssss Assayer,
MstB Boylston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr,
Wholes@s Agent
z5.- lI6 Walnut street.
je2 ly&W PHrLApELpHIA.
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DOXEN1AN'S HOSPITAL.
~ No. 90 BARoNNR STREET, New Orleans,
Near the Carrollton Railroad Terminus.

DR.. NJ BszEMAN, Gate of Montgomery, Ala1 having 10
Gated in New Orleans this method of announcing his
readiness 10 practice and to patients into his hos
pita The building has fitted up hospital is admirably
adapted the purpose and being situated in such
desirable part the city, that he feels warranted saying
that it affords unusual advantages.
The generally large and airy and have all under
gone thorough repair.
Both whites and blucks admitted.
rates will depend upon The kind Of acconnods
required All surgical operations charged extra Dhce
n building. fela 'TSW
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rates OF Departure

closed mall consisting Of Letters and States
cities o German Austrian Postal Union and
Norway Sweden Polaud Russia Greece Ionan Islands,
from the Post Oice in New York seIai-weekly
"A mail for the West India Islands will be by this
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9artituIar Autitas.
orrIcn o. an HoAnp o. urA1rn. ,

OFFICE BoARB or HEALTH J
New Orlenna July ii. 1861
~ RBs w hercas, by the Exclamation of the
Governor q Louisiana sued to The 25ard Of Heath. dated
June ibO the port Of Havana has declared infected
o,l ana whereas by said proclamation authority
pVr' p Health are authorized in said proclamation
and whereas by the m section Of the amendment Act Of
lhe Legislature Of Louisiana organizing tie Board HEALTH
said Board authorized and empowered In Of
70 lssue prornmuton quarantine without application the
they have good reason to believe that other ports equally
fceted therefore. be
Resolved by the Board OF Health, That the following ports
and places arc hereby declared infected Wis Havana Manas
Trinidad, GardenGs and Ingp, all In
Kingston Ort ROYAL and honiego Kay on the Island
naiea Jhemel aud Port Prince The Island Of 81 Do
lEo the Islands oil GiIndaloupt;
Campetchy in YucHtan; Belize in Honduras Vera Cruz, AlIa
RADIO, Iampco, Tuspan, in San lnn Nicaragua
Chastes Asplnwal and Porto tO Mara
caibo IN VeDeSucIa iaguayfa Island of Trnidad Rio ia
Island d all vessels arriving from touching at Of the
aforesaid Ports be subject quarantine of TEN VS. and
@ ee notices Of The same be given by publication IN French
q. DELERY d. NJ. P President
z. W DnMEYEn NJ D, Sec'y Board Of Health. iylt I'm
Ry- Southern Yacht Club. The annual
meeting OF the - " g. will be held the Varieties Gub Room
on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, ut ~ o'clock Afullnendance
ae to be elected and other important business will be brought
before the club.
jyi6 ST j. o. NIXON, scey.
HD-Neyv LusitanOs Benevolent Association
OF NEW pRLEAss-ti Observation-Disclosures VII
Of the Constitution, l. the regular quarterly general
II their Hall corner Greaen and Eytian Fields Streets
MONDAY NEXT the 10Th inst, at hafpast O'clock r. NJ,
The members are notified and earnestly requested to attend
and be punctul business will be
acled. BY order of the President:
jyl3 81 ANTHONY sAMBOLA, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

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orders from the city for Saddle Har
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will be sold If desired
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sell lower han has been offered, under
full guarantee by responsible parties.
corner of paroune and Union Streets
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