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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12
THE CITY,

WEsT SIDE HIeH soHooL.-The carpenter.
work on the West Side High School build.
ing is about completed, and the plasterinG
will soon be begun. The building wher
finished will be very fine one, and in all
respects suitable for the purposes iptehds l.
It is 80 feet wide and 80 feet deep. The
basement is feet high, of stone. It con-
tains a lecture room 80 q. by AZ it,, in the
rear of which are two rooms, one for fuel
aud furnace, Is II. by SIX H., and the other
for school apparatus, IS Fl. by Is Fl. In
front are two clothes rooms, is n. by 10 r..
each, The two stories above the basement
are of brick, the first Ia f., and the second
Is #. in height. The entire height Of the
building is 81 feet. The first floor contains
a spacious recitation room A feet sqnaFe.-
In the rear of this room are two smaller reci-
tatiOn rooms, one IS #. by 50 f., and the
other IS Il. square, The library is in front,
10 II. by Il. The second tioor is princi-
pRlly taken up by fine hall AZ Il. by Y f.,
where the public exercises of the school,
lectures, &c., will be held. $50
The roof is covered with slate. The style
of the building is Norman. Mr.. S. C. POI
ter was the Architect, Messrs. South
worth and Williams are the builders.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

The President is said to have humorously
remarked that be would henceforth requiie
sll applicants to demonstrate their patriotism
by serving three months af Forts Sumter and
Picksns. The announcement cf this resOlu-
ton would doubtless cause the last Of these
hungry gentry to vanish from vision.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

SAD CASUALTY Charles Luskey, second
mate of the schooner City of Chicago, while
engaged in adjusting the rigging under the
fOretop of that vessel yesterday afternoon,
was precipitated, by the giving away of the
staging, upon which he was standing to the
deck, breaking his right arm in two places,
the wrist of his left arm, and otherwise Sc
verely injuring him. He was conveyed to
the Marine Hospital, but his injuries are
of such character that his recovery iS
doubtful. a7aa
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Tar zoUlYE E1HrBIFios DarLL.-Tl


THE ZoUAYE E8HrBITIoS pRrLL.-The
Academy Of Music was thoroughly filled
last evening, upon the occasion Of the exhi-
bitiOn of the sprague zouave Cadets and the
Fencing Class, under command Of Major
Deyilliers. The audience was discrimin-
ating and fashionable enc, whose presence
must have delighted the worthy Major, as
well as the young men Of the Company.
The first portion Of the evening was oceu-
pied by an exhibition of fencing, in which
many of the class showed great proficiency
and skill 81 g OFT AT
The ZOuaves then made their appearance
upsn the stage, their brilliant and novel
costume elieiting q spontaneous burst of ap-
plause from the audience as the curtain rose
This costume is certainly the finest ever dis
played in Cleveland, grsatly exceeding that
of the Chicago zo0ayes in -riolsaoas an5 COM
pIetsnsss Of detail. The blue trowsers, red
jackets and buff leggipgu, form a dashing
and elegant dress, to which the imperial
turban gives the finishing touch, making the
zOuaYs the very impersonation of. the fiery,
daredevil soldier. The officers dress in
which Major DeYillier sppears, is really
magnificent. aELq Ilo .-....
The company is young, both in years and
practice, but the drill was an admirable
one, and highly pleasing to the audience.
The evOlutions were performed with aston
ishing precision and celebrity. q 2 I
During the evening Major De Yilliers was.
presented BY Cadet Sterling, in the name of
the Company, with valuable diamond pin.
Aftsr the exhibition the Company repair
ed to Mould 4 Eumsen's Dining Hall, where
q fine supper was served, and a most agree
able hour enjoyed. d.lasj iffsssls 3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

3 8: 9. O:.-oasyy.. o.asA Cue. daaas.l0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

APAlR OF TAkFAHs "A young man from
"Out Of town, il one might judge FROM Ii,
bnshy hair that hung rtthsr lOosly sbout Ail
face, and the general cut Of his Jib, wa
Sauntering along River street yesterday af-
ternoon, evidently engaged IN. seeing alltha
there was to see in that neighborhoOd. H
was attended By siusls c6inpahlon, in thG
form Of medium sized, gaunt, ungainiy dog
who IFOttsd elpss atI his 9Wpsr's2 heels, and
had quite as much Of a rustic air. The pail
attracted the attention Of half-a7dOzen men
of the fast and lazy order wtao were, lOuns-
ing about the door Of 6 saloon, one Of whom
cried out to the stranger as he passed, ''Hal
10 myzfrisads whegs,a2y0ne get so much
doreg' s,-1ygsg5 s,vgslz
Raised him from the Resd ylaa the an
swer, ssand tEat.a sil here sgsr val 81 him
except about ak inches Of iall which he
lOst as anearly age.
"YOu dOn' say He's an ugly feller, amt
hel Won't he bite %"
al never asked him eonsatniai his habits,
but sf you're anxshus to know, perhaps you
might git it from his own mouth by putin
your fingers in" g4 q GA
"Well, you're rather cute for one of your
Siso," replied the tfrst speaker somewhat
cTsStfallqn Ptths replies he received. "Rath-
sr cute. Is your dorg as smart as you are
in taking care Of himself3'
Z Y"Dspenss a constable on who he's got
agin him. If 'tis'nt any offence should say
as how you and him would make aItight
match ez to smartness-" ,.,.s,fl
sIT y 2. ~ ! get A.
Just at this point one Of the company
slipped into g saloon and let loose another
dog, one of the fierce, lean, hungry kind,
that are kept for the especial purpose of
fighting their own species, which made
dsrtat tbs.cOuntry dog with the evident in
tention of making mince meat of him in
short order. The latter animal however,
proved fully equal to the emergency, and in
an instant he sprang aside and allowed his
enemy to be carried by his own momentum
several feet beyond, when he sprang Ikea |
Tiger upon him, and in two minutes or there
abOuts the sslOOq champion ignomihi6usly |
,ried for quarter The countryman called
ais dog Of, and reuerking that he ''suppos-
d there wasn't any more Of the party ez
Eeered about tacklin' Boze," he resumed his
ormer innocent aspect and went his way.
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nnrIa,aC CnnEInn.

A dispatch confirms the report that JEFF.
Davis telegraphed to Charleston not to
attack vessels that were employed simply in
carrying supplies to Fort Sumter. The rebels
do not talk as firmly as they did month
sgO. Then they would invade the North now
they viii only ''Iesistp ifthey do as much a.
that.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

To any person wishing to embark in Food sac and
Droitahla srade This e the best Opportunity ever
oGs1sd in fhia city. Or I will continue 70 seIl a
Wholesale OF Retail, at greaEy reduced prices lor
CASH marsl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

A Washington dispatch to the Cincinnati
Commercial says;
In justice to the President, it should be
stated that although the majority Of bis Cab
met advised him to recognize the military
necessity, and evacuste Fort Sumter, he was
at no time fully prepared TO submit to the
humiliation Of surrendering the Federal
property to the Southern rebels. The a1seaGs
honorable is due him by the press that ct.
tributed other intentions to him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12
Among the arrivals at the Angler ysss'

Among the arrivals at the Angler yester-
day were:
OK. LoOmis, Buffalo; R. L. Williams
Hall and wife; Ed. Yosburg and wife, Pc. I;
S. E. Judd, Hudson W. C. Van Metur, N.
Y; L. A, Bush G. A. Rimhal and wife
o. Z. Munson, Erie; F. R. Myers and wife;
Wellsville R. A. Alger and wife, Grand
Rapids; Rev. r: W. Lewis, N. Y. ]. Hol-
liday and wife, st. Louis; Henry G. Lay and
wife, Quincy, Mich; 7. Meriwsthsr, KY;
r. MeriWetheF, KY; Miss Payne, Ind; C.
L. tapats, wife and four children, Iowa City;
Mrs. Lama and two daughters, Iowa City;
J. L. Thompson and wife; ]. Monros, San
dusky ]. Nottingham, Chicago; Charles
Brown and wife, Chicago f4llaF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

~ Fifty barrels Mess Pork, 90 barrels
Dried Apples, IS boxes Hamburger Cheese,
100 barrels Salt Creek Mills Xxx. Flour,
Carbon Oh al 50 cents, and Lubricating OIL
at Is cents Psg gallon.
GEo. sPRAaUR. oviatt's Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

FuSEEAL NoacE.-Ths funeral Of Mr.. B.
A. Cole, late engineer on the C. 4 n. R. R.,
aud who was killed while on his train near
Brseeville on Wsdnes5s sy LAS, win take plaes
from his late residence, No. SO Bridge street,
West Side, this friday morning at II o.
clock. An friends are invited to attend. Y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

ARREsT.-A man named Henry GOldWatsr
was yesterday morning arrssteed for steal
ing jewelry, specimens Of gold dust, ETC.,
from Louis WOllermsn, q pedlar. He viii
have q hearing before Jastice HessenmusllsF
to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

EDS. LEADER:-I am pleased to see by q
notice in your paper, that we are to have q
new City Directory, 10 supply the apology
called Directory lately issued BY parties
in another State. It istO be hoped that the
new one will prove ereditabIe alike to the
city and publiBhssrs and iudglng from
those which have been heretofore Issued BY
our own citizens, i have no doubt Of the sue
cess of thisone. A CfFfzBE.
Ontario St., Aptil11 IsspZIHTaH0,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

soIREE.-PrOf. COwper holds one of his
grand sOiresa tonight at Music Hall, Ly-
mans Block. The early part Of the even
ing will be devoted to an exhibition Of the
childrens' class, after which the older ones
will enjoy the occasion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

The Usesof Astronomy, lecture by
Hon. Edwafd Everett, IS reported in this
weeks number Of the Household JOufnl -
The Journal has slho two pew Vsltzsl, and
d varisty of choice reading nattet. Hawks
3 Bro. ha4s it. ---o
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12
Roush on Ewing.

In view of the proposal to appoint Hon.
Thomas Ewing Of Ohio to the Jldgesbip
made vacant by the death Of Judge Mclean,
an exchange suggests re-appOinting Judge
McLeanl
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LATEST NEWS.
Quiet ar CharleasOu.

A reported dispatch from Charleston yes
terday noon says that all was quiet up to
that time, but the troops are prepared for
immediate service.
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No snnnrar Ansr All.

The long contest for Senator in California
is not yet over, Notwithstanding MeDougal
had received his certificate. A new election
was to be had at the date Of our latest adEices.
McDougal was confident Of the result.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

NEW FOUNTAIN -Schrink, on th 10 Public
Square, opens his soda fountain to-day, and
if we are not mistaken, his is Just the place
where the thirsty and Over-heated may find
relief. Iszq1 j
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

AWashingJOn dispatch represents the Pres
dent as having said that no decisive action
need be expected before Saturday.
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@EapE aiiMEs, &t.
"a 00oIsABRLLA&CATAW.

I'M mn ISABkl4LA q CATAW-
ttVeNyAU BA GRAPH VINES for sale bT Q.
= nfiTfi 1oN AsEnt for ths sale o. Rcchs1ear and
Tsfiss rrlif snd ornamental Trees, Shrn1l, Roses,
fis6iIss GroanhOuas Bedding Plants, sd every va
TiSf 6f irapa, Native and foTsin, DeaEara, Dana,
lioae1fd, CI7aho1l, uulon Hiliaaes eee-
IL WIN b found % ths adHnutaSa Of thQg9 Wishlng
= buy 70 call On lIE d. btfe 3salphefo
filo, ths best stock q Verbonag, compTiging $50
eaFstal-mostly ngg, ron Is cents 70 81 psf dozen.
Old varieties, ny ueleoilons g cents pr doGan-
nss3 With prompt attuntisn. art
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

ONO eAx4L.-A serious breach is reported
in the Ohio Canal, at the Rocky Fork of
Tomika, about eight miles below Newark.
The culvert is said to be damaged very
much.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

A letter from Havana on the 9th says that
the annexation of San Domingo to Spain is
fully determined upon. Tae matter nov
awaits only the Queens ratiicstIon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

FIEn ALAHMs.--No cause could beiound
t's The alarm Of Ere yesterday sissrrOyu- In
the evening it was Oeeasiensd by . henars
on Ohio street. ua
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

TuRSKET.--Marshal Minckley has ap
pointed Robert Wiseman, Turnkey Of tie
City Prison.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

ReTIcH 10 FIsRkEN.-Ths Fcrsnaen and
BugineerS are requested TO nse0s ct the City
Hal, on Friday evening, ct ~ O'Clock. Z
"a sla BED JAHEs HnL, Chief Engineer. o
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

~POr rslosraphis News nad Markets
see Fourth Page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

USITED STATES COURT. - The following
Grand Jurors have been summoned for this
term to appear on the 7th Of May, 1851, viz:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

PATENTS TO ONO INvENToRs.-The follow
ing patents to Ohio Inventors were among
those issued from the Patent Office, for the
week ending Apri. 9Th:
G. B. Turner and James A. Vaughn, Of
CuyahOga Falls, o. for improvement in
grain sePaSators. ly
Henry L. Shaw, of Milan, o. for improve
ment in sewing machines.
D. N. Allard, Of MccOnnelsville, o.; for
improved horseshoe machine.
Samuel Orr, Of East Springfield, o.; for
improvement in apparatus for dressing
feathers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

A WANDERING MINsTREL.-A little blind
boy, playing quite skillfully upon his violin,
attracted crowd of spectators and listeners
near the Post Office yesterday afternoon
He was attached to family who were tray-
elling westward in canvass-eovered wagon,
and from appearances, was their principal
means of support. The little fellows head
and feet kept time to the sound Of his in
strument, with q vshemence which showed
that although doomed to perpetual darkness
and probably poverty, his heart was not 50
cast down that it was insensible to the bless
ings enjoyed by the more perfect senses.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12
FOR SALE.

NowburEh-20 acres, \ mile from village; House,
Barn aud abundance OF fruit.
Clinton street, near the new High School Building
good tWo-stoTy House, and lot 66xis5 feet. dcsi-
rabls raaidencs.
steam erist and Saw Mills miles from Court.
House Good buildings and machinery, dwelling
and ksrn.
go acres Timber Land IN PennsyIvania-4 miles
nom Tideouto snd near 70 the greal Oh Region p
per acre a.
f2y5Og
zen aersa On Lake street, nsar Wilson Ayenus.- -
East Cieveland-on Plank hosQs tho-ssoAg HSrs'
and = acre uf land. t,6.-t a -,
" acres miles fron CITY House oAfh ana Of-
49,. and desirable Brick House and LOt-Wsst Of
.1d rSsr TETls street.. VIII Be sold very low.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

From the dispatches to the Cincinnati pa,
pers we take the following:
RETURN OF LIEUT. TALBOT,

pers we take the following;
RETURN OF LRUT. TALBOT,
Lieut.. Talbot returned from Charleston to-
night, and reports that he WINS not permitted
to return to Fort Sumter unless be would de-
clare that be bore orders for its evacuation.
He replied that bis orders were sealed, and be
was instructed TO deliver them to no one bat
Major Anderson. BE was then informed that
be could not 20 to Fort Sumter, and he turn
cd around and came back to Washington.
THE PROeRAHn FOB PRovBIoNIEs MAJOR AN
DERsON.
It is n1w known that the Official pro-
gramme in regard to Fort Sumter is, first to
attempt an approach with an unarmed sup
ply vessel, and il case its progress should be
stopped by the batteries Of the rebels, 70 run
it back to the open sea. and renew the at
tempt under the escort Of men-ol.War, which
are instructed to force a passage at all haz-
The instructions carried to Major Ander-
son BY Capt. Talbot, direct him 70 second the
Ere of the feet.
Every body here is satisfied that the SUD
ply vessel viii not be allowed to pass, and
that hence acOllisiOn Is insvitabIs.
W1AT Is EXPECTED AT yoRr suHrIs.
The events about Charleston have mo
msatarily absorbed all other matters Of il.
terest. Fort Pickens is, however, likely to
attract equal attention in less than Eve
days.
The Administration is satisfied that ibe
appearance Of the vessels which sailed iron
New York VIII signalize an sttack upOL the
Fort by the rebels,
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NEW ADyERTIsEHIKNTs.

NEW ADVERTIsEBIKNTs.
Taylor, GrlswOld OO.-shaWis.
RsttbsrF q HausnAnn- slseves and Collars.
Rouse Jenninss-LOtS for Sale.
Isaac A. Isaaos-The Bluos.
Rouse & JsnninEs-HOuse to Let.
Hawks 4 BrO-Papsrs-LOcal Notice.
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TO T.

n-,.utrs Housss on Kinsman, Walnut and Hamn-
Tor strests, neaT Wood l1
a,oo We have Four Hundred Dollars With which
q DoS - ROUSE JENNINGS. ...
apr5 Real Essste and Ins. a gents.
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CqnfEftlnllern,
TOHN SCHRI6K

Having removed to bis new quarters,
NO. %, LYMAN's BLOCK. 1855
oePoBITE THE COURT HOUSE, ON PUEBLO
SQUARE,
9 nIsParsd % reoaive the cla Of his friends and
the pebble e. large.
Everything in the line OF Confectionery q kent Al
NEollE5ALE AND RETAIL as usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
= Wen ~ the choicest eatables served up al no.
'ne1ta nottca.
DINNER Is SERVED DAILY
o. The accommodation o. Psrs0uI having buslh5ss
rthe Court House =
KEEEETT ALE ON DRAUaHP.h
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-12

4 - T. 1risseilei ~. D, has removed %
Ne s5 Prospect street, next door west q 1[r,
WnitsA Church. sPlll-Rl
FouED AZ LAsr.-Bronehitls and iisO
LaryngitiS, known rs weakness Or loss oi
EOles, peculiar to public speaker, cured.
Pr, Gibsonis new treatmant will cure. aHer
ell others have failed. Warranted. Il is
the ne plus ultra Of medical seisnss. He
also cures catarrh, asthma, coughs, con-
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases Of the liver and stomach. Omee
tl7 opterio atEeet- ID sa8 fa5
oIL.4-Ths undersigned Is prepared 70
manufacture oil tubes and vats in superior
manner on short notice, and on the mos.
Reasonable terms,a at his steam Plauing Min,
corner Of Erie and Kinsman streets, Clsvs-
land Ohio. o. ll G.lH. KIDNEY.
janfsR1O
Y c. 9. o.-cary,s Cough Cure. dSeSszIO
w. Street Railroad Tickets, 81 Sof one
dollar. are for sale at ". P. FOgg's CrOcltsEy
Store. ---l----.. l.a
sFRtRE R4EEHa.-LiHery and Boarding
Stable; 90 ssnscs street, A No. Horses and
Carriages ct reasonable figures.
51i EH-t- 5e7 s- sep24R26:1y
~ Bee advertisement of Dr.. ssnSord's
Liver InvigoratOr. H5
q - AllshOuld not tail to read the sdVsr-
tisement of Prof. Wood in to-day's papsr.
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Il estau.
DOUsE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. ali Superior St, (sp stairs,)
MARBLE BLOCK.
FOR slLF or EICHANeE.

A handsome Country Residence in sandusky, one
and q half miles from The Railroad depot A large,
handsome and we'll furnished Stone House, Barn,
and 35 ecres land, with great variety Of choice
Eruits 70 exchange for improved property IN this
Oily.
Farm Of ISl acres, on Plank Road, Il mil from
City; large two story Brick House, good barns,
ehRrd coil sandy loan and mucS--a superior ,ru.
va take pay one hAlfin house and few near
tha city belancs time
Farm Of lUo acres, nine miles from City House,
Barn, Orchard and we'll Natered-
Brighton Villago-HOuse and four acres land with
Barn and Fruit. -e 80
SeOTille Avenus-lsrQs tEo-s.ory house and large o
lot. barn, &c. Exchange for land IN parti balance
On long time.
NsVb1rFh ElIags-Eiouss and four acres land
Brick Tavern stand and 2ik acres, one of the
urneipsi plapk roads, n miles from the CITY. large
and convenient house and excellent lands EXchanEs
In part Il house and lot few the city
Dne hundred and sixty acrrs land in Lehenen CO...
Mich. 500 per acre.
Farm iof a acres, On Plank Road. 8 miles east nf
ths city mouse, Barn, Orchard. &C Exchange tor
House and hut, say 70 an1ouHt OF e2,llu
tirseuWOo stFeeG-House and Lot llfKlsl saafs -
House we'll finished and Convenient with barn
Exchange for a farm
CITY of ST. Anthony, EInn. = Two vacant lots cen
sraily located. To exchange for house and lot n
tbs City.
: Farm Of 100 acres miles from the City. with
Hou1s, Barn and Orchard. 70 exchange for tandin
western part Of this state, I-sss 81
kinsnlan gtreet-rWo-story House and Tot. To eN-
change for farm and icw ecres near the City
Greenwood street-'IWo-stcry House and lots TO
exehange for Farm. o1 eFEl
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S1oEeI8.

MANHATTAN HOTEL.----Nos.
ANH as Tnud lsIEay street, 2d door from Broad
~, 1,oElts tie faEE, 6eE York. E1E I'D g ling.
Pr0lTte1ozl. qGeiasi lais e fe1r gtlssI
4o1Ee Bosfsn. = Q. 4ilng, lalt sf boFefpy' 3 1t1
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MORNING LEADER.
rR1pAY ngORNNG. LII Ia.
ERAVRLRR,a RReIsTRR.

Otinsna wishing conveyance % either q the seovs
BteVonE Omnibus Line, hy leaving their addres4 a.
the Omnibus Oos, lt7 Superior street. door next %
Woddoll House.
Nov. s., l86e,