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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

RNa
IYuuR 1RgTHRES'g DEATH.
AIETJI VIOLIN GEES
purp ~ organizing volunteer c1Tnra-
nc ia aaf otnsr ~ 4 tiel ans Hpuston
n alerpoon. Il two O'Clock. Al vonns
tend by order
JEo TORN, Captain
lirT. Soc Pm tern
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21
HOUSES, ROOMS. &C., TO LET.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

An ELEaA~T 5 aefoHN soUse, 2a5 MADISON
n Forfeit street, for sale Anlng
werty Rooms gith abundance NJ closets and ward
90 2ISas: bs, stairs C4orte
sire for pnmprg slack rosewood hnisn hrst
secono and TIT mirrors In dressing
tuary Re work hrou kupsriar p nhing and
hng nasrs design and workmanship equal 10 anything
~ uiraS il o.d ~ q VI al s.so Appy ~ tno
house, en- No Park place. J0dN H. sH5RWOOD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

Nv LAr1s stZB AuratCAS Fla ~.
|Btely at - Brc Adwey. ~ Ara
sd-sRMAF & 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

EoBoKES-4 FisSf Gas. NhaEL2 Nj W, raREE
IL story br, House sale great
siucs, In walk
Jerry. PRICE S34 o. S,4N cash. S425 Ii by
Apply the OF and Meadow Of
AaN TLN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

DIVE FIRM toh Al. ABOUT tEvsNTy-sIvE
IL syres IN high of raltivs ,n y-rlookng
sound 0fty miles h d cpitsge dious
otngs, g1oo i.n,g nh sec f1is, w-ttr, prics
aruadwsx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21
THE WAR.

l1TH AA1D avDD Nrs' A9OU> Il, AR1Usr-A
meetUe OF the joseph shot Muss e'eers viii be he'd
a. De Cra6 aoa.e, 400 sixh Monday evening
arrl22 oclcck % make arrangements for the defence
Of tho Union aud Tho constitution she and hose
wsh'De 10 join are requested ~ attend ey ord=r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

Volt STEkRs --OUE pDstRy
um AMI hurl srcser 30 in ~ daat
jog fer The service AZ ts1 gated sAsA>A
eal DESTROYS Of s~rgias "a -tr country IN
ave M opportunity 20 aisp.ey' : thalr
b 90 the stare aud Stripes ~ enliA. az
OF sixteenth UtrSt and StShfh avegie
CHAhLts n. ISaEs, colonel,
|. Msjo-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

slwo FAnas yoe oAA1-siEU ALTON IN ENaIk6d
! keieubocnoO Cd ~ D.. by " X Railroad;
niaues' Wink ~ b. depo, and three miles RON We
has ken fry vii ~ Ale In " 70 Inquire ~
G. kUSAAL i6s asbisg slrer~ a. n T. o. DAY on The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

A,Ok ALI Or To tFT-FIiE House kNO VN A8
the white situated fly eighth street, between
gbth and Ein he Park
y guished for a fn~ ud god
ltt or turnor, -'b lease. Tor sae Inquire Of JOG.
NtFkl.r. t0s Fcur,n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

m lpHer Part on srtage hOre; hree ro'n a.
n4'uuby sfnstd three uputes wax IRON the STATIC :
INQUIRE Il he station, Ia bast Twenty fourth ST.
q lev york
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

NOR SALE ON 70 LEr-AT STATEN LELAND, FOE
the suMner months or Tor one year, comfortable "a
miy Hou~e with sftnn sno stsbe attached situated near
he SeFroas he lmmedia'ey overlooking the
BAY, afordpR Of delightful views TO b
found the orhood Of new York twenty ninutes'
~a the ORR ferr, al vanderoilts Landing. For
psIt,culs,s aP ly n ~ flpe street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08
THE CITY.

i
DREADFuL AccIDENT ON THE LAKE SHoRE
RAILROAD Track. On Friday afternoon
about 4 O'Clock an accident occurred on the
| c. & E. Railroad about two miles east OF
Euclid station, which resulted in the death
of Mrs. Whalen and one of her grand
chileren, and the probable fatal injury Of
another grand-child. Mrs. .Whalen had lived
with her son and his family in cottage
near to the track, from which they were re-
moving to another house a short distance
away All were occupied in carrying ar
ticles Of furniture and the old lady had
taken an armful Of articles and started for
her destination by way of the track, taking
With her the two children, aged respectively
about four and six years. It was necessary
by tlis route to pass Seattle guard" placed
at q point where the. track is crossed by the
wagon road, and just as the three reached
this, the accommodation train came in sight
The train was running at speed Of about
25 miles per hour. The engineer says that
Mrs.. Whalen looked around several times
and finally stepped from the track, when he
saw for The first time the two children who
were seated on the cattle guard. He at
once reversed the engine and made every
effort tocheck the train, but in vain. Mrs.
Whalen stepped back on the track with the
evident intention of removing the children,
but before this could be accomplished, all
three were struck ard the woman and
youngest child Instantly killed. The older
cnu6Was padIy injured and viii probably
die. p s 49,
The accident is terrible and melancholy
commentary. on an oft repeated warning
concerning the danger Of walking on the
tracks of railways, where trains are contin-
ually running and at speed which is real
lied by few persons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

LOsT.-Yssterday, in one Of the Kinsman
street cars, = Ladies' Hunting Case Gold
Watch, Ad. Lang 4 Padoux, Gsnsvs, manu-
facturers. A reward Of ten dollars viii be
given to the person returning the same to
the Review Office, Atwater Building.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08
A GOLDEN PUZZLE.

am single, I'm married, bus not often either
| 1 belong to both sexes yet sometimes am neitheri
1 am young, am cid, though never decay d,
have seldom been sold, but am requently
/ Sometimes am one and somatimes tits true,
just suit your convenience, divided In twof
| I'm as rich as prince, rank with the great
/ l 70 with the Queen, on her errands OF statel
/ I'm followed by mobiles, because they behold
In my suite what they prize more than silver or
| Nv nearest relatives are most Of them poor,
But have always disdained to beg at the door
] am now and then seen with the low and the
vile,
But we are seldom together a very long while
Still as conform to their customs so willing,
They make me SO base I am not worth q shilling.
And yet so exhalted and high Is my station,
I've place in the senate Of every nation
am found with all classes, both learned and
And always most welcome, yet never Intrude,
But although so much loved and admired by my
Ny enemies use me to suit their own ends,
I've been locked up in dungeons Of iron most
And in hahdcuF been led, when did them no
I've BEEN Burnt like martyr, yet felt not the
Though they cut OF my head, and hung me in
I've been beaten and bruised, BY their merciless
hands,
And banished In exile to faraway lands,
As my absence oft causes them anxious concern
1 have run into debt, and made great smash,
Still I've paid every pound that owed, IN hard
cash. .--.- r.. r =.
have trayersed the world, and sailed in all
climes, ~ -..al = re- r.y. .a.aE
And filled up my place in disasters and crimes.
I was drowned in the sea with Pharoah's great
host, .-. ~
But soon twas discovered that I was not lost. tt
/ was not with Goliah who fell with sling,
But was present with David when he was made |
king; a II % u
I was mot with poor Job, through his losses or
But was there when the Hebrews were cast ia the
plains,
am eagerly sought by the ignorant crowd,
The friend Of the poor, the desire of the proud
1 reside in a mansion, dwell In cot,
But in some mean abOdes confess l am not
Ny home is palace, yetstill must own
I'm accustomed to change, and frequently roam,
And though you ere meet me, you soon VIII per
eeive, 4. fs..
The name that have, and my tale will believe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

SUNDAY School UNION coNcERT-This eve
ming at ~ o'clock, in the First Baptist
Church. Or. ]. S, Newberry will address
the meeting, and give description of the
character, habits and conduct of the Indians
IF some Of the tribes he has visited.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

LOsT.-A small memorandum book, Of no
use to any one but the owner, The finder
will be rewarded BY leaving It ct Benton 4
Bros store, on Superior street. st
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

UssvoRTH's CONCERT. Remember the con-
cert of this favorite minstrel troupe this eve
ming. at the Meodeon, They have had
-overaowing houses at their previous enter
tai6ments in this city, and are not surpassed
byany Of the eOrk-operatic companies which
haYs been among us. They give but one
concert aftsr to-night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

MHE41Es OF TIE CLEyELAKD BAR.-There
wiz be a meeting Of the members Ofthe Bar
this morning at nine o'clock, to take such
action as may be proper with reference to the
.dealh Of Judge Mclean, Associate Justice Of
the Supreme Court Of the United States
The meeting VIII be held at the United States
Oourt room
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

AREsvkl OF GEoRoE CHARLES MoNTEITH
etk$oAInE.-This distinguished gentleman
arrived, in charge Of the police, on the To-
Iedo trsin, Saturday morning. he viii
come mp for a11aminatiOn to-morroW morn
ing before Justice Benham.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

@Fiay barrels Ness Pork, 80 barrels
Dried Apples, IS boxes Hamburgh Cheese,
100 barrels Salt Creek Mills Xxx. Flour,
Carbon Oil at SO cents, and Lubricating Oil
at 25 cents per gallon.
GEo. sPRAqUE, oviatt's Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

~ A special meeting Of the " Ladies'
Christian Union viii be held this afternoon
a } O'Clock IN the rooms Of the 2. NJ. c. A.,
oYsr Ksndsll's store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

~ See advertisement Of Dr.. sanOrd's
Liver Invigorator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08
GEapf atines, &e.

IN 600ISHBELLA& z CATAW-
4NQs sOOO BA GRAPE WINS for sals by O.
III R0BFSOs, Agent for the sale of Rochester a
HrfIVa FrIiif and Ornamental Trees, Shruba, RoSsa
fl5hiiSs, erosnhouso Bedding Plants, and sgsry "a
riafY of ffrfna Native and erel 1ui Delaara Diana
fc1corf CiIFahcga, niol -Fiiiagas etc.
Tf VII b found 70 the adVentage Of those wisbfnr
= uT aoeEll on Mf. 3 before purchasinF elsssIss
~ fh0 bsat stock Of Verbenas, comprisi1- "a
gGTistissmoltiy new rolD % csnts 70 gi per 5osr
Ole ElEl1ts9s NJ .esis.on, % cents psr doEsn. =
as1i Eiis pI7I1pt ssi,aiiPa, tpfs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

k.ssas RRz.l..II..II.-Ths R.l.I citizens Of Dover, in
this-eounty, have contributed Sill cash and
a box of clothing valued At s25, in aid Of the
destitute-in Kansas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

on.-The undersigned is prepared 10
manufacture oil tubes and vath in superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms,at his steam Planing NIL,
corner Of Erie and Kinsman streets, ClsEo-
land, Ohio. G.H. KIDNEY.
lanIsRI0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08
BUsINEss NoTIoFs.

Found AT LAsT.-Bronchitil, and also
Laryngitis, known as weakness or loss d
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. GibsOn's new treatment win cure, afbsr
all others have failed. Warranted. II Il
the ne plus ultra Of medical science. He
also cures eatsrrh, asthma, coughs, con-
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases of the liver and stomach. ofics
III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

~ All should not tail to read the adver-
tisement of Prof Wood in tO-day's Papar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

FRANK PAEKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
ssp2AR36;1y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08
CrofkfrQ 4 QJllinalUare,
NHINA, OROUAARY = GLASS:
Imlo7Ior l1d De1Ier 10
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE

On1ANAs OlAo6 AND LAhIHEN AhE
WHITE STONE CHINA-EN-
w TIREtIY Of James Edwards manufacture /;
we'll known to be the BEST and FINEST WARE
made e the English Potteries. warranted not 70
the separate piece quite low any inferior Qual
y can Be bought sliswhsTs.
GOLD BAND CHINA-OF THE
fhs gliding wsrrantsd 70 stand. Tea-Sets for SllO
ANY pieces wanted can be had separate from sets.
= CILVER PLATED WARE
Double Rlnts looks ss we'll as Silver. at one-fftb
The cost, and viii last TEN YEARS at least, in con-
slant use, and cn thei Be re- plated, Hdesired. Our
st9S6 81 q tassa gooaA eonprise9 op,,o,vs
GUILE TEA ,UkNs, EAPKIN RINGS
IA I sFFs. 5i7'1A SYRUP fUl0fs.
&C., &C. &C., &C.
GAS FIXTURES-OUR PRESENT
stock comprises the Largest and most com
Plete assortment Of Gas ha1eeliers and Pe4dants
Glass. PaPsE- Tin and Trgnaparent mica shadss.-
lS@AIi ii-o ord-fs i5r GAS FffTING ard REPAIRS,
Or slterations q eas Pipes promptly ATTENDED to at
g HOUSE FURNISHING ARTE-
CLES-A great variety Of new and eonvenhnt
srtiees t9r kitcheu ue9-lehor- saving Inventions
e RotarT Egg Beaters, Oyster Broilers, OysterCan
foidi5T Fsndsrs, knife and Spoon Baskets. Table
hatI, &c.
EB-Housekespers, and thoss about goingto house
kespinq are invited TO cal and examine our stock,
which We shall take pleasure in showing, even II
they DC not wish to purchase.
WILLIAM P. FOGG,
@ II I n A H A i L,
Corner of Superior + Seneca Sts.
anls
FGG BOILERS-FOR THE Ia
v BILE, with thres-n1inHfe glasses attached
Just received By lieb25l W. p. FOeG.
E6G Gu PS,
IA EGG HOLDERS,
EGG GLASSES,
E5t EGG LADIES,
WIRE EGG B0ILERS
nv rfah25f " p FOcf1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08
Respectfully submitted,
j. ISCHRGDER, Police ClefR


Dox'r CARE TO MAKE FKIENDs.-The Al
bany Standard, speaking Of the famous
horse Cruiser, who is soOnto make his debut
in this city with RaTey, tells . story Of 3
young gentleman who visited him in the
stable where he was quartered. a friend
who was present bantsFed the young man to
approach and pat the horse, and in such a
manner that the latter did not like 70 rsfise!
As he approached, Cruisers eyes rolled to-
ward him win warning look, Of which,
bowsver, ne took no heed hut laid his hand
on his back. No sooner was the touch felt
than the horses upper lip folied back and
he made a savage snap at the earessing hand
which caused its owner q execute a.ssriss Of
feats in the way of ground and loftytumb-
ling which were pleasant and wonderful TO
behold. aaU0o vaakIIaIK
Cruiser will be here on the 18th OF the
present month. # s
THz BILLIARD CHAMrioS.-Mr, ]. J. Wise
man has forwarded an invitation to Berger,
the renowned knight Of the Cue to visit
his rooms during his cOutemplste5 Western
to'tr. Should he accept, lovers Of the game
will see something in the Wsysos wonders
which will open their eyes. ts.l slsaH ..
t-agg a5- -I,kz za..taA
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81 LII.
.pgoUsE & JENNINGS, l
REAL ESTATE 4 INSURANCE AGENTS,
Nos91l aSaP9i'r g, (uP stsHs) IS
-3rs rrkrRrR nEoow.sfsf ..
FoR RzLE or KxcRzReE

A hahaIolns Cent ~ 81siGenes IL saudnsl-y, cr,s
and hall miles 1fon - Dailroad depot A ilrTe,
handsculo and vel farnl1hsd Stone Houge, barn,
aud IS acras land. Hith . great gariefy Of choke
Eruit ) % OxcAan6s sor Improved property in this
~ far.a ef iss S.rSs, oa Plsak Rad, n M RON
Ciiyi lafsl t1lo l1ly 8rllk dcuse. Eood hlrng or.
ehard; lo1 sandy Loan and muck-a superior I'm.
win t1lrs uaJ lns hnlfln h1u1I and IlW lcrss near
Ehe clty; balance ol tine.
Tarn efIoo aero1. sine nils ftoul Citys House.
Barn, Orchard, and veil WEtered.
bEightol Nlllare-aou1 and four sores land with
ss59iIis k4saas-larEs tEo-Sfory heuss aad Iar1s
los eaEn; e. Exshangs ior lAnd n part; balance
Brick TaNera Et1ny. and lof scred, on one u the
and conySnlon hoAls and excellent land. Exchanfa
one hnnerai nd sixty aeres land IN Lebenun O.,
. TaEn q g acFsS, On Flank Road. miles east Of
the city; j 1ouna9 nuEn, orchnrd 40 Ezchanrs for
Houas and Los, say - amonnt Of loo.
GreenEcol at1a1e-H0uno and Lot l2oxlS0 faos /;
Hougs veil hni1hsd and sonTeniont, with barn.
E-Echang5 l1f B l1I11-s
UifT ofSt. ARsh0ny, lllnn.-FWo vacant lots, cen
trellI loos1s6- Bo oeEohanss lor house and lot n
IAN q loo ss7os, niIss hron the CITY, vita
House, Barn and Orchard 10 exchange for land N
TTeatarn part % tnIa Stats.
Kinsnan -IU6-ItoTYiH iHousa and Let. To *,
chanfs lof ttFm lnd q ioE acrog mar the City.
GFlenEood ltrost-Euo-gterT Hou1s and lot. 70
oxohangs lof aFarn-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

DNolins Hsnlas ql Klna.lan, Mal3ui and Aani-
Si0. Wohs1s EeuE Haadrsd pOllass Wiih Ehlsh
% ~ - - ROUsR 4 JENNINGS.
sprs -. B. EItats nd ~. ATsntl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08
FoR SALE.

EsWburSh-g9 asrss, Z nile fron villagsl H0usa.
Barn and asun1nnco o. Fruit.
Clinton Efr8st, nsar ths nsE High School Buildins
-goo9 tgo-storY House. and lot skis isgt. desl-
sssaIs Girls aaa ss1 Mm-s miles rom Court
Hougs. eooa haildingl and. maehinsEys dwelling
and tarR.
so aerss Timber LaAa a Psnnuylsania-t miles
non ndsouts and noar . tie greai Oh Region. S5
pr ncro.i
Kias3an stssss-tEO-ssosy Brisk House and L0s.
NlYalA
Zen ae-ss O Laks street., near Wilson Avenue.
East Ulssel..,la-.oa elzgE E>ad, tE0-stoly H0u's
Il ssrSS-s aiSs ho1 On. House., Barn and Or.
chard-
LsFrs nSa a,slrSl,s, BFf.k Hcu1s and Lot-Esstf
and asar ETss Glrsst. Win y lold very low,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08
GaaI.

NoKEl COKEII COKEIIl---
" b. WALLACE SON ARE NOW EAHU,
kAQTURINq Coke nom the pure HAAIMOED9-
VILE Strip Vein COAL, which q HuHeriof
% any ether Coke In eko market. We can fnrnfah
tag3imouiAls from numerous manuh hcturola who are
Soy using H. and WhS max of its eksractar IN tha
40, ; sonStant supply Of HaumondIvHl0 striD
zen sA1IHtAe GOALS and slso for DOlastie
Being Located imnodsatsly On TIE line oiths Clsvs
hnd Pittpburgh Railroad, Weean ship with Dis
eatch % any part Of the State. 0rderg solicited.
= p. y. WALLACE q son,
Hamn0ndIEilo, Jo1srsoa Co1ntyt ohio,
January 81, lss0. hblR8
C.J. HUIsII, Pitt1b q J. g. HUs1EY. 6Eo. eIzcIaTl.
HUSSEYS B COMPANY
GtOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ 6ALB AND RETAIL DeeisS8 in PitiibuFgh,
0Zsgilis and STRIP Vein C0AL8. Also Nut COAL
.or 9nithing. Once On the est si1e 81 tig ulgEo-
Ald 4 Pittl5rgh =. ,. Ooal Qter, els9olgal, ohie.
Qrdsf1 lelt e. Hll11T hcBrdsl (Ni1gioUil B
WaFah0usel Win rsooiVo DronUt attsntion. sell
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08

LT7LE Boy lOsT.-A little boy named
Dalbert Whaling, about four years of age,
straysd away from the St. Clair House yes
terday morning, and hsd not been found up
20 last evening. His mother, who is a
stranger in the city, is very much distress
ed in consequences. She describes his dress
as consisting Of black loose coat or over
coat and gray iinsey woOlsey pantalOOns.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-08
9rs 8eaIs. ,,aa, a@s
TIT D. KENDALL 3 CO. -
GREAT SALE OF DRRss sILKsi 5o

1H. p .lsKs5EB5N KENDALL Dali : CO. -
GREAT SALE OF DREss suKsl 7o
PrODOylur 2 % s,o,. on I-z.,,,;
We shau oner on MOhDAY, april sth,
ZOE PATTERHs BIOH FANCY DREss silks
Ctsting from Sl,lO % sl,7s psr ysrdsuo rs
| AT ONE DOLLAR PER YARD.
IN ths lot win Be found some choice MoURHIEe
Sllh6A1s. Aaii1o, eisEant SILK Rohass oestlng hon
As usual, cur assortment Of BLACK SILKS. Al.
5m9IEs' seeded aud Rep silks, Solid eolored iancy
~ most extensive In the city, Whsh We osr at an.
s.s slls ~ 4sos''' I'D. KEHDALL &co.
IN LIE Ar = = 7-77-
lI l7 sr
IT HE emo
TRACKH
~ 10 all
All-Wool Msrinos, worth 81 90, which We
VIII sell for 50 cents. % - :
SHERWOOD & OAKLEY.
2iz Superior stroSt.
\ Yaleneias worth A cents which we win
sell atl2} eenta.
SHERWOOD OAKIEE.
5000 yards BIsaehed Muslin at 5 cents per
SHERWOOD AOAK1rr.
An of our FwO-shilling DeLainss at I2s
cents per yard.
SHERWOOD 8 OAKIET.
1000 yards Gaia Plaida worth IS eants,
ct l22 cents per yard.
SHERWOOD OAKLEY.
:, Empress 61 Cloths for so cents psryard, worth
SHERWOOD OAKLEY.
'h' b1s BaSsi s7sF osTsd q soodS % "a tbs : st9. ~
SHERWOOD & OAKLEY,
la2l2 % Superior ItEsst.
237.
HOVER & HIGBEE
have enlarged and enlightened their Rooms.
rstreet.......slS5,
And ara rsplsnishsd with thsbsSt
NE W DRY GOOD Sill |
AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
Among which are the most recent styles and textures
~ "a ne Poat sgEing Iney sre constantly selling
sfteT case ofTheir
oELEBRATED PRINTS.
AZ s and 10 cents per yard, with large supply Of
aOs+1k ~, ~, GLGYEs, RIBBOHs. EMBROIDERY,
AAQEt MBlTE GOODS, Wells, VFTT,
TISSUES, GRAPES, SHIRTINGS,
-- BRILLIANTS, NOTIONS.
Aa sioS9fS o'sS. yts .Ss Ss... o care held = @
Brown AND BLEACHED CLOTHS,
TaoAINGS-StripsI, Checks and Denfms.
LIHEEB-Pure Flax Linens.
aBNTLEMENg FEONTs, CUFFS OoLLARs,
BR0ADCL0THS,
lassinsra, Dosskins, gasfpstta.
&C., &C., &s, &c. &C.,
(THE LOWEST PRIOEs-s ------
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MOTlOE.-WILL BE OPENED
EIGURED LAWNS and -.
t FRENCH JACOHETTs -
Lsft over rom last Season, and they viii bs ofsrsd
. one-halft the former prle5, viz
Fat C6IoFsa Loans Al 8 ee1ts, za l
1ire'-Shilliag Fiss Jaoonsfts at Is4 eslt5,
With other Spring Dress Goods at oorrespoudi1x
'rleqs. Aho-Ihs balance Of q 11c :
YEEHfEddffss YEIE2HfEddfs sa 9Pa6PPIIIEEAs, P6PIIEs and p
6 tsatiSfaetoFy PriceI to the Purchasers.
-S'Oall and procure some Cheap Dress Goods e
asl Oornsr Superior st. : p PUB. - sass-u.
M EW SPRIN G. GOODS,
dl 11sv cE- 50 r 4
RECEIVING DAILY, ~
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sfr ~ - $50 ni aa.ii
TAYLOR, GRIsWOLD & cos sd
JAsH DRY Goops s Carpet sEoRE,
17ssuperiOr and Iss Bank a7sie
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FREEMAN 3 KELLOGG.
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CARPETS. -
sa OIL CLOTHS.
SHADES AND
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~ Street Railroad Tickets, 81 for one
dollar, are for sale at ". P. Fogg'S Crccksry
Store.