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MANN's HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.
l2I ". BALTIMORE STREET.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Westll continue to up Meals very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL Parties, large small accommodated in our large
and private Dining Rooms, floor Thankful for
the very liberal patronage received respectfully ask
continuance off the game.
Our Chambers have recently been resurnished, and will
compare favoraby with any other Hotel Single Rooms
cents
~ MANN'S CONGRESS- HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the Of this house, No 50 FAYErTg STREET
n24tf C. H. MANN, Proprietor.
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1T is NOT DYE
Nor DOES 1T s.. ~ THE SKIN.
No Introduct., Needed.
NEW YORK, April IL, 1858,
W. f. HAGAN, Eso-Dear Sir About five months since
bought two bottles of your Hair Cooring and am now de
srous of obtaining and would inquire where may
be found here Ny hair when quite young, turned gray
IhaUe sed number Of articles for the purpose ofreStoriag
f bat did not succeed until obtained this acch has pro
duced the desired effect have been requested by number
OF my friends among them several LADIES' procure it
possible much pleased with it, for it has made great
Improvement in my personal appearance By answering
this you will much oblige,
Yours, very respectfully,
II. c. GOODRICH,
Steamer Bridgeport Peck Slip New York
ES Price so cents per bote. Fer sale by S. s. HANCE,
los Baltimore street. W. E. HAGAN Co. Propreitors
Troy, N. Y. dI5-eolv
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SHIRT
MA e IN A
SUPERIOR
SYLE,
TO ORDER,

SHIRTS
MADE IN
SUPERIOR
SYLE,
TO ORDER,
CONSTABLE, WALKER Il CO.,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS.
au24tf l55 Baltimore street.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
o A L OFF Flee
IN BALTIMORE.
COAL AND WOOD.
J. HENRY GEESE G CO.,
NO SOUTH STREET..
~ ALL COAL SOLD BY Us WEIGHED BY SWORN
WEIGHER au2l-tf
COUNTRY HAMS
A lot of the DORSEY" Hams, from Elkridge Connos
seurs in the article please call at
Al. HAMPsON'S,
au9-tf, 81 N. Charles street
NATIVE WINE.
The pure Juice of the CATAWBA Grape. Ny dear sir,
drink it down like milk do call and try it, 70
sale on draught Or in glass; by
Al HAMPSON,
NorthC harlas set
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FISHING TACKLE.
I'll E RRILL, THOMAS G. CO.
my7-f 239 BALTIMORE STREET.

my7-f 239 BALTIMORE STREET.
ECONOMY ECoNoMY II
A DOLLAR SAVED Is TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This be done by purchasing Wood already
Split at Office of City Steam Fire Wood MILL
No. NORTH STREET.
slOtf JAMES II. JOHNSON.
PHILADELPHIA ALE.
This superior Ale neatly up in jugs with
fo and bearing my label, IS per Dozen de
ivered. For sale by A. j. HANPsON,
jel3tf 81 n. Charles ST., near Pleasant
INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE WATCHES
William DiXoEs London, and jules Jurgensens, Copen-
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguets NICKEL WATCH,
CLARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time. Keen
ers, for sale by GABRIEL d. CLARK Of Calvert
and Water Streets Importer Of Fine Watches, Jewey, Gold
Chains, Silver and Plated Ware, Lee ures Swiss Razors
and Stops, Gold, Silver and Steel SpectacIe suit all
New goods in store Purchasers will please cali
Notce-store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SITS.
Baltimore aulGtf
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FOR GENTLEMEN.
SOMETHING NEW!
P A L E n L

7 Il I Z n I
SEIRT-BoEoM ExPANDER.
In recommending to the public this greatly needed desd
eatum do with conf fence to its utility, firmly
believing that its general adoption be only ms
ter of fashion, but one OF necessity.
THE ADVANTAGES ARE
FIRsTThe Shirt Bosom is kept in expanded position
thereby securing while during the warnest
Their the Shirt does not in contact with the body and
raraking less ofthe perspraon which naturally
arises
SECoND-A thorough circulation of air is always effected
impar!ing GOODNESS to the system.
THIRD-It affords easy and graceful support
chest and by simple adjustment is kept place without
trouble or Inconvenience Its weight is only OUNCE
For sale by
VIM. p. TOWLES & BRO,
GENTS FURNISHING STORE
145 Baltimore street,
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Wnnn Wnnn Nnon

WOOD! WooDll WooDlll
SAWED PER CENT by buying Wood at office Of City
Steam Fire Wood nil,
No. sN0GFa STREET.
JAMES II. JOHNSON
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PINE APPLES
800 Just landed from steamer in prime order sale low
by A. J. HAMPS0N,
ju20tf 81 North Charles street
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A FRENCH NEGRO TRoUBLE.-Joseph Sarusa,
who claims to have been bred and born the island
of Marriott, was brought to Hampton Roads in the
bark Warren, yesterday afternoon, and was removed
to the Jail in this city by Deputy Marshal Nash He
is charged with being the ringeader at the late
tiny at the Sombrero Guano Islands, an account of
which has been already published. 1t is said that
this is the negro who struck the overseer over the
head with lump of guano, by which he was nearly
killed. Sarusa is tall likely Cooking fellow, about
20 years of age, and would sell for at least 400
if he was a slave. He will be examined soon as
the U. s. Commissioner returns to the city.-Nor-
folk Dan Book, Auglst 90
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THE LARGEST
FURNITURE AND CHAIR MANUFA Glory
IN THIS CITY,
e. II o IN IT'S,
No. 81 NoRrH GAY STREET, Baltimore,
-. Opposite the Odd Fellows Hail.
Where be found the largest stock OF Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers requested
to examine this stock of Furniture before purchasing as
there can be found always hand and made to order
TETEATETES, in Rrocatelle Plush, or Hair Cloth: so
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany, in Plush, Hair Cloth or GOV
cred in any goods oe Full French Parlo Half French
Arm, Rocking and easy CHAIRS of various patterns in
Brocatel!e, Plush, Hair Cloth; CHAMBER SUITS in
Walnut and Mahogany of various stylesfrom $50 to $780,
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs in Walnut Oak, &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE-BoARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, of all pat
terms; HAIR Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed.
E. MOUNT,
k2-H No. BIN. Gay street, OPP Odd Fellows Hall.
SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS II
Made to order ready made
For CASH ONLY.
One dollar and seven,yfive cents
For the finest Shirt
Well made, of New York Mills Muslin, fine round thread
Linen, and of good fit.
Good Shirts at lower prices.
Shirts made of materials furnished for IS cents
ADAMS, No LAG w. Baltimore street, up stairs,
opposite Carroll Hall. aultf
CHOICE BRANDY, WINE AND CIGARS.
For sale by +. W. g. MCLEAN
myslh "a North Charles street,
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rHEST FORM
AND PANTRY REFRIGERATORS.
All sizes hand and for SALE as low as S. by
CORTLAN Il CO.,
pFlmr ZIG Baltimore street, near Charles st.
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FEU TIA VELLEKS.
Those about visiting the Springs or travelling during the
summer months, will find at store many articles which
will add greatly to their comfort conveniencesuch as
Dressing Gases for ladies and gentlemen many Styles
very elegantly arranged Genuine Cologne Pomade Bando
ne Fine Toilet Soaps Nail Tooth and Shaving Brushes;
Toilet Mirrors Lunch Picnic Baskets new article;
se'Heang Smoothing Irons, be used in the chamber
&c, &C. C0RTLAN & Co
au4 tfr Nos ZIG and 2lS Baltimore street
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Il
AND LIBRARY STEPS,
For sale at greatly reduced prices by
CORTLAN CO.,
Baltimore street,
au4-lmr between Charles and ST. Paul SITS
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A 'Iihf SlOOlc.
In great variety, for sale cheap by
CORTLAN 4 CO.
aui-tfr Nos. ZIG and 2la Baltimore street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

work would he finally prepared for tAe prsss oe'oTe
the rub ics,iop was commenced land the hen caarse'
Ger maintained by the Publishing honse guaranty
for s truth an uninterrupted issue may be looked for
ward 10, which would complete the work in about
three years, even should the veteran photographer
him,eh-now approaching his ninetitth year mot sur
vive TO wi'nsss II.
The Pbilobblon Society have just printed, under
II care Of Earl Powis, bis descendant manuscript
by the famous Lord Herbert Of Cherbure, hitherto un-
pobhhsd lisa" History Of the Expedition TO the Isle
of Rhe, undertaken for the relief of the Hngenots
ICY; bat which failed Of success from other
q an the want Of valor in his countrymen and COM
panops, which Lord Herbert vigorously defends in his
narrative.
The new book Of DR.. Samuel Smiles, shortly TO
be published by Messrs. TckDor Fields, "Brisf BIZ
ographes, Series Of Lives of Emioent Persons with
FIVE portrsits, has never appeared in England but Is
prepared EXPIRE SLY for this house. and printed from the
authors own manuscript Toe inference, at once una
vodabe and gratifying is that American publishers
can afford to pay EpgEsh author price that viii
tempt him to original composition, and 80 widen the
field for remunerativs employment.
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PERSONAL.

The following letter, translated from su unpub-
sbed original written by voltaire while residing
at the palace of Frederick the Great in P0sdam, 10
Jean Jacques Rousseau, the receipt of a copy OF
the laters dissertation entitled Has the Progress of
the Sciences and Arts Contributed the Corruption or
the Publication Of Morals p This essay II will be
remembered, had just obtained for Rousseau the prize
of the Academy of Dion:
PoTsDAM, October 3, 1850.
Sir: Gcd bess YOU for verse-mabing philoso-
pher! T. who have made too many verses also
wanted to be little philosophical, but for long time
now have limited my philosophy TO ths belief that
two and make four, aud that The three angles of
triangle are equal 20 two right angles. dsbeleve
everything which is not susceptible of this plain proof
ard uhcsasibgly repeat vaRtas raaitatam Il meta
pitsca r0Ait0s. If anybody give light in such
Dr. found darkness II ID you. / thank you for your
book; It appears to me that you defend your cause
wi h admirable wifdom mt | am not proper judge
conine my self TO the task OF morisng she marks Of
friendship with which you honor me- aud of assuring
YOU of the esteem with which am your very humble
and very obtdent servant "FoLrAIRE'
The late Mr.. Adam +. Weston Of Bombay has
left bequeat Of over OO0O to the town of North
Allenon, in Yorkshire, England of which he was a
native The whole cum Ia 10 be devoted to The fouuda
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rand it's present editor. At the last accounts, Mr..
stillmsn with Rushin, in Evgland he was one Of
the 'asest Disciples Of the great critic in this uo,ry
and he wrote the review of the las. vcums OF Mod
err Painters IN TIE September number of The At
lanlic Monthly.
Our book illustrations are not generally of char
seter TO call for special commendatOn; bat now aud
then an example appears which deserves particular
mention. Such, for instance, are the outline ustra'
tons by Hoppin 10 Bayard Taylors Qnsker idyli in
the October number Of Harpers Monthly. They are
beautiful in drawing and exquisit'ly tender in the
nice perception cf the Quaker character which they
embody.
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FROM WISCONSIN.
prudence Of Tie N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence o. Tie n. 7. Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. IL, 1860.
The Breckenridge men, or National Democrats as
they sty themselves met in ats Convention 10 tn
city on the It'll met. Despite the ridcnle tarowa
upon II by the Douglas prees Of the state Waa nov
only respectable in numbers but in the character Oh toe
men who composed 1t. A few members OF .ne o,n-
veuticn endeavored to procure the nomination OF =
fusion ticket tsk two or three OF the poos'as
toys and hlne ont with Nationals. This proPos,aon
net with no favor. il being generally conceded ~
nearly all that Lincoln would carry the stare over sns
CON bned vote of the two factions hence there wss
o,ht y 20 be gained by such fusion. IL rs nov wen
kpown hat az eafr two ii not three, Of the electors
on the Douglas ticket prefer Breokinrdge; and shoe9
there be no chance elect the Little Giant they weuid
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EaETan'l B0la b aa are tally gDaFantoed.
Seiirls
American GolS.----------------- =
MORNING LEADER OFFICE
nhnrsdnr. Mnrnh Is 1850.

FLouR-Firm. Sales IS bis. common extrs.at 6, so
90 bis, red Xxx at SIS: $50 bis. Xxx white wheat at
Sc and 20 bis. choice rye at 400.
WHKET-Firmer. Sales ear red at 90.
CoRN-Firm at 5la5ec.
OATs-Sale car at 4Oc.
HIGHWnEs-Sale 25 brls at 2Osc.
EsGs-LoWeT, and selling at l23fc.
CHEEsE-Has advanced and holders are asking
lie for w. R, s.f
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NKw YORK mARKEr-A1.reA Is.


AAl TELEGRAPH
FLOURISH 5000 bbls al So q aS5s5 for super SsAts:
S5GS6 IS for extra state S525S65 for super western;
for fresh nund shipping bfrnds round hoop Ohio
Mnket dali, and prices Of common and medium brands
W - ~ ~
HTR TLoUI-Ssring in 4 moderate way. at S2@a
BUCKwFEAF FLoUR-In fair request ct Sis
CORN MEAL-=Ssles Of rs bbls BTandyEins Al S4lS
and so puncheons At Sla.D.
MHlSKF-Maikot dun, heavy and lover. Sales go bis
WiEAT9Maket duh, heavy and lower. No pressing
desro sell pime while and rcd, bat spring be had
e previous prices Demand quite limited Sales $500 bus
RYESales s2O bus Al eIsSc Market quiet and shade
BlRLEY-Ssning at 7s9sSc as in quality Market is
EARL EY aIALT-Esid at s5as1c
C0RH3Iarket is dull and rather easier Sales l9 OOJ
bus A. 1850: inferior to prime hte and Yellow
oATsIn iso supply ard dull At ts194iS fer western
S.ate and Canadian s =. M
-PORK-Markst more Bctive. New mess heavy and old
speculative rsques prime quet and E.ea1 Sales 45eO
Lbs AZ SIT ,2dl7b0 old ness Sl69lsl2 mess; SI7
new thiu mes SIC western Dine mess Sl4 gl4 e2 for
prime; Sl2 10 old urine; including GOO bbs old
A. Sll 25 and sos bbe at Sla
BEEF-seles Of soc bhls At Sf25a4gO country pr me;
- SOS 50 country mess 91S $3.50 rspacked mess Sn Is
q2 for extra ness Demand less active, but prices
BEEF HA1Es-salss $50 bbs at SIS for State and $3.50
PRIME MESS BEEF-Nominal at slsGsls
BACON-Quiet and nnchanged Sales 2o00 lhB long cir
m ddles ut lUe, and 1900 MS picked bellies at SIC
cur MEATS-Qaiet Sales ss pkEs at T5la7ae for
shoulders, and s1SlGe7fc for hams.
LARD-Dull and heavy. sales $40 bbls ct lOk(91le
BUTIER-ln gocd demand a lI9i4c for Ohio, and ll9
CHEEsE-seling fair extent at IIlse, as in quail
Iy.
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lLALLIIa DDNNLLIILNs
AZ Cleveland with oEeland and T0lsdO Cleveland c.
lunl1us a. Cnenna Cleveland and Ere a1d flieTs I'd
ahd Pittsburgh RailfsT as.
A selol with hacks % Chagria Fails, &c.
At Mantua with hacks for Ravenna ~
At Bracsville with hacks 70 NeWsor Fai:s &c
a. Manel VITA hacks 70 Sharsh G-eendsd, RIeadyHls
At Youngstown, With stages for New Castle Poland
B. to Pittsburgh. -
r,.-.,.-, =, -. cHAs. L RHODES, suga.
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Chemical Baths and Medicines.
Facts fer the People.

DR. A. w. TUCKER TREATS ALL
- Diseases arising from impurities OF the blood Wlih
unparalleled He prepared 20 present TO the
puolc greater array Of Of GentemeH and Ladies
cured by him this city than have been cured BY any
other practice In the CITY Of Cleveland IN the snme length
OF time. The question What does he ali Chrluc
Dresses IN first and second stages vita men women
and children my circular and many others too
Gus to mention Among the vast number Of success
M Nv treated bv him. be permitted refer the follow
ing indvidualss-J P. Ross Esd, Prnpr stor Wodden
House. . HerV y, ESQ Chas. L. Fish. Attorney Al
Law; A W. Duty; A. CoEzens; Lambert While; \. . Il
Higey; Dsniel Duni0ni Henry Lloyd; D. A. Odsn; sias
- once No M ouIirio street, south side Of Public
b 15;'i' Consultation Free. fsblR2i
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The oHenIe was foubt sctiOuAbis, but upon being
assured that such would the sTclu-
sTe patronage % all s Lager (bOnt nnstenthS
of the entire community the matter dropped upon
as want them. But az 1gn. PsrtingtOn IHys-Bunders
neVsrcssssand the read win PsrsOiye, they hAVnt.
No Ons knows what will appear next week, but BY the
week after the week aS that ths rises
snd Sets this column WI filed with sOmthRE which,
when read win be as plain as the nose on your face In
the DeaItims, however,, many mistakes and crooks and
turns may occur in my Advertisements. But still
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E0RFHRRN FRIESPORTlTION COMPANY
N. T. CO.'S EXPRRss,

y = W. III LLoE3
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following Efficient and reliable Lake
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Tri-Weekly to oOGDENSBURGH, ,OSWEGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tri-Weekly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MACK
MAC and Intermediate Ports
y Property consigned delivered 70 our care will r.
ceIye prompt and careful attention and dispatch
q Passengers will bo ticketst through IN al dirsetiozs
at the lowest rates.
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Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Goal DealEre

c. J. HUssET, Pitts'gh) j. G. HussEY. eEo. sIscIaIE.
HUSsEKs & CO..,
GOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ sale and retail Dealers IN PITTSBURGH, SALINE
VILE and STRIP WIN GOALS. Also, Nut COAL.
for Smithing. Once and Yard the East Side Of the
Cleveland Pittsburgh R. K Coal Pier Cleveland Ohio
y Orders LEFT al BUssEY & MCBRIDEs tWinsl0W
Warehousel VIII receive prompt attention. deciI
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Boil Roalg.
1850--6O.
IIsysIlnd, IolambaI { Cincinnati Rallf0aA

Clsysland, Columbus 3 Cincinnati RalIF0aA
-
WINTER ARR1NcFST5 &
IN AND AFTER MONDAY. NoV,
~ a, 1850, Passenger Grns ls1rs Ceyeiasd - oo, !:
15oA NJ Cincinnati Express stopuirg A. Bersa raf-
t0u, La 9rnngds Welhnstou. Nsvg TouIf.r -
- lem shelby aud All stations south of sbelbF
l41 n Clne1lla g1t Pazs6n gouulnr Al nfflf
tIons beswssE Cleveland and 6alliou s1d q
lsaEs pa1asngeFg 10 al sfatols solth of 'deiian
CONNECTIONS.
onalsgs Ea1ddskyi MIneeld and Newark Railroad, fo
-, ~, Miansfeld Mt VsDen, Newark, ZGnssYille, fs
Steasilasi ltg1ufgl Et. WaTne and Chicago Railroad
iorfofer Upper sandusky, Delphos, Lima. 81
Wayne, Laporte, Chicago Ac. west, aad EaEs
-. ief llanEdeld, Wooster, Eiasaillon, ec.
HasA aha 3ollt Railroad Line for Marion Belle
i9ataiee Sidney union, Muncis, IHdiaHapola
~ E-1let Y llcon nneBi Evansville LOUISVILLE
LAVA agton and CiaeinHafi Line, ,i0r sDringfsid O.
slayi1u, h4niiiio1 Cincinnati. Hdchmond ln-
elAn4poil1l LeIre Hluta, 81 L0uls Ee. and AZ
Cinginnati vita ths Ohio a hIssisTipui Pan
T9ea ior LouisViils, and all points the ohio
Csunbai. Liils Miami and Columbus. and xop. p.n
road log Aent1, Dayton, IndianaD0is Tsrrs
na1l9t . 4soais, tlorIoW, L1Island and Ca
einnatl, and with Tie Ohlo and Allsissipai Raii-
T9ad Ht CinCinnAtl for Louisville EvansviIls
Cairo 81 Loulas and al 0iuts on the Ohio river
CqnHba6 GenLEal Ohio hairoad f0r Newark GAINESVILLE
hn5slt985 Ae.s Col4mnus, Piqra aud Indiana
Hailroad for Piquat Urbana. &e
- For Tickets % All ponts and information apply AZ
the Union Ticket Once 81 sapsrofsrset, the PLs
Isngsr station.
Cleveland Nsy. Y Isss.
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Boots anG Shoes,

uUETT, BURGETT&CO WHOLE
III SALE EALERIE BOOTS, BHOFs, AND BPf
JAMS Ne 81 Wator-st,a few dOorslouth oftho Ferfol
Cleveland o..
l.Wh.LHUITR uRaEFT, mAAntua
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WI. HROOkEk,
Administrator OF James Town, deCGasef
Cleveland. February Is lan isblT.l7B


M ASTER'S SALE In pursuance
4VA Of decet u order sale issued from the Court Of
UoI mon Pleas OF Cuylhdaa Count Ohio tha suit Of
lhpmas B. FnchaId against Waller j. Allen ind Others
70 me directed shall expose for sale et tile door Of the
Sour House, corner Of Seneee aHd ChamPail q a the
CITY OF Cleveland, In said County, the 24fh day OF
March 1850, at O'Clock ,, Of said day, the following
described lands and tenem nts wit; Situate IN the
township Of Brooklyn, Cuyahoga County. Ohio. and Is
known As lot No liJ IA Hiram Stones addition 70 Ceve-
land composed Of original Lots Nos. 6S 90, In said
Brooklyn township Said Is Gs 10 y feet front on Col
umbus street and 7 aud ~ feet deep the south line
and l5t and Sis feet deep along Erin avenue and 6s
feet wide on the west end APgI9ised g sl29.
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UEU. Do SLUT q L0''s
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Il


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capable Of the highest speed and sewing with two
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mechanical ART and decidedly the best ard splesf Shut
tie Machine ever yet introduced This machine from its
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ar se wing and all that hars used h eonid i ~ esi
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BRASS FnnNnER

A ND MANUFACTURER of BRAS'3
"A WORK Of every deseripai igu No. IS Union stree :
lev 9ooIs rom SqPeIlor street, Csyeland o He ls are
Gas, and all the various articles in the PT
BuSinsss Beer Punps Of ali kinds made aud re "a
Brass e. sting done DAILY and Bras Work Of all x "a r
paired. 5H5re Hsa ae
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
rFram thu Gazs.ts az March IL
HIdnufafture8.
DAE'L W. DUTY,
CITY UNdePtak0ys

K EEPS ON HAND A LARGE
IN sock Of al kinds and styles Of CCFFINS, stsbTa.
eng great varifty Of his styie OF an ETlT CISE
ETS ali Of which cannot be eIoeiled by ang milST con
eeTn IN The STATE. NO. IS EaIE ST, CLEYELAND :
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"a &c.,
HIEVELAND AND MAHONING
~ RAIL ROAD-TIhfE TABLE,, No. Is
10 take elect on and after THURSDAY February To- ls59
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
glfUeiEsd % Y0uagF- Y0uaggf615u 10 CIfsf
fgDH- lad. e
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c. W. RERRY,
CIsYsIaHd FIoor On CIoth lInnnfn,Lorr.

JOHN WEBSTER, Proprietor
A LSO MANUFACTURER AND
"a. Wholesale Dealer IN WATER 4 FIRE pR0OF
fAlNt AZ gnd IN OIL end for the saie .s Ceve-
land v hlIE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS WIareS.,,lSs
and ohee AatsT Block O9t Superior street and No
VINEYARD street, Cleveland, Chic febiqp91dsS ~
uns g. Zawd&wI2R3ls
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINEI
THE HIGHEST PREMIUM
Il AGAIN AWARDED to the
WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE,
WHRELRR / WILSON MACHINE

New York; the National Faf held Chicago; and al
all the principal State Fairs held the past season. proving
beyond doubt that the
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9emina AIatbines.

THOSE FIVE DOLLAR SEWING
Il MACHINES recommend themselves. The first in
voice is sold and another lot expected to-day.
mars RETTBERG \ HAUSMANN. r