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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25

Row ON SECOND STREET.-Quits a row came
of on the classic grounds Of Second Street yes
tsrday afternoon, the cause of it being the return
TO that delightful locality of James Green, who
has been for some time residing in Pennsylvania.
Green has been known as the keeper Of the extern
sive "bousep on that street. Having returned. he
eudeaVored, through the agency OF another man,
to rent the ssms house, and nearly succeeded
Failing, hOWeverin that,he did rent house on the
opposite side Of the street, another man taking the
house for him. He moved in Oh Monday after
noon. The DeiEbbOrs and citizens finding hin
agafnin their midst, determined that be should moi
remain to pursue bis traffic in prostitution. Ac
cordingly Q number Of them proceeded to the
house yesterday afternoon, aud cleaned the
house out putting althe furniture into the street
This becoming known, crowd Of the "fancyH
and "muscle" men gathered and swore to rein
state Green in the house. The citizens thought i;
couldn't Be done, and there was warm work for
few minutes, until Marshal Grsw with some of hii
assistants arrived and calmed the troubled waters
The woman who eWned the house paid bacl
70 Green The money be had advanced, and he agreed
to let the house be. The Marshal fastened up tbt
doors and windows, and Green with the 'shoul
der hilters" moved of. They had but just gonl
when constable appeared with warrant for th,
arrest Of Green for assault and battery, He wa
arrested and gave bail -s5i-. - Al 80
WbateyeE may Be the strict letter Of The law il
the case the citizens are determined that Greer
shall not keep aaothsr house of ili.fame IN tha
section. 6e
t-ETIiss1t rEouEo3 .H'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25

By Mr. Thomas, granting the request of The
Board Of City Improvements in relation to the
ordinance for grading and paving Bank street
Passed
By Mr. Russell, allowing R. Corbett to put
up fight of stairs at his own expense from
the dock in front Of his warehouse, provided
it shall not Obstruct the passage way under
the bridge Passed.
| By Mr.. Clark, requesting the Committee on
Sewerage and Drains to report an ordinance
for general system of sewerage throughout
the city, locating the main sewers, and defining
the boundaries ef sewerage districts, for the
purposes Of taxation. Passed.
By Mr.. 07istt, requesting the Committee
on Ordinances to report an ordinance to
change the salary of Harbor Master from $500
| to 5000 per annum. Referred to Committee
on HsrbOrs and Whsrves.
By Mr.. Thomas, requesting the Board Of
City improvements to report to the Council
at its next meeting, what action is necessary
TO be taken by the city for the building Of q
sewer from the west line Of Canal street to
the culvert now under the canal at the foot Of
Eagle street Adopted.
BY Mr.. Hopkinson, authorizing the Com
mittee on Parks and Public Grounds to cause
suitable projections to be put around the trees
lately set out on the West High School and
Kentucky street lots. Passed.
By Mr.. Marshall, requesting the Board Of
City Improvements to examine the bridge
across the Guyahoga River on Commercial
street, and see if it is in q safe condition
Referrrd to City Attorney.
| By Mr.. Stevens, authorizing the Commit
tee on Police to advertise for proposals to fur.
1 s.;sh the City Prison with bread for the ensu-
ing year. Adopted,
By Mr.. Stevens, That Special Committee
of three be appointed to select q site for q
City Prison, and report at the next meeting
Of the Council. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Dixon, instructing the Board Of
City improvements to put lamp post on the
northwest corner Of Ontario street and FOun-
tain alley Board of City Improvements.
By Mr.. Ballard, instructing the Acting City
Commissioner TO relay the sidewalks on the
northeast side Of Pittsburgh street. between
its junction with Ontario street and Huron
street. Board Of City improvements.
By Mr.. Thomas, That the owners Of real
estate on the east side Of Erie street, between
Parkman and Ohio streets, be requested tC
repair the side walks in front Of their lOts,-
Adopted,
l8ls3 oRD1rASoE.
To grade and drain Oroton street between
Jackson street and Case Avenue. Read th'
Il NttNS- s--o1f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25

NEw GRocsRE.-Mr, Il, N. Hsll,WhO for 8 long
time has conducted the grocery ct the corner Of
Bank and Frankfort streets, has removed 70 the
store under the Burnett House, formerly occupied
by the late EdwaTd Kingslsy. Mr.. Hall has a large
and ans stock Of staple and fancy gtOcorio' which
he viii sell upon reasonable terms. He thOrOughN
ly understands his business and win be at oil
times ready to supply customers with the best the
market affords.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25
PETITIONS.

From C. o Benton and one hundred others,
for improving Main Street. West Side, stating
that the streets and sidewalks we're in very
bad condition. Referred to Committe on
Streets.
John Gill and others, asking that Mrs. NJ.
h. Merchant be allowed to raise the roof of
her house, No. 81 Eagle street. Referred to
Committee on Fire and Water.
OF Sheldon French and others, asking the
appointment Of George W. Peck to the Office Of
Harbor Master. Received and filed.
W. johnson and others, asking for cross
walks on Muirson and Oregon Streets
Board of City improvement
Of W. Gabriel and others asking an ordi-
ns nee for the opening of Sibley street be-
tween Perry and Hudson streets.
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Last Nights Report.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
a- SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
r..- a...- CHARLESTON, S. c., April "a.
The National Democrats Convention Ieassem-
blsd at 10 o'clock this morning.
The Committee on permanent organization re-
ported in favor Of Hon. Caleb Cushing for Presi-
dent, and one Vice President and Secretary for
each State 10 the Union. Those Of New York are
Erastus Corning, and ]. Edward Cuff; Maryland,
W. D. Bowie, and D. L. Low; PennsylVania, Thos.
Cunningham and 2. VaDzant
dispatch from Washington was shown around
the Hall from member Of the Cabinet, declaring
that the reports Of disssnsion in the Cabinet,
growing out of Walkers testimony, are entirely
destitute of foundation, and that the Cabinet was
never more entirely harmonious.
The Committee on permanent organization also
reported au additional rule, TO wit: that in any
State in which it has not been provided or direct
cd by its State Convention hcE its votes may be
given, the Convention will recognize the right Of
each delegate to cast his individual vote.
Mr. Wight, Of Pennsylvania, made strong
appeal for harmony if harmony did not pre-
vail here, the nomination 10 be made would not
be worth the paper on which it was recorded,
when brought before the people. He was in
favor of the rule, every delegate should be
permitted 10 east his vote in accordance with
his convictions, and with those Of his con-
stituents. Psnnsylvsnia had never voted as a
unit except when the sentiment was unani-
nous. BE closed by demanding the previous
question, and the vote was taken on that part
Of the report relating to presiding officers, and
il was adopted unanimously Mr.. Flourney
then returned thanks, counseliDg moderation
and harmony We are ali marching under one
hag-the Democratic party have but one flag
the hsg Of our country HeSdenoun ed see
tionaIisnn, and hoped no more illusion would
be made to such division. Hon. Caleb Cush-
ing was then introduced to the convention
and made an eloquent and patriotic speech
His ailusion to Calhoun and his motto of
Truth, Justice and the Constitution" called
forth prolonged cheering. L was the destiny
of the democratic party, be said, to stand upon
this and strike down and conquer the traitor
Gus fanatioism arrayed against It in one sec
tion Of the Union. Mr. Cushing was again
| loudly eheersd upon the conclusion Of his ad
dress. About half an hour was then spent in
settling the Vice Presidents, and arranging for
the Secretary, and also preparing for formal
and ensrgatic enforcement Of Parliamentary
n. ..H.-f So g9.. .alaa .ialf-aa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25

NOTIcH.-Any ladies or gentlemen who have
lost pocket booki o. pOrimsnisS, will please call
at the City MaFshal's office, as several are thsrs
waiting identhoatiOn. Thay areSupPoIod 70 have
been stolen from ladies while uPOn the msrket.
Jas. A. oRAW, City MhrshAl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25
SANFORD'S
Liver EmVigOP1fOP

1t is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
ne FHOM GUNS snd has become an established fact
Standard Medicine, known aud approved BY all have
used t. and is resOrted 70 with cunfdsnce in n the
diseases for which IL Is rec mmended
II bss cured thonsandsl lwiihin tie list two -ssIs
who had gwen all hOpes@ Of relief ihe
unsolicited certificates in = ny possession show.
The dose he ada pted = 20 tempsrament the
individual takingit, and = ed quant6e IS
act gehtly the bowels. &
Let the dictates Vuul = indgmeuf guide you in the
use Of he LIVER N-'elFIG0RATORy and it
will cure Live Gomez qlaimtsy Bilious At
tacks, Dyspeps az Chronic DiarFhOenS
= u r q N = . l NJ n Eas u n te-
ry, DrOpsy, sou ZStOmuels Hnhifuui
COstiVeness5 CkOl-H-iicS Cholera, CkOle-
rn morbuss CholeFn3I In fRntums Elaiu-
lence, auud Ice - Female Weakness
eS, aud may he used sue sressiuly an OHIlkA-
ny FAMILY MEDt-.&iC1NE. Il viii sure Sex
II A n A G. u u "a > thousands c3u trsfffyl IN
TWENTY MINUTES If ff--frWO OR THREE TIA
sPOoNFULS ARE TAK--lEN as sommencement Of
attack
All who Il giving their tes mony IN its favor
n Mix water in the mCuth with the IN NVIG0RArOR,
and swallow both together
One Dollar Per RnffFa
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NEW ADVRRT1sRmENTs.

LYNN Blksr-salS Of Real Estate.
HuEsey MoBTde-FsF Lake Superior.
Detroit and Lake suDOri0F-ward'S Opposition Line.
H. D. Kendall 4 Co.-NsV Goods.
Inghsm 8 Bnzg-NsW Books, .-f T..
ACADEMY Of Music = loves saorAce-The Kings Gar
dener.
Rottberg Hauemann-FeIthsr rusers,
HOstotor's Bttsrs-Speoihi Notice.
HOllOwsy's Pnls-special NOtiea
Physiological Ressarrhss-Special No ice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25

ARRESTED FOR CHILD MURDER. Ellen and
Elizs starke, of CastaIia, about five miles from
Sandusky, have been arrested and charged with
having Oaussd the death of an iIligitimats child of
Eliza's. They were to be tried at sandusEy yes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25
FROaI WASHINGTON.
W1sHlyeroN, April a.

The awards for mail service in the middle section
were announced to-day in the presence OF large num-
Der Of contractors The osrs lower than hereto
fore owing the fact fhatthe proposals we're FOR star
bids; that IA the performance Of the service vi hOut
regard to the particular modes Of conVeyanee
The COnstitutio SAYS the talk about the disssnlon
IN the Cabinet e entirely and absuy false, and that
the President and Cabinet and are unit on the
Kansas policy, t-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25
SAN RDrs
Family Cathartic pills,

COMPOUNDED fls0M
Pure Vegetable Eztraets, and put up N GlaSI
Gases, Air Ttght, Gnd ,oiH Keep N ony eli-
maze,
The FAMILY CATTfARTIC PILL Is gentle but &C.
tive CsthnriC which the proprietor has used IN his pac
ice more than twenty years
Ihs Constantly inrfBasingi 'del11nd ifom thosa w
have lenr usei Inc pfTTg and the satisfaction Whtof
an express IN rerd 20 the 1so, has induced mstopacs
then within the reach Qi all -
The Profession well Know hat qlsreut C1hartlcs act
| on diasrent portiors of the :. bowels.
Tbe II EiLY GAIT HARTIC PILL
has with dre reference to- this vel established fact
bsen eomDOunded from a. Foriety Of the Durrst Vegs-
table Entrscfy. WHICH =Eiiku Of The
almsnfary canal, and arsz- COOP aad SAFE IN all
cases where Cafhartlc + needed, such DE-
RANGEaIEHTS Of the IS TOM AGH, SLEEPl-
MSS PAINS IN TIE EsiBACK AN d LOlNS
Costly ENESS, PAiN@lAND SORENESS OVEH
THE WHOLE QD " iron sudden cold which
ffequentlr, IL nog ected < end IN long course Fa
yer, Loss Oh Ape l-3lfIfE,a g Keeping SEN
SaTION OF COLD OVERT 7ffHE BODY, HESTI lsS-
MES HEADACHE, or WEIGHT IN TIE HEAD-
n InfamnaatOIy Dsgases y orms In Children Adula
RheumaIsm great PuIifgT Of The Blood AMI many dis
eases 70 which hes Is heir, tos 20 mention in
this advertisement 70 ..
s-s- PRICE 80 CENTS.
= fle Liver lltlsurattr Gnd Family Cathartc Pills
are retaed By Drusts generally and sold Wh0lesals "
the lTld9 n al The large lows r .uaf.
ST W, SANFORD. u. D.
heuulaetpreE and PrgpTieteri
Ntea-N - 1.s ..r - htoa1 psaF-lhsN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25

- E. Rua8ni, US Superior st. has received
the Spring Fashions Of Hats and Caps. Il en-.
braces al styles and qualities, and Of course win be
sold as low as possible. We should advise those
who wish beaatiinl and well becoming hat or cap
to call on Mr.. Rua1ni.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25
PRIZE FIGHT.

New YORK, April "a.
The prize fight between Harry Gribben and Ed.
Wilson, took place this morning on Likers Island
in the East River. They fought 81 rounds and it
lasted over an hour and resulted in drawn bat
tie, neither being able to proceed after the con-
test. number Of fights occurred between the
friands Of the respectiYe parties.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!

The On!g harmless and reliable DYE kH0lDn.
The Original and best in the world
All Gthcrs mere lmatious and should be avoided
WiEh 10 escape udgule.
CRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
bssuul and natural Brown Black without the least
nlury to Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
Srded to VIM A. Batchelor since 1893, and over 900
applications have made the Hair Of his ParoaI 81
hiS famous Dyes.
VIZ A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces 4 eolsI
hOt to be Distinguished from nature. and is WARRANTED
nure in the least however long itmay continued
md the in effect Bad Dyes smesd; the Hair inVigeT
atsd for life bythis Splendid Dye.
Made. sold uupied In private TOomsl At the Viz
faci0ry, No. I3 Broad Way, N. Y. .-.-
Sold II al cities and toas Of the United States By Drug
EiEts and Faacy Goods Dealess.
~ The genuine has the and RAdTess upOna steel
plate engraving on four sdes Of each Box, Of
WM. A BACHELOR,
ianlI No. 233 Broadway n Y
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city Council.

REGULAR MEETING, TUESDAY EVENING,
April "a, 1s60.-Present, Messrs. Masters,
Marshall, 0vistt, Stevens, Hopkinson, Lewis
Palmer, Russell, Willard, Palmer, Stephan
Hickman, Ballard, Rezner, Christian, Clark,
Dixon, Quayle, Sabin, Thomas, WOrsWiok.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25

CLEVELAND MUSICAL UMOx.-Tho Cleveland
Musical Union, an association of excellent musi--
clans of the West Side, will give another Concert
at sanford's Hall, on Friday evening, the 9Th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25
PLGIN IND oRYAIEET1I PRINTTNo.

PLAIN Nd ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
E-Plain ornamental pria ing Of every description
done at tie Snting Establishment Of the LEADER Once,
the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses in
the best styl short notice and reasonable nteE
Particular attention paid to blank work Every descrp-
tion Of Binding done, especially Blank Books Ledgsu
Journals, SaleH Books, Receiving Books, SC, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25

= Paddock has the finest -Four Dollar Hat 70 be
found in Cleveland, and be hal Tssuty-FiEs Hun
dred Shaker BOnneis which Be vim lssll loEsr than
they can be bought elsewhere, and his whole
varied assortment Of goods are going oR At the
same low rates.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25

BAILED oUT-Amos Burden, the lawyer of Al
lance convicted of forging land warrants, was
yesterday admitted to bail in the sum Of $4,000.
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FROM NEW YORK.


NEw HoRK, ApriI q
A letter from Rome IN the rIibune reiisrates tie
story OF Mrs. Brennan, the missing wife Of
Ct tain Brennan being in Italy. She had been sees
recognized by several Individuals aud always in COM
pany wi;h man calling himself Paroll A. Wyman. A
person Of this Is frat hsutsnant IN the Grst
artillery in which corps BrsnDau Is Captain. il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25

AcADEMY or Music. D." victOrine,n another
name for " Camille" was well played last night,
as was the after piece, the drama of " The Idiot
Wftnoas . .. s....
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CITY g NEWS ITEMS
WRDNBhDAY MORNTNGI April IS, 1859

1S5- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale OF
Hawks J. 8. Matson's and olmstsda neWedepots
At news depOts ct Weddell and Angler Hotels, ana
az 0uinlsn's. IFS Ontario Street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25

~ For the best qualities Of segars, Tobacco
ed SNUFF, gOtoR @. Dietz III superior.st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25

u Fine Silver Tea Sets. Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C., &c.
Avery large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plats, can be found at
POGO, ENswORTH & Co.'S,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25

PERsoNAL-A. Talbot. Cleveland, o., is re
ported among the arrivals at Denver City, April
18th.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

,E-soo advertisement Of D.. sa6ioTdIs Liver
lnYigoratoE e3if sfs-aa
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WASHINGTON, April %.

Tribune orrespondence-Private advices from
Charleston Indicate that the Massachusetts and
New York Sefs Delegations Wilt act m unison. II
the latter gets seats without difficulty tEey will go
for Douglas, provided their strength viii secure
bis nomination. -
The Cotton States are advised by then SenatoFs
here, TO insist the Slave Code and Congressional
Sovereignty, or secede from the convention
Mr.. Douglas will not accept the nomination on
such platform. He is still confident Of success
however. r.---
The Administration advices are favorable to Mr.,
Hnpter on the Cincinnati Platform.
Messrs. Hunter and Douglas are said to under,
stand each other and will accord hearty support
to whichever may receive the nomination.
Dispatches to the Administration men assert
that Douglas stock is depressed, and that the
South viii be united for Southern man.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-25
COMMUNICATIONS.

From the HarbOr Master, stating that the
East pier had given away at the mouth Of the
harbOr, thereby endsugsring navigation, and
recommending that notice of the fact be Civ
en- in the daily papers. Referred to Commit
tee on Harbor and WharYes.
From Board of Education, submitting the
estimate Of the money required for the sup-
port Of the Schools for the year. Estimated
amount required $44, 700.
From the Board of City Improvements, ask
ing the return Of the ordinance to grade and
pave Bank street, between Superior and Lake
streets, that it may be so amended 80 as to
read ''to grade and pave Bank street, between
Superior and St. Clair streets.
From r. D. Noble, Clerk Common Pleas,
giving q statement Of damages suJ oesta in
the case of Foote vs.. City Of Cleveland. DAM
ages $4,000; costs and interest, $S3,51 to-
tai S25S,51.
From John Ball, proposing to perform the
duties of Harbor Master for one year for $500,
providing the Council will grant him q Ii
cense as Inspector of beef, pork and fish for
the city, free of charge, for the same period.
Referred to Committee on Harbors, SO.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.


DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
Il DIENTS in these Pills the result Of long and
extensive pracce They mild in their opsratiCu and
certain in eorreo all iuesuiaTtiss Painfu Bier
ationE removing all distinctions, whether from cold
Otherwise hsadachs pain the siae pspiation Of the
heart whites, all affections, Mysteries, fntigua
pale in the back snd limbs Gc;, disturbed sleep which
arse from interruption Of nature. -..t
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
the c0mmance Of new era in the treatment Of
those irregularities aud Obstrucons which have consigned
thousands Of the the beautfu and the be-
owed 70 Premature GrHve. No female enjoy good
eath unless she is regular and whenever obstruction
kes place thu general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most sectnal remedy ever knownf CT all COM
plants peculiar to Females To all classes they iaVal
uabe. tHduHg tA eerfGlnfy periodical Teouariy. They
known 70 thous8nss whn have used them dieren
periods throughout the country having the
fioHs stating chen and fey should not Be used with
RiI.E.
Talusbls psmrhi ct to be had free ofthe Agents Pills
eHf b. mail promptly BY enclosing price General
agent Sold By DTugElslE generally.
r. B. HUTCHIEGS General Agent,
l55 Chambers St., New York,
Sold in Cleveland at Wrl. Fisk's shd Ganrd Ham
monds dec7eowd&w:h20
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by TELEGRAPH,

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oFEIcE, wARiHe's BLOCK, CORNER % BGNk AMI
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Dr.. McCLINTocK's CoLD AND Couch NIX
TURE-Among he cold and cough "remsdios' that food
the market Tits alone stands The solid basis Of true
medical science Dr. AIcCntock stands in the FIRE fUn
Of profession He stakes his reputation Whist he Of
fers 70 the sick Eenuiae curative Never has thi
preparation fasihed his guaranty. Price Is cents.
Soid by WM FISKE, and BY STRONG ARM
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JB COBB & co
L A w 90 K S,
SALE BY
j. B. COBB s. co.
II No. 1876 "a

Angell o. Water Courses;
Angell on the Law Of CaTrisrs;
Angel and Ames on CorD0ratiOns;
Bishop on Criminal Law, vols;
Bishop on Msrriase and Divorce,
BOuner's Law DictiOnsTy;
BOurieT's Institutes vOls;i
Brghtlevis Digest;
Cushing's Massachusetts Reports, II vols;
Chlty on Pleading, 3 vols;
Chiuy's Blackstone, vols;
Curtis DSCt inus in Supreme Court Of U S. 2 Vcls;
COnkIlns Tr RSe on the Courts U it'd S.AteS;l
Chilty on Cuntrac s; r- .
Chittsnden's Digest Of Ohio State Reports;
Chitty on Bills;
Drgke on Attachments;
Decisions in the Died Scott Case; f-
Green'eIf on Evidence, vols;
Hillisrd on Ioris OF Private Wrongs vols;
Huri on Hal teas Corpus;
Kent's Commentariss, vols .. p. ..- T.
Mathews Guardians Guide;
Nash's Digest Of Ohio Reports;
Nash's Pleading and Practice;
Ohio State Reports. complete sets;
Parsons on Contracts, vols,
Parsous Mercantile Law;
Redheld on Railways;
Rah's Guide Tor Administrators,
Swans Treatise for Justices OF the Peace;
Story on Sales;
swans Manual frr Administrators;
Story Partnsrship;
Swans Revised 81 atues twill be ready in June);
United States Digest, II vols;
United States Equity Digest, 2T0ln.
Walkers American Law;
Wharton, Criminal L sw;
WendelPs BlaefstoUe, 5 vols maTl
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REqIsTRn.

Cltizons vishing Conveyance TO either Of the above
Stevens Omnibus Line bY leaving their address n the
Omnibus Once, 81 Superior street. door next to We'd
die House.
ADfil 10 Ien0