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FROM RALTInIORF.

BALIIMORE, FED. AVs
The lecture announced this evening at
the American Institute by Mr.. Vellan-
digham, did not come of, an unmistsk-
able evidence that the loysl sentiments Of
Baltimore would not tolerate his presence,
having induced the abandonment Of the
lecture
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21

BosTOE.

.BosToE, Feb. 20.
E. s. Toby, A. A. Lawrence and James
NJ. Beebe have petitioned the Massachu-
sets legislation to be incorporated as the
American Steamboat Company with cap
ital Of 100000. The steamers are to
run between Bozton and Europe.
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THE LIBRARY RooMs.-Some time ago
We noticed the fact that an enlargement of
the reading roem and library of the CIeve-
land Library Association was in cOntsmpla-
ton. The improvement is urgently called
for yet, for some reason, there is great de-
lay in bringing it about. We hope that the
proposed improvements will be made before
Iour
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COM ERCIAL.


MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,l
FRIDAY EVENING, February 20, 1858.
Wheat-Sales car red at 81 SIX; car do. at 81 ,39,
and l car white at sl,47
OatB-sale car on track at 55c.
seeds-sales lOO bush Clover at s6,ss; so bush at
s6,ls, and 20 do. at ss,25.
Lard-sales 5 kegs choice at IOc
Butter-sales common at lsKe, and fair at
lsc.
Cheese-Sales Hamburg at I2e.
HiEhwines-sales 50 bbls. at sc, and small lots
at SIC.
Dried APpIes-Activo with sales 100 bbls South
Ohio at Sc with pay for pacagesi 100 bbls at 5e
% bbls and 80 Bbls at SIC
POnIrry-Chickens are in good demand with sales
at 6zG7zc.
REgs-In light supply and worth Isc.
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ORDERED TO NAsHvILLE.-The lst bat
talon of the 10th Cavalry has been ordered
to Cincinnati and thence to Nashville. They
viii leave on the I'd of March, under com
mand Of Msjor sanderson. An order was
read to the regiment yesterday morning di-
recting that the regiment be mustered for pay
on the 2sth of the present month.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21

MAJOR BINGHAM, Of the 9Th Cavalry, is
here recruiting battalion for that regiment.
he has recruited two companies, and they
have been ordered to Washington. The regi-
ment is in sigel's division.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
10 expire on the slst day Of January, Iss4.)
AUDITOR o. sTATE's OFFICE, IxsURAxcr DEp,r,

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, INsURANcE DEPfT
COLUMBUS, OHIO, February 10Th. IsSs
WHEREAS, The Columbian Marine Insurapce Cam,
pony, located at New York, in the state Of New TorF
has nled IN this oce sworn statement Of ifs condI-
tOn, as required BY the first section Of the act 10
regulate insurance Companies not incorporatsd bY
the state Of Ohio" passed April sth i5ss. anI
whereas, said Company has furnished the undsr-
signed satisfactory evidence that IL is possessed Of ct
least One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of Actual CapI-
tai Invested in stocks or in bonds in mortgages o.
real estate worth double the amount for which the
same is mortgagedi and Whereas, said Company has
hled In this Oce written instrument under its cor
porate seal, signed By the President and Secretary
thereofi authorizing any agent agent1 Of said Com
pany in this state, TO acknowledge service Of process
Tor and IN behalf Of said Company, cOnsentfnR thai
such service OF process shall be taken and held to Be-
a. valid as II served upon the Company, according to
the laws Of this or any other State and waving all
claim or right Of error, By reason Of such acknoEl-
edgement Of service.
Now Therefore, In pursuance of the first section Of
the aforesaid act /, Robert W. Taylor, Auditor Of
state for the state Of Ohio do hereby certify that
said Coun bian Insurance Company, Of New York, ia
authorized transact the business OF Marine Insurance
In this State until the 3st day Of January, In the
year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-f0ur.
-, In witness whereof have hereunfos subscribed
I LIS. my name and caused the seal Of my once
49, TO be Oiixed the day and year above written,
X W. TAYLER, Auditor Of State.
ROBERT HANNA q Co.. Agents,
feIIs-fZg C1arnlnud fnhfa
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EC .soTIc INSTITUTE, HIRAM, 0H1o-
Best facilities for Oil Painting, Music French,
German, &c. Special attention paid in pre-
pairing for teaching or for college.
$40 pays board, fuel, light and tuition in
common English for IA weeks.
$50 in clubs pays for board, fuel, light and
tuition in common English for IA weeks.
Full corps Of tsaehers in all departments.
Spring term (14 Wseks) begins Tuesday,
March 10th. Address,
fshls't20 T. H. RaoDEE, HirAn Ohio.
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POSTAL CURREEcY.-Postmaste CoWles
has received $4,000 in postal currency for
distribution. One quarter of one per cent
premium will be charged to pay express
charges and other expenses incurred.
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PROMCAIRO.


CAIRO Feb. 20.
The tow-boat Hercules was burned
Tuesday last by guerillas just above Mem
phis. L is reported at Memphis that feur
thousand rebels are within six miles Of
Charleston Rsilroad.
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MICHIGAN CAvALRE.-A detachment Of
the 9TH Michigan cavalry, organized at
Grand Rapids,) arrived here last night on
their way to Washington. On Sunday the
battery attached to the regiment will arrive,
and on Tuesday the balance Of the regiment
will pass through.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21

THE party laste7ening at Chspin's Hall
for the benefit of Mr.. Ballou was s very
pleasant affair and much enjoyed by those
who participated in it.
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PRINTING OFFICE DEMOLISHED.

CAIRO, Feb. 20.
The Office Of the Keokuk Constitution
was destroyed yesterday by oonvsleseents
in the Hospital. The cause is not stated
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=sPEeIAL DIsPATcHEsl
BROM MEMPHIS.
ITO the Cincinnati Commercial

The Lake Providence Canal--La-
test from Charleston--The
Mississippi Over its Banks
"A Town Submerged
Great Flood Antioi-
pated--The Attack
on Vicksburg
Momentarily
Expected.
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n. Y. HONEY AIARKET-February 30.

Ns - 4HOANEA 4 nA-Ah hAAA-EGBEuuEy eOs
lBT TELEGRAPH.l
MOney-Market steady with fair business at per
cent for loans on call.
Sterling EXchange-Scarcey so firm The
quotations l76gI75 for Merchants I7gfgl7956 for
Bankers bills.
GOId-Irregular, unsettled and lower, opening at
625si advancing to 634, and closing weak at 624
per cent premium.
Government StOcks-Market a little irmsr
U ;. 6s ISL, coupons, g7z4; 80 Treasury Notes
IVY; One Year Certificates 95i Demand Notes
STATE stOcks-Tennessee SIS 6256; Missouri 6's
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OWNER yesterday policeman
Frank found hand-eart on Ontario street.
The owner can haveit by calling at the John
son street station house.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN Proposals will be received at the onlcs Of the
City Oivf Engineer OF the City OF Cevela"d until u
clock NJ, arch 81, ls63, for grading and improv-
ing oregon Street, between Muirson and DOdgs-sts-
also II amit0n Street between kcss-St and lot lice
between lots I3g and 40 ami HoWe-St-
Plans, Grad 8 and rpeclfcaitons can be seen aid
mole pa ticuar i1f rmation obtained At said ARg1-
neer's Once after the 2ith Inst
The Be ard OF CITY Improvements invite the sub
mission Of blds reserVnR the right to accept orreect
the same. By order OF the Board.
c. D. BISHOP,
Eobra.aqo CftV Civil Wnofnear
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21

METROPOLITAN MARKET-PRosPEcT ST.
The largest variety of meas in the city
and equal in quality to any. Extra Beef,
Pork, Mutton and other small meats also
Sausages, Sugar Cured Hams, Dry Beef,
Tongues, Corned Beef, kettle rendered Lard,
&c. Orders delivered free. Call and exam
inc. feb21:42S.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21

HeImsrreers InImirabIe Hair Restorative.
IT is NOT DYE,
But restores gray hair to its original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus-
tenanee, impaired by age or disease. All instaH-
taneoHs dues are composed Of lunar eaiistie, de-
stroying the vitality and beauty of the hair, and
afford Of themselves no dressing. Heimstreets
Inimitsble Coloring not only restores hair to its
natural color by an easy process, but gives the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21

FIVE DOLLARS REwAKD.-LOst on Tues
day, Feb. II, from my house, GA Ontario
street, q Iiver-eolor and white spaniel dog,
about eight months old; answers to the name
Of Don" Had on a small patent leather
collar with my name on a silver plate. The
above reward will be paid for his return to
my house. [feb2O:2tl H. NOTTINGHAM.
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"LITERARY.-Bsker, East side Public
Square, near Postofice, has received Harp
er's, Leslie's, and New York Illustrated,
Home Journal, Independaut, Banner of
Light, Irish American, Tablet, Pilot, and
ali the other late weeklies.
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promotes its growth, prevents its falling off, era
dicates dandruf, ,andimpsrtsh health and pleasant
ness to The head. It has stood the test of time,
being the original Hair Coloring, and is constant
ly increasing in favor. Used by both gentlemen
ndlsdies. It's sold by all respectable dealers,
or can be procured by them of the commercial
agent, D. S. Barnes, 2O2 Broadway, N Y. Two
sizes, so cents and 81
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, Agents.
.novI5 :439eod- d-triw&w
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lBY TELEGRAPH
stOcks-Better this afternoon with fair business.
Chicago and Rock Island 9414; Chicago aud North
western Is; Chicago and Alton preferred 81; Alton
and Ierre Haute preferred IL Pittsburgh, Fit Wayne
and Chicago 676; Alton and Terre Haute "a; Cleve-
land and Toledo go Galena and chicago 93a6; Ceve-
land and Pittsburgh ~; Illinois Central scrip g35
Michigan Southern 6l4; Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
3rd bonds, lO3; Chicago and Northwestern 2d bonds
% Milwaukee and Praris du Chen 40 Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, 4th bonds, 50; Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne
and Chicago, 2nd bonds, 1054 DO 3rd bons ST. Erie
5th bonds, l67; Hudson convertible bonds IO7 Hanni-
bal and ST. joe LIST bonds 6s; Toledo and Wabash, I'd
bonds 9O56.
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Mr.. Baker spoke against the bill.

Mr.. Baker spoke against the bill.
Mr.. Noel did not feel at liberty to vote
against the bill, but appealed to the gem
tlemen to refer it to the Judiciary Com
mittee, to inquire how far it deprived the
States Of their right to regulate their own
concerns under valid laws.
Mr.. Allyn advocated the amendment he
proposed to offer, reducing the tax on GER
culating notes to one per cent. per annum,
in order to induce the banks to endorse the
system and place themselves in eo-Opers-
tion with the Government to supply uni
form currency, and to prevent undue ex-
pansiOn.
Mr.. Hooper moved for the previous
question. The House, IS against 70, agreed
to order the main question to be put.
The House refused to table the bill, 81
against So. The third reading Of the
bank bill was ordered.
The clerk read the bill, occupying On
hour
Mr.. Holman moved to lay the bill on the
table, which was disagreed to. The bill
then passed by vote Of 78 against g.
The House took up the Senate Postofiee
reform bill.
Among the amendments was one strik-
ing out the clause requiring publishers to
prepay postage on magazines, and adding
a clause charging an additional rate for
re-mailsd letters, and providing charge
Of 25 cents for letters and special delivery
so marked and delivered day or night
Mailable matter is divided into two ciss-
ses, 1st letters, 2d, printed matter, third
ly, miscellaneous matter.
Mr.. COlfax stated that he was in favor,
and always had been, of abOlishing the
franking privilege, but the Senate was hos
tile to it, and had so voted. AS the abOli-
ton could not therefore be carried, he was
in favor of eurtailing it.
Mr.. Allen introduced an amendment
which was adopted, restricting the frank
ing privilege by officers Of the depart
ments and by postmasters to official busi-
ness, and requiring all letters sent to
franking officers to be prepaid.
Mr.. Blake offered an amendment which
was adopted to establish a money order
system for one dollar and not exceeding
ten, five cents; over ten and not exceed
ing twenty dollars, ten cents; for every
additional sum Of ten dollars or less, i've
cents.
No quorum being in attendance the
House adjourned at 9.45.
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AL the illustrated papers for this week
New York Weekly and Weekly Times,
Tribune, Herald, and World also, another
supply Of Leslie's Illustrated Almanac, and
the Knapsaek Of Fun, just received by
WILSON 4 MIDpTCoNRE
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.nOvI5 5:4s9eod-triwtw

HB- DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
ElectroPatby, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
sia, rheumatism, Scrofuln, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Eesrt, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
ghns, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See sd-
Tertisementi in another column. ONCE No. lIe,
Qaraco atroat
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
feb9:45I 2


A full assortment constantley on hand. We
deal in none but the best.
6. W. CRowELL a Co.,
feb9:451 211 Superior St. Marble Block.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-21

Baker at his news rooms near the Post
Office, has large assortment of new novels
by the best authors, in paper and muslin COW
ers. Also general assortment Of fine sta
tionery.
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THE Buckeye Mowers have knives in
front, two spring seats, and ride easy.
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Coupons,

Canada and Uncurrent Money
BOUGHT AT HIGHEST RATES,
By Z. B. HALE,
feb20 IL Superior-St.
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OF THE CoEDITIoE OF THH
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A CORRESPONDENT in Murfreesboro'
Trftes rs follows:


CORRESPONDENT in Murfreesboro'
writes as follows:
"sixteen Q. S. paymasters arrived in
town on the 11th inst, which fact causes an
eleetrial trill joy to prevade the troops
This gratifying intelligence cannot reach the
ears Of their friends too soon.
General Rosecrans has recovered from
his severe sickness, and is now able to resume
the ardeous duties OF his responsible position.
The troops think he is the right man in the
right place, and they feel confident that if
President Lincoln had such General on the
banks Of the Potomac the war would soon be
closed. The 4lst regiment is encamped Is
miles from Murfreesboro' on the Lebanon
Pike.
The bridge over Stone river is progress
ing fast and will be completed in few days"
ACADEMY OF MUs1c.-0n Monday eve
ring next Miss Kathleen 0'Nen makes her
first appearance at the Academy of Music
She viii be ably supported and the enter
tsinments will be well worthy Of a large at
tendance.
A Pittsburgh paper in noticing the per
fOrmance Of this troupe says:
"No troupe has lately visited this eitv
more deserving Of snccess than that at whose
head stands Kathleen o'Neil. We cannot
refer 70 its individual members, but suffice
Il % write that they are ladies and GENTLE
men Of real talent, and the entertainments
which they give are eminently worthy. Of the
support Of al who desire 70 blsnd instruction
% Eith amussnent."
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kANNEN, BAChUS & NOBLE,
febs.431 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
SALE.-The undersigned

GUARDIAN SALE.-The undersigned
" will sell at Public Vendue on the premises
on the Esd day of February inst, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, one seventh interest in common subject
to the dover ofthe widow Of Jehiel Cham5erlin,
in the following described real estate, the prop
ertY of Ellen Porter, minor, to wit: Situate in
the township Of Bedford in the county of Cuya-
bounded as follows: Beginning in the centre Of
the Twinsburgh Plank Road, at point which
bears south 43 deg, east Il 54-100th chains along
the centre of the Plank Road from the north line
Barnes land: thence south 60 deg, west q chains
and IA links to a stake thence south p degrees,
east chains to g stake on the south line OF said
lot No. go; thence east chains and so links along
the south line to a stake; thence north 60 deg,
east IL chains and 81 links to the centre Of the
Plank Road thence north 43 deg, west Sc along
the centre ofthe Plank Road TO stake. thence
north At deg, east chains and 81 links TO stake
thence north 43 deg, west, parallel to the Plank
Road, 5 chains and 9links thence south AZ deg,
Plank Road thence north 43 deg, west 1 chain
and 30 links to the place Of beginning, and con-
tains 20 acres Of land.
Also one seventh interest in common, subject
to dover aforesaid, the following described tract
of land situate in said Bedford, and being part
of said lot SO, and bounded by commencing at
the northwest corner Of land owned by the heirs
of Jehial Chamberlin and AlonzO Drake thence
in an eastery direction 40 rods to a stake at the
corner of original lot of acres thence westerly
to the center Of the Plank Road leading from
Bedford to Twinsburgh; thence along the line Of
| the said road TO the place Of beginning, contain
ing one hundred rods Of ground, be the same
| more or less.
The interest in the first tract above described
appraised at s1I6. and in the ast tract at 4100th
-S'----2. , HENRY L. PORTER, Guardian.
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February 10, 1858. febl7:427.
NI0TIOE rs HRRERY Given

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
in that the undersigned Administrator, de bonis
non, Of the es.Rte of Reuben II. Blackmer late Of
this city, deceased has this day filed his psftiDn
the Probate Court Of CuyahOga county, ohio for IL
ceuse - sell the following Notes due said Esre, said
claims having accrued during the life time Of said
decedent and being DIzFEaATE by reason OF the
DOUBTFUL soLyEECY Of the debfors--
Noteof Phineas shepard, due September 20, ls59,
for 500, with interest.
Hote Of e. W. Dursin, due Feb. g, 1889. for s4,72.
Mole Of Wal. er q. North, due December a. 1850,
Note Il Luther Graves, due Feb Z, 1857, for s532O.
Thea petitisn III be for hearing on the 7th Of
March a b 1853 Il. h. PEREIH5,
Administrator de bonis non
Of estate Of Reuben b, Blaekmsg,
Cleveland, Feb. 5, 1855, fs6s'tsl
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THE HOME INSURANCE COM
pANY Of New Have !, Connecticut, Defendant,
Hill take notice that the 18th day Of February A.
D. 1868, Della H. Gates, Administrative on the
tate of HorHtio Gates, plaintiff, lsd in the Court
ION arsnst ID dsfendaDt, n which she reursiSnts
that defendant Is indebted 70 her such adminisra-
trix on policy Of insurance in the Of s, ,OOO 90
sun she asks judgment. The defendant viii further
take notice that its property has been attached In said
suit, and that II must answer said petition or be-
fore the 18th dsyo April is65, otherwise Judgment
viii be entered agHinst Il By default g prayed fer
KEITH & COON,
February 18th, lsSs7ls1 PIsintffS Ats'yI.
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ASSE rs.

Authorized Capital ISL, ,OOO, 200.
Cash Capital Paid Up is 100000.
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AL the late novels and magazines re
ceived as soon as published, at
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MEssRs. 0. CUTTER s. Son sell to-day
saturday at their auction room, 134 Bank
street, large lot of good Furniture, Carpets,
(best quality Hair Mattresses, CrOekery,
&C. New in the time for those who wish to
purchase to avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity. feb2l:427
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-In the case
Of Kiernan vs. the C. ca c. r. R. Co, the
jury returned a verdict for the defendant.
Judge Bolton is engaged in hearing di-
vores cases.
The special grand jury had a sit
ting yesterday. The following are the mem
bers:
AnsOn Hayden, Stephen Brennan, Peter
Young, Aaron Merchant, VIM, Saunders,
Elisha Beal, Thomas Craig, Joseph Leuty,
E. C. Stanley, J. c. saxton, John Birge,
Harvey Lattimer, Thomas Davis.
They brought in the following bills and
were discharged
Edward L. Brown, forgery; David L. Nc
Coy, forgery Christopher Sherman, burgla-
~ and larceny Ida Rivers, grand larceny
They all plead guilty except Brown.
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Nancy NJ. NorthIOp vs.. Alanson POmeroy, Ex-
ecutor and Trustee Of Benjamin Northrop, de-
dessed, and others.
In Common Pleas, Cuyahoga County, Ohio. Civil
action for relief
CHARLES N0RTHROP, Of Moira,
I j Franklin county, New York, and William
W. NOrthrop, Of the United States army, will
take notice that on the 18th day Of March, 1862,
the said Nancy NJ. NOrthrop f ed her petition ia
the Court Of Common Pleas, Cuyahoga county,
Ohio, against said Alanson Pomeroy as Executor
and Trustee Of Benjamin Northrop, deceased,
with all other defendants claiming an interest in
the estate Of said Benjamin NorthTOp, deceased,
the object and prayer Of which petition is to set
aside the election claimed to have been made BY
the plaintiff to take under the will made by said
Benjamin. Northrop, and that she may be re-
stored TO the same rights which she would have
had had no such election been made; that sald
petition has been since amended, making new
parties. Said petition also sets forth that said
Charles Northrep, William W. Northrop, the
Domestic Foreign Missionary Society, OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church, in the United
States of America, the American Home Mission
airy Society and Edward B. Northrop, lin his life
tiine) consented that said election might be
made, and the plaintiff restored to her legal
rights as though no such election had been made.
Said defendants will answer said petition by the
4th day OF April, 1868, or the matters therein al
ledged will be taken as true, and judgment and
orders taken accordingly.
RANNEY, BACkUS NOBLE,
fabg.431 AttOrnays for Plaintiff
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MoREHoUsE hams, just received from
Fremont, for sale at No. 54, Merwin street.
feh2l.427 CHARLES DEWOLF.
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Located in the City Of New York on the fhirty-arst
day Of December, 1852, made to the Auditor Of the