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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15
IRON CAIRO, -.

OAikOi Earcn IA.
The rebels evacuated New Madrid last
night, leaving large quantity Of g1ns and
stores, which they were unable 10 carry Of.
Some fghtiHg took place yesterday between
their gun bosts and our siege batteries, in
which We lest twenty killed and wounded.
A shot from one Of their guns dismounted
one Of our 24-pounaers, killing four or Eve
Of our men.
Capt. Carr, Of the 10th Illinois Regiment
was killed while placing pickets, on We'd
nesday night.
Loss Of the enemy not known, as they car
ried of their dead and wounded. They sup
posed our number TO be 6O0O..
Island No. 0 reported evacuated.
Col John A. Hogan arrived here to d az,
from Donelson, and recovering. Steamer g.
". Grzham, returned this afternoon to
Nashville.
A large number of st. Louis merchants
who went up on her with goods for sale, re-
turned, some having sold goods at a sacri-
fee, while others retained them in order to
effect asles at higher prices. Bank bills Of
the loyal States and specie are scarce. Ev-
cry shopkeeper is eager to obtain Treasury
notes Southern bank bills especially those
Of Tennessee, are abundant, the people of
Nashville, however, are rapidly becoming
convinced Of their Worthlessness Anxious
inquiries were made for cotton, turpentine,
and rosin, and although specie was offered,
nothing Of the kind could be had, except two
hundred bales of cotton, shipped by residents
Of Nashville on account.
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RR0lI WAsHINarnN.

WABHINaToE, Mach IA
The bill introduced by Senator hale from
the Committee on Naval Affairs 10 day pro
Vides for the construction under the direc
ton Of the Secretary Of the Navy Of M iron
clad steam vessel of not less than 5 900 or
5000 tons burtheu, and Of great speed and
strength, To be used only as a ram, for which
purpose one million dollars be Appropriated
Also $ls,000,OOO for the construction Of
iron clad gunboats Sc, yOO .or the com.
plstion Of Stevens battery, and $500, 900 for
extending the facilities OF tbe Washington
Navy Yard 80 as to rolk srge plates for
The armOred ships.
The relations between the United Sfates
and foreign nations are nov entirely fFee
from any apprehension whatever of diGt1rb-
ances. The tone Of all correspondence is
cOncillatOFy aud anicsble. Il is considered
that the British, ss well sS the French Min
istry, is evidently gaining strength, owing
to the diseountsancing Of sympathy with the
secessiOnists.
The Senate confirmed Brig. Gen. McDoW-
ell as Major General Of Volunteers.
The President has just reesiVed a message
from Brig. Gen. Strong saying New Madrid
Is ours.
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PRoR. AEDERsoE's OLOsIEe NIeET.-The
greet Wizard of the North closed a most
successful season of magic in this city lest
evening, and tonight concludes his assOeia-
ton with the public Of Cleveland in dou-
BILE capacity, that Of Actor and Magician.
He will present some half dozen Of his most
wonderful performances in juggling at the
beginning of this evenings entertainment,
which win be followed by the farce of "Bet-
sey Baker" the entertainment to conclude
with the fine nuatical drama of +" Black
eyed Susan, !" the professor appearing as Viii
liam, in which character he is said to be
uneJuallsd, assisted BY his family in the
other prominent paTts. Who will not de-
sire II see the Actor and Prostidigitsteur in
the same man.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15

ELISA GA7s.-Oficer CLARK Warren yes
teFday received a dispatch from the seCre-
tary of the onOndaga County Savings Bank,
and also from 3 gentleman in Syracuse, in
relation to this man, whose committal for
insanity We mentioned yesterday. he was
a farmer Of wealth in onOndaga county, and
the cause of his present state Of mind is not
well understood, It being tOlerably evident
from demonstrations since his eommittal
that he is not indebted to religion, as COM
menly understood, for Il. Wewere inform
ed that one of the parties who telegrsphed
Mr.. Warren intended to leave Syracuse yes
terdsy to return Gays to his home.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

81 LOUIS, March IA.
The following official dispatch was sent TO
the Secretary Of War:
After several days skirmishing and numer-
Gus attempts by the enemy's gunboats to dis
lodge General Pope's batteries at Point Pleas
ant, the enemy has evacuated bis fort and
entertainments at New Madrid, leaving all
his artillery, field batteries, tents, wagOns,
mules, &c, and an immense quantisy Of nil
itary stores.
Brigadier General Hamilton occupies the
place. This way the last stronghold Of the
snemy in this State has been taken pesses-
sion Of No rebel flag now floats in Bis
aourf
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OUR SPECIRL CAIRO DISPATCHES.
ISLAND No. 10 EVACUATED.
The Capture Of New Madrid.
THE STORES CAPTURED.

Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Leader.l
OAIRo, March IA.
1t is thought that Island No. 10 Is eYacu-
atod.
New Madrid was evacuated last night by
the rebels. They left behind them guns,
tents, baggage and ammunition. Gen. Pope
took possession this morning. The firing
was kept up till seven o'clock last night,
and this morning there was not rebel to be
ssen
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DRY En0nS

BARGAINS IN PRINTS. 1--WE
- ~ ssys this eAI Hsdaosa IN Prise our sntiFS
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RROnI NEW YoRH

NEW YoRK, March IA
A special Washington dispatch 70 the
Philadelphia North American, reports that
BeaIregard has been appointed Commander
in-Obief Of the rebel army, and that the
evacuation Of Manassas was at bis sug0es
ton. Il is also said that be has arrived At
Richmond.
Dispatches to the Enquirer state that the
Hampton Legion left Fredericksburg on the
18th, bound South. os l-tz 5
The line of the Rappahsuock has been de-
serted by the rebels, and balloon reoonnois-
ances from POhiek Church show no enemy
within thirty miles.
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THE CITY.

gEIzURE OF CoETRARAED GOoDs.-About
two weeks ago trunk and carpet bag are
seized BY the Government detectives at this
point, which were marked for New Orleans.
They have since been held awaiting news
of the OFn1e. Yesterday the deputy pro-
vost MaEBhalOf b ansviIle, Ind, arrived in
the city, looking fOr them. It seems that the
owner, whose name is Sidney Wheeler, Of
New Orleans, was stopped at that place
few days since. To escape himself, he said
that bis baggage-Of which he had the
checks and keys-hsd beeen left at Cleve-
land, but did not say it had been seized here.
The trunk is filed with military goods,
such as buttons, gold lace, gold cord, braid,
&C., the whole being of considerable value.
The o. s. authorities have possession, and
viii sell the goods for The benefit of the uni
ted States.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15

FoREsT CITT HOusE.-The present Propri-
etor, s. D. Allen, has renewed his lease Of
this Hotel, and will reht the house. He
hopes by his close attention to business to
merit the patronage Of the travelling public.
Two or three suites Of rooms can be had BY
families wishing to furnish their own rooms.
97stf
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ADprsoE's AnTRIoAN CEnEET.-Having 90

ADDrsoR's AMERICAN CEnET.--Having sold
and used nearly every kind of Cement Of
fsred to the public, for several ysarS past,
confidently assert that ADDIsOS's ANERIoAE
OEnEzr is, for various household purposes,
ahead of all competition, being good for
wood, marble, alabaster and many other
things as well as China, glass, and earthen-
ware. For sale wholesale and retail By
". P. Foee.
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ms- One hundred and seventy-fve dose

@- One hundred and seventy-fve doses
of AcOnite, Bell, Nux, or any other HOm1-
pathic Medicine, pure and fresh, (alloWing
ten pills to dOse) sent by mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, n.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
EstablIahed I94o.
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FROM NEWYORK.

NEW YoEK, March IA.
A London letter, Of the LIST of March, to
the Commercial, says on the whole there is
an obvious growth of the impression in Eng
land that the struggle viii be terminated this
Spring. American securities have been con-
sequently buoyant. 7 se ll-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Enlnu1 uEsoisons, ooldl rhsumatlEma, eostiseneos
Oousauptlans a5,ciions of the Splocn Of thl hYar,
oflts aoart tumSsss and tl disoasas Which dssteoy
M hnes uluuys txhtbltad, upon dissection q tho
OodF, namasr q hard or ooncltis poiuta oltaoF N
Boua q ths organs named or n ths blood Vulaeln,
suusiinss EVA samiiylng IN the heEh, and agaln
dlpe1itsd upeu the eide Of bone. Now these httie
k1rd substances would never form II hrendeth'a
gils we ulsds they woud BE- Purgo4 out 81 ne
Hyuitm and years ofhHppy ne would b the suffer
en- lei instead Of an early Erayo Always purge, bui
a1VuT hloed n siaknssl.
I'D. Carpenter. Esa., Of 0ouveneur, s {. Lavrsnoa
o. Esa York, q ycaIs OF ace saya he has used nF.
Rsenarotht Pills for 81 Year,, administered them
aut b his coaehman, who had ioVer and agus save
olgkt TIE daF asr TIE ehin chs and foVor less se-
sull; glEs eight more the next day, snd 90 evory
ethuE dag Until The chin and FEVER did not return,
shieh uls aboat eight days IRON the arSs attach
n srn rags f5ur svotg other day for smother week,
uhSs ne nan vas entirely restored % his usual
sscd hsalth.
B8 Wa1 himself attacked took them IN the same
~ aad Wal cured On less time. Has used no other
Dadisi8s for y ysars; found them always reliable
~ himaalf and family when sick; has Teoommonded
th1m q thousands with the hest results, and ioola
o1nest1t tAat EVER family Vouid have q lsTser Az
ess 81 health ifthose Pills were used m the place
q alonsl md ofAer hurtful Remedies.
aold b5 3. GardnsF, 20 superior street, Olsve
fsat' CHE sne y Al Fu1Pootable asuisrl IN nodi
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BURGLARS ABoUT.-some thiefmade bold
attempt to rob the railroad ticket office at
the steubenville depot Of the Q. & P. Rail
road on Sunday night. He forced his way
by means of sliding panel from the ladies'
sitting room into the ticket Office, and broke
the lock of the case containing tickets of all
sorts and sizes, but no money being there
he had all his trouble for nothing. The
thief, being too sharp for that, declined 70
take even ticket Wheeling hstslligeneeri
1874
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15

~ The sale of Furniture of tho AmeFi-
can House will be continued on Monday
and Tuesday. There viii be no sale on
Saturday. in order to give those who have
already purchased an opportunity to obtain
their articles, prior to resumiHg the sale
on Monday, on which day portion Of
the dining room furniture, table cutlery,
&C., will be sold. Also the furniture of
some of the best rooms. mr15-379
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CoIoRs FoR IEH srH OHIo B1TTIET.-G. ".
Crowell & Co. have just completed beauti-
full stand of cOlOrS 70 be spressnted by the pa
triotic ladies Of Hudson to the 9th Ohio
Battery. The name of the Battery appears
IN silver letters upon the center stripe Of the
regulation celo9s. The staff is silver
mounted. Tho stand cost about $40, and is
in every respect worthy the ladies Of Hud-
son and the gallant members of the Battery.
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FROM BOSTON.

- o BOsToH, March IA I
An order was unanimously adopted in
the House to-day authorizing the c0nstruc-
ton Of one or two ironsclad steamers On the
plan Of BLOSSOMS Monitor for the protection
sf Masaaehnaatta harhora. a-la 80. l-L I
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PROM WAsHINGTON.

s- WAsHEGToE, March IA.
1t is the freely expressed opinion Of mem
ber5 Of Congress (many Of whom have op-
posed the completion of Stevens battery,
that the bill viii pass Mr.. Stevens plan Is
NOT only the original Of mail-elad vessels,
but his battery is superior to any spplica-
ton of the same principle in any olher oOun-
try
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Court Of Common Pleas.

JupeEs BOLTOE, FoOTE AID OOEsIEBERRY.
BoIToE.-E. Dalzeit VI. City of Cleveland.
Ye4dict for defendant.
Kerinen vs.. C.O.&G. R. R. Jury failed
to agree, and was dischaEged.
FooFE.-snell vs.. Housemann. Verdict
for defendant
CoFFIEBERRT.-John @. Bader vs.. Wayne
Medina and Cuyahoga Turnpike Com
pany. On trial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15

UHrYERsALTsN.-Fho first of regular se-
ries Of meetings, having in view the estab-
lishment of Universalist Society, will be
held tomorrow in Sons Of Temperance
Hall, HOfman's Block, Superior street.
Services commence at ~ o'clock P. N.
marIb-It
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war measures without mourning cshsuts or
charges Of dlsloyaliy Ie
Mr.. Davis replied to Mr.. Powell, and was
followed By Mesars Wilkinson, Trumbull
and Ten Byck, and tbs resolution Was 10.
ected, II against %. l
Executive session and adjourned.
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GOLD PENs.-Bookkeepers and others in
want Of a good gold pen, can now have q
choice of an entirely new stock of Leroy ".
Fairchild's manufacture. Every pen is war
ranted for one year.
msr12-1W J. B. COBB 4 co.
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FOR ORslLE.-Onetwelve horse power engine
and locomotive boiler, nearly new and in
perfect condition. Enquire at Isaac stur-
tevant's Planning Mill or D. HolFs Machine
Shops. marl4:3s2
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FROM FORTRESS afONROR.
FoRTRFss NoNRor. March IA

Noon. All is quiet
The Merrimac is being repaired at Norfolk.
Two rebel tugs were seen OF SeWaiPs
Point this morning making q reconnaissance.
There are no signs of the Merrimsc.
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inst lt be one Of the Btandlng rules Of
this association, that all persons having any
improvement in bee hives, are invited to
present them for investigation at any of the
regular meetings Of this association. And
that while the Convention is willing TO hear
a brisf statement Of the patented features Of
any hive, they will not for divers reason
allow any discussion Of the legality of the
patented features.
The very best of feeling prevailed through
out the meeting, and the liveliest interest
in the work was manifested by all.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15

D.. sVssf's IEFALLTBIE LINIAIEET Is pre-
Darsd from tbs recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Con
ussti1Gt ths great bone setter, and has been used
ln his pEstics for the last twenty year. with the
nost ast0uiahlae Success. As Gn external remedy
iaWithsut Ariy1, and VIII alleviate pain more
poedIg than any other proparhtion- For all Rhep-
matte and Nervous Disorders it is truly fHfAlible,
and curative for Sores, Wounds, sprains, Brus-
%. 49, its soothing, healing and powerful strength
slinE IEopsnsitles, excite the just wonder and -
eanllhmsnt Ofau who have ever given Il trial
OEor four hundred certificates Of remarkable cures
Ysormsd b. II within the lsst two years. attest 70
fnis lrct. Strong 4 ATmEtrongs Agents for CleVe-
gaR5 daclaaitan9wd1zEsR EsR26
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The Court authorised the receiver of the
Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad 10 expend
$3.50 towards securing the location of the
State Fair ct Cleveland. Also the amOunt
of semi-snnual interest on certificates Of
indebtedness issued in funding "River Line
Bonds" Alse to employ and psy persons
TO procure right ofway for said company
from Rochester into the city Of Pittsburg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15

WILLARD's PAEORANA.-To-night is the
last Of Willard's fne Panorama of thrilling
events in the great slavery rebellion. Those
who have not yet seen ifshould take advan-
tage of the Last opportunity they may ever
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FROM VIHGTNIA.

WTEcHEsfBRi March -.
No movements Of Importance have taken
place to-day.
Gen. jackson was in person at Middleton
this morning.
Asbley's cavalry still hangs in the rear Of
Jaekson's retreat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15

EKAHoIF ALTON AND TIE REBELLIoE.-Mr.
J. 8. Brown viii lecture on the subject Of
Slavery and Emancipation, at East Clsve-
land, next Sunday evening ct Z o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15

~ Rev. D. N. Ure will preach in the
United Presbyterian Church, Erie street. to-
morrow, CsabBath) March 1sGh, st half past
ten A, NJ, and sthalf past Two P. n.
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~ New York Weekly Times, Tribune,
Herald, World, Independent, New York
Weekly, IesIie's Illustrated, &C., for this
weak are at Hawks & Bro.
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S. The price Of the MoREIEe LRADER TO news
agents is One Dollar and FifSy Gents per hun
dred, and no deviation under any circumstances
The postage on the LEADEE, to News Dealers
Ia o ie-fourth Of cent per copy.
We would prefer that persons renting post
age stamps should send US one and three cent in
stead Of larger denominations.
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FRnnI I0uIsVILLR

LoSIsyLLE, March IA.
The telegraph line Is now open for busi-
ness between here and Nashville, ClarksVille
and Gallatin.
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FRAEK PARKHR.-Livsry and Boarding
Stable, 90 ssnOca street, A No. I Horses and
Carriages 81 rsasqusbls aEurss.
rApsAR4A.1N
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Important from the MiSSiS-
Sippi.
NEW MADRID IS OURS.
The Rebels EVacuate as Usual.
SOME FIGHTING DOME.
GREAT QUANTITIES OF STORES
CAPTURED.
SENATOR HALE'S APPROPRIATION
BILL.
Iron Clad Vessels Proposed.
ONE 5000 TON IRON Ram.
Iron Clad Gunboats and Ste
vens' Battery.
Massachusetts, Coast HaPbOF
Defence.
SENATOR POWELL IN HIS
OWN DEFENCE.
Last Nights Repert
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March "A.
Iron Clad Gunboats and Ste
vens' Battery.
Massachusetts, Coast HaPbOF
Defence.
SENATOR POWELL IN HIS
OWN DEFENCE.
Last Nights Repert
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsKHsToS, March "A.
nrarTem

HoUsE.
On motion Of Mr.. Sedgwick, the House
took up the Senate joint resolution rendering
the thanks of Congress and the American
people to Captain Foote and officers and men
of his hotilla for the gsllanTy exhibited by
them in the recent naval victories. Mr.
Sedgwick briefly urged the passage of the
resolution, saying that Captain Foots was
employed in dangerous service, and if he
should fall he should be remembered with
grateful reeollections in the thanks voted him
to-day. The resolution was unanimously
passed.
The Senate resolution rendering thanks
to Captain Worden was referred 70 the Com
mittee on Naval affairs.
Mr.. Campbell from the Special COMMITTEES
reported the Pacific railroad bill, which was
made the special order one week from Tues
day next
The consideration of the Tax bill was then
resumed.
Mr.. Elliott offered an amendment that the
provision in the bill for the collection of the
taxes by the federal officers shall not apply
to any State which shall, through its Gov
ernor, notify the President that such State
will be duly assessed and pay tie duties and
taxes prescribed by this act.
The general provisions of the bill were then
considered, including the duties of the Off
GERS, &c.
Adjourned till Monday.
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MnROHAHF TAn0R.-F. A. Brown, late
with ". B. Hancock, would be pleased TO
sse his friends, and the public generally, st
ia Bank 6,rSst. -ioJH jau15.Sse
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15

- For fresh homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, POWderI or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Hall'G, II Pubic Square.
GuFS-R1I
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R9z. Hawks has received q new supply
Of Nine Demorssts eOloTed number with
patterns.
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- Coal OIL Lamp Chimnsys, that OAE
EoF HH BROKAN BT FHA ERAT, can be iouud at
W. P. FOgg's, corner Superior and Seneca
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Turkies and Chickens large and
very fne lot, also forty barrels Of choice
green sppIes for sale ct Gilbert's, Ontario
S,eoss s7s
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N -Tamper NOS with Nature and the laws
Dhyll1al ard neral that guido her operations. Her
gilll were made 70 USE and not ABUSE. The dire
III F1rultl arising from the latter 1sgoni" the
ao1t settled hRhia Of the bsser sort may bs over
eons ky careful perusAl Of the work fHUMAN
RRkIETT. or PhysiOloEchl Ressarohos." 1t viii
ld thossS dsbslsd and degraded victims that hover
O he brink Of dissolution, 70 the paths Of hAppl-
n0g and virtue. Read and be convinced, tho truth
q thnra.
SID ~ DR. BARH0a lsa Bissokor strset. Kew
NoEk- Friss . osntS. soat ffSs sTssyvhsrs.
Sid also ~ G. ". Ozark, DrugEisis, Osyslsnd,
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MORNING LEADER.
IATURyaY MORNING. MARCH IS, is0S
NBW ADVBRTIsBNENTs.

NEW ApvERTIsEMEaTs.
-
Aoadsmy Of Music Prof. Anderson.
Wented-A Dwelling.
ROio Prentiss -NeF sugar oursd Hans.
VT. Tait-Houso wanted.
I. P. -BalnosAl skirts.
Losi-Far MaG,
Morgan, Root 4 Co.-Black siikn.
Morgan, Boot = oo.-BAlnOral skirts.
Bttsbers BauEmann-DrSis TrlmminSs.
Joseph Q. GEADais-Eotioo.
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In61fio Purposes. WI ~ orinrl ~ tha oslsbFasSd
THFFEBseH IIRu BaIOH
ElRE ObhT, fRr6uud,1
odLMENE toys,
HATLB PLPAs
W.H. WALLACE 3 golIs n.
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