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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-18

ITALIAN 0PERA.- The advent Of an
Italian Opera Company, even in the largest
European cities, is an event that invariably
sxoites tho Iiveliest intetsst in the communi
ty. Fashionable circles are stirred to their
depths, snd the local world Of Music is in
stSntIy put in q state of ferment. The num-
Der Of thoroughly we'll organized Italian
Opera Companies is SO few that this popular
interest is fully justified. Such an interest
now excites our own citizens, in vieW of the
expected advent Of Mr.. Grsu's company Of
italian singers, which is one of the best be-
fore the public, in any part of the world.
We have already announced that this gentle
man will open season of five nights, on
January 25th, and with the leading mem
bers Of his troupe, from the New York,
London, and Milan Academies of Music,
will give US series OF Opsratic performances,
such as have never before been witnessed
outside the walls Of the metropolitan lyric
establishment.
This incursion of swest-voiced Italians
forms an epoch in our musical history.
Whether in fact the experiment can eveA
be rereated, depends entirely on the amount
of high musical taste that prevails in our
midst. II those who talk of music are sin
cere in their prOtestatiOns, there will be am
pie encouragement to Mr.. Grau to visit Us
again. Should this turn out otherwise, then
we shall have missed an opportunity that
may never return to rs. We have no sppre-
tensions Of the latter event, as the sale of
season tickets on Friday and Saturday was
quite brisk.
Music is the neutral ground of famussments.
Every one meets on it. None If the objections
urged against thsaters can, with propriety,
apply to the opera. The sOftsning influence
of music chastens the drama, to which it ia
welded, and hence the religious community
has never objectSd to their union. The
fashionable world will fad in these repre-
sentations of Mr.. Grau theme for CONVEX
sation, and subject for study, that no other
mere amusement could afford.
To-day is the last day for the sale of sea-
son tickets, with the choice of seats, at the
low price Of IS. Tomorrow the sale of sin
gle tickets for any night, commences al
Brainard's Music Store.
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SUDDEN DEATH-Mr. VIM. F. Davis, Of
Weymouth, died very suddenly few days
since. A son Of Mr.. Davis was buying
stock in the western part of Medina county,
was thrown from his horse, and in falling and
broke his leg. Mr.. Davis, hearing Of the
accident to his son, started to go to him.
When within about enc mile Of Medina his
feet being cold ne got out to walk, and when
he got into his sleigh again he complained
of being faint, and laid his head back and
died instantly. 1t is supposed he died with
the heart disease, with which he had been
afflicted for several years. Mr.. Davis was a
good citizen, and his loss will be severely
felt by large circle of friends. He was
buried on last Thursday by the Masonic
Fraternity, at Weymouth.
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The NEW PaOroGRAPHIo RooMs.--Msny
of our readers are, perhaps, unaware that
the rooms formerly occupied by Mr.. Bisbee,
at 211 Superior street, have changed han ds.
Mr.. N. B. Lewis, an artist who stands in
the front rank of his profession, has pur-
chased the entire establishment, and is fitting
it up in splendid style. We called in the
other morning, and though the work Wss far
from being completed, it did US good to see
what wonderful Transformation real live
man could effect in SO short space of time.
We can heartily commend Mr.. Lewis as a
genial gentleman and an artist that will do
credit to Cleveland. He hopes to get his
rooms in readiness by the last of the week
Give him a call.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
UOMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.

MORNING LEADER OFFIOa, l
SATURDAY EVHNH0. January Is, 1858. J
EIOur-Earkst steady with fair local demand.
Sales red double extra at s6,OOe6 for common to
choice brands and 7.OO97,25 for white do.
Rye FIour-Is held at 500.
Wheat-Receipts very light and market firm.
Sales car red at $3.50.
COrn-Quist at 81 O6 for new shelled and 0Og92 for
ears. Old is held at sl,I6. with little selling.
Oats Steady at TO on track.
Barley-Quiet and nominal at sl,2O.
Rye-Firm at Sl.2O.
HIshwInes-Lowsr. Sales IS bush at $50.
seeds-sales 60 bush Timothy at ss,so. Glover Is
firm at s7,On with some sales choice seed at high.
er figure.
HOss-Firm at q, ,2597.5O for all weights.
POrk-Firn at 1000 for city packed and 22,CC
for clear.
Lard-GoOd country rendered is worth I25<c
city brands selling at l3c in barrels and lsH in
kegs.
Smoked Meats-City brands Of sugar cured hams
sell at l21Ec and shoulders at Sc, and dried beef
nkc.
Dried AFPles-Sales at SIC.
Dried Peaches-Peelsd peaches are firm at ZIG
q and unpeelsd at IO9I1o
Eggs-selling 20 and22o.
Butter-In good local demand 2z92lc for fair Il
good Western Reserve with an occasional sale at Is;
in small packages.
Cheese-H quiet at lS9lsH.
OIIs-CarbOn is quiet at s2x@@c.
saIt-steady at a2,9O for fine and at s2,25 for
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PREsENTArIoN.-The employees in the
machine shop of the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroad, on Tuesday, presented Mr.
Philip Corlett, of Manchester, with mas
sivs gold chain, IS an evidence Of the good
will which they entertain toward him. The
presentation took place at the Satin House,
in the Diamond, after which, the party par
took Of a splendid supper, and had good
time generally.
Mr.. CorIett is an excellent machinist, and
is held in high esteem by his felleW-Werk-
men.-PiHsbUrgh Commercial.
The occasion of this presentation was Mr..
COrlstt's resignation Of his position in the
employ Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad Company. He resigns, we are in
formed, to attend personally to the aPPlica-
tiOn of an improvement to locomotives which
he has invented and recently had patented.
The best mechanics confidently assert that
this invention will prove great success.
Mr.. Corlett was formerly our fellOw-town-
man, and was here, as he seems to be in his
present home, esteemed a gentleman, as we'll
IS first class mechanic. We heartily wish,
and predict for him, success in his new en-
tsrprise.
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RECEPTION OF THE Forty .FIRsT.-The
telegraphic announcement, in Saturday morn
ing's papers, by Lieut.. Col. Kimberly, Of
the Forty First Ohio, that that gallant north
ern Ohio regiment would return home on fur
Tough in about week, thrilled with joy the
hearts eff all who read it. The general and
earnest feeling among our citizens has bet n
that these veterans ought to receive warm
welcome to cur city, ,!and tits most perfectly in
accordance with that feeling that the Com
mittse of Arrangements, consisting of Lieut..
Col. WiEsman, Major Mygatt, DR.. Cleve-
land and Lieut., Ford, all formerly connected
with the regiment, have arranged a pro-
gramme for their reception.
When the regiment is to arrive, due notice
of the fact will be given. On their arrival
dinner will be spread for them in the large
Hall Of the Soldiers Home, at the depot. If
tho weather will allow, the regiment will
then be marched up Water and Superior
streets to the Public Square, under Escort of
the 29th 0. V. NJ, and accompanied by Le-
lands Band, old members Of the Forty-frst
and citizens. At the Square it will be vel
coined to Cleveland by the Mayor of the City.
It will then be escorted to camp.
EatabIes are solicited from the citizens as
contributions to the dinner TO be spread for
the regiment. They will be taken in charge
by the ladies' of tho Aid Society at No. 95
Bank street.
This programme Is but skeleton, to
which the people of CIeveland,- AYE, and the
peGplsIof the Reserve,-should give body, life
and soul. The old 41st should BE- met at our
depot by our population, en- raasse, with cheer
on cheer Of welcome feast should be spread
for them, SO splendid that all previous priva-
tions should be forgotten, or remembered on
ly as foil to their present good cheer; flags
should float from every roof; cannon sheuld
thunder out deep-mOuthed greeting, and
all Cleveland should unite to welcome her
soldiers home. Such are the honors which
should be paid, not to the 41st alone, but to
every regiment of ohiO's returning home.
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Yeurs respectfulIy,
AMERICAN HOTEL, I
CLEVELAND, Jan. IA, 1854. J

LIFE IEsURAECE.-A successful Compa-
ny and profitable one to insure in. By
comparing the statements made January /,
1868, by the various Companies doing bust
ness in the United States, ,as prepared by the
editors of the " Wall Street Underwater "
from the original returns filed in the State
Insurance Department, it will be found that
the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
of Newark, New Jersey, had a net surplus
mot gross accumulation, but excess above ac-
tual and just liabilities) q million dollars
larger than that mammoth Company, the
Mutual Life of New York, and two hundred
thousand dollars larger than all the Now
York Companies together, and three hundred
thousand dollars larger than any other single
Company in the United States.
No Company pays less commissions to its
Agents or larger dividends to the insured.
Annual dividends payable in cash, are de-
clared on each and every premium paid. In
no company is the actual cost of insurance
loss, and in nearly all it is much more, vary
ing from 20 to SO per cent more. Such is
the result of economy and good manage
ment. The Office of this dessrvedIy popular
company, J. B. Merriam, Agent, is over
FoRg's store, corner Of Seneca and Superior
streets. jsn1s:134
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HI superIOr.st., Cleveland, 0.
e. B. HALE, BANKHR.
THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
Geld, Silver, Coupons &PFe'm Funds.
AGENCY for 5-2o's
ARD ALL OTHER GOVERNMENT BONDS.
WANTED-UN0URRENT BANK Bills.
iuly37
LOCAL NOTICES.

The NORTHERN OHIO SANITARY FAR
The erection of the Sanitary Fair buildings
commences to day, on the Public Square, un-
der the direction of Messrs. R. R. Herrick
and E. LsAer. from plans designed by
Messrs. ]. NJ. Blackburn and s. G.. Brooks.
A great amonnt of labor has been gener-
ously offered to assist in the erection Of said
buildings, and it has been thought advisa-
BILE to appoint 3 committee to canvass the
city, and ascertain the amount of labor to
qe donated, and names of parties donating.
Said committee is as follows:
VIM. Smith, Car and Railroad shops. S,
N. Nelson, A. ]. Piper, Ship Yards. P.
Freeman, Builders and Carpenters, East
Side. S. N. Nelson, Builders and Csrpen-
ters, West Side.
1t will be impossible for this committee,
| (for want Of time,) to call upon all who may
be willing to contribute labor. It Is there
| fore hoped that such persons will hand their
names tofMr. E. Lafor, the Master Work
man, Sanitary Fair Building, Public Square.
The building committee also desire that
parties having teams, drays, or laborers,
that can be spared for hauling and handling
lumber, will report their names to the visit
ing committee. Many have voluntarily
done SO, but much more help will he ra4His-
ed on account OF the great amount Of lum-
Der to be transported.
The next meeting of the building commit
tee will be held at the Office of Thatcher,
Burt & Co., on Wednesday evening, Janu-
sry goth, at seven O'Clock.
Tho various sub-committcec viii be ex-
psctsd to report at this meeting, and it is
earnestly expected there will be prompt at
tendance. P. THATCHER, Chairman.
DR. STERLING, Secretary.
jan2S:It
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REAL Estate TRANsRERs.-The follow
ing transfers ofreal estate have been entered
on the records of this county during the past
week
Charles BarkwelI to Henry brennan, sixty
Eve acres and three quarters of land in East
Cleveland. Consideration two thousand six
hundred dollars.
James t. worley to Lewis French, ten
acres of land In Newburgh, fronting on the
Warrensville road. Consideration one thou
sand eight hundred dollars.
B. FelIer to Henry Benedict, ffty-fve feet
front on Garden street, near Perry, by sixty
feet in depth. Consideration ore thousand
six hundred dollars.
GottIieb Bimeler to Adam Stephen, thirty
eight feet eight inches front on KinIman
street, east Of Perry, by one hundred and
seventy feet deed. Consideration nine hun
dred and sighty-six dollars.
Josph Masury to Perkins & Palmer, forty
feet front on Centre street, corner Of Cedar,
by one hundred feet deep, with the Oil Re-
finery now on the premises. Consideration
twelve hundred deIlars.
Charles D. Knapp to MsrIus Moore, forty
acres of land in Dover. Consideration one
thousand two hundred dollars.
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ACCIDENT ON TIE G. & P. R. Ron Fri
day morning brief telegram to the AsaO-
oisted Press was published, announcing a
railroad accident on the Cleveland and Pitts
burg Railroad, in which Mrs. Gov. sprague
was slightly injured. From Saturdays Pitts
burgh papers we CLEAN the following addi-
tiOnal particulars. It seems that, as the ex-
press train was passing -Four Mile Run, about
one O'Clock Thursday morning, rail was
snsppsd, owing to the effect of frost, throw
ing two passenger cars down tho embank-
msnt. The stoves were overturned and the
cars caught FIRE. The greatest confusion
prevailed, but by the presence of mind Of the
officers on the train, all escaped unhurt, save
a gentleman from Arkansas whose arm was
injured. Mrs. Governor Sprague was only
slightly injured. The passengers were trans
fsrrod to an unipjured car and passed on to
Pittsburgh. The track was Immediately re-
paired and is now in good condition.
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OPENING OF THE WEDDELL HoUsE.-This
first class hotel, which has been closed for
more than year, and has recently been en-
tirely remodelled and repaired, will be
thrown open to the travelling public on
Wednesday next, January Goth. The We'd
dell has always held very high reputation
as one Of the best houses in Cleveland, and
We are convinced that its popularity will in
crease rather than diminish under the new
regime. It is now under tho charge of the
Messrs. KirkwOod, old and experienced hotel
keepers Is well ss able aud efficient gentle
men. They have entirely renovated the
house and have made it in all respects one
of the first hotels, not merely in the West,
but in the country. We will not. however,
60 into any details here, IS We hope soon to
lay before our readers q somewhat complete
sccOunt of its recent improvements.
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MONDAY MORNING. JAN. 1s, 1854.
TRAvELLER's REGISTER.
NV ApYRRTIsKrIFNTs.

O. A. Head 4 o., Bankers-Gold, Silver and Goa
pons Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned
Second National Bank-Quarterly Report.
Chas. 6. Wood -Newcomb's 1Iinstrels.
D.s. Critchley Co-Magnilcsnt Tsrrographs.
Fleming & Wey-Molasses.
Geo. Sprasue- Cheese for Sale.
Fleming wey-Provision Dealers.
Box s52O-Business for Sale.
Fleming & Wey-lOO barrels Apples.
Taken Up-A Horse.
Fleming & wsy-salt Water Herring.
silas Merchant-Land for Sale.
Fleming Way-Pick'es and Vinegar.
Sanitary Fsir-Local Notice.
Something New-Local Notice.
Life Iusursnce-Local Notice.
Donation Visit-Locsl Notice.
o. Cutter -Grocsrs Attention-LocaI Notice.
Soldiers Family Fair-Local Notice.
Ladies Relief SocietF-Local Notice.
-. II. and A. W. Kirkwood-weddsll House.
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NEwcoMB's MINsTRELs.-All our nirth
and music-loving readers will be glad to
know that Newcomb's Minstrels, one of the
finest and best selected troupss in the world,
will give series Of entertainments in our
city, at the Academy of Music, beginning
Thursday evening, January 2Ist, and con-
tinuiUg three nights. They come to US fresh
from one of the most brilliant successes ever
enjoyed by a minstrel trOupe,-a season of
126 nights in Cincinnati, every one of which
was finely attended. They will always
meet the same success, if artistic merit, care
please, and scrupuIOus regard to prOpriety
and taste can command good fortune. With
such artists as Newcomb, PeIl, Rainer, Bar
rstt and their eleven other first class perform
ers how can they fail? They are the ne plus
ultra of negro minstrels.
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COMMI8SI0NER'S SALE.
DURsUANT 10 TIE COMMAND OF !

u DOhOOANI ~ IaE COMMANU OG a
decretsl order Of sale to me directed, is
sued from the Court Of ComOn Pleas, for Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio, IN a case therein pending,
wherein Lyman Little is Plaintiff and William H.
Beaumont, James NJ Jones, W. G. Davidson, and
Peter Caul were defendants, 1 shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door OF the Court
House, for said county, upon the goth day Of Feb
ruary, 1854, at 10 o'clock, A. N the lands
and tenements described as follows, 10 wit
situate in the township OF NeWbuTgh, be-
ing number seven in the twelfth range
OF townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, in the State Of Ohio, and which is also
in the county Of Cuyahoga and is known as the
southerly half OF sub-lots Nos. twenty-five (22)
and twenty-three (2S) Of original one hundred
acre lots, Nos. three hundred and thirty-one,
(SSl,) three hundred sud thirty two, (S92) in the
township aforesaid, and being the same lot con-
Veyed to the grantor hereof by the said Lyman
Little. by deed, dated August 18th, 1856, refer
ence being hereby had thereto, said lot contain
ing i've acres, be the same more or less, but
subject to all legal highways. Appraised value
$4,000. J. 8. GRANNIS,
Master Commissioner.
EFRED, HoYEY, plaintiff atty. jan1S:135
Janury 18th, 1854. sod
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NEW YORK n1AKKER-Jan. 1e


HsY FELBaRAPH.l
OottOn-Msrket shade easier. Sales at s2H for
Middling UplAnds.
Elour-mRrket hrmer and unchanged.
Sales at IS S09T, 90 for Extra state NT,l5I65 for
extra round hsoped Ohio; 1909, IS for inferior
do; e7,71G9,5 50 for trade brands.
WEisky-steady. Sales at sl49t for State end
Western.
Wheat-Market shade firmer with fair demand.
Sales at 81 ,491l,S for Chicago spring, the lat
tsT iSE Delivered l22A A Western 81 sor I'D do
C0ra-MArket heavy and shade easier.
Sales at sl.26x for Shipping mixed Western in
store u ,26 for distilling.
Onts-aArfst shade 1rmer. Sales at szg93c for
Western.
Wool-Harket firm with fair demand
POrh-Markst quiet without decided change.
Sales at l9.0sGl9l2x for old mess 23,OO for new
do; l5,259l7,O0 Tor prime; l9,0O@20,0O for prime
mess.
Reef-Firm with fair demand
.Baccu Sides-In good request and steady.
Dressed HOEs-Markst scarcely SO firm. Sales
at 9d9Ac for Western.
BRrd-Quiet and Withoud material change Sales
at la9l4c.
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US. .CoURT-JAEUARY1 16th.-The Grand
Jury presented indictment Vs. George Mills
for cOunterfeiting Treasury Notes.
Charles HickOx was smpanelIed and sworn
as Grand Juryman rice Benz. Harrington
excused.
The Court, after continuing several csses
in which defendants renewed recOgniELnces,
adjourned till tomorrow.
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WEST SIDE SOLDIERS FAIK.-We wish
to call renewed attention to the fact that q
grand literary, dramatic and musical enter
tainment will be given this evening at the
new srmory, at the corner Of Pearl and
Franklin streets. twill form most attrac-
tive evenings entertainment.
The West Side Fair opens tomorrow at II
o'clock
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MONDAY NIGHT, January 18th, at the
new Armory on POarl street, West Side, a
musical, literary, and dramatic entertain
ment, will be given for the benefit Of SOL
diers families. The armory is just finished,
and will seat nearly 5000 people. The
street cars will run so as to accommodate
the East Side. Admission IS cents.
jan14:I33
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COLONEL SPRLGUE AT HoNE.-We see by
the Sandusky Register that Colonel Spraguo.
with twenty-five of his men, arrived
in sandusky Friday evening, on his
way home to enjoy a thirty days fur
Tough. Colonel Sprague formerly command
ed the Erie County company in the Seventh,
and is well known to all the old Seventh
bOvs
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GRocERs ATTENTION Auction Sale on
Monday, January 18th, 1854, at 10 O'Clock
A. N. shall commence the sale at Public
Auction of the large and fine assortment of
groceries in store No. 81, Merwin street, re-
Gently occupied by G.. H. Little, Agent, and
shall continue the same from day to day uu-
til completed. o. CUTTER.
;on1Q.I9A
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FIRE.-A fire broke out yesterday even
ing in house opposite the Commercial Ho-
tel, on Seneca street. Tho fire department
was promptly on hand and got the upper
hand of the fame aftera severe struggle.
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The Ladies' Relief Society Of the Second
Ward will meet on Tuesday afternoon at 8
O'Clock at the residence of DR.. Chas. Terry,
No. 1876 St. Clair street.
A:ull attendance is particularly requested.
ian Is II
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NORTHERN oH1o SANITARY FA1n.-There
will be meeting of the Floral Hall Com
mittse on this Monday morning, January
Is, at II o'clock. A prompt attendance of
all members is earnestly requested.
By order Of
Mrs, DR.. E. STERLING, Chairman.
LAURA W. STERLING, Secretary.
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OWING TO AN UNAVOIDABLE DELAY IN
finishing the Armory, the West side enter
tainment will be postponed until Monday
evening January 18th, and the Fair will
open with lunch Tuesday forenoon at II
o'clock. By order of the Executive Com
mittee. C. K. EvATT, Secretary.
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SOMETHING NEw-MAaSIFICENTF FERRo.
GRAHHs D. S. Critchley & Co. have just re-
ceived a large lot at 1872 Superior street.
Any photograph published sent by mail on
receipt of fifteen cents and stamp
ianl9:IS4
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The friends of the Rev. J. s. Lytle will
make him donation visit on Tuesday eve
ming next, January 10, in the basement of
the NJ. E. Church on Erie street. A general
invitation is extended. jan18:134
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THERE will be Donation Party at the
residence of Rev. A. s. Hayden, Pastor Of
the First Disciples Church in Collamsr, on
Tuesday afternoon and evening, January l9.
All are cordially invited.
Collamer, January Is, 1864. janls:1S4
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DUTIES IN THE CLEVELAND CUsroz
HoUsE--The duties on imports paid at the
Custom House in this city, durisg the year
1853, amount to SEQ, ,II722.
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CITY NEWS.

LADIES, you will find all the Choice COL
ors Of VoIvets also, Ribbons, FloHers and
Feathers, at Mrs. Shaw's Rooms.
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A SPLENDID new Rosewood Piano will be
sold at Auction by o. Cutter & Son this day,
Saturday, at twelve o'clock precisely; also
a beautiful Piano Cover. jan16:I35
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~ Dr. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine snd
Klsctropathy, cures obstinate cases Of DyspeP-
sia, Rheumatism. scrofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, snd diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
aans, and other Chrome diseases Reference
Tiven to many formidable cases cured in this city
ater other physicians had failed Sec advertise
msnt in smother column. Office No. 49, Seneca
atrAet