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LADIES, HRRRIa PROOP POsTFIyE.

Il isnet vsTT fAR FEToHED and comes 70 the Pc.
prtetor through Of tue eoldesth AID simo1f n
spectable' rus gists 10 New fOrk state who're
nams is connected READ--ORo q thu q rst ado
In Ultra. sled up1n ny aents IN thea
eiD (Ar. Wm. Bri5t0l Cy.l ard told thsm that
but II alY one should doubt fhs Woudsrful Il go
Of DE-. D pom oa OGDEN Pills, thsF misns r.ssr
any lady 70 her, rhs considsret it . daty, a. uel
asa p asu.e 70 rel te her knnv lsdss pf thelr q
cacy a5 udminls oio % to Der dauEh er younE lazy
Il Years cid. She VS. ta1t going ints COO unpticr
-hoo taken cold-natura became .stasrucfo1. I've
boxes Ct these 9olarn Pits en- rHiy cur her nnd
she Is " IN rObrst be tn. 50 say All who baY8
used en-. R-meHlher the in red emu rozn po8irGf
th. Sc Pills . z made knosn % eve TARont. y -
Wlll tell Yuu hPy will perform all u = q iulsd
t.r thams - adEertisemant Of Osfd 70 tbs ks.
dies IN agotner column. mar17 10
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

AssEssOE ToR Tzn FoUETH WLED.-Allow
US to recommend to the citizens OF our Ward
the name Of J. B. Gribbls as a very suita-
bls person to receive the nomination for As
SCISSOR. BE hes every qualification and is
one of our Oldest and best citissns.
Ss1 MANY Worms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-31

FIRST CLHAAAHoH OF THE sHAsoN,-The
propeller Portsmouth, Of the Erie Railroad
line, cleared for sandusky early yesterday
morning. The ice in the harbor is fast dis
appearing, and day or two more of hne
weather will clear it away sufficiently 70
render navigation TO and from this port en-
tirsly safe and easy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-31

~ Ths prise Of the MoENiNo LHADHa % neWs
sgshts Il One Dollar and Fifty Gents per hun
aFsa. and no deviation under any circumstances
Tas Postage on the LEADEE, 70 New Dealer
3 uas- -faurth Of q cent per copy. ,e7
We would prefer thar persons renting post
ags stsnps should send us oae and three osnt in
Gssad Of larger denomination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-31

EEw LAEDLoRD AT TIE AHERIoAN.---Ws
understand that Mr.. T. B. BrOckway, long
and fayOrably known as the landlord of the
City Hotel, will take charge of the AmsrI-
can House from and after tomorrow. Mr..
BrOckwsy needs no introduction to the
travelling public. He will keep good hotel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-31

EDuoAIIOEAL.---Ths Independence Town
ship General School Examination Society
will hold Its 6rSt session ct the Center of the
TownehiPS on Wednesday next, April 81,
commencing ct o'clock A. N. Addresses
BY E. P. GngersOll, Albert slads, E. T.
Hamilton, Esqs., Rev. Mr.. Morse, and 9th
ere, will be delivered during the sxamins-
ton. There win also be q gles club in at
tendance.
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rTW ApVERflsRMEKTs.

R-a . RIssd -EeFthsfn TfsRipuCttssal O.
N r. ross,ld = soo-nosi1ss5s Waassd,
R,lbsru . Hsusnaan-slgls TrinGlur.
~ !. H.ldvii 80 sprioS Baimsrsiss -.
IsR. ssssEoed-EsV prtas 9 osA
y /. ua-vil-siorta. tn Wara, -.
Ilaas q. Iuasos-Ins Fair fasa.
HP W uaus-Psraou ceuc@
8 ,. Houe-DupoBso's Piila
RoSkport Boldlas lia sooisty-L Lecal Notlos.
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AEEEsT OF ASOTHsR soANP.--sherif Craw
on Friday night bagged . fellow named
Frank Hunt, alias Yoree, who It Is belived
is colleague in crime Of the fellows arrest
ed Friday morning. They will have e
hearing before Esquire TibbIts st 10 o'clock
this morning.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

50 ExeCutisr's sale of Real Estate ct Auc-
ton ct o'clock this day q. Moore will
sell st Auction on the premises the houses
and lots Nos. 81 and 80, Ohio st., near Kins-
man, the property OF the late Samuel Lem
mon, deceased. one-third down as adver-
tised in Herald accOrdingtO law. Appraised
at 81, 900. $50.
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1nsr1nn nE THEPnAnr

request having been made By numerous body
Of hiS feI oW citizens to Pr~f J. B. FITEgERALD,
20 allow himself b put In nomination for Justice
Of the Pssoe he has complied Herewith, and is now
candidate for said once The Professor is an old
citizen, and is highly esteemed By all who know
him, both e . man and esntlemAn.
OLa VEL AND, MErch -. 1852
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The ladies of the East Rockport Soldiers
Aid Society will give Sugar Party Jet the
residence of Mr.. ASba Kidney, on Detroit
street, 5 milea westiOf the city, tO-morroWS
April 1st, afternoon and evening. Good
music in attendance in the evening. Tick
cts 81, 90 q couple.
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~A meeting of the stockholders. of
the Cleveland Library Association will be
held at the Library Rooms on Monday
evening, April 7th, for the purpose Of fnomi-
mating officers for the ensulng year. The
election will be held ct the same place On
the evening Of the I4th Of April.
nnarcbas. .SgI
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RROlI WINOHRsTRR.
WIHcuEsrEH, 81 rob 20.

WINcHEsrERJ m,roh ~.
Secretary Seward, with party Of friends,
arrived last night ct 8 o'clock, aud was es
corted from the cars to Cen. Shields head
quarters, By the l1th Penn, the 6eth Ohio
ard 3 squad Of oaVsl:y. This morning the
party, including Gen Shields, A. A. q
strong aud Col CLARK Of Gen. Bank 8 staf
visited the battle Geld.
Mr. Seward and his friends leave at II
o'clock.
All ouiet
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RRORI F0RT 1lONR0E.

koRTRzss hcER0E, March 50.
The steamer Savannah arrived from NsWs
barn to-day. BuFnside bad taken possession
Of Beaufort without resistance. ThsEo Wag
no burningo Of property.
Fort Macon is 5iill occupied by sbcut zoe
rebels, bat they we're entirely cut Oz, aaf
mast soon surrender.
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Especial Dispatch to Cleveland Leadsr.l
WAsHIEarez, March 90.
POWER OF THH MoHTToR.

rSWAA W lAA ASAAA0As
Capt. Ericsson, In private letter to Sen
ator, ssys we can yet form no correct esti
mate of the destructive power Of the Monitor.
The vessel contained an excess of buoyancy of
over 10000 pounds, and is therefore capable
of sustsininga turret thicker than the present
one, with guns carrying quadruPle weight
of shot to that employed against the Merri
mac. he calls attention to the very Fight
draught of water Of the Monitor. Let US be
cautious how we place vessels drawing twen-
ty feet Of water to defend our great cities.
CORRECTION.
The Washington Republican was in error
in stating that the President authorized the
construction Of the Monitor after the Chisf
Engineer Of the Navy rejected It. Neither Of
them ever had anything to do with It
DECISION.
The Attorney General has decided that the
Marshal Of the District is entitled to but 81
instead Of "a cents day for keeping prison
srs awaiting the GctiOn of Grand Juriss.
POTOMAC BATTERIEs.
It Is not considered safe for visitors to
rebel batteries on the lower Potomac 70 land
uutil the woods in the vicinity have been
secured for rsbsl squads.
FRoH MANASSAS.
The train from Manassas junction reports
all quiet.
MRS. eREENHow.
Mrs. Greenhow and Morris were before
the Prisoners Commissioners yesterday
They we're rscommitsd.
VISITS TO CAMP.
The tents, officers and soldiers at Alsxan.
driA are now frequently enIivsned BY the
visits Of female rel4tives and friends.
JOURNEY FOB TREEDoE.
A contraband husband and wife left thelI
rebel master, forty miles from the Potomac
on Wednesday, and wandered without food
till Saturday, when they were taken from
Shipping Point by the vessel carrying Fo1
and other visitors to the deserted batteries
VISITORS CAPTURED.
A party of visitors from Willard's to Ma.
nssSas were captured By rebel cavalry de-
tachmsnt.
| YALs1 RUnoR.
Isent to Fairfax Courthouse on the report
of rebel cavalry dash into that plsee ant
burglary OF suffers ssOrss, and found that 4
had no other foundation than theft by per
sons unknown.
DIsLoYAL oHUBcEu CLOSED.
Ons Episcopal church certainly, and re
portSsys two others, were shut yss,erda,
and to-day by order Of the Secretary of Wa
for refusing to read Bishop Whittlngham'
prayer Of thanks for Union victories. On
secession clergyman, finding his vestry On
ion, has seeded from the church.
BxAHcRAr1oS II TIE DsTsIcE.
Sumner speaks tomorrow on abolition t
the District Dixon and Morrill, have yet t
speak, and probably some border State Sens
tors again. The vote will be taken, it
hoped, by Tuesday or Wednesday. Ever
Republican In the Senate will vote aye
samnsr will take the ground that the sun
paid to masters Of slaves are . ransom, nc
compensation
NAP or NAEARsAG.
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FRUW CAIRO.

CAIRO March 29.
After q lulL the bomhardDent Was Tenes-
ed vigorously yesteFdsy. The rebels o..
pear 10 have recsvied and pat IN posItion
guns Of longer range.
Nothing important from Tennessee.
An arrival from Memphis to-day reports
general dependency, but little confidence
felt even in the large force concentrating
q QeEinth.
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EoEioE.--The unsold pews in the Euclid
Street Presbyterian Church, will be offered
for rent on Monday, March S1st, ct o'clock
Pm. By order Of the Trustees.
mar3s;Ss1 J. E. INasRsoLL, Clerk, &c.
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rnR nIrY MARsHAG

MEssss. MISUNDERSTANDING the City Marshal 70
% one Of lhs Ct resp snsIbls ooerE Of the Oorpo-
ration, we favor the ominasion Of our esteemed
fellow citizen, THOMAS MoKINsTRH. Knowing
him thess many in various places Of trust and
rscognisins him 80 . gentleman, keen q viEilant
OHosr, and On entsrprising citizen, We propose to
nate hm City Marshal.
Please say 90 for us, and confer sn Obligation on
ALL, CI,AhsHa OE OTTIlRHa
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SECEsEWARDAT WINCHESTER
The Advance from the POtOmael
THE REBELS SOUTH OF THE
RAPPAHANh0CKI
The War in the Southwest
CONDITION. OF PRICES ARMY |
The Fighting at Island No. 10
Saturday Nights Report.
IRON BOSTON.

bosroH, March 2S,
The number Of Gloucester ashing vessels
lost Of Georges Bank, in the gale Of Feb
usry 4,h Wss 6fteeB, and the number losi
February lst Was four. By the loss Of these
nineteen vessels, lss men were drowned
leaving 70 widows and 76 children to pro-
vide for. Contributions are solicited.
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Our SPECIAL CAIRODlsPATCHES.
Arrivals from the Tennessee
and Cumberland!
News Important but Con-
traband
NOTHING FROM ISLAND NO. 10

Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Lsasr.I
CAIRO, March 20.
TRoE ISLAND no. 10.
There has been no arrival from leland No.
10 to-day and nothing Is known Of opera.
tions there.
HTeE OFFICIAL AT CAIRO.
Assistant Secretary Of War visited the
Island today It Is said he viii remain few
days at Cairo In SuPsrIntsndIng the military
here.
HsWs TRoH THE THHHBsGHs AND CUMBERLAND.
Intelligence from the Tennessee and Nash
vile concerning the movements Of troops is
interesting but not considered proper for pub
lieation. There has been an arrival from
the Cumberland but the news is coutraband
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WATzR LIT IN THH CANAL--Water was
turned into the Canal yesterday at this point,
and tits now in condition for business, which
it is expected will be briskthis season.
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PROal nkm YnnEI-

NEW YORE, March 80.
The transport New York has arrived from
NsWbern 26th and Hatteras 2sth.
The Nashville d reported Stin at BsaaSOEt
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~ Gsorse sPragas, Wholesale Grocer
aad Commission MsFohant, has removed
hon ovisttS ExchGnge 70 - MsEWln strosk.
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cInsSns aishing oonVeysnos % sithof Of iht
ohOla rrains OF Boats, VII Be called ior s5 NE
coshos Of Stevens Omnibug Line, ey leaving
thst hddHes e. the Omnibus Omoe, ltt superior
glFss paEs ioor % the Wsddeh House..
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oREEoI

The insurgents at Syria have proclaimed
Victor Emanuels second son King Of Greece.
The Grescian royal troops had taken all
ofthe exterior fortifcaions at NAnpla.
Liverpool leth.-American securities 6Tn-
-Four dull.
Whest active.
Corn tending upwards at 2S@295.
Bacon active; lard firm end upward; So
gar steady and quiet.
Oansols a3}9sSf money.
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EXPLOsToN.

PHiLsDELPHIA, March 90.
Out Of seventy persons employed In tks
pyrotseenic works destroyed only sixty-ons
ars thus far sccountsd for. Among 90 e 60
wounded it iS feared q number wiz die.
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REEIEs sEIPs.--The slips in the Euclid
Presbyterian Church, Rev. Mr.. Bittingsr,
viii be rented this afternoon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-31

FALsB ALAEN.-rhe announcement of fre
about six o'clock Saturday evening vas a
false alsrm.
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DESTRUCTION or o. A. DEAN's Or RETINE
RY-NAERow EsOAPH or TEEEH WORKMEN.-
Between 2 and O'Clock Saturday sfIer-
noon terrific explosion, that shook to their
foundations houses two hundred yards dis
tspt. and was distinctly felt to much great
sr dlstaI ce, occurred in the Coal Oil Distil-
iery and Refinery Of Mr.. @. A. Dean, on the
canal, and in ten seconds aftarward half Of
the entire works, which were quite extern
sive, was in flames. The Gre spread with
fearful rspidity, and as barrel after bsreel Of
oil bursted, the huge flames would dart high
into the air, and reach out upon every side'
envelOping the building in q sheet Of fire.
Though the engines were got early to work,
their efforts we're utterly futile, and all the
combustible material in the building was
cOnsumeds Tho fire spread along the water
of the canal, which was thickly covered
with oil, to distance Of ten rods from the
Refinery.
At the time of the explosion men were en-
gagged in pumping BsnEins from the stills
lutO Tue EcColNluB aOubo-oAtgde9A AoH Eoun
away from the Refinery, and which escaped
tne 6rs-and Il Is believed that some Of this
had been Lost from the pipes and had flowed
down under the stills to the hre and there
ignfting had in an instant OF time commu-
nicsted To the main body Of the oil, and
hence the explosion and fre. Three Of the
men engaged in the pumping narrowly es-
capped severe injury two we're scOrched lit
tie about the face, and had their hair and
whiskers singed considerably the third re-
eeived blow in the forehead from Aying
block of wood, which knocked him down,
but only inAicteds temporary injury.
The loss to Mr.. Dean he could not inform
Us Of, though We presume $500 will cover Il.
Il was intended to move the stills 10 Oil
Creek within q month, and he was preparing
10 do it, only using the works in the city for
reclining. His misfortune, however, he in
forma u.s. will prevent his operating any fu7-
ther for awhile. he had 5 large number of
orders on hand, and was prosecuting good
business. This is the third time these works
have been destroyed, and the ffth occurrence
Of Gre in them.
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ouR Army At wARREHToH,

Washington papers make publication Of
the fact that division of our Potomac army
ia in quiet possession of WarrentOn Junction,
fifteen miles beyond Manassas. There is no
considerable rebel force this side of the Rap
pahannOck. Their rear guard Is between
that river and the RapidAn. Gen. Stewards
headquarters are at Culpepper Court House
The RappahannOck railroad bridge was
burned yesterday by body Of the enemy's
cavalry in the face of e reconnaissance -
There was slight skirmishing but no loss OF
life
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oocuPATIon or sHIPPIEe POIET,

Shipping Point was possessed yesterday BY
the Excelsior brigade. The only rebels about
are roaming cavalry companies.
Assistant Secretary Fox, with the CHAIR
man Of the Naval Commissioners and other
oOngressmen, went down the river this
morning.
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FOREIGN News,

The steamer New York from Southamp-
ton the 18th, arrived 70 night.
Late Federal successes caused the belief
among French merchants that peaceful Ar
rangements will be shortly made.
The effect in manufacturing districts Is
favorable.
Rsntss have declined o $3.50.
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Car sHIELDs, Winchester,
March "a. 1853.

hasten 20 let you know We have
bad a bloody battle. Our regiment wss
cutup pretty badly, but fortunately am all
right. So is Alexander and Jonny Parsons,
anf John Craig. Bill saddler was shot in
the arm Hsmp. Gardner shot in the fore
head over the left eyej Sam. Sweet, Corpo-
raj, shot through the rigst lung; Lee Camp.
bell shot through The bodyy David Cisncey
shot in the legi I'd. Kelly, Corporal, il the
lsg, Fred. Holman, In the iegl Arthur
LSppin, in the leg and hand Joe. Miller.
shot in the legj Charley stearns was shot
through the body, near the heart, and died
Instantly. A few others were very slightly
Qrounded. Lieut.. Kimball fell from a fence
snd vas trsmpled upon By our men. and
IA bruised couaiderable. So much for cur
company, as fer a. can ascertain. had
sDsnt ball strike me on the hip, but il
obiv made me limp 3 little, and did moi
cut through my clothes. | got another in
ny ovorcost cape, but It did not touch my
ash. Another ball struck my muakst bar
rel and bent my bsyonet. Captsin
Burgeas was sbot In the leg. The
other companies suffered e. much
ab ours, but ! have not ascertained thl
names Of the sufersrs. We drove the rsbsil
haeks and tOol 3 gun battery from them
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NAP o. NGEARsAR.

Osntreville aps Manassas are to be mapped
--every hut and grave indicated
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Oar brigade was ordstod 70 storm ths BAT
terry, but the infantry engaged Us. They
we're Loring'a Irish brigade, but cur brigade
drove them from the aeld. Oar regiment
had the advance Of the brigade. While we
we're Sighting the infantry another Of our
briRsdes took the battery, tive twelve
Founders and one six PoundeF.l Charley
Stsarnos IL the only one from our Company
that We know Of who WsS killed. HAmP
Gardner is very badly wounded.
Hon. A. g. Riddle resolved . dispatch
from Capt. Startling, Of the "sPrAgue zOuAvs
Cadets" Tth Regiment, on Saturday,
saying. "YOuE Nephew and ell ClsvOlandsrs
Of my Company unhurt except Fssan, who
IL wounded.
Capt. Burgess informs US that he was re-
qusstsd BY DR.. sAlter, POss surgeOn at VIM
chester, to ask from the Soldiers Aid socie-
tY Of this city quantity of supplies for the
wounded. These will be Immediately fur
niahed by the Society we presume, and may
exhaust the supply the Society has on hand.
Let the citizens be prompt in rePlenishingi
Sc to-day, this very morning, and hand In
your contributions Of money or articles
needed 10 the Society, at room SS Bank
street. The demand is most urgentj the sp-,
peal is just let there bs no delay.
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our SPECIAL WASHINGTON DIS.
PATCHES.
OUR ARMY At WaRREATOH
Position Of the Rebels |!
TIE TAX UPON CAST
Frauds on Treasury Notes !
Emancipation in the District.
SUMNER SPEAKS IN FAVOR TODAY
DlslOyaI Clergyman squeIched !
Frauds on Treasury Notes (!
Emancipation in the District.
SUMNER SPEAKS IN FAVOR TODAY
DlsIOyaI CIergyman squeIched
Especial Dispatches to Cleveland Leadsr)
WAsHIHoroH, March 20.
TAxEs on eAa

WAsHINOrOH, March 90.
EAxEs On cas-.
Among the amendments to the tax bill
yesterday was one adopted concerning Gas
Companies, that when the amount they pro-
ducs per month is less than half g mi lion
entire feet the tax will be 6Ve cents per 1000
over half million and under 6Ve millions,
ten cents; over Ave millions and under fifteen
millions, twenty. cents.
EoKIHAuoNs
Gen. Cadwallader Of Pennsylvania, was
nominated Major General Of Volunteers.
IPDoULATIoNB.
Spectators are buying up officers pay In
advance at ten per cent discount.
FRAUDS on TIE TREASURY.
The Treasury Is cheated BY nutilatiOn Of
Treasury notes. The rule will be hereafter
that If nine-tsnths or less OF the bills in
pieces be presented, payment Of only the
equivalent fractions will be made; Of more
than nine-tenti 8, payment in full.
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TIE TAX UPON CAST

Position Of the Rebels !
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DsLOTAE OaUBczIs uGOszD.

Ons Episcopal church certainly, and re-
Portsays two others, were shut yesterday
and to-day by order Of the Secretary Of War
for refusing to read Bishop Whittingham'B
prayer Of thanks for Union victories. One
secession clergyman, finding his vestry Un-
ion, has seeded from the church.
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BARRERlNG:

uAIR DRESSING AND SHAY.
IL me lESTlTUIIJH.-WM n AmBUBas
A. AZ roola, under the AmercAn, 1 rr11krsd . g
ahls gorklasn. A separate rom f5r isaial- n0El
NEW BAhBkR sHOP-J. H.
IN HEEDERSON o., have gpened 3 bsl1.r-
iug establishment uncer HocElnQ = Alt-1-.ls -
akt rtorr suTeT Tor dtrsef oVpc1lle y edocl hq1lt
VhsFs fh11y f1fsuf 10 shaTt 90 lzpsucs and c1t
aslf Tor aahiiiiug rheI hope 20 ulcsl - lltll ~
arisuda and 81 ~ - ueN onsa - - - l.e- -
- =afNr-Ha rfH' W.
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EUH oALE- ONB l2-HoRsR soW.
II tr Engine and LocomctiFs Boilorf NJ arly nv 4
and 10 pr cot con itiou Bnquirs at fsaag 9turto-
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