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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18

Since the Presidential votes have been
counted, and the election formally declared
by MF. Breckenridge, the feeling Of sppre-
hensiou about the safety of the Capital is
much relieved. There are still desperate
conspirators here, who would seize on any
opportunity to carry ou. their designs, but
who are overawed BY the arrangements TO
suppress any movements they might organize.
Should Virginia secede, these schemes would
be retiTed. rs EFa fiE tIat f.tllr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18

~ Prot.iW GODS Restorative Cordial and Blood
Reuovator is genuine medicine Of real merit pleas
irritation, II aids the organs OF Digestion to perform
their tunctiOn and resist the assault Of disease II
while IL exhilarRtes Il does not provoke the lastude
which usually fOll.Fs excitem Mt. tonic com
pound exclusively Of vegetable matter L is absolute
" beneficial, and no III effects possibly accom-
pany its use. Il s au infRlible and speedy remedy
Sar Lose of Appetite, FaintBets, Nervous Debility
y .nlgia, Palpitation Of the Heart, Failing OF the
,rS.s,b -ad other delCats diseases 20 which woman
Ms,-iff = EOr Sickness OF the stomach Bilious
ls : 49, Complaints, CostiVeness Dyspesia
va tse host OF evils flesh 10 heir TO- Il Is
OOlis s ~ ~ .,,-a IS. louis Morning Herald
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18

o. J. WOOD, Proprietor, No. 444 BrosdWay, New
York. and No III Market street. St. Louis no, and
sold By all good druggists. Price Sl,OO per Bottle.
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sprrial 4lgtitrs.


-Ths Book Of all others that should Be
nssa ~ nen wish danssed ana ,roken down con.
Situations, q "uUMAN FRAILTY, or PHYSIO.
LOGICAL REsRARuHEs.' Il Is beautifully IL
lurtrasoa and troatl minutoly Of ell the aymptomu
that Invariably dsvolops themssvos sooner or later
rusaltins RON The frsiirs and vitiailnG habits II
early youth. incapanltatRE the victim from sh.rins
t1e ruthon q the natrmoninl state and, q not
eheotsi On tine. degsnrrstinE al The fanetioas of
manhoei, and hFinsiuE BIN, sIcp by step, % lln.
soring and untimeiy attn.
% %. uarrua, ~ Prince g., \. T.. pFice B
contt- Sent ffee % Iostage everywhere, Read the
aeVsriinsIaeni q ''friess mari In smother column
Also scid b s. .. Gaylord and william Fiako,
DrugEisis. ulessland. Ohio
8-ltmay not be generally known that
pF. 9. o, RiehArdipU ths discover of ths sherry
Wine Bitten, Was . regular physician aud Gradu-
ute of che New HAMPSHIRE Medical poileEe. This
bsiEr ths oass the public have oonadonoo 10 them,
end they, a. all lines, hrFs rapd sac, looked
spon The production q uasn Of profound losrn-
ihs ia medicine.
Rr The sherry Wine Blttsra aEe ior sale By 3, 3,
oaylos q. stT0ng Armstrong, and Q. 3. Aaokonsie,
CloVo'and, q.
ns-sso Aavssti,snsus sl'suhors.
PHRRT DAVIS Pam KILIER.-This Medi-
ulne has become an article u commeros-no other
medicine has ever attain, this before, Il a much
ar item in ever bin If goods sent to country
chants tea, o0Gsa or sugar, This spsAka volunes
On iis fsvor Il Glenn Falls Messenger.
~ sod eT3,TWs,rA - and b. 3. =. Gaylord, Wm.
EtsEo. ., .. Hsckenris, strong Armstrong, aud
\. W 8ackriaer, Cleveland ..
- s.t Adrsr isement in another column.
Dr.. Weaver's Canker and Salt Rheum Surup
and Cerats for curing Humors By
purifying the BlOOd.
REAB THIS--HuW II ACTS.
VThsu eiasauo has been long IN the syutsm, the
ar,t fattsrInr symptoms afior taking the sTFup Is
t.at the humor increases on the skin. This should
aos slarm you, it only shows that the disease Is
yorklna oui just The rssalt We want TO ses Apply
~ osrsie and the hunor will heal, and the disease
soon ciaappeau.
EG sold b. - y. Gaylord, Q. s. Mackenzie, 4.
" asctridsg, etr0ng 4 AEmstronE aud Wm. Fisks,
Cleveland, ..
Hg-ses Advertisoment.
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KOINCIDENCEt
SLOAN UNDER TIE COUHTERli

SMITH AND OTHERS IN A |BVA III T.I
NORRIS IN sight with hts Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS Wherb every owner OF
Horses and Cattle can fnd the hest Medicine in use
for many Of the Diseasrs peculiar 20 sueh an mails
hey are soYereigl Remedy for Colds Coughs,
Loss OfAppetite, Hide bound, DistempeIe, &c, 6c
80 These Powders always give Satisfaction, as the
Thousands Who have used hem, can testify See
Circulars, Try them. For sale by Z. +. Gaylord,
E W Palmer. Benton Brothers, Cleveland, o., and
" all Druggists 10 the country. Also, at hp> ale
bY the Proprietor, At 6 ontario street, Cleveland
ohio, b whom all orders must be addressed -...
:, Iel6: R26dAW 81 G. G. NORRIS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18

o, ]. WOOD, Proprietor, No. "a Broad
way n Y, and No. ia Market Sc St Louis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18

E%At No, 444 Broadway, all the Family
and Patent Medicines constantly on hand
Always Fresh ami Genuine. -u
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TRXIs

As Texas has passed an ordinance OF Sc
cession, it is thought desirable that Govern
ment should be relieved from the cost Of
protecting its frontiers against Indian incur
siOns, which now involve an outlay of $2,-
600, 900 annually. Mr.. Wigfan recently ex-
pressed indifference concerning their reten-
ton, and as the troops are needed for the
protection Of the public property nearer
home, they may be recalled.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18

% - ~ ~
NEW W ALL PAPERS
ID JUST -RECEE VED.
TO BUY WALL PAPER CHEAP,
Eoto n. CARSON 4 COS
go BUY CHOICE CORNIGES
cheap, go to d. CARSON 4 co
TO BUY WINDOW SHADES In
NJ. CARSON a. 70.
IF YOU WANT PAINTS, Oils,
A VARNIs9, SC, genuine article, SO 10
fa..- sH 81 a. GAhooN z q
IF YOU WANT TO GET VALUE
i received for your money, 60 70 ls5 suPeri Or 81
'af .a1 A. CARSON q co.
A LARGE LOT OIL CLOTHS
~ ioF sale eheaD, A. a CARSON a co.'s.
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8oatdthg
DOARDTNG HOUSE

DOARDING HOUSE--THR
ID HOUSE, No q Public Square, and bV
6tdue Chur1h,-one of the pleaaaHfeat locations
the city-hss been thQroughly repaired, and is nov
opsn for bolruefG. Families Wishing 20 iurn1ah
f1elr OEln fqol11 can b. accommodated with lara
GHd rclTellelt fQQn1 and bci-r1ou1; and Einfsl
rat11l % f1a11l-lll lglIll. El1U7ruceI lfFa1 ant
1cESas iSsPs-l1loilsol q. W.iB gERIE9,
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8lanWfattWrErs.

BERNARD DEMMENG,
I'D (SuccessoT to II. KonissloW, y
ARTISAN, MACH1NIsT AND PATENT MOD Ell
MA & ER,
No. l44 Superior street. (Leader Building }
CLEVETAND OuTO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18

THESE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
lPILBS are a sure cure Tor .af
Sick Hoadachs, 800 ..
f. Dyspepsia,
2 Foul Stomach,
#. e. sI-- General an Nervous Debility
Bilious e1d Liver Complaints,
s... a CustiVpness, ~CrOiul Gus HUI
-l..... d. r..-..H.H H rnOrs, Eevera, 40, &C.
and are safe aud reliable Family Medicine. More
Of them used than any other kind.
1g-Ses Circulars For sale by 2, n Gaylord, h;
W. Palmer Benton Brothers, Cleveland, ohio, and
By al Druggists IN the country. Also. at wholesale
at Isl Ontario street, Cleveland ehiQ, eE,,. .
General Agent f5r Ohio, Michigan and Indiana.
falle4 R26dEur
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18

KEN VAL.
A R. REDING, MERCHANT
IA TAILOR, hat removed to No l6 Prospect
street, Redhsad's Blo,Nk Few doors west OF Jones
Marble Factory, where he vii be pleased to see and
suit his old customers, - usual and new ones IN
yited.
Gents who furnish their own materials VIII ind 1t
advantageous TO call on him.
EB- Particular attention paid t. cutting Boys
Clothing. fdro4i -,-A b REDlHG. Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18

BERNARD DEMMENG, having purchas ed the
establishment Of H. KoniRslow. is nov prepa red TO
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines, aud
all kinds of light Machinery. Part cuAr atte utiUn
aud facilities Tor getting mp Models Of Patents
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18
THE sEIEuRE oE RavlaUE cur1HRs

The Agent of the Treasury, whom Gen.
Dix sent to Mobile and New Orleans, has re-
turned and made an official report He states
all the facts connected with the seizure of
the revenue cutters by the local authorities,
aad the conduct of the officers on board. Ac-
cording to his observation, the Union feeling
was still strong in all the seeding S tates but
South Caroliua, and they expected to return
under some arrangement not distant in the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18

sold olasyE.F.aLr1OaD, ana ais0o4s s.E3'8.a gE5s8Eyl'''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18
I, BLOOD REH0HAroR.

Il precisely what it1 name Indicates, fur willis
pleasant to the taste, Il D royiViylng, exhilarating
and strengthening to the vital powers. Il also 70
Tiyhes, reRstates and rensWs the blood In all its
original purity, and thus restores and renders the
system invuiherable to attacks Of disease Its the
only preparation ever offered 70 the world In dpop-
ulAF form 20 Is to Be within the reach % all.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18
OYBTERs, 0YBTERS.

MANN & CO.'S
JUSTLY CELEBRATED AND
BALTIMORE Oysters,
In Cans and kcEa, warranted fresh and free from
shella- ane snperi9r % any IN the MARKET and are
J. H~h-A.s. gORHAM,
lOt fuFEEIoR GTREEF,
We are prepared 70 supply e0untry dealers with any
quantity, and at any time These Oysters are pat
ub und6r The supervision Of
Mr.. JOSEPH r Mann.
Whoss reputation is sulicient Euarantee slone for
the good uaiftes of the oysters. We will guarantee
them eqfa IN slEe 70 any Oyster puf uP In Balti-
chaaprr than srar. We also keep
SHELL OYSTERS AND CLANS
by ths barrel on bushel. Manufacturers OF every
KIND o. QraeEerss and Of q superior quality, which
- uuef . tne tr11e low. tl
.. J. d. q A. s. GORHAMs
ecl9he l0l superior street.
FAIR IA EEN d OYSFERS
THE CELEBRATED FAIR HA-
VEN Plant Oysiers, being The inrrest and finest
OTEterg cauEht al this arnaln OF lhe year are re-
csiVad daily bV Express 10 cans and tser and Tor
iaia Gals 81 y. ,4A A. GORHIM-
ootkRin ~ superior strest
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18
AaAira a. Wsshlnstsn.
speelal D.pateAss % n. I. Trlhnna.
TE1 Pa1sIn7NF TIpcr.

No srrangenenls Of any kind have been
made for the entertainment Of Mr.. Lincoln
here bat i is supposed hotel quarters will
Be nslseted, as has been customary with ell
former Presidents for the last twenty-five
yeara. II = private residence should be
chosen, as has been intimstsd, much embar-
rassment 70 that free Intercourse, which Is
desirable on all accounts, would occur.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18

DYSPEPSIA, Loss OF. 1PPEfTTE, FAiNT-
-U' NESS, NERVOUS SIRRITABIITY, NEU- a
HEARf, MEIAEeHoIE, HFPO-'l
5i. OHONDRIA, RIGhT sWEATs, ..r e.
ALL THAT CLASS o. fs 90
~. 9fTSEssP az FSsq1t;6RRIIGE!L tES6RRIGL-
b., ED FEMALE
WEAKNESS AND IRREGULARITIES.
us9.r r7.ti.C1 s- io 1lCi.aTlI a.L
Thefs Is Nothing It's Eqlqli .
T- l1 rH.-f.-HlJ o. El-.ll. ff-.Hc
1zli les lI
LIHER DERANGEMENFs AND TREPIDITY,
AND LIVER COMPLAINTS, DISEASES
OF THE KIDN EY.ANY GENERAL DERANGE-
MEAf vF THE Uk4AARY ORGANS.
Z .t3l zo-
It will not only eure the debility foIlOEing CaILLs
and fhHERi but prevent All attack arising f. ON
miasmatc Influences and cure the disease At once
already attacked. -'-' -'- a- i-..ia
sara1 .5i,sr ragI 4a a.l
as It viii igfal by prevent any delsietteus eonse-
QueuUes following upon the change Of climate or
water. .|.srlf.- .E- D 1--Ea- .s
i1Ra. szu fls ragE -E
-I uI li er
As it Pgsysnts oOstiIsnsss ssEsagtbsPs the digss-
Of sedentaFy habits.
d-lA7d ia. gl-l-lzsl i4 TE4 sit % --
LADIES not accustomed to much out door sxsr-
else should alWa5 useit
Iorl7.I ma rsifL d sue5fs saT
soe 90 ts -z -ES la0'zussaC
MOTHERS should use 1t, for it is perfeot relief;
taken month or two before thu final trial, she Will
pass the dreadful period with perfect ease and ssfety
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18

So chemically and skilfully combined a. 10 be the
most powerful tonic, and yet perfectly adapted
70 act In Perct accordance With the laws Of nature,
and hence sOothe the weakest stognach and tons up
the digestive organs and allAy alnerYous and othar
irritation. 1t is also perfectly exhilarating in is
effects and yet 1t IS followed By lassitude or
depression Of spirits. Il Is composed entirely OF
vegetables, and th0as thoroughly combining power
ful tonic and soothing propertes and consequently
can never injurs. AsA sure preventive and cure Of
O.
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Special Dispatches to N. Y. Times.
,.,,-.,--.. -

Reliable information was received here
hi afternoon, from the South, 70 the effect
thatnO attack w'll be made on Forts Sumter
aud Pickens until after Mr.. LincOln's inaugu-
raj address is delivered, and not then un-
ess it foreshsdOws coercion, or an attempt
shall be made to reinforce these forts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18

Read what the Press sry, after thoroughly testing
no matter, and no one can have doubt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18
OUE FINANCIAL TROUBLES,

Secretary Dix assures the Committee on
Ways and Means that unless Congress will
promptly pass Mr.. Sherman's ten million
Dill, offered on Tuesiay last the Treasury
cannot meet its obligations, and must go to
protest. Mr.. 81 erman will attempt to put
the measure through the House under the op-
Grafton Of the previous question early next
week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18

70 AVOID imposition, otssrsa the signature and
likeness Of Dr., stephen SUce4 on every iabsl, aud
In tie slass Of each bottle, without hith nons aro
genuire. rri .- - HIDHHRDs0N = c.,
- . .- Sole frgprietorl, horUick Ct.
FOR sals ID Cleveland b. Mm. FisfB. STRONG and
ArmstEong, and by ~ PEugEigis. 1sF97- Rf6dsW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18

MOTHERS should use It, for it is periest relief;
taken month before ths final trial, she Will
pass the dreadful period with persct ease and safsy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18

NOTICE TO ALL DEALING IHOR USING THE
PAIN KILER
Its great Merit and unprecaan tst sals has caused
some men 70 Oilsr Preparations q their own make.
In imitation Of the PaiM killeE-some using The
name % sell their worthless STUFF Try no eLperi-
melts, bat BE- sure 70 call for "Perry Davis Pain
Killer" and be suro that ypu get &c, end you VII
always Psf god Medicina and the worth Of your
money invested
Rricsa-25 csnts, so esltl, and 81 psr Boftis.
aB-soId b. Msdicino Dealers EYsryWhers.-5
Nl IN HARRIS CO., Cincinnati, q.
erupfietors for the Southern and Westar1 Statrgi
70 whom all ordsrs must b addressed-
-. .. /, Sold " WhOlesale and Retail bT,,
3. 2 GAYLORD, Wm.- Fiske, Strons Al msironE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-18
LIyBR JDERANGEMEVrs AND TREPIDIFY,
AND LIVER COMPLAINTS, DISEASES
OF THE KIDN EY,A GENERAL DERANGE-
MENT Of THE URINARY ORGANS.

It Willnot only eure the debility foIOEing CdILBS
and EENER, but prevent All attack arising fiom
masmatc influences and cure the disease At once II
already attacked l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-19

VVAnrED-BV A PROTESTANT GIaL A SITUATION
% DO the cookps washing and ironing Of s III psis
family ~ to do the general housewora Prefers going
short distance in the country Can be a: No 10 Ham.
mopd 81
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E2p~TLG

d L.SfoS PSrvATr fam. IL 'foE1it AID RoAepida
Il House j}j Hudson 1eY VI Chtr'e Persons
.klpe ca md those Ti,kit Hcr1rse il nnf THE
quieS md j. irnIls ul9 ar IN tni's ur srg u
81 IL. married, incu; ue Scaid, hats ga 80
sJARros HOUSE, L ST 3p1kDWAT, ocRSIE oF
ft Iaihaslns stte8'.. a lC4 is s!erp ou- 20
1T ~ ,he nsh week Terms z.51Ia.s Coz 20 rri 20
~ p,iAs ga y.l,ctdA ari ferries -..-
VAN DYKE 0'EALLoTA~. pr -r;ilt>s
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500 OcOseasd PROPOSE, Win be received By ardsrag,.
sa gss, sv a. @ ~ ssns in he cy q A. Se YH
peat for losning the state OF Iowa
tie assso s q ne sss a
@ ere. ened sn set 70 prSye r toe e
S,s Of TO- snss q 70 s invasion and defend s
The fSr Mhch se.si proposals Aforesaid vim be
of hat a r which .sH 81 Il n
aspyate SALE at aer nominal par value, previus to TIE
The bonds far me sale Of which the ssd sealed proposn
option o. hs parry making h- proposal Expressed IN
tS ss sSsq ~ ND ~ %
state Of Iowa wh interest coupons ssehsd ssne BY The
state Of Iowa providing Tor The Of prsn
cos q the . twenty yss from he date thereof
CT January ans July Of each yssr a the rate Of per
being payable The Metropolitan Bank, in CITY Of
% S sS ns ns v saS mt os
thirty days public nouca OF such place In three in
The state has rrevoca. pledged It's faith to provide sde
% the at ID s 81
RS sSa ssai az or &c much as
ihs STAG has basn and ss and fol- those
may nesesaary enforses ms1d masp levy ia sash
year tar or these purp1s after pay mint Of Al
OF s n s :hs @ y
rea With may be psysbe thereon snd tina. the value n
sse pSi expressly
pa 81 ooS o
Eank OF Iowa
abe 500 bonds by ead will be sold al
In the ate No conditional proposals. viii be considered.
The right reserved to reject al any such proposals
shall be considered viii promote the pest interests Of the
state.
The term: VIII be specie payable in hand delivery Of the
bonds sold 10 the puvcbe sers
The proposals. viii opened at IL o'clock NJ the 18Th
day o. july 1851, by the undersigned a. tn place NJ
reception, A. the OF euch
be present and the loan awarded hgheas
bidders, IL accented, on the 18th day % July 1861
Proposals mutt be addressed undr unde signed
core 81 Metropolitan Bark New york city. marked PTopo
sails for Iowa htate Loan ~
number certified cpies OF the authorizing raid
oan and of the scton Of the Board OF
provided for Nth ohe documsnie ming
found the Meropot BANK the city FORK fos
inspection and examination.
JOHN w JONES, Treasurer Of State Tar Acs.,.
MACuRlN l. FISHER, A0u Ss@ns"
NEW YORK, June ~, 1851.
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OCEAN ROUSE, NEWPORT, h. j.-4s.ssbs akaSsb
" EyHJH have much pleasure In Notifying their pume
rus friends and the public that he ocs.n HOUSE win b
opeued 0f the reception OF guests the h CT juno The
hgo reputation Chs OCEAN House has acquired cuog the
Pas Two hessons Will be- fully ,usts,ned ia the coming
zvsy department viii be pc.1nten6ed thorough
y Sonyersan Tth Ne burtness AID cxeton
het guests agreeable Helmsmules celebrated OrohestA
go long and tsvab known IA Newport hiss been engaged
excusively for the Jeesu House
diagram OF the house be seen, and
she Clarendon Hotel In this city KKHNER HfkCE
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sUMoFNIEs. RESORTS.
A,A6 RoCKAWAg,L.I
.l1GpkpCEn

TOORETrE HOUSE. RERGsN POINT. n. j.
~ his frat class family hotel will be KEEP. o2ru until
9sob.r .oI.s leSse pier no Worth river 81 TO- IL 20,
WESLEY W. fro1
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TNAETEr-Y9Js HOKNIRG, uNE COOK: WAGES S 0
" cook washer and ironer; wages SIS; also
English or ar Ame yatestast 81 als large number
Of general tous otkee, chnmb adp, waresfs hnd gra
lately landed. Arply at AckEhMAN1, A2A Broadway, W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-08

{ l0ukrEV BOAsD-Ar HILTON. ULSIER COUNTY.
~ one CT more suit Of Rooms b. hsd, appls
Immediately AZ mis- paint IN private fanDy ih SOD
plain food md plenty OF H. moderate and view
peru apply scr terms and fun particulars st No 8
Mola. Building 40 Broadway, OF Worta street
f., Eot,ry Public Conmssii nsr for all the rtatea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-08

OCEAN BOUsE, sHREWsB CRY, LONG BRANCH NJ
" II ha splendid summer resort fos The
sn For bng tea snd river bhing IS vel Is fos sailing.
transient Boa ders 81 IS per day. boat Fl: m co Of
hopipson street twice day.
a Capt A. Ii. HAGG 2RrY Proprietor
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COUNTRY BOaRD-oNE OR TWO FAMILIES CAN
~ be accommodated IN beautiful locaoo at Kysck on
me banks Of the dudson the no!ng fhe bahing
bshng sor partcularn apply at No 90 Jams street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-08

ItOUSyaY EOasp-CAN ne OByAInnD FIR TGo
~ or three families a. Oh STR Coopoc,icut; the
most healthy del nj yiver
Jew miles from the sound vilh ready Communication NlLa
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-08

OEQUOT HOUSE,
L NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT.
Tie attention o. the public Ia reetuy invited 10 this
fayor,te summer resor which for Of accom-
daton, accessibility Of POSITION variety and beauty of
sensr, WITH challenge comparison with any upon Tho A.
Thames, Long Island sound two miles rev London
Conn and within six hours ride of Rev York and Boston
Il accessible fom New Yok by the magnificent steamers
0.y Of BOSTON, City Of New Iork Common wealth and
Plymouth kock which leave Rev FORK a. r. H.. and by
three dsy trains of via New Haven The subscriber
say his friends patrons that no edolts Will
be spared 10 merit their pa ronsge.
n. L. CnOCKER Superintendent
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HGsIEA5Lg CoUNs FRY BOARD NAY RE OBTAINED
~ Fort Lee Be'ghts, overlooking The Hudson situation
passed. steam coat thomas L. uss leaves foot Of
Serng stree. nn ost hourly. Mrs. JARuInE
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CINION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
u NO 429 Canal street. corner Of vsT,ck
Open daily from 10 A to2P. M, and from to p X.
DEPOSITS FROM 10 CENTS TO $500 REChIvkD
Six cent interest ao wed all sums Of 500 and
ard fva per cent on larger amounts
This bank hs. 7 and received depo
S525U56 &c during the past 20 months
Deposits Def July ~ will bear interest from hs
LIST inst.
r. UAyING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-08

WHO MOULD NIT 60 aEha S1Kt0ae .sy--;su
" vc rec Miss WELDING rt't, tire 9reat ,ngitsh O.
pie ess tho hcs Of ALL ~ c.uDo syc,eS Csn be
SHEA persraty r - le'tsr "a fhstos of lie
iay law snts, i1uVDevs % sn ri nvs
I&&s hsih wea H. ma wso ~ re,,>tn d. nsrp fri
f4i hft hSh.S. NJ n is re oidv person ~ teis
wac - h" errcf oman sD5 hFbifn q isaD ter fovc
g00o .icV 40 81 tuc,n'ts tars, tureete.;
me- Csav Mt &, c2n u tate NATURALLY Yt>d ord tn
rolSg llaf. es ufGSeFf fVeu. Hgtly rotah'e eats
1effrri CO., 10 " >sen ner res d. ~ sixin avenue
opposite 2 suih ssfest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-08

fNANTED-A PaCTperArT oIuL TO Do 9EpHR l.
~ housewcyk in q small private family; wages sc per
moch. 5000 rsfeien required. Apply 26S %
II &c frtO
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Vi -yspS~. nABpYr r., BOOKS, SC, B9U0ay FOR
ia, - n-f 81 e silih ayenee se' ecu .inih ord
sss.g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-08

= f1s s2t. "a 81 calais. Of srSlnte5 msnufacNre; $50
"a ~bsE.tIt sNsr 1s pls0 ana ornamental 81
8, ,t-~ ia 1918
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HELP WANTED-FEMALES.

LNHEk-raE --rBE UsyOa MsLupMHNr MET,
u tute SO Brosdssy s frse Of sny charge
hot Ia aud boarding hUue WI ia Irish,
lar aud sb'ca female done 7d capacity in cy
ara eoontsy A. large nun Der = goer 81 l. wanted
i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-08

nFFICF CIrlzENs, StRE lNsgR ANGE COMPANY.
~ New York, ioGlD IA dig.deld Of twelve.
aGd bali per has declared this day. payable
demand ed ARD A. WALTO ', Secretary,