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NORTHERN LIGHT,
captain JOHN sPALDING,

B5J-Ihis Trip Of more than Elsven Hundred Miles
embraces sz degrees OF latitude aud eleven degrees
Of Ion gtude, pa-sng through Lakes Erie st. Citrs
Huron and superior aud the beautiful Rivers Detroit
ct Clair and st Marie With il tn usand l=es pre
renting the Tourist for Pleasure, Health, Ct in he
purauiL OF Scie CO. REAL attractions than any
other on tho continent Of America.
ne Passengers from Toronto and Montreal can
connect with Of these Beats at Port SarniE on the
even ug Of the day they leave Detroit.
g6Une Of the steamers, sea Bird OF Cleveland Will
leave Chicago on Wednesday evening Of each week
for superior City, touching at all ntermed ats ports
FOB FURTHER INFORMATION and all snqui-
ries regard ng Freight or Passazs, address
CLEVELAND AGENTS:
ROB'T HANNA & CO., for Northern Light and
H. GARHRETsON & CO., fer Meteor and IIi-
HUssEY & MCBRIDE, for Iron City and
DETROIT.AGENTs:
s. P. BRADY 4 CO., for Iron City, Planet ard City
WILLIAMS CO., for Northern Light, Illinois and
JNo. ii fHiiUyf6H1Ns & CO., for Traveller. mar2s;IsO
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A steamer from Havana on the 9th, has
arrived.
It is currently reported that Admiral
Wilkes was paroled prisoner, and would
continue to remain SO until the affair of
the Vanderbilt firing into the Spanish
eoasting steamer was explained.
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LATE PATEETs-Obtained through the
Office of Messrs. Brainard & Burridge of
Cleveland, Ohio.
W. W. Andrews, Warrensville, davit
eyebolt and hook; E. K. Wisell, War
ren spoke machine J. Daykin Cleve-
land, water drawer; A. Higley, Warren,
corn shelter D. W. Gould, Independence,
Iowa, brick machine G. Littleton, Cleve-
land, printing ink roller; D. Earle, Palmy
ra, electro strops; R. Haynes, Oberlin,
field fence; Wheeler and Bishop, Cleveland,
wringing machine R. C. Jackson, Detroit,
locomotives.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-16

Mayor Sherman of Chicago, whose term
expires in a week, has signalized his de-
parting hours by endeavoring to thwart
the Canal Convention of June next.
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LAKE SUPERIOR STEAMERS.
LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.

THE SPLENDID g STEAMERS
PLANET, METEOR, CITY or OLEYEIAND,
lRAFELLEk, ILLINOIS, IkON CITY & NOkTH-
ERH LIGHT, will form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit to all Lake Superior POrts during the season.
on the fnllnEinr daYa
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This Company having established Branch Of
Zee in Buffalo, with local Board Of Directors to
mEnaee its Western business, ali losses may be ad
jsted and paid in Buffalo or NeW York, at the option
of the parties.
6S- LOSSES PAIDt N GOLD, upon Risks on which
Premium has been paia IN like currency. feb26:43
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shelby -Sandusky, Msnshelf 8 Newark Railroad. for
Mansneld, Mt Vernon, Newark, Eana1.
vile, &C.
Orestline-P Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail
road, Forest, Uppel Sanduaky, Delphos, Lis
ma1 fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago, 40.
vest aud Eastior Mansfield, Wooster, las
sillon, &C.
Grafton and Belleiontine Railroad Line for Marion
Belleiou taine, Sidney, UuiOn, Muncie, In
dianaPolis, Torrs Haute, Vineennes, EFana-
VILE, Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis, &C.
Delawars-with Springfield branch for SpringnsId
Oolumbus-Little Miami 4 Columbus and Xsni
kailrouds tor Aenia, Dayton, fndianapoll1
Ierre Haute, st. Louis, MOrrOw, LOVeland
and Cincinnati, aud with the Uhfe & Ms
1lssippi Railroad at CinetnnRti for Louisville
Evansville, Cairo 81. LOUIS and all points
on the Ohio river
Oolum bIis-Cuntral Ohio kalroad tor Newark Zsnss-
Vile WhecliHg, &C; Columbus, Piqua 4
Indiana Railroad for Piqun, Urbana Ec
~ for Tickets " all points and information Gp-
ply ct the Passenger Station, and 81 Union Ticket
Onlce, I47 SuperiOF-st 20
Z. 5. FLINT, Superintendent.
Cleveland, HOsember 18th, ls62 -
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WESTERN DIRECToBs.

WH5ILEh DIhhUIUbS.
AEDREW J. Rich, Pres't Bank OF Attica, Buffalo.
JOHN ARMSTRONG, Pres't Nil. Co Bank, nil
W. b, dGpTT. PreSst \. n R. Z Co.. CbiSseo,
ALBEIT Z. KENT, Of Kent Co., Chicago
THos s. DI0KEEsOE, Of HandeTvOOrt, DiokerBon q
Co., Chicago.
DAVID J. ELT, of Reynolds, Ely Co, Chicago.
J. NJ. RICHMOND, Of J. NJ. Richmond Co., buffalo
MOsEs MERICE, OsWegO.
JOsEeH MORRISON, Buffalo.
P. L. HTEREBEBG, Buffalo.
B. O. MORRIS,
President.
THOS. LORD,
WE. NJ. WHITNEY, Vice President.
Secretary.
JOSEPH MORRISON,
Issident Director, Hazards Block, Buffalo, n. Z
ROBERT HANNA q Co.. Agents,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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WARD AT NoRwALK.-The NOrwalk Re-
hector, of the l4th inst, says Artemus
Ward " is engaged to lecture in NOrwalk on
Friday evening, April 18th, for the benefit of
the Soldiers Aid Society. The funds realized
are to be appropriated to the use of the Ohio
Relief Association in Washington.
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From THE 123D.-A recent letter from
the l22d Ohio, says Captain Kellogg, of
Company K, has been appointed Major.
Lieutenant Randolph is Captain, and Frank
Blair First Lieutenant of Company X.
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AID FOR CoNTRABAEDs.-Accor to
notice, meeting was held last evening to
solicit aid for the contrabands at Island No.
10. The exercises commenced with few
pertinent remarks by Hon. R. P. Spalding.
Rev. Mr.. Locke, Chaplain of the I'd Illinois
Cavalry, followed, with an explanation of
the appeal and statement of the condition
of the eontrabsnds. he was followed by
Rev. Messrs. Thome, Cooley and Hoyt in
short addresses. At the close, Mr.. Locke
stated that great want just now was
strong, servieeable sewing machine, to aid in
the making of clothing for the women and
children, and solicited aid for that object
Mr.. T. P. Handy (he declined to give his
name to Mr.. Locke, but we take the liberty
to announce the generous act) stepped up and
said that no further trouble need be felt upon
that score, as he would give the machine
Some eight or nine dollars were contributed
by those present.
On Saturday next our citizens will be
called upon for contributions of clothing, ag-
ricuItural implements, &C., &c, for the con-
trabands, and on Sunday the cause will be
presented by our clergymen.
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BOENETs.-A New York paper remarks
that there is decided change in the shape
and style of the French imported 0Onnets.
They are smaller, the large crowns have al
together disappeared, and there is slight de-
preston at the top of the brim. Occasion
ally, soft crowns are seen on hats of illusion,
silk or Grape, but they are the exceptions
rather than the rule, and are generally COW
cred with a square fanchiOn of lace.
The novelty of the season is the high
srouHed fancy hat Of drsb. black nr white
straw, with brim slightly raised at the sides
and depressed back and front They are
worn almost universally in London and Paris
by ladies of all ages, and are so useful for
travelling, country and seaside wear, that
they can hardly fail to be successful here
also.
Straw will be the most popular material for
summer wear, in plain braids, the faneirul
being altogether confined to the beautiful
straw trimmings which are made in a great
variety, of novel and curious designs. Some
of these are in the form of harps, others
crosses, bugies, flies, bugs, beetles, serpents
and the like. The new eolors in silk for
bonnets consist of charming lilac, pale
shade of CUR, or leather color, and fine
grav
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To IHE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF lJmEoroRs OF TIE
COLUHBIAE lEsURANCE CONPAiCT:
We hereby certify that we have sOmparsd the above
statfment with the Balance sheet Of the Company,
sud the Balance Sheet with its BOoks, and found
them 10 conform.
We have slso examined the Cash Bank IlaIance,
5ecuritieaI Bills keceiYable and other Assets, and
found than 70 conform accurately with the Above
statement made BY tho Company
EDWARD ROWE,
JOHN s. DlCKERS0Nr
. JOSEPH MORRISON,
JanuAry 2, Isss Committee.
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LIGHTNING Rods.
4ENRY BOWEN, MANUTAorU.
ImpToved T,ipbtning Rods.

AARAObSu 1iSnbuAuS hO0SS
made and put up scientific principles. Warranted
70 protect building from atmcsplorio electr1city.-
Also, Repairing Rods
! ~ Said Bowen has heretofore been employed BY
ihe Sity Gonnea 2 prepare ard erect rods on the
RE1DEscE-Sl4 Erie-st, OleTslsnd, o. nSOslss
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CLEVELAND L PITTSBURGH
w y A Z q o A d
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

So WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Iss9
To take eject on Monday, November I7th, issa-
Trains leave UlsTeland daily, Sundays oxcSptsdJ e.
ioiloWs:- -
Too A. &, MAlL-ArriYe5 at New York l0s5s A. \.
Philadelphia Z: so A. n; Baltimore ~ ~
hlttsburgh 4:l0 P H.; Whssling $40 P. n; n.
Philadelphia S:l0 P. a.
4. EXPRES5-Arrivesat at New Tsrk 500 P Il:
Fh1iedelphia 1880 P. Il; Baltimore 2.2O P. n,
Pittsburgh u 60 P. Wheeling 624 A. n.
lersburgh.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh 70 New York
(via AllentOWn, without change.
~ Fare as low .. By any other line.
HR- Through Tickets can be procured At the UnIon
Ticket Otice, Weddeu House, Rt the Debof or ofth6
Euclid-street Station
?. K. MYERs, Q. 7. AGENT. noTis
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ILEv5EELI,A4AINS,PE,,, ELAN, q, .QoLUMBUs y 1
wINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, November lzth, 1862, Paasn-
ger Trans viii leave Cleveland a. FLOWS:
lst TraIn-7.5U A. n.-StOppinR at BeFsa, Grafton
wellington, New London, Salem, ShelbT'
Crcathne, Gallon, Cardin Eton, Ashlsy, Bel
ware, Lewis Center and vqJrthington, AZ
irving Al Columbus 100 P. H.; Oincinnst
6:2O P. H. Indianapolis $50 P. n; st. Loui !
- A. NJ Louisville -A. H.; Fort Wayne
s55 ?. NJ Chicago via Crestline 1890 ?. r.
I'd Train6:t5 P nStOpping at all station. north Of
talon, and At Gilesd, Cardi1gtdL and Dal-
aEare5 arriving 81 Columbus tZ.SU A. n;
Cincinnati SD A H.; Indianapolis T.55 A. n,
Fort Wayne 3;t5 A. N; Chicago via Crest
line loco A. n.
Trains leave Columbus Tor UlsVelAnd 400 A. H. and
I.a5 II. aud arriEa in CleHalId rnm rnnnn =. Il
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THE LAKE SUPERIOR LINEs.-The earli-
est boat advertised to leave this port for
Lake Superior is the steamer Planet, Captain
John P. Ward, which sails on Friday, the
oath inst. The Meteor sails on the 9th, the
City Of Cleveland on the 2Sth, the Traveller
on the 29th, the Illinois May 1st, the Iron
City May 4th and the Northern Light May
9Th.
The Agents of the Northern Light, Robert
Hanna & Co., designed to send their boat
one trip ahead of its advertised time, but the
reports from the sault arc SO discouraging
with regard to the ice that they have aban-
dOned the idea, and she will sail as adver-
tized, May 5th. The latest news from the
Sault was about the first Of the month, when
there were from Is to 20 inches of solid, blue
ice in the sauIt river from Churoh's up.
The Northern Light has recently returned
from Detroit, where she has been on the dry
dock. The Light, as well as the other boats
that ply on the Cleveland and Lake Superior
Line, is being put in dp-tOp condition.
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INSURAHGE.

1862. 1862.
Buckeye Mutual Insurance 90
FIRE AND MARINE.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS - $1,000
No SURIP Dividends PROFITS divided in CAS-
among the stock and Policy Holders. ---
Takes Marine hazards OF all kinds. Fire RiHk
Ruildings, Merchandise, Furniture Vessels IN Port
and the better class Of risks generally.
DIRECTORS:
Wm. Hart, B. PgltOn, Amasa stone, H.,
r 0hhmberiin, I. D. Hudson Hon, J; P RoSinso
81. GaTrstsOn, A. J. Breed, y. A. OViatt,
=. W. PoltOn, VIM. WellhouBe.
OFFI0E-Oviatts Exchange. foot Of Superior stree 9,
Olavelaud, Ohio.
SS- Losses Adjusted and Promptly Paid.
WE. HART,
4. d. HUDSON, President.
Secretary. -uneas
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Trains leave Columbus Tor UlsVslAnd 400 A. n and
l:35 aud arrive in Cleveland nom Columbus Is
9:3U A. and 7.30 P. n.
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Net pfonta.-'. ZSo5Ios
Tho Company have the following Assets
United States and New York City Stockss l6a 3O00C
Loans On demand, on gold.......-sl2q. 900 90
Cash In nBanks..--.......-s......-..-.. 7l,65l 50
Interest due Jan. ], I8 on in
Tustments and cash with
AFents..-.....-. .......- 25 395 50
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Authorized Capital Is..........Si, ,OOO, 900 90.
Cash Capital, Paid in.-......--.... 100000 90.
Assets, Jan. ], 1S63..-..--..--.. 1,I35, $40 IS.
Statement Of the affairs Of the Company forthe hftt
fiscal year, ending Dec 3.st lS62:
Premiums on uus1pired risks, December
81 ..-.-- --......- .....-GE ~
Premiums received from that
date 70 December 81, lS62... sl5 52l a
Total amount Of Premiums 81 Gs5 2I3 G.
Tnis Company issues no policies upon Life Risks,
ncr upon Fire Risks disconnected with Marine Risks
Premiums marked on as earned during
the year, less Return Premiums) and
interest received On lnYe8iments---...S 725,3s5
Losses paid curing the eyear...-..a4ll, ,Gl3 81
Rein urances, ENpenses and
IaNes...- - bla q 1857
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The London correspondent of the Times,
(whO, by the way, is generally predicting
failure TO the North writes in his last
letter.
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EA(e KSl<pNS.

A MEXICAN PROTESTANT ASNOrIA-
a tion. The second Annual Festival OF thea A
sdvrtized 10 tshs place Wcdue.dty he "a
int. IL postponed for the pres nt D,Ir 10 lea " IN
be- gwen o the time to ~hich II n pe- poiiei ns nt,
nhrsnseinents are completed THOMAS All SI-
secretary.
FISHING BANKS - SIEANEE M\Il
= LAND, leaves PECK slip, at : A. " We; nth
ats DeY II, ~ pier 4, North iIyII At > . duil,
except osudays farr, oDcts husLc, krfrr.im, NJ.
bait ana lines On board. 2lh
Ito FOR THE FISHING BANKS 10 900
rea has. caught daily on \ staten I.and T. cart
-. PHILLIPS leaving every da, ,It.pi Sn'uiday,
south lth al, Ntlli,mshurph, ~ \ NJ; Peek sup.
-, .oth ~, North kNei, >. ~pung - y. H., SAN
NO. n9 Rcfr,shInents, bat aud h-hins IA y
served on hoard, III
NJ flRlNNE = " NLART AK I.NMil.'
49, - Grand Picnic aud Cotillipn E.ehr.iun. II ne
ftT,t u rimeut, PhwnI brigade, n Ihutsd., .lu.,
2Jrd, I'bi. to Emmett Grove. Music ~ Iarr,. .
c'Irhtsicd bfs. and Cotilhon Bapds. pnr L.. l. uul
lsy II the tot o. Spring ct, \ Il, while the steamer
Rip Van " nike, with the other Barse max TO-.
liioome ~, At '.l1 m Fulton Fery, Is ,ut H. IA.
at ~ IN sptingst, y h Cast lAudirr. At :. -
a VI llck,t 30 cents JOHN u'NhuONA ,.I
Lieut. JOHN CCkkAS, secJ. 80
ITO TAII.OES AND 1ilE PUBLIC GLNt.
Aray Rally for the Picnic -rne Wmkiu; Iaii-
oir Trade Protective iuiou beg to nuuopu,, tl.ri
their First Grand Annual Picnic VII tn.c pa, O..
MONDAY, July GIth ius, IL the Belle ". I, 20 n
den, includrs family, % Ct. Fpl tho bo.i .4.|
adult, 10 cts; children noe. fOr further pa o..
see h!.s, post'ts and Advertisements, Is, .I4. ..
the tentrAl COMMITTEE. RObI GROVE, ~.u
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TR WILLING.

EOR NLWBu RGH, POUGuKEEPsI Il
4 kondout, King ton The MARY POWELL. ,.,,
oo' OF jay street, every Afternoon. at ~ O'Clock 81
HUDSON RIVER X. X. FOR ALBANY.
Troy, Tia. North and West, freIu Chambers u at
ahl 10 A. N and s.ii 2 and 1880 l. NJ, aud On
sunday at ~. y NJ from Ihirt.th etI,ei. IHr
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SEWING MACHINES.

SrNlNG CUISES-SEwISG MA
- rhIues 20 iaut ana Tor sale at msnufacture
,rre.. -u.ers Ho~et, NIL. 4 ~ On's, Wheeler
4 NNHus Empire aud WILCOX & Gibbs, &c, r. II,
DIAMOND. va HTesassy. sId
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! GOOD lIANt T. FOR SOMEBODY-One
'h,r'e a, to' one At :4o Que At 80, aud one a,
one do,toI', All = which chance for ,p~cui.tor
,,,o hack ot 'ani'f' horS's to DO sold cheap AT
A HORSE TOE SALT YEARS OLD
- ~ hsuds high, risht bay, warranted sound
rtcci. IA
A HORSE TRICK AND HARNESS. FOR
sale lsrp' h'y horse. sound and iiud, truck
aud hsrr'ss. nraty new, viii la sold cheap Apply
~ Feed H'or" "a thoIry At, near jackson, n Y. $50
EUE SALE CUEAr-A GOOD GAIT
,,,.1 n''' A'y at tho 'oAD Factory II? Wet 9Th
iOE >ALt-A CANADIAN MARE. IS
every r' n.ct, 'usshic Tor cart, hart each or
Ns'' iIH't hr 'gld cheap o. exchanged Tor smaller
I'n' -. Nafiot VI, bot. King snd Hou'ton POI
EOE SALk--A tlNt. STYLISH, BROWN
- .l,', LA4d. th. year. I'D, wei broke Tor
NC saddle ~ ven a. lame, sood family hora., a.
VOL t".y u'i4i iot ANY miltars officer Can b.
,,'n between II and o'clock Inquire a, Love oy .
tNE S\Lt--A NMART HEALTHY BAY
= Mare, , y'tsr' old, Lind IN hDpe.s stands without,
h,n,.. ,.irsio hen ,, y,' K IN wagon and
Tor SALE A BAY HORSE. IL HANDS
irce sG1, igs'
EuE SAIL TWO HANDSOME CANA,
dian War'- ono tho Other yes,. old IA and
~ hands nift Ouo would suit butcher or baker,
The other would max, u mo- saddle pony To b. ,old
'hntf inquire - ~ Z yfth 81 giB
EOE >ALl.-N ZINE BLACK MARE. II
band. -I'u, table for mix or grocery wagon
or cent Lame 'sldio horse; an years old, va.
tsu',i sound tud kind, and ust from tho country
An D. s'rA At ''' Wellington str after A. W.
EoR SALE CIll.AP-lIORSE, CART AND
harness, With the work ~ three store must be-
'oId as Che p"uer - e9ng 10 the country For fur.
~ lAft' al. inquire OF THOMAS hcNlFf, No. 3
Ityou y ~. 2YO
EOk Sal L, HORSES, AMONGST which
of' .uialir lo. any iuiins.s, price $40 each,
Do hNIar Ian, N'o large lulk hps, price Sl2j do
AprI' 40 - On rry, cor n Ihamhers sd
SADDLE IlOENES-FOE SALE AND TO
ict A. 40 ti,hih ave. bpt 18Th and 10Th st. Also
io' 'I' tr'H pair. ui Chitihgs horses aud angie
I'd te'r tLau con Ia found IN the city. uss In from
thc county. SOi
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AN UsEM ENTe.
RARNuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM

THE DSSIrR BROTHERS
I'M, nov nsncer., Gyuns-,s and PantomimIstA
Alec ~ oeA'
,sANfORps ETHIOPIAN OPERA rKo,.py
10 ot "sn AZ hours, dA, Aud svynin.
LIVING Ot RAM, ct IAN
-- -. TWO LIVING tIGrE CkIS'
TWO AO\SrfK LIVING BpA CuSatp,,r,,s
Ar lOMNTOS WRllW MI 'o"S'
SHf LiGUrNIN,. CNiui i Tror
- noMtt Iit CAT NJ kSlNU TWO MIMI
a. rue t'kNND AQl ARIA, I.aru.l Sr.' So.
nohster Hear, Living Anaconda, Wa. Fin,,.. w
Ao,ri@on 70 all y! ct. Children under 10 II :. ~
sArt RbAN MN +. " nrn' OF Ssniford itouss led.
Ntw BOwEHY THEATRE
Ort> tNERN EVENING
,.,.,. OK Al y 70 NIGHT,
MN DAVIS, HOOKER, CIItI ORD and Sto,...
~ WV SONGS, AJtS. pANtiSN
tuOiA II lLAti II IUu sly
'\MFIlklI'S MtNSIKtIS
49,. i ~ NJ NHlE
I'VE NupII NA\u ~ tn cor titN
'oNihlNlM, Iili GKt NIt-t tuRIN(tL
81 ARTS ilt FAtlIIINTl I\JE
sEtNIN ms CO.. NIN\
~ GO IT. NINK NNp " n.i
rl'li'M NM, ~ ~ .ilH, HI\IliT ,u. Al
CAMPBELL. NNNN,,IN "
NhIN nos az Nuit NGIIE IAIINI
..,. MuI. Nri'r w.
SlA'' Nlt lELp y AlN Ntk. WIruOj ~.
IRA CiiNErE o.,
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SAVINGS BANKS.

Ml,uANI'N AND1I;ADkES SAVINGS
W lu-.'uruu 70 .,s Forsry open daily from
4n p.oI,,S A. TO- o"i"'k ). n lDtsrsa at the
rate OF 70 ' N.Ht nv AuuIm allowed un sums Of
- 600 ara 81 p. u~ ccut pei Anuum on larger
f.ius b'.". .' tlfdt uI va before July 10Th viii
draw IUit..-, ron tho lst July
CHARLES r~NK, Pr..dsnt.
49, = uNlau1, .,tan III
lIllEU Avenue SAVINGS BANK,
COR 'fi ANl. AND 7 Y.IIrTIi ST,
CHARTERED lsbi
err 'tNl INItEt,r ALLOWED
n..t.. 40 On or b iUIc July 2oth, Rill draw IN.
tg..f . Bob 200. let q July.
.ts. .. tu DALI from 10 TO also on Monday,
N,.lr..a, aud ,s'urdaj evenings, from ttOs.
cILSNEk h. CREE, President.
AL.- 7 / IL. socretaIy. 80
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t.OAgkts AHg3 siOo1r..

DN' ol GlE1ItIrN CAS- ~ A.
- n m. tnfrH ~t.uu '..r.. ..i i0ut 81 .l lr 1.-THE
y.''a D. yr.ya.. isu'y location gsaisut md
S,-AA' AZ SLAI.IsIi, ~
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hsaAEG'sNsS. &c.

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ITO TAHOEs AND the PUBLIC GLNt.
ARTICLES FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-TiiR SLOOP GOTHAM o.,
4 tons burden, lying at the foot VI Taylor u, u
Price 600. Inquire Of W. fKEELANb. - beoiu1
ave, Brooklyn. ~
EOR SALE-SECOND HAND STEAM ~
i CINE, 10 horse po~sI ia good order. iii Ie -.
cheap. AddLsss ENGINY. boz 4.hl 0. I.
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