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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-04

The lesson of the fall of Richmond
PEACE 1HRoUGH WAR.
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THE ONLY LOAN In MARKET

now offered by the Government, and it is ooDadent.
Iy expected that its superior advantages will make
IL the
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REAL ESTATE,
FOR s Al E.
CITY PROPERTY,

CITY PROPERTY.
Huntington reet-A fine double frame house.
place. Price s. $40.
south side q Lake; near Bond street-Snug House,
lot 25 by 1872 feet. Price $3.50.
s. Clair street, near Peuy-Thrse Houses and
Lots.
N 8. 80 aud 2S2 PITTSBURGH Etreet-A double Brick
House N troot and frame house il rear, with room
Tor additional bui ding in reIr. PTics 800.
FARMS, &C.
Forty acres Of land on st. Clair Roa5, about 81
mi IS 4. IN city Ene, with a fine Brick Hou-e, a
cid ola e. PriC3 SIS co.,
Ten ecr 5, half mile east Of ty line. between St.
ClaI street tha Railroad.
- Liberal time given. apply to
al m2I:2o4 L. PRENTISS. ; Rouse Block.
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steam to and from tRe Old Country.
THE WELL-KNOWN - IA
L iAvorite Olyde-bnilt iron Steam q fES f55fA
srs Of the ANCHOR LINE # steam - lss.=<
ships, "HIBERNLA," !" "CdLEDO- saasAs~At.-Ia-as
MA, "BRLFANLA,' , and "a UNITED KINGDOM, q
sre intended to sail fortnightly to and from New
York, carrying passengers 10 and from LiU5po0l,
Giasgot' Be,fIs Dublin, Waterford, Cork, Limerick,
Gall5Dy or Londonderry. These vessels were built
specially ior the Atlantic trade, aIs divided into
water and air-tight compartments.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From EeN York 70 any Of the above places
Cabins $40 and 5lO0; stserege Si5, payable IN
American currency.
To New York from any Of the sbove places =
Cabins e65 ard $50; Storage Sz5, payable in gold
or equivalent In American currency.
Those who wish to scnd for their friends can boy
tickets at these rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD & CO.,
JRn9:115 Bowling Green. n z.
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PIANOS.
1T IS TIE KING OF PIANOS !

\
For Great Strength, Power, Sweetness and Purity
Of one and evtry qua ity that constitn tes Pezs
feet Piano. Orte, Il has
No Equal In this Country.
We invite the closest tcrutiny Of the best unbi-
ased judges in Cleveland aud vicinity.
large sssortmn Mt may now be sen at our
BOOmB, smonz viii Is one Of thoss splendid
SQUARE GRANDS. lately 80 loudly praised by tho
Profession Of New York.
Also large a soitmeat from several other good
NsW York make 5, more than twenty-five In ALI
making Of the finest stocss 10 select from that
ca I be fund in any Western city.
Thess Fia los are oa,red, Wholesale and Retail
ct the
Very Lowest Possible Figure
That the strictest economy in expenses, &c viii
enable us to do, frsquenily saving large amounts
to purchasers
COME AND SEE.
sp9:les dtriGw GEO. HALL.
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CREST POPULAR LOAN OF TIE PEOPLE.

nhEAI TtTULAh LuAh VI IhE FEUflEs
Less than $780, 900, coo If the Loan authorized by
the last Congress are nov on the market. This
amount, at the rate at which it is being absorbed,
will all be subscribed for within four months, when
tn, notes will undoubtedly command premium, as
has uniformly been the case on closing the subscrp.
tions to other LoA. ).
In order that citizens Of every town and rection
Of the country may be Afforded facilities Tor taking
the Loan, the National Banks, State Banks and
Private Bankers throughout tho country have gen.
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par Sub.
scribers will select their own agents, in whom they
have confidence, and who only are to be re-ponsi.
BILE for tbs delivery of the es for which they re-
ceiYe orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
subscriptions viii be received by the
Fg.qt National Bank of Cleveland, and
second NatioF.aI Bank of Cleveland.
March 26, 1866. APa
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NOTICE.-The Undersigned has been
~ duly sppointea sdminist-ator OF the Estate
Of John niger, late Of Cuyahoga county, Ohio. de-
ceased All persons ind. bted 70 tn Ss'ate are re-
guest to make immediate payment, Snd tnose
having clsims against the sane will pTesent them'
dolly authenticated. to the undeTsigned for alloy
snc W. T. NEWTON
Cleveland, March 20, 1865 meh2I:lg7W
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NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN the under igIed has been appointed and duly
qusl slihed Admin traitor Of the ts'ste of Samuel
Waite, late Of Cuyahcga unity and state Of Ohio
deceased. HARVEY LAFImER,
Adnir Estate Of Samuel White. decd.
March q. 1856. mzs:203 w
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NOTICES.
ADMINIsTRATORS NOTICE.

a AUMINIDIhAIU NUIIUE.-
IA Notice is hfreby given tha. the undersigned
mas BEEN sPpoiated and qualified as dminEtrHtor
on the est te Of the la'e J. w. Gray in place Of ].
;: stephens N, resigned. All perEons having
aims against ;he estate viii present them tgallY
apIyoTed, and all persons owing or having met
tfd accounts are requested to present Them within
thitry days for adjus ment
a. 5. SANFORD, Admins 'ssrator-
Oihee Is2 Superior ST., No. 8, floor. lmT30 2Of
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS for
IA Cuyahoga County, will be held at Cleveland,
al the Court House, K ON No. g. Sd story, eommsns
cling at 70 A NJ, as follows: March 4th and 18th
April sth and 18th May 9Th and 2O;h, and June
Sd; at Berea, April 22d, and at WsrrensVills
Center, March 25th. Commencing at this last place
at A. n, and elcsing az P. Il.
L. ". FORD,
FsblT.7o9 Clerk OF Exsminers.
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CUMMINGS & JENNYS Manufactu-
Airers Of Grand, kquare, aud Cottage Upright
PIANO EORTES,
No. 726 BBOADEAY, NEW KOEK.
Each Instrument war anted Eve years,
At wholesale and retail, 25 per cent less than tns
same class Piano elsewhere.
Dealers will do vel to examine cur instruments.
~ Sand for = catalorue sahG-Rq1
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TVGGIi. mo. Is.

correspondent, writing from lancaster c.
a., 8. c., to the eCharlotte Bulletin, Of the march
of Sherman through that District, -ives. an
account of the devastation. Stores We're broken
open and pilaged-the negroes, according to
the correspondent doing as much in that liae
as the Yankees.
Three citizens are said to have been killed by
the enemy in cold blood. One Of them: Ml.
Hiram Adams, was made prisoner and bee
cause he could not walk fast enough to .epit
their purposes, they shot him. Nh: Abel Bel&,
a very worthy 4.'an, was found dead in the
wooda, with every evidence Of having been
drowned or throttied. Mr.. c. B. Northrop.
profnnent lawyer of that place, burned ht owa
gin house on the approach Sf the enemy, They
then set fire to his dwelling, burning it with all
of its contents; and q few days afterwards, Hs.
Northrop was found dead in his field near by
No houses within the. village. with the ex-
ception Of the jail, were .burned~.A Afsr thu.
main body left, squad came in With s,ders.is s3s
nut their designs in execution, s body Of
wheeler's cavalry drove them awsy:. The
partially destroyed-the prese broken and the
type and fixtures scattered and demolished.
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Special Notice.

pERsoNS in this city ana vicinity holding
4. work from our Factory not returned h.
fore the occupation of the city by the enemy.
MARY O'ERlEN, near the Powder Mill. :
In about two weeks. we hope to have fresh
supply o: work in Columbia, which will be
given out by Miss O'Brien in the usual manner
h.Mce will be fifty cents;per pair. =, =.
Our Factory will coon be in operation at
Charlotte, and we will elidenvor to keep the
people of Coh.pbia shpplied with work.
Tickets for work returned, which are yet u1,:
paid, will be presented to Miss OBrien for
payment JOHN JUDGE d CO.,
. April l2 s~
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$500 Reward

w lLLbe paid for the recovery. unipjured,
w of the LATHE BED and SCREW taken
from Henry Hunts lot subsequent to the fire,
or a pre- portionate amount, if injured from any
cause except FIRE, provided it Be still service.
able. No questions asked. The above reward
will be raid on its delivery to c. J. BOLLIN,
Esq., or for information furnished him which
will lead to its recovery.
April IL 81 JOHN JUDGE d co.
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The equinoctial storms have CAUSED much da'
mage by feshets and many serious accidents
from the falling trees. Many cnsualtiea occur
red in the Yankee Amy: The food extended
North, and was very disastrous from New
Ha no pSbire to Missouri. Rivers were swollen
to an unprecedented height inundating LOW ne.
cities and railroads. and sweeping away vass
amounts of property. 100 miles Of the Erie
Railroad and several miles of the Erie Canal
and other principal routes of .trayel were uRdey
water for several days. The destruction by the
flooding Of the suequebanna in Pennsylvaaia
was immense, producing o general and sweep
ing devastation along its entire length. The
suffering and distress was unequaled before.
The st. Louis R<rn5liear Rays that. on the;
7th, as ten or twelve men were tengaged in re-
moving the wrsek of a train on the, Bardston
Road. single 8perilla took them al prisoners.
robbed them Of their monsy, raroled them, ana
th en- alked OF, whis;ling.
An English naval officer has been placed ON
ha # pay for aiding the Confederate privasesr
oa:i..,'Jsa ..al. i'.,3 ~
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A Gard.

FHE subscriber having returned 10 the city,
Il viii resume the Auctiqn and Cewmisson
bufiness and would respectfully solicit con
upon him.. Orders Nfl at tlresresidenceiof the
subscnber, Washington street, or Joseph Ssm-
sons residence, Richardson street. T Migrants
house. below State Hosse,) will be promptly
attended 10. I. T.. LEVIN.
April 10
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Notice.

COLUMBIA, APRIL 10, 1865.
1NHE- Joint Relief Committees have appointed
l. the folio wing gentlemen 10 act az agents
for the suferers Of Coiumba, 20 wit:
j. l. BRANCH, Esq, to reside at Augusta,
Georgia.
W. p. PRICE, ESQ, to- reside at Newberry,
S. G.
WILLIAM, J. GERALD, Esq, to reside at
Camden, S. c.
The above named gentlemen will receive and
forward any dQnations--whether OF provisions
or morey-and also barter. CLOTH and SALT
for PROVISIONS.
HERMANN LElDING,
Sec. and Treas Joint r. Rslief Committees.
~ Papers of .ahis and the .neighboring
States will please copy, and urge upon the be-
n nevolent the necessity of aiding the citizens of
Columbia in their greet distress. April II. ).
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The Pail Mall Gazette states that&te Emperor
Napoleon will leave Mexico to her dssti8y a.
soon as the French troops return.
The legislative address of France to the En-
peper Napoleon approves his foreign =rolicy.
Hopes are expressed fcT the consolidation Of the.
new Mexican empire, and however. serious the
questions TO be settled, the Emperor MaSimilian.
Will be able to decide them BY prompt and en-
ergetic action. France will .lesrn from the
testimony of her eold;era. soon to :r<turn, that
Maximilian reig6e- over t. people sheltered
henceforth under the banner of order
Abiding to the words Of the Emperor NapSe
.9eon,- tn at the "temple sof war SHALL eoen be
closed;;1 the addrees says: Peace will be the
policy Of the future Eet -us work in concert
to readeT perfect this lasting peace.
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TOHN ONEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
81 Of Claims, rrosecutes all classes Of Cams
against he Government for citizens and soldiers.
Once IS Cesar treet, Nashville, lean. nov7-6o "
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OeOrkAa NOhsressiondl Deiegattou
lst District.-The only county heard
from Is Chatham, IN which Mr.. Cohen hss
a large msjouiiy: Cohen 79s, Styles los,
Hopkins l3.
"a D.strict.-Geu. Phil. Cook, Of Macon
county, is elected in this distr CT By . large
majority.
Sd Districi.-Hon. Hugh Buchanan, Of
Coweta county, probably elected. See the
returns received elsewhere.
4th District.-Hon. E. @. Cabiniss, OF
Monroe County, eiscted By q large ma
jority.
5th Distriet.-Fhe returns indicate the
election, Of Col. Jas. p. Matthews. OF Oeis-
thrope, though a pretty strong vote has
been polled for Hon. John Aiilledee, Of
Richmond.
on DistEict--Ihe returns received ere
said 70 be favorable 10 the election Of joan
II. Curisty, Esq, Of Clarke.
1ih District Gen. ". 7. Woff9rd, ofCngs
county, is uBquesiionably elected by q con
siderable minority C0iznl5as EuqaHer, q
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For sale.

nNE of The hsst Rsaideucss ln tho country. la
~ the sousEern part gi ina City, uear lhe tsfunua
o. tls roltn eaf. vile hqraa. raiirlad. I'M lIat
ate uslgnuoihaod Tns 1aI inr. l. larre r-oerT-
iso.rioiy nrrEs afih ieu luuma. alt krH ar. lao.f
uricE smoke house and fsrFaat touses. ru6i s-I.-
tafni iafsa yard, Vel guoiasea, aitt lI a. rsa OF
~ cholce irll- ucna. part is u-au ga 4 arirE
7nrds slin pleniy uf uufaI aud al cauFanIan-aH
iof eat'nf Fuod- NlH N. aad & RaIroad pa.ssa
~ tEe rrNuef % ne Fla q, fram ah.cn ulod y gs
cuiFed or haTnng url-E. Inr property - ouusids
me rpofaiiohs sud s thcruiofu exuut.s nom caf-
roraiiun iaaas, Fcor HuunF l. IHnnIrtlslfIr cd.
Joining M properly Terms eaV
knlu-e OF NJ LON a MuEFREE.
rofi OF " MATT BROWN g Ct.
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25O,OOO
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS. sc.
WORTH OVER 100000,

A IL TO be sold for One Dollar each. without TO
~ gard 70 value. Not TO bs pad ior until you
know ghat you are 70 receive.
''1n Is one OF the largest firms in the City Of n.
York, and are doing very extensive bu iness, and
hsve on haud ihe largest stocE tnstcEn be iound IN
the City "-Oceana lines, Pent Water, Mch-, Oci.
"A, lst4. 'Their stock h large, and buyers nay
RELY on articles purchased ffom them Just IS repre-
scented. Tneir lons continuance 10 business enables
them 70 ofieT hetter Inducements than any other
house M the cty.'--loyal American. Anderson.
lnd OcL. "a, 1854 Their Waichss are admitted
by coTufeionr Judge, and those who have used
them, 20 be the best use. Ihcy are al they are
sdveItlsed 20 be."-lndependeal, Warrenton, A..
Get -, ls6i. '-IheY are large de-lers and then
stock s manufactured iu the best style, and OF pure
materials. Telegraph, Saugertes. n, T., oct -,
lst4 "Al goods furoished a what they s rep
resented % he.' --nmes, Watartiile, n Y. Oct -,
1854 "Worthy of confidence w yoming Demo
crst, Wsrtas. n Y. Oct le, 1854 "honOra0le aud
far neHlng men. ~, lumber lfnd Valley Journal,
.--..---L-..--- p - l..L
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SOUTH cAROLINA.

Wade Hampton 10 the People OF
South CsrOiina--He Recognizes the
Abolition OF SIavery--The Duty Of
the People to support President
Iohuson in his Present Polfe,,-
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The Orieiual ana Best In The World Q
The oniy true and pcrfect Hair Dye. Harm
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. Produces
Immediately q splendid Bllck cr natural
Brown, without niurng the hair OF skin.
Remedies The iil effects u Bad dyua sold
by an pruggatz. The ruauino Is sigusd
william "A. bsfchelor. Aiao.
hggcHuuhng Ertracf cf lfhrfrars, f-
hestoriag cEd Gc1ut fiiag tic Hair.
CHARLES BATCHELOk, NEW ToaK.
Faull-Iv
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state Tressurer Of Norm carol.p,

The Raleigh STANDARD says tbut GOV
Holden has appointed Dr.. Wm. sloan. Of
Castor county, State Treasure and that he
viii enter upon the dischargs Of his duties
a. once Dr.. Sloan is an ultra Union nan
and gentleman 0f ins abilities. He "a
dsfsaied fur Congress iu the SIKH Cobrrss-
si0nal District, the people Of that re,iep
Prsierring 10 vote for gentleman who Il al
been 10 the rebel Congress, and Who csurot
take the cath. d.; sloan, II elected, eooli
have taken the oath
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- A Fnyaiolegirai Nisu q MarliaE g.
Nant-illuE nesly ! 2 pages, and ile nua I|alaa
snd znEIaNnEs II me anatarny nf rna nunan ID -
E-ns 'n aiaie uf ncalth snl lisfaaa aith + Irea-
use GA sar.y Efsofa, Ia ueEinraha Cdrrrrurnras
uPan ine ANA aud hauT, urh tha huflar- Plan
q ifeallneat-tha enI uail.ua ana sucrcsaful
iilaa 81 cures a. shown hf che rerun 81 fHs-a
geaiad uEthill a11i-rr io the n arrl1d. sud
tlpsa cunieinp patuE marrsEc, uhu eulaTtsiu d1uurs
81 iAfir nnlsti cuudliinu. sens ffur uI ntsiara te
any adaresa, ca rrCript & l3 guhtt. IN ssamrs "a
io.lal eiirrencyi ty a,i.Iressiug Dr. IA CtulA a..
"a Mulaeu tung, alhsuy. d. D.
ne euteor may CO consulted uuun any % iha
a--eAies ulcn HhHh D. 1ook treats althfr ref1on-
Aig ef p MAJ, tla ulsfliuiuaa sunt to a1Y par Of
t-n HQr1 atlla=aui
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Notice.

-. y e ?. At NTER, physicisna Or dIssassu
II of ths IHRuk.f Lunts .hd hflitT. ,-o,lI1
noilil 1uir ptiionia ihal hair gdes ia Nu1hrUa
=. y -ic = on @atlrlaf evening tha sih ma alsr
atAou lnef aarfFa ffIli ne 80 Neat FeErlh rtrnaf
gil l.lal. for tna lanrnt &C tHu1e uhu draira
nefeaitef 90 pace themselves under thair care sr.
falEeEnenis nara been ulsiia ailh DR. Huacaa CIV
ho.ei, who b. auihuu1ct o. receive sppHaat.a.a =
~ msAe elimination, which Will b .oraarued
O. uar nsiareas at IiariuuaH o.fI grn
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causes u the Circuit Court Of the United
States, the law officers Of the Government
viii take charge Of the defense
I an very respectfully.
j0HS n PALEER, Mai. Gen.
VIZ. E. RIcs, Esq, Elizayille, Ky.
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NalGAeuf -NuF. q
Gerfitt Smith, Of New York, is nov 10
this city. He comes here for the purpose Of
prosecuting the proprietors cf tbe Chicago
Tribune for libei, puolishsd N that Journal
in June last wherein BY implieation he is
accused Of feigning insanity, 10 escape from
his responsibility 10 the John brown rad
and that be Purpossly eouiiuued it until
after lincoln sas innuEurated.
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The burning ef larEs ship, name a..
knoEns % The Florida coast, on he ca
INST, i reported. TIE crsv Probably g.
eaPsd IL their boats. L isthought lhai %,
ship vas laden with essioH.
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Tbs Soyernor Of Vermont has annoiuisi
Chiei Justice Poland. Of the supss1as Cour'
Of thai staie' 70 an the vscancy u the
sriied ststes Senate, Occssioaed By ths
death of Hon. Jacob Collamsr.
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NO. 2O7.
SPECIAL NOTICES


We are auihoriaed 20 announca Eo9CIu sEo
BRANCH a. Z caniitata llr she7a % haFi1all
coEntF, AZ ne cnsuiug Narch elfc1an- oce-i-'
We - a. hoiilsd q snuource n, G. s1ag a. e
csni iats or 5herif 81 uaTidson coaaiJ, e -
uezt Hzrch alscuc1- is
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We are suthcrsei ao arncurcs czrt. lalu. y ll1-
soN IS a candtiaia .or ra-elsclca % tha o1lce @
2ouuiy lfus,ca q lhe eniuirg liarcn siaclcn-
We are auth0ritsd 30 announce Iu0Eas
SHvrs as e candidate Cor County Trustee, 90
the next March clcstion.
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Just received, per Ezprsas, ane loi Of
sWisaea, tarloton, uainsook, mualins, at pri-
Tato sale. Csc. 8HiEAus A %.
ilyl-n 2S and AZ college street.
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Hot Rolls, RCsk and Bunns every morn
ing az the Nashville steam bakery, 10
Summer street, near Union. sap8-f
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ArfEsrios lsiaHsta i-Checha on tha u
'ier bauking 70. Bausat. Ireland, iu sums
Of Al % tlo igr sale at e.. n. Ordway'a Bro
ker uilce, No. As College street. 81
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So FFER R z & 8
From Dyspepsia
Read! ReGect!! Act!!!
TARRASTAGs

TARRAsqr 4 Co.
Gsufiaueu Z am a re-ieat cf cfuc8a. a-f -.
deal flsposs q p write o. yol c0rceruInr - -
rsils cl your 3ELILEH AFEtiE,r =. 4 -
Or Id lEzaaqn ane L.gHrfnala aesIna = -, ,
. yon my sincsrs grastude tlr the zraai rs-st -
-E..IEnE EEs d1Da ny li'7.
For bur or Gre yeau ~ Hi's has -, -
llli1led alih lgspeF5lAs al1 ~ af da.-- 49, ~
te.f-naas ~ sewers leciors l1r - 1'--l.- - t-a
sra - fnslIF 1ducel 70 sarr - -s7 lf-li-
sar1sd Fugsieisn, Decor csdllia. 4. 49, ~ ei =
shs luE1e.t as.E iEesssi ner sitr. - i. 80,
VEsCErT sEiTLsg APEHfrsi- ~ - ~
isnproFe = cla.s 80 u eos F8arr rerI 90 80 y
issl : 81 p nf GUY CO tne e.-u5 II - -
nadla Should - siiclY Eatu. liaa 80 F.i-
lfuTtlE yQu H-ll uFs th.s .rtf5-s..-
l1g NJ safnest Ffalilsis lad $780, 49, iffeal-
n ssh sarI reEpa-f'sfr , v1I-l--
Sss foff iuas q. IS. Ne $50 t..'',. ,..et
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VTTE ARE AurHoRIEEn 10 aNNulAcA rlH
~ C. gliUNk asa csnsl.iste Tor louuiT OouIi
Cleik, of paTidsa1 Couniy. al rs e1t1,nE esEca
e.ecueu- ocii
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1sOOk ann JOIl PRINTING.

u and pu lishers Of the Daiy and weekly
Union, Printers Alley. betseen Uaion and Dead
encz streets.
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CLAIM AGENTS, &C.

kaYERs 4 HUNT-Manufacturers Of al the
M Latest Styles Of First Class Carriages and
Buggies, Express Wagons and Csrfyalis, y Eorth
MarKet street.
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WARREYs CELEBRATED
Needles and FIsh Hooks,
ANDREW, CLERK CO.,


Our former Gus omers uul dud e r,siprt,.I ID,
god pfcea % ne haeiaa W1ila ne quaI ~ = ~
Eays kept 10 O. tna higlost uian.isrd ln.,u-u IL
Eag iah Manuiac clurura.
uiereAnaie resaona ~ lang and iaFufaiaF staeuisi
~ aieif euat,litlefa aanl-lu
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of Insurance Companies.

(iAREY SMITH, Nos Sc and ss Uaion street.
~ lup etRrsl represent the trll0sifg Companies
Htaa 81 Hartford, Secarity, Manhattan, Meiropoli-
tan, Phosnr and KniclleTbOcker life Of New York,
rfld Ae5idsnt Of Columbus. Tho,
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nOOKsELLERS AND sTATIONERs
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.

CINGLETON, K. n bookseller, Publisher
- s.anoneF, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
building