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ara sesis ~ pres. adopted. ard by tbs ernp'oye
AIRED uton Prom this seems 'ts snployers have
,p-ssed ont" shd The e'otkneD. m come instances
q, m al n courage, nave neglected 70 henAnd N
n .uafk d " the prict ist. The priosA soooru-
IL, ,n,I. nresist range ron a. to 80 for oysrcoas
n, M ov.rooat, ~ e. " for hock coau To
,f ook costs, ~, 81 AZ -: psn'sI"ons, o' 70 ~
sv.r hy W Fvoher Chstnsn of ,hs siiofs A.o.
,.'ion, and heir friev,Lce. ser- ,taed 10y several
81 't, members ptt.nt. 4 committee prev tousy
s,ron ,sd. having conferred -ith tho bDssas 90 tho
srnls,,, submitted very unsat'ftctory report The
ts.ss wing for tie InOrt part refused to give POSI-
tiv. sn,rer Or 10 make Known sh,i course tey
sonf vufsue. vn therefore, after oonsidenhle
s,hnte, determined TO mate virofous and UNITED
sfot scenrs the universal Isvmf ut II the revis.d
r'es ,i, md In ras. the tn. 1oysfs ,hulld roib"
sst'de. genef,l strih. II the t'"s. may .h'de In
~, yeu i-J1 ne tailoft held. atftf, when
sore 10 no0 or 1900 tAlors struck for higher vNa.
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WILLIAMSRURGU.

4 FIRE IN TENEMENT Horsn, occupied by
negroes. occurred in South 7th street, williams
hursh, about half past three O'Clock, yestsrday after
nom. Damage about 300. The widest sIotsmsnt
prevailed among tho eoored people.
THE Russians entertained Public School No.
IA Of Brooklyn, saturday. on board tho iss sAip.
The scholars numbered 200
IRIS pkSIEp, by Comptroller Fnron. tina,
we're not allow ed the Same amount Of exemption
N the Western.
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N EDICu.NES.
LIFTS AND DYSPEPSIA.

LIFTS AND DYSPEPSIA.
A IRE CtEEFOR
These distressing complaints nov usis known IN .
Treatise !1'cisn and Native Herbal Prey@rntion.,
p hluhed by pr. -. PHELPS BROWS. The IRE
sor pion vss fuf he'd him IN such . rroyidentiai
manner. that ne cannot eonsc entouslv refuse to
make ttno~n, A. " h.. cured evrrytody sho used
10, mover having failed In single case. II 10 equally
,r. ~ o,.e, Of rita. OF DyTsrrs and the ingrs-
dents may 10 found IN any DRUG Store.
The Treatise viii be CIV - AWAY T. all those Who
NAV call. sent 10 .ddftsr receipt ofsAup to
pfefsy POSTAGE THIS work Of Is octave pases slso
tfests on
CONSUMPTION,
Bronchitis, Asthra, General Debility. and gfve- tho
he,t Known Herbal Remedies for their ru-itive and
permanent cure
Or. o PHELPS BROWN may h eop.ui,e6dai,yo on
all ~ the above di easrs ysrr ~ CBAast, nj hin rect
denoe. Nc. u t,asNn 5ragEr. .INss, CRY. n J.. .
fsv step from tho New YORK and Jersey City
Ferry
~ The Doctor having made . sp-cts,tty IN HE
Treatment Of the above Complaints, hss hsA MANY
y'nrs 'nseessfs yrscti-o, b1th % this coinr, snd 10
Europe, i'd nov tenders his services IN al thee Who
may feel dstc,ed To give him call. 1873
SULPHUR AID VATOR BATHS-FS-
- s,i,hed in 1870. The only genuine baths In the
United sste., At No Carroll Place, We.ctsr II, cor
OF tsursns for cure Of Rhsum ati- herc,risi sdse-
tious, Or. Given daily BY nr. A. l. TihoLAT d
CO. 40T
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Gb2fN GOODS.

At W.k PEiIDN'S. "a BOWFEy.
AIAHGE STOCK or CHOICE pEf Ssi1ops ".
AsrrERp STOCK or ,rw prrss G 'GS p, '''a
4 CHOICE STOCK OF NEW DKFss Guujis
-. TO Is PER Yard.
FliENtH NEKI NOf ANu EMPRESS CLOTHS.
PARIS T Ith ANS. PLAIN I'D VOL kED,
aLL-NuOL DiLAtNEe ard PLhIps,
AlfAtAr al cO,Dts, WY cfn'p
W. h.ye,so added 20 Our
LARGE sTOtk OF MO- iSING DRFs' GOODS
prAcx silks, very riea ir.,r,
rLAIS CoLogrp SIN.
ron Aae lon, S., a.. ,ad lc, .y.rd.
B.LmoE A. sKigr-1i'iI sizgs.
rLAANLIs, nLANKni ND QUITS VERY
CHAP.
SCARLET, ritf. .rd BLACK CLOTHS.
,,>,,> ZEN 3, AUCTION a. sIlId Worih s. ~
We invite cal attention 70 our offerings for this
week sal,s. We have many cheap ~. j. 10 ofes.
go " X PA ION, - Bosety.
CLOAKS! CLOAKs! CLoAKS
~ GRASp fNHtBiTtON
FOR MI sEA>tn' '''>'
FEW WATERPROOF CLOAKs, at 50, 81, .pd IS
Nlon BEAVER LoIh tLOAkS, 1t n - 10 o
tAslOK HEt III Go MS Al 30 - 10 ia
tkENCN htANFR.tL OIlt CLOAK..: 1910 to $50
i99LtS;HiN ~ ANLECLohHs at lioto T:?.
NILNtr BrANEE L..uAk.. At 80 30 to as.
ALSO CiILuktNS AM NISSLS' CLoAkA
ALI SIZES \fkl oueAr
mroRrrr ANo aASSi + l x frfHSi
80 - bosrrN, near lIpuston street
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SEWING. MACHINES.

EEOVfK BAKfR'S
VI CELEBRATED stWING MACHINES
ufre awarded he
HIGHEST lhrdtiNS
OkLE Al.l TnNpI lllORS,
For tho best ttuiil, rrwirf Mpchine lie het Manu-.
facturlnr Ms'h,ue. sud tle best Mach ne Work,
- \t tne ,o.io- us att siis " sos:
NV YORK;, ILLINOIS,
NtkhuN !, MICHIGAN.
~ NNsILN ANA, IOWA,
phlO, hlN 'thl,
lHDlASA, OREGON,
Ani al ever Institute and Ccuu.y lair where Ell
limited
SAIIsROOES - BRO ADV ~. NEW YORK
And ~ o. LION STREET, bHOOkLYS. 80
SEW ING HhCUlNEN-WHEELE 4
- Nilson', Sirrp.', and III Kinds repaired aud to
ut "a hand 20 rI'ue+ ir sc, bought, ur exchanged.
sod co. Ahuttlss, -. A, e. CsnA si, uoI iindsoa
A .'tt $50
PURCHASERS lOR \ OF
w sirrus ~. 81" i4Nea mes, thc,e msehiBes
have been nn li'ile us't o! Doe odd for s50 each
Apply ~ 10 rHca #, Nce trk, j., ab,uta rniuut's
, al from MNrk-t - q, pli. In" sut.criher vii
,ul tu6se ua'Aine' ~ ~, part .. y lorA city or
h,opAlvn 20 pa 4. I-sr.. ~
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ARRIVED
eTEANsHrs-Araso Port ROYAL. e: King Fish
.r, Providence; DE Molsy, Ale,sndh,; patsrsco
Washington Columbia. New Orleans Allisre.,
Orleans. via Key ws.i' vi niu,sh, iiverpooi, H:n
90, Bremen; Geo Cromwell. New Orlesus: NlrGinis,
%ssns.s Ri. &na,. iI p.. STs:Tn m%g
WoodnaTd, BALTIMORE; CONCORD, Philadephis; Ms-
n samS s.. YoS st Cav
Franz, Phllsdsiphia Massey, smith. Philadep hiA.
sHIP-Assstlan. Of Newport, from Rio Jsnsiro.
PARKS schamyl, Fail River Ros,us, Shields; Eli
Msvsns: salisr. Rio ,Iane.rc: Mary BENTLEY. Msss
moIss Dispatch, 81 Nineeni,, '"uTusror, Orleans.
Brewer. Foster, Havana; Mons una, Graud Turk.
BRIGs- Conrdon, Bridgeport; Mountsinssr. Nor
.si; Sophie. Lcshon' Prince OF Wales, Mstan,orss;
Caih.rino Nictsls, De1a.s.e ,iy; peImnt, Dry
E,rt.doe,i Aauhe,o, CmseO.;, Queen yst.r.s, 81
Vincent, Prentiss II obts, Rcmcdo,. IL Elliott, De
marara: Heveock. 81 Martins; Resolute Ponce, L r;
Henry NJ n,sus, Au, Cay. HenTietta, Bermads
scHooNERs-E II Smith, N.~b.rny Eoanoh..
sun'Tn sas.n Sev Haven for t.!ilsbethg,rt Mary
4 ssI,ent, B.nsor, Csla, TActet, New Haven icr
Fhilsdsphi Hsrdscrsbhle, Eockland; Lustina, New
Ihos p Smith, New H,yen isr Albany: Coun.eiIor..
ovsi me- 'ol p sale'por Eiir, ksynSI hsw Ia
Wsfeham sasw Flake, BOSTON; Golden Eagle. Pro-
ossy PcrdcPn,,ae o'op tqr 9sHy sSp9; H.,
Ph.dsphs b., STATE, o,o HV smcr.ct So@er. 81;
ECssrser lail Ry:r tor Ei,abeihpor'; sarah III,
ham, Dc; NsnGy 4 lsran. Do iarh j 81 III, ROW.
dsnce for Ph,la ielp IT,; l. d. LAIr. Providence for
Albany; Wet CLEAN kocSpirt. Advanre Cornv All.
hE Agoms: B,n,oE Omei, G,oucss,ef; Elec'r Tic
Light, WIN McCobh, Tango May, New Haven, II y
Rensen, Por' Roya. ChWc' r'udlcton Const,tutic n,
ocomohe; Potter tfrnandigA q uyei, Dennis,
ryk Susan, Eleuthcaa; Amer - Aar'in. fanny.
AuI Cages; Magnolia, kins. 90, Jam. Cha, Pendie'
tuciet for Philad lphia Ameia, Nov Haven Tor rhi
sdelphis; r Dean, Pawtues.t 70 rhi>delphi,; Ma
~ Ellen, Greenport for Philad.iph a, IL Auie usk.rd
Hsrford: c W Chaplin, rroyldenc., P.tet Ritter n
Haven. w Renedtet, New London, BEN Brown
Warren for Rondout; Daniel Webster. Warcham to
Albany; James Nelson, Tsunlon for Phiade.phi
oatrs Ames, Proviienc N q Ieonsld, New h.vel
for Philadelphia Eli Tosnsend, Providenee for R,n
doat: label Alberto, Providence; John WrlsAs poT'
land BrainsId, do Fcnristta; DO; Albert fnsr'
SWAllAss, TAu2toD, Asn; Gen Marion, PswtueAs
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n'sIRs.

A TTRE1ION, LADIES II THE OLD ES-
4 Aubh,hed New York Eur Manufacturing CO., lie
pot, ~ chatham - opp fitc Crooks " hitc marble
HOTEL IN ddle Of the block. hotwrsn Pearl and Duane
srrs. nov " tic time 10 get youf suits, for about
half the usua pricc oar rtO'k Ia ars0. we'll reloced.
aud at very los rates Maier, Marsh and frsurn
Mink and Sable C.nr, Mud, and CUT. from s;.aO to
tlo. French ana water Mini aud Sable Mufr lfofn
" 80. Nlotorines .ud half eapes % 20 - Chloe
et variety aud heautIfii Futs for children ~ bar
gains. Altering and elairins to III. l.tcs, style
Al1 FLEMING, hansg"r
FUR ! FURS-LADIES AND CiiILDRFSS
sney furs cheaper than he chespes'. n tbs
m.uu Sctorv. 5sI n ave. bet 26th aud .;,n ~,
tefernher, M sttirs Ladies fenev furs Altered,
cleaned and rep,isd carefully, W practical furrits.
GEO. fINlGAS. i34
EURS, 30 PER CENT. LESS TllAS A.,Y
l. store IN the city watcr mink r.p-, ia and
tuNs for 80 Mute - 90 esch MIX ft'ts ~
worth 40. DO colsrn 20, ~ and /, ~ each. Al
POSTERS, Ia thathim -, rof t. 400
7 AIDES FURs-GfEAT BARGAINS
- The best plse' f. the city 10 parehase ur, 3. a.
DEAkfs, W, y IiOwcrv. 3il
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A SSlGSFH'S SALE

| AssIGNEdEr,s, !, SALE sI;la
RUSSELL W wss2pcofrrr'o i k"c e. ~ .g
81. ,sooa,, ,sie,noon, =, oc' 80 l., n. aiiis
and nurse M, ,-e frn}hsd IN ~, ac d. ;na
hocany .pend 4 o,d iat ~ r.. IA p ars'ee
bic i~oo,s. tpl i'iut ~, ftricH ,hine, svc,tt,0
. .Sn. e. ~ 'n' . i "' I0''ey odd or
AN OrtEATOH WANTED on WIiII LEH
"a :" ION. ,.-inr Tnsclif... "a scsa s'se
! bu''onhoi. makers trply vt . second ave 50;
DOOKS WANTtD-FAE PRICES CIV
- IN ot and rr~ bot and in.-Ayisu st IT,
r,,%,e' a' Blocker >. open from An. 70 20
CARPENTERS Or CABISEt HAkFEs
~ wanted ~ Ere -s-,hct ,'i'!' rn,t '.. ie in
n,oosi,n Ingni,o bet and ]. - 40 4 :.
EOR SALf-IN A DESIRABLE ICCh.
. ton: in south Hfooklvr, n soy, rs-dr suc fancy
sore 9TH hrtme', o,hs Good 'u'ine't viii 10
sold cheap for each. food given iot -.tlins
i,np ' - "'D'' - "'' " - -"'' ''''" ~ -, -
NOTICE To TAlfoRS-THF EMPLOY
iec. o. joHN DAgGANfi, so H.ecser p, Ia,
s,sss oa ne ssy'ns, Of rs.' dS1d.| Hy
frc-id'n; WILLIAM DAVIS, s.crsiary. 80
OPERATORS WASTED on WHfLLkk
wi,.on,, for I'm, hsnnsl 'hits. Only En- eri.
ehocd hands has To- spn'v 2.i Seventh -. @I
SIlOkMAk LR>-WAN1EU A FINISIIi.R
- on copr,t. nailed work TO che that .uii,. good
wages. CA 1t ~ S'cord al
IT $. NAVY-wASTED FOR A Guni oa,.
" going on blockade. ma b ui-t- hrsfuan, era'.
pa"er. lsnd'rnen and boys ship tot y hr h1fe
rom u country, erpcni ., pstd I. GAiIA6IlIK
CO. Nsvsi ksndr sVorr, lT4 south ~ az
WANrED--A FEW CONpOSl1ORs-
V, Apry 81 Lhrr'y -. room ~. : 80
WASlkD-1 GOOD NLST. AID GOOD
W buttonhols rstcrs, to whom An sttFn pfi-s
viii be given. and paw every sAtuidsy nisht, over b
Fovrrv. en- rane. In Du~crs $50
WANTFD CUSTOM PANTALOOS I'm.
hheu, "a ve"k and vept hnisher, on custom,
80 -seh. u. MOORE. 1913 Canal u. tor moor 40
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Too Late for Classification.
nHATHa.

wAtEHG on sunday nirht Nov. %, Of oon-
surp'ion, Hugh walker. seed a. ehr.
Hts friends And acGLslufsncss are fftrfe'frllv N.
vittc 10 attend the funeral. OF 1usaciv, 11tk ~,
o. ~ o'cloct, fom Si1 r. Nilsi f2
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AMssENgg:NIS.

VAS AMRL kGu { co.'s
NAHnorU N'Nfgrrfr
uhLAI SOKAi AMBITION
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN
HYATT FROST. MANAGER,
tso and ',ii BIOkDNAI.
between Prince at spfiu, streeu.
- GRAND OIvNiSCi.
"fDNE~DAI NOkEMbIH 18th,
- AT 10 O'CLOCK, ". -.
,Afir, zion TO al parts q b hou % csS',
~ ~ pfor i,oots en- from g. = 60 ~ "
fsftaffn 'ncesa a; liz \ n 3, and -. T. N.
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SAVINGS BANKS.

NEW YORK. SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
lath Wee, We, ma sth sysnne Open daily from
!P y. Depo,i.. made on or before Dee is,. .iii
81. inr"s rem ,hT date THOMAS CHRIsJY,
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VT ~ III. AND usfeiAu..
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. BUREAU
- ofthe Receiver OF IaIcs, No. SO Chambers o.
1o lax Paysn Notice 10 hereby given that one per
cont. vii he added the Let OF December, on all
t,rs. rsms nins unpaid; an additional one p,r cent
viii be added on the 18th Of raid month Of December
Oh all taIcs remaining unpaid the Let OF January
lhterert the rate NJ per cent per annuu, rAlcii
lhted from The day the books we're received nv the
Receiver % TaIer. No money will be received after
Nov. 9, ISIS. joins MURPHY, Receiver. $40
ClIY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT..
~ New lork. Nov Is. 1853
In accordance with r,s luton adopted BY ,he
Common Council, and approved by the Mayor, on the
twelf day Of November instant
sealed proposas hereby invited FOR the removal
a he contents Of She sinks and pr.vies Of New York
city, ne, oni IN harbor 70. III. ne It ten yeas si'h-
out any csmpsnsa IN from the CITY Tresslir, sf,er
the expiration OF the present contract the suecsustul
terest Of the present contractor for the unerprod
term Of lis contract and 70 look for eorntensat On In
sddition to the sum. to lie paid under the existing
contract. during it, continuance only 10 the price 10
he paid for said rmo'al by the owner, occupants
If the said sinks or rr,6-, OF the p~pon or persons
,mp'yinG the same, ami rive ',o IN I'VE thou
sand do lars each, Ter tie faithful pefo inre OF th.
~ufk and u IN ~ requirements.
~Ad opotala must I've dcliS cred At the ofrc OF H..
- lnt1t ctor, We. 10 Chatham street on or hr'ore
uesdaE. -ltn day Of SOvtmher int, 1T l.! O'Clock
noon, a. hit TIM sUi p!sct tder viii he oIenei in
the p-esenoe o the Comptroller snd Cit InsIpotor
L. l. \. iDOLE.
'% City Inspector
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SHIPPING.

CCSARD LINE.
~ Steam TO Liverpool s3s currency
From Queenstown or Liverpool. go, god a equiv-
slsnt In currency
hycLA ssii' wednesday. iI,h Nov,
SIDOS - 18th
3A WILLIAMS d GuIoN, N Fulton r.
FoE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE
nr ship GRATtT' pT ............ sells Nov Plat.
Bf ship ALBION ...... ........ - Nov 2S,h.
FOR LONDON LINE
ship VICTORIA ......... .......... sails Nov. sd
For passsfe 30 and from London and Liverrool Or
DAT. payable in any part OF fnGisnd Ireland Scot
land or Waes, NJ the lowest possible rates Apply TO
1APttOrI BROTHERS co, 20 South at. 32l
IOK LIVERPOOl.-OLD BLACK BALL
L Lins Packets The ship Is AAC WEBB will sail
punetusli, on SATURDAY. Nov 70 For passage in cab
Ia ~ ID oabn, apply on board foot Of hickman It. or
10 ROCHE BROS 4 COfFEi, 60 south U ass
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HetNeen Prince st -tfus strsfN.
- GRAND OrY<iSG
WEDSE-nAf. NOV tMBIg 18th. 4,
As,r..,io, At ~ 10 nCL9Ck, ~; ~,
Perform .hcesn il, 4 n 3. an, snd IN
..NN. ANBrEcn CO. in FALLING ,,t,nt.oa o'tae
Spacious Tfrl AIT. ,,D sTrpr<pots
AZ Nv enabled 10 ~, - g., Pot. ciii1.ns - New
H. -, -. w nne 'imp.'d ,pe d,t, ,ool, rce no DIR
.an 90 Yl'e he 'b'7" nan,'i g'e..,e. laye
e., decrfae,, "a vot rrri.l'i.red and orn,men,.d.
"a - 20 Ai'n ih'in iorsn .Sh,hit ton Of Ioolote,1
GRANpfl r An GoRGf1ts sAGSiricrscr
,e. ei ~ -1y ,u't'n ~ z2oos,ai p'f''''in
81 Eufc'e. ny ah'cu huud 90. ~ 'houssrds " ~
80 'rrt am .'N ~ tn nre'"rt such ersnd
ih,,
rhL.cg OF ZoutoGiC.i wo'psgs,
The iuEeu.' rJl,r.s r,n 10 sen a. one dance
h'arly all The tnytisi' CT i-fnNi, ard bris there
20 u,noe. u ne lover r. Ton q 'hi. he
hNttLslpK GEOLOGICAL HtILDiSG or TIE
N, New Yor, ppe, we .,S .',r m. r.in, s.n.r.
y 'a'' iotpg u ths "eoS''ity q inst ela' 81
h'ot n - NJ srd, ~hef' lns, rue ion sni Anu,e.
mrut 40 harm niou.y 81, cd ~ 5ue, and shers
nnirs history ool ts 'ud ID ron n. Irving All
TIL GRLAT srt'pY of NAriRAL HISTORY
- er,abie n we llns .uhuurrs'l' subjects FOR both
moral .nd r.lilou. stud ~ ch e teudenoy ought
70 he n l',d ~ RON 10 .dmt,uon 'of he vo'ks W
ts contemplation NJ thf.r Ar'Nu-. % 'eNch ~ 70
look through Nstufsur to Nsture'sGod II psrudy
and III .dorst'on ~ - Sreiiul Ne ns to slo,s
rcpdngst aon. Hre Indebted 'or ,'vsry haTriness
that ~ enjoy. NhN hNbIEf,H 8 CD ri'h laad-
49, is-Is TO itcfrAsr the general ind Of human
tuo-i.dse. aud .rrits The srea b.brh'. the oommu.
MY you'd derive itom Az tIten.ivo fret eiass col!
l.ctiol 81
LIVING WILD bNIHAls.
sent fnerseilr fui - geo NfE a. 80 ~ sehhsbie
potion " the k1oru -ota ifoW Ntt he hnest
srIm.s AMI hirdr ohfAtsrl. 81 D. .tructons to
Size result ci which hn hern ~ collect on ~ ms ~
Ads q animals and hrd'. uc.h ron thor ns''t-
r. fn" and sIp,r or 90 anv ~ usve teen so-n
on the con ius g. aud coma. l'u.!f The Oh
COMPLETE ttLSr Class sENAt,ERIB
ever exhibited q Nc ci'' 1sus o. Nr~ NO-t
The great beauty = thee sutrnsls over any other
that have ever been exhibited ~ once sitraets ,nd
sstonshes tho h'ho.daf. Science 10 derby indcb,sd
TnH GRYNTVAS AMIR EGH HIMSELF.
for the rich and nviahe wees he has rendered
Through hs'I'Uu-ivc kr1s l"tss Of the nature and
hahitt OF the vnrof snmals he has bsen euhbied 10
ace hefor- thr American pubic ~ exhibition Of
such superior oIceiienrr ind rrea beauty, ss vss
nUNr- fore prsssutI % N
IOOLOGICAL l\sTllt III ............
MGRSi%0. AFTERNOON ANp NIGHT.
~ PTo'. iantrorthv, with H. ln,, I'scD, Leopard.
ilmh, Panther. &c, efc rstonishiny 10 b.h Did
Professor Nah II 20 .e, aad p'ffnru' tho
ELEPHANT Plp SIR
al the heslte. md rr.co, -p4 ed h, 'ht. Miracle
Of NAstcity. Trick Ponlrs. Comic suIss, aud tAo-
catsa honkr,t al 20 -p. - e.ch p.Ifortasp
PuSIilNELI 80 tbiE IlsI lo5
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Lnhnrsrr-HorkIna pItn.

Letthe working classes esehew the teseb-
ings Of the Democratic press. These men
have, many of them, came here from for
eign land. They have found liberty, pros
perity, and comfort. The Government has
brought them these blessings. The Cop
perheads aid the rebels in their efforts to
destroy that Government. Ifit is destroy
cd we shall be worse Of than the foreign
lands Of despotism. Trade and commerce
will slackeR and the demand for labor will
decrease in proportion. Let them take
care that they are not unwittingly led in
70 strengthening that party that cries,
GdoWn with the Administration"
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What ROsecrans says the COpperheads

What ROsecrans Says Of the CODperheRds.
Whenever they (the Southern rebels)
have the power, they drive before them
into their ranks the Southern people, and
thew would also drive us. Trust them not
Were they able, they would invade and de-
stroy US without mercy. Absolutely as
sured Of these things, l am amazed that
any one could think Of peace on any
terms. He aOho entsrtGins the sentiment is
fl only to be sIaUe; he sOhO utters IL at this
time is, moreover, traitor to his country, aOho
deserves the seOrn and contempt Of all hOnOrG-
bic men. n."-Mgjor w. S. RoseerGns.
The issue to-day is between these Cop
perhead peace men and the unconditional
Union men. The Democrats claim to- be
in favor Of vigorous prosecution of the
war, but it is spasmodic and designed only
for the purposes Of election. They had a
similar spasm just before the election last
Fall, but as soon as the elections were over
and the Conservatives triumphant, they
returned to their peace platform. 1t will
be Just so now. If the Democrats carry
the city, they will announce it as ever
dict Of the people against the war" Gen
eral Rosecrans, the man who has alway:
led his men to victory, from the day o
Rich Mountain to that Of MurfreesbOrO'
sees the whole design and aim of thest
Copperheads, and to all who are in sympa
thy with soldiers, to all who have Sol
or brother or father in the field we com
mend his earnest words of honest indigna
ton toward all "pesce men,"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-06
The nemocrntic Tieket

Is supported by the same party which
has for its leaders, Fernando Wood, who
favored the secession Of New York Cityi
Thomas b. Seymour, the Democratic can
didats for Governor of Connecticut, Whe
boasted Of having favored the South from
the beginning Of the rebelliOni Vallan-
digham, who is spoken Of by the rebel
leaders as "the noble Vallandigham )"
Sam. Medary, who published cOmmuni-
cation in his paper, the Crisis, in favor Of
Uletting the Government go toh-ll, rather
than to use the blacks to put down the re-
bellion :" and the " several Democratic pol
iticians," who consulted with the British
Minister, Lord Lyon, in regard to favOring
a future interv ention by England, in the
affairs of our country, even to the extent
Of overthrowing the Government.
VIII the Union men allow such party
to gain the control Of our City Govern
ment2 Turn out one and all, and vote
then see that your neighbors and voting
acquaintances have all voted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-06
Draft or No Draft.

The Democrats are trying to make the
issue to-day one of draft or no draft. They
announce that all who are opposed to q
draft should vote against the Union nomi-
nees and in favor of those upon the Demo
cratic ticket. Let no man be deceived by
them into the crime Of helping resistance
to the draft. Those who tried that resist
ance in Noble county we're Influenced by
just such teachings; but by following the
commands Of these leaders they have placed
themselves in jsils and prisons to be tried
and punished. The United States has
power enough to compel the submission Of
its inhabitants, and it will be the worse
for those who think to defy its might.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-06
The Candidates for Mayor.

We have no intention of undertaking
the business capacity of Mr.. Flint the
Democratic candidate for the MsyOralty
In like manner, the opposition can name
no man who stands higher in practical,
business point Of view, than the Republi-
can candidate, Mr.. L O. Masters. But We
ask the citizens Of Cleveland if it is not
better to have for their Chief Magistrate a
man who can devote his time to the inter
ssts Of the city and thus be thoroughly ac-
quainted with its wants and necessities,
than one so occupied with his own private
business as superintendent Of an extensive
railroad, that he has no time left for pub
lie duties. The city cannot "run ITSELF"
or..if it does, it will fall into disrepute, its
management will become loose, the police
will be inefficient and the safety Of our
citizens no longer assured We want a
man for Mayor who can give his personal
supervision to all the details Of municipal
affairs; who can know from personal in
GpectiOn, Of its condition; who has
time to see abuses that should be
remedied, and leakages that should be
stopped. We want e man Of the peo-
pie, one who knows the requirements of
all classes, the lower as we'll as tho higher
We want also, man intimately cOnVers-
ant with all the technalities of city gov
ernment Mr.. Masters is just such man.
his business relations give him the former
knowledge, and his long experience as
President Of the City Council has made
hin familiar with all that has come before
that body.
Mr.. Masters is aaeOndidon~'-
Union and the suppress ally for the
Mr.. Flint is s- .4onof the rebellion.
Aominat0' -ssOciated with, and was
IT, - By those whose creed is opposi-
-.n to the Government through its Admin
istratiOn, and who use greater e1ertiOns in
denouneing Republicans and Abolition
lists than the rebels in arms, The election
Of the former would be gratifying to the
loyal North; that Of the latter would be
hailed as 6 crumB o. eomfo2t by the dis
loyal traitors of the South. "ChOOse ye
this day whom ye will serve"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-06

Remember to-day, that Lord Lyons as
seris in his published dispatch to Earl
Russell, that on his return from England
70 this country, last Fall, he was approach
cd by the COpperhesd Democrats with pro-
posals for the Intervention Of England in
faTOr Of the South, and that they advised
that this Intervention should not take place
now, lest it unite the people still moro, but
that England should t0ait until they (the
Democrats got into power, and then they
would accept it. Are You ready to have
your country delivered over into the hands
Of those who are fitting out g rebel navy to
prey upon the commerce of this country
II not vote down the COpperhead ticket
to-day. 3izt