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The AboIItIou 81 sIavery


Ihs House Judiciary Committee have
unanimOusIy authorized their chairman to
report the following, and ask for its adOp-
tisn BY She House;
A joint resolution submitting to the Leg
islstures Of the several States propO-
Sition to amend the Constitution Of the
United States by sdding Article XIII. I:
seo. l. Slavery being incompatible with
. free government is forever prohibited in
TIE United States, and involuntary servi-
tude shall only he permitted Is punish
ment for crime.
Sees2. Congress shall have the power to
enforce the foregoing section Of this act
bysPP-opriate legislation.
The Indications are that this measure
win receive the sanction of Congress and
whsn once presented to the people to rati-
fy through their State Legislatures, there
can be no doubt Of the result.
The deep-sested conviction that slavery
must be entirely uprooted before we can
have peace, hss taken possession Of the
entire people.
Give the masses q free choice, unre
strained BY political cbicsnery, and their
voice viii be heard with great power.
Arkansss is first redeemed from slavery.
Maryland, Missouri, Louisiana, Tennes-
see, and Kentucky before long, will follow
the illustrious example. The bells Of En-
derby are ringing loud and clear. The
high tide Of freedom is ssBeeping Ger the
land, and woe to the man who attempts to
stem ils impeIuous food.
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ALswersd rnus.

The Richmond Enquirer Of the 9th ult.,
the chief rebel organ, says;
The COnfederscy will not succumb be-
fore the Presidential election in the fall
This the Tribune may consider as quite
certain"
This distinctly implies, that, after our
Presidential election the Confedsrscy may
succumb. Il clearly implies that the Con-
fsderacy means to vsit and see the result
OF our election in order to determine
whether to suoeumb or not. We do not
think there is possibility Of any result
that can make it expedient for the COnfed-
sracy to hold out in its rebellion.
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FourCouveu,ious,

According to present indications there
will be four Conventions within q few
months.
A convention Of Union men at Balti.
more, who will nominate the next Presi-
dent Of the United States; convention Of
pesce-democrat Copperheads ct Chicago,
who will nominate Vsllsndighsm or
George B. Mcclellan; convention Of the
Tammany war democrats, who will repu-
diste the whole litter Of cOpperhesds and
8 convention st Cleveland, of fierce, un-
compromising Fremont men. These last
three will not affect the decision Of the
Baltimore Convention, as that will repre-
sent the majority of the people both in
civil and military life.
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Whoss is sfths Horrid ThInE y,

ttHisoegsnation is the new name given
By the Radicals to anslgsmstion. They
think that the latter word has become too
odious. But, while they discard the foul
Word why are they not descent enough to
repudiRte the horrid thing Louisville
JosrnGl,
The 0oppsrheads both North and South
have been the most jealous champions Of
misCegenstion for years. By their sdvo-
cacy and support Of slavery, they have
maintained the "blesching process on
the largest scale. Now, however, they are
trying to repudiste their bantling. THE
horrid thing" is as old as the institution
efslavery and ss old as the fostering care
Of Democracy. It would be more con-
SiUseht with their sntecedents il they
would initiate their Southern friends and
WOO the 1ubly Dinah Crows" that are
found here in the North.
II they piH form such intimacies, in the
Tribunes terms We commend them to the
example Of that eminent Democrat and
slAEahOlder, Col. RielIarsI n JsIsssssss
oAMAGn hLoHScu INC mObutE Ol MS oulluTeu
IS his wife, though the laws Of the State
forbsds his giving her legal claim to the
title, and in due time married his and her
daughters to White Democrats and Ken
tuskians like himself. TAeir taste, mind
you, il not ours.) -Four years after he
had done this, snd in full view Of sll the
facts, the Democrats Of the entire Union
nominated and elected hin Vice President
Of ths United States, without any Of Osr
help. OF the six hundred thousand of
mixed breeds in this country, it is perfect
ly notorious that large majority srs pre-
SumPtiyely Of Democrats paternity, while
next to none can claim any conssnguinity
with republicans. We appeal to facts, to
which any one who walks Broadway by
daylight can testify, that the affected
Democratic horror Of 'Miscegenation' is,
Of ell the cants Of this eAnting age, the
most notoriously impudent.
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MASTERS SALE.
MksTER's sALE.-Pursuant to thr

MASTERS SALE.-Pursusnt to the
INI command Of an order Of sale issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County,
ct the suit Of Christine Hega against William
Trautwen, Phebe TrautWein, Samuel c. Ives and
Charles 7. Ives, to me directed, shall expose
for sale at Public Auction at the door the Court
House in the City Of Cleveland, on Monday the
4th day Of April. A D. 1854, at three O'Clock, P.
N. tho following described premises, situated in
the township and city Of Cleveland and County
Of Cuyahoga; being part Of original ten acre lot
number thlrty-one (3I and bounded IS follows,
to-wit Beginning al the point on the vest side
Of Perry ST set one hundred and forty nine Cl49l
feet south from its intersection with Garden
street. Thence running sOutherly along Perry
street thirty (S0) feet, thence westerly At ngnt
angles with Perry street one hundred and ninety
nine Q99) feet and one-half % inches to an alleyi
thence along said in alley 3 northerly direction
thirty-nne (s9) feet and eight (s) inches thence
in an easterly direction two hundred and fye
(2O5) feet and i've (5 inches to the place OF begin
ming. Appraised at 81 900.
ALLEN 7. BRINSMADE,
B. R. BRAVIs, Master Commissioner.
Plaintiff Attorney.
March Sd, IS64-mar. 3. 145,
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shear interest" and enable the Secretary,
by Cutting the gold market, to break
down prices, and frighten Of cpeoulstors.
The mere passage Of such bill, 1t was
supposed would put gold down several
per cent whoever got the first news OF the
passage or rather Of the certainty Of the
passage, would, by "selliDg short" make
Whstever vas to be made Accordingly
everybody watched ii, and the bankers had
their correspondents sTarming about the
telegraph Office in the House wing, filling
the lobbies, and doVerfowiDg the Reporters 8
Gallery, and even penetrating the floor.
The shrewder ones learned, the night be-
fore, that Boutwell, had withdrawn his op-
position, aud that therefore the bill was
certain to pass, but the crowd waited snx-
iously for the vote.
The last name WAS hardly called till
there was rush tor the telegraph office,
that no scene ever Witnessed in the Capt.
tol before could be compared with it. The
Jam around the Office was like that at the
ticket Office Of popular theater on ben
eft night, about the time the crowd is be-
ginning 70 suspect there is only standing
room left; and the effort to smugzle in
olbpetches Snoau OA bnelr Lurn were %
dexterOus ss the operations Of the most
accomplished thimble-rigger In the midst
of the throng sundry little pages scufled
for their plscss. 1t could hardly be that
they wanted to "operate for themselves
and the malicious hinted that they had
been sent up with dispatches from Mem
bers, but Of course that couldn't be. No
Member Of Congress would speculate of
his own legislstion-st least no one save
one Western Senator who has lively in.
terest in the location Of the Pacific Rail.
road. And Of course, the few Members
who pushed their own way into the crowd
we're not drawn there by the gold specu.
lstion at sll-they were merely anxious to
get off dispatches about their health tc
their anxious families. AaATE.
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PrOpOaals for Beef Cattle.
HEADQVARIERa DEFT. OF THE CUMBERLAND,
OFFICE CHIEF COHNIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
CHATTANOOGA, TESN., March Z, 1854

HEADQUARTERS DKFT. OF THE CUnsERLANp l
CFFIoE CHIEF COHNIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
CHATTANOOGA, TESN., March Z, ls64
SEALED PROPOSALS ARE IN
vitsd till April 5th, 1864 for furnishiuS the sub
sistence Department with four thousand (OO0) head
OF Beef Cattle the hOOf The cattle to be deliver.
ed at Nashville, Tenn and weighed on the scales
and the weight 30 determined to be the purchase
weight.
The cattle required must average at least eleven
hundred and nifty Q,l5O) pounds and no snimal will
be admitted weighing less than one thousand q O0l
pounds gross rigid inspection will he made by
such persOrs as the Government may direct, at the
delivery. Bulls, H'iieTs. stags and Cows are not
wanted.
bond with good and sufficient security will be re-
quiIed for the faithful performance OF the contract
The time Of the first delivery OF thu Cattle wi he
fifteen days after signing the contract, aud one
thousand 600 per week will be required until the
Bids directed 10 ieut Col. APP Porter Chief @.
$. Department OF the Cumberland, Nashville, Tenn
Cattle"
An oath of allegiance must accompany each bid.
and no bid will be entertained when The bidder ia
not present TO respond. Payments will be made in
oertihcatea Of indebtedness.
FORM OF BID.
do hereby propose to furnish the U s Subsis-
tence Department with four thousand (4OO) head of
Beef Cattle the hoof in strict accordance with the
conditions OF the enclosed advert to be de-
livered at HAshYille, Tenn, for the sum OF
M ~ huHsred pounds gross weight oher as secuTi-
ties to County, State of
Lieut. Col. and Chief o. s. D. Cf Q.
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me Democratic psrty-at least in these
western states-is peace party Gaeis.
matt Enquirer.
Upon'this tho FreepOrt (IIlinoisl Bul.
letin most manfully says:
"If the Enquirer means to saw that tbs
Democratic party is in favor Of peace upon
sny terms, II utters libel. The Demo
cratic party want no peaos which il not
founded on 3 sreeOgnition Of the authority
Of the constitution and laws Of the mi.
ted States. L wants no peacs, If it has 70
6e purchased By recognition of the
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(TO expire on the sist day OF January, 1857
AUDITOR OF STATE 8 OFFICE
INSURANCE DEPARTHENT.l


columbus. uhio, march nth, 1854 J
WHEREAS, The Columbian Marine Iusuranca TOM
paRy located At hew forK, IN the ate OF Neg York
has MED In this ofice a sworn Statement OF IT.
condition. as required By the fst aectiou OF the
act TO Bogulate Insurance Omp1aies not incorpo-
rsted By the sLate of OhiO; passed prl g. 1885 and
Wher -ss, sAid tOnraaY has furuished tn under-
signed satisfactory evidence that n Is essed OF at
least One HundIed ThOussnd dollars Of actual On nj
tai invested in stocks or in bonds or in mort0E Rea
oi real estate, worth double the amount iOr which
the same IL mortraged; and, Whereas, said Com ma
ny has filed In this ONCE written Instrument nm
der It's corporate seal signed BY The President aud
secretary thereof authorizing any agent or agents
o. said Company in this 70 acknowledge ssryee
OF process. for and Ia behalf Of said COMPANY COM
sentng that sueh sersioe Of process shall be taken
and he'd 70 b. - valid a. II seTvea upon the Gonna
N.Y. aocoraDg TO the laws Of this or any other STATE
and waving az or right Of error, BY Teason OF
such acknoWiedgement Of servlcs
Now, Therefore, In pursuance o. the Tst section Of
the Aforesaid act l, James Il Goldman, Auditor ef
state for Ohio, do hereby certify that said Colum-
bian Insurance Company, OF New York, Is au-
thOr1Z 70 Transact the business Of FfFa Insurnnce
IN this state until the thirty first day Of JHnparV in
the yeaF one tbousEnt eight hundred and sfxty-fVe
In witness whereof, / have hereunto an scrfbed
nv name and caused the seai OF nv ofiios 10 ~
lL.s-l anxed the day and year shove written
JAS. Il. GBDhAN.
Aniifor Of StAfa
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| NEIEGANT RESIDENCE FoJ

IA sALE.-1he uodersigned Gfers his Farm, o.
nearly sixty asres, within feW rods OF the Euclid
CleS eland. This enc OF the handsomest ocations
IN the county, with o: the nnest OrchardB con-
sistuR of Appie5, Pears, Peashes, ums, and small
Fruits; aDont halt Of four year oii Gr1p1
Wiz es. The Gartens, incluninR the VinOyard, o. 9
Northern Ohio ne4rly five hundred sugar Naples,
which will yield. with care, l5O Cwt Of sugar. A
new two story House, consisting OF i've large Bed
rooms, sitting Room. Parlor. Dining Hall, Clothes
Presses, aad nsth hocm- TIE plsce has been pre-
pared and httet up for a ornament home, but ina
bity 10 take care Of it, the for Offering for
sale Plenty OF good Water, good BaTns, she 8, &C.
Posi- Once, with two mails per day, only few rods
from ihe house 1t is q desirable place and viii be
sold at bargain Enqairies may bs made Of
Hon. John Barr, Cleveland,
d. B. Tilden,
d" h. Nottingham. sup-t G. &E.R. B.
Dr. L. Little, Cleveland. OF Of
A. MckEYNu Los, the Owner,
feh22-l4s Agent at Euclid Station.
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Total Amount Of Asssts,.........,
HARTITTIEg

Jhe Company has set ssi'e The sum Of Four HIND
dred aud 10 ty-One Thousand, Two hundred and
Sex 49-l00 Dollars s44I 26 20 of the profits Of the
year as hsi erve Fpnd to meet any lRtiities that
may ass from the business Of the " ar ending 3Ist
December. 1858.
The Company Issue no Po'ieieI upon LIE Risks.
ner upon Fire Risks, disconnected with Marine
Riaks.
The Company does not tsEe risks or .rsn,sct any
business Of Insurance in Gny -aie which Z cuires
any amount offs Capital or Earnings 70 Be Gro IT.
ed IN such state as sscury for losses tHeren nor has
made any such deposits In soy such State.
STATE OF NEW YORK, l..
City and county Of New York, 3d.
Whitney, Secretary, OF the Ioiumbisn In.
su' anoe Company, being seVerally sworn dapose
and say that The foregoing Is q full tIua and
correct statement CT the Affairs Of the said COMPANY
ovnar Of at least One Hundred TRoussnY DollRra ~
actual c3pitAl Invested fin Stocks the partirniSrs M
tns a0oVe described Investment at nei her Of the
ABOVE eeserlbe1 Investments, nor any part thereof
authority In the management of faid OomfapV that
all sHch investments made in good faith and NOT
% temporary Pxpediant BY which q nominal com.
10 with the law Lay Be rendsEsd And that they
W. II. WHITNEY, seo'y,
Subscribed and sworn before me- at the Oily of
New York this 25th day Of February, 1884, bT each
ap0Ve named depsnents
EDWIN P. CARLY, Jun,
IL.sl Notary Public.
OFFIOE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE
Columbus, o., March II, 1884
Ills hereby certified that the foregoing IL a CORRECT
copy OF the Statement OF Condition OF the OOlum-
oiaAn Insurance Company, Of New York, made to
TINS ON Ice for the year 1854, and now fled herein
Witness my hand and seal officially.
lis JAS. d GOODMAN
marZ-la Auditor Of State,
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The Cour.ulIon on he 2slh Of lIay.

The Convention on the 2Sth Of May.
The State Central Committee, as our
special dispatches from Columbus have
indicated, have appointed the 25th of May
for the nomination Of the State ticket and
the appointment Of delegates stlsrge 70
the National Convention. But two months
remain for the decision of the position Of
Ohio. Ohio in all human probability sriH go
in a PhaIanz for Abraham Lincoln.
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T OTIS FOR SALE-135 FT. FRONT
4 on Superior. St., corner OF Muirson-St. Also
sub-ots IS II and l8 being 48 feet front eseh 5u
perior-Ss, east of Muirson-St. Also-l5 feet front
on Epring-St running back to ths BailrOad track,
being land on which part Of the Wood Shed Of the
Olsveland OOlum bus q Cincinnati Railroad stands.
Alsol7 feet inches front on Ohamplain-St, nearly
opposite the new City Court House.
sW-For terms enquire Of PAINE WADE,-
daes-RN AttnrnaVP.
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The Union Men Of the LerIsIa1ure,


The Union Men Of the LeEIsIature,
Il is the general remark that a more
PEtriotics able and respectable body of
men, than the Union members Of the Ohio
legislature, never assembled in Columbus.
They are men, whom the people, in their
oestrs - crush ont the last vestige Of COP
Psrhead treason, nominated for the re-
spOnsible position they occupy. They
were elected by over 100000 majority, a
triumph almost unprecedented. They
have iegisIated wisely, and placed our no
bic Stats in the front ranks Of the na.
tons defenders.
The attempts made by such sheets as the
Spirit Of the Times, whose talent for msud-
Lin nonsense is unsurpassed, to disparage
their characters or their recent legislative
aotlcn, are understood BY the people Of
ohisa Some Of our Ohio papers, labOring
in behalf Of distraction in the Union ranks
hSye seen ct to range themselves with the
priEs-hghting organ Of New York. The
people have marked these journsls and
win testify their disspprObation in terms
most unmistaksble, when the hour shsIl
arrive.
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2hs Louisville Journal, speaking Of the
CopPsrhead candidacy for the Presidency,
says aaen. Mcclellan is in this relation
not only the most prominent, but without
. eompetitOr. Like Jupiter among the
gods, he is irst and there is no second !"
Mcclellan resembles Jupiter slso in the
fast that he is the myth Of dead religion
snd the idol Of past worship.
The Journal ssys, 9as things now stand,
Gea. Mcclellan's nomination by the Chi.
oago Convention is On sll hands conceded
70 bela EforsgOas conclusion Gen. Nc
Clsllsn's popularity arises not 50 muoh
from tas fsct that ''things now stspd,D AZ
ths fact that "taiags nO,s Es."
Eho Journal continues. aAnd this the
cS1ssSs@ssIsd knows perfectly, bsnightsd
and aainine as it hiss got to be.H There
ere some things like the favor Of thisres.
nat asses wiz fnd out in advance Of The
Elssst men. Whom the CopperheadS win
nominate Is one Of them. rr 81, =
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,,f e announced that another pair Of
nttle folks-General Green, Of Illinois ana
ms Amer, Of Philadelphis--sre enrsgsd
. hs married shortly Thew sre IA -
p smaller than Tom Thumb apd via an5
azs Of marriageableags. -
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sTEAlg FLoURINa Mil.
OARRTAGE WAGON MAN.

lAhblAOE AND w AdON MAN
" UEAOTORY FOB SaLE-SituAted in one OF
the most fourishing towns in Northern Ohio, with
the Advantages Of two Railroads, Zone Of which has
is terminus at the plsce,) ana also, water antpor-
iatiOn and heavily populated and wealthy cOun-
try. Tbs m tnuiactory Is now dong heavy busi-
N all OF its branches. The building is one hun
dted ct long, twenty feet wide. Two stories
high with large Ra-ret, and has smplste set OF
tools in each department good stock Of materials
now on hand aud Ii sshOp has now IN its employ
twenty-five work kmen- The material and tools will
be sold and the budn rented, or tbs whole sold at
very reasonable rates.
Ss- FOR further particulars enquire Of the Editor
Of this paper mar8-l5t
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GROCERIES 4 PROVISIONS.

GUNDRIFS.-2OO BGes TIMOTHY
seed 2Oa bbls Mess Fork, no bbls Lard, 2nO bbls
Potatoes L. 900 bbls Family flour in quantities to
suit c0st0 M IS ct lowest msrket prizes.
GEORGE SPEAGUE,
12&A MsrWiu street.
maTch q. 1854 mar23
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ne Hamilton, Canada West. Times
sPs.1s Of the Detroit F zee Pres, as "a pro.
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STATEMENT,
Fl. r. BRAYTON. = Agent
8 ATWATER BUILDING.

GFATBeGBREF-t1 TUE GONUt-
~ lion OF the COLUMBIAN MARINE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY located in the city Of New York,
on the 3lst day Of December 1868 made to the Audit
Or Of tine S;ste Of Ohio.
Authorized Capital fs....... .S SI GRO rfO
Cash Capital, paid mp, is.... .....- 600 OOJ
ASSETS,
United States, New York lit, a1d other
.......-.,.. $3.50. $40 10
Accrued InteIost, Gold at maTkat value
sslvases and other Seeurities......... ia 992 81
esh N BANK ana Losn ms on demand...... 65l,5I7 81
bIs hscelvable and freminm Notes l,4l367O "a
dos from AGENTS and sundTy claims
due the Company........ cocoon. 80 s74 A
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oEEIeE PosT COMMIssAaY,
ssndusky, Ohio, Feb. 18th, Is64.
DROPOSAISFOR FuR SIsHING tn

EOROI ODA ID FUh = q . I5dINI IHE
4 Troops on JohusOns Islands and SGndusky CITY
with Potatoes, will be received at this 0fice.
Contracts viii be awarded from time 10 time. to
the lowest resp nsible bcder the interest Of the
Government may require
Bids will be received for one hozaand (lO0O0l bush
els Of good sound Iriah FOtatoes-6O s 10 the bushe
within ne next ten QOl days ensuing; and from
time t. time iheT eafter, for thousand bushels
delivered at Government ktOrehOuse in ssndusky
City
No biis will be copsids.ed from parties who have
failed heretofore to comply viii their contracts
Payments will be made when the whole number Of
bushels contracted for shall have been delivered and
ACCEPTED.
Proposals. must be addressed to Captain Nathaniel
EllmAEer, Ohier Com mmis3aFy, JOht son Island aud
Saudugky, itV. Ohio
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MOWERS 3 REAPER8.
Extras ROR REPAIRING,
TO. $50 supsrior-zt. opposite Wed
dell House, Cleveland, 0.

All those in want Of substantial, convenient and
5asy managed Machine will consult their inte-
rest By giving their orders for the justly celebrated
"BUCKEYE."
They have knives in front, BY means OF which the
Driver Is out OF danger OF being cut; have elliptic
spring Seats, and the Junior has been improved By
increase Of motion and ~ inch sections.
~ Machines on hand at the above named Depot.
-AGEETs-
q. ". LUETKEMEYER, Hardware Dealer, No. $50
Supo- ior-St., Cleveland, Ohio.
II. N. SLADE, So on, CuyahOga county, o.
@. L. JONES, Brooklyn Center,
teb7 i57dhv Travelling gent.
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YFIoE or Ware WORKS.
Cleveland, March l4th, 1864. J
NOTICE TO COAL MERCH'TS,
i v Sealed Prop1sals endorl-d ''PrJpo ais for
Goa" viii be received al the Office Of Waterworks
until - O'Clock M, March 3th 1904, for 'he deiive-
~ OF l00-f00 tons Of Coal required for the use Of
the Works during this current year.
Further informa ion may be obtained OF the IN
der.igned at bis Office (Iouncil ball BudnE) after
TO- day
Ths Board Of Trustees invite the submission Of
bids, reserving the right accept reject the same
By order Of the Board,
JOSEPH SINGER,
marI8-lA Sup't and Engineer
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DROPOSALs.-PRopnsA1a w11I

N(4LO1 OO<A ACJ hOfOSAy WILL
Y be received until the 18th oaY Of March at I2
o'clock, at noon for liceusss to collect dOckaga fro m
the Public Landngs the rity Of Cleveland for tbe
ensuing year, commanding Ap II ist, 1854, subs to
An ordnance regulating the lease Of Pubic pOcks.
A. o.. KEATING,
g. W. GARDNER,
GEO. PRESLEY,
Committee OF HarbOrs and WhArves.
Cleveland, March 9Th, 1854 msT, haas