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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-27

HARRINGTON ITEMS. = EDITORS LEADER
Rev. DR.. Reno, of Kingsville, lectured be-
fore the students of the W. R. Seminary, on
Wednesday evening, Feb. 21st. 1t was a
scholarly effort, and elected great commen-
mendation from the audience.
The winter term of the Seminary closes
on Wednesday, March 18th. The pro-
gramme for the close is as follows: Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, examination
of classes Tuesday evening, Rev. John
Peate, of Warren, will lecture before the
Philomaithan Literary Society "Wednesday
evening, a public performance will be given
bv the students of the Seminary.
The spring term of the Seminary VIII
commence on the 22d of March. A large
attendance ia expected.
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-There was no
session of this court in room No. ], before
Judge Cofinberry, yesterday forenoon. In
the afternoon a court case of Stewart Sny-
der Us. Adam Stephan, q suit is replevin,
was called, and not disposed Of.
In room No. ., before Judge FOote the
case of CORTLAND Palmer ct al, ~assignees Of
Hilliard & Co., Us. William V. Craw CT al,
consumed the day. Plaintiffs seek to sub
ject land to the payment of a debt, which
land had been conveyed by defendant.
Messrs. Backus and WYman for plaintiffs,
and ]. E. Ingerson, Esqs, for defendants.
In the criminal branch, before Judge
Bolton, DR.. Hosea W.. LiObey was arraigned,
yesterday morning, on an indictment for
n~anslaughter, in the case Of sepha J.
HoughUon, on whom he performed an
alleged abortion which resulted in her
death. We give a report of the trial else
where. The case will occupy all of to-day.
Prosecuting Attorney Castle announces
that he will cause to be convened, on We'd
nesday next another Grand Jury, to indict
the numerous parties who have been re-
Gently bound over on charges of burglary.
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OLD FRIENDS IN A NEw PLACE We notice
that Mr.. W. Wackerman the well-known
wholesale and retail Baker and Confectioner,
has removed from his old quarters on On
tario street, and established himself at No.
III Prospect street. He found his former
place of business too cramped, and sought
an ampler field. A better establishment of
the kind cannot be found in the city. He
manufactures soda and wine biscuit, Bos-
ton, butter and sugar crackers, hard bread,
ginger snaps, plain and fancy cakes, and
keeps on hand large supply of confection-
cry and native fruit and other wines of
Duroy's famous brand. This Oldest of our
bakers, the pioneer who has been engaged
in this business, in this city since 1888, aims
to keep general family store, and we know
Of no better place to which one should 70
for necessary and fancy supplies,
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GLORIOUS PIECES
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The BaABBuEr PIAsO.-we publish below

The Bradbury PANo.-We publish below
a letter from the celebrated musician, Harry
sanderson, which explains itself:
New YoRK, Feb. II, 1865.
Mr.. WV. B. BRADBURY-Dedr Sir After
having tried and thoroughly tested the
Piano Fortes of every first class maker in
this city, l hesitate not to say that your
"Grand Scale Square" is by far the most
powerful, brilliant, pure and even tonedo Of
any square piano Of any make whatever
with which / am acquainted. 1t is truly q
wonderful instrument, combining the power
and singing qualities of the full sized Grand,
with the beautiful round, pure and delicate
tones of the Square. Imost fully coincide
with the other musical gentlemen recently
assembled at your warerooms, in pronounc-
ing these the best Square Piano Fortes
nave ever played upon.
Very truly yours.
HARRY S~ANDERsON.
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'i'i'a NAVAL ENGAGENESTs-
.d,,ir.l Kiag.1cn ". B.. Weaver.
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FInanetR
The Commercial says


The Commercial says:
The money market exhibits symptoms OF re-
eovery from the depression produced last week by
the Treasury gold transactions. This morning
the inquiry is less active for call loans and aPpii-
cations are generally met at 7 per cent Street
borrowers are accommodated at the expense OF
sellers Of paper. The banks are discountiDg very
little, and an increased amount Of paper is thrown
on the street. The rate Of discount is Il per cent.
higher.
Prime paper is current at 76s per cent for
good, &C s1@I0 per cent, other grades at lo9ls
per cent.
Three banks were applied to in succession this
morning for national bank currency, by a nrm,
not one Of whom could meet the request. The re-
suit Of the Treasury movemsnts has been serious
to business, and there should be some substantial
advantage to the government to justify such oPer-
atoms.
Governments are steady but quiet, except 1905
which are &c higher.
Gold shows a partial recovery from the lowest
price Of Saturday and ranged at 1353sSl371s du-
ring the A. NJ, with a slight upward tendency
1. is presumed that for the present the Treasury
has suspended its sales, and there Is consequently
more confidence among buyers.
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BRAIxARD's HALL THEATER.-A tip-top
dramatic performance was given in Brain
ards Hall last night, to tolerable house
This is the last night of this admirable
troupe. They have not been appreciated
by our people, nor sustained as a troupe OF
their power and merit should have been.
We trust they will be greeted tonight with
an overlooking house. An attractive bill is
offered, the exhibition will be a superior
one let them have a good house
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TUEsDAY EyTkIEG February 9Th, 1855
nj be presented the Cem,dy IN three Aets en-
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The managers of the Cleveland Orphan
Asylum return their most grateful acknowl-
Judgements to Charles E. Holden, Esq, agent
of the Mineral Point Coal and Iron Com
pany for his generous and most acceptable
donation of a car load Of coal for the use OF
the Asylum. They also desire to express
their obligations to J. H. Devereux, Esq,
Superintendent of the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroad, through whose considerate
kindness the coal was delivered in this city'
free of charge for transportation from the
mines
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sortAre...ru g711: do preferred 50; TT. Wayne

Northwestern ny; doPreferrod 50; IT. Wsyns
eOvraszrsrs. fiilt
Government securities were very dull and sales
limited. The gold bonds were generally steady
but $50 notes were somewhat weaker.
STATE BONDS
Were steady and in moderate demand.
urscELLGSEOUs SHARES
The feature Of the Miscellaneous List was West
ern Unto Telegraph. This stock opened a. 20 and
rallied to "A with large sales. Railway mortgages
remain duh, and there is no marked ehAngeln
quotations.
Money is in demand at I per cent, with a good
supply.
The gold market is steady, aud shows a partial
recovery since Saturday Closed at 5e1s-
PETROLEUM STOCKS
At the Petroleum Stock Board to-day Excelsior
was in active demand, but tbs balance OIL the list
was quiet
The sales we're at the following rates:
Bennehon Run 1900; Hilton 5; Pithols Creek
Cherry Run 10; Excelsior 150i First National W
Palmer 4l0; United States l625.
DRY GOODS.
Delaines fell OF fully 20 per cert. on Saturday.
The general market is weak and loser and prices
are looked for in all kinds ofdrJ goods. There arc
heavy stocks o. foreign goods, and every arIlsalLs
| adding to the Lar geistock on hand, and buyers are
holding OF in hopes oflower prices.
vUOTAIIoSs-
The following are the quotations from the Dry
| Goods Exchange:
Brown shsetings-Amoskeag A 90 Great Falls
n "a.
Bleached Shirtings-Ba'es 30.
PriBts-Cocho "A; Pacific 2z1&; Hamilton e.
characterization Is; Pacific %.
Cambrlcs-fictOry 20.
Brown Drills-Winthrop 26i Stark H %.
Corset Jean s-NaUmkeag3 l%.
Canton Flanneis-LaeOnia 1 49, Naumkeag ga
Ticks-YOTk, 80 lcch, IS.
stripes-Amoskeag IS; Arasaphs 20.
Hoop Skirts-Bradley's duplex elliptic, 90 to q
hoops, S7%glO5 Empress Trail l25.
DISPATCHES.
The following dispatches were received at III
Dry Goods Exchange:
Boston-Market weak, and purchasers cOnin
themselves to immediate wants.
St. Louis-Trade dull
Baltimore-Ns change to note, market weak
Chicago-Trade opens with fair demand for sta
pies at the red~ ction.
Cinciunati-Trade opens very dull
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DAILY LEADER.
TUESDAY. F%EBRUARY =, 1855.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTs.

Brainard's H~all-Theatre-
woIeott's AnnihiIator-LOca Notice..
WIN. Day-Dress Gard.
II. Halle 4 Co.-Local Notice.
Box 25sI-For Sale.
40 Cheshire-st.-Girl Wanted.
NJ. B. Bateham-Local Notice.
G. A. Barlow-Agents Wanted.
Geo. HaI-Bradbury Pianos.
OIL 3ank-st.-Local Notice.
2ss Pittsburgh-st.-Boom TO Rent.
VIM. Observation-Disclosures Lost.
l.. L. Lyons-Residenee for Sale
NJ. Halle 4 Co.-Cotton Bats.
No. 2 Atwster B~Iock-Agents Wanted.
q Braiuard & son-western Musical World.
III. Morley & Co.-Paints, &c
d .. Hunter 5 Ramsey-Medical Letter.
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ARRIVED HoME.-Wm. Day, 46 Public
Square, has just returned home from Eu-
rope, and would be happy TO meet his
numerous friends and patrons.
The latest styles from Paris and New
York. feb27:292
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RECITATION.
brakes Address TO the American fIss-
Ieaux Of Washington snd Godde,s Of LioeItsR
Afis and Master Harry weaver.
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OPTICAL.
oNsoRIAL
HIIR DRRSSTNG INl WIG Mixing

All the latest and most fashionable styles in
Hair Dressing, Head Dresses, &c, to be worn the
Gaming winter az now WORE in New York, samples
Of which osn be seen at WIN. DAYS Establish
ment, So Public Square.
Just received direct from Importers q very
large and splendid stock Of Long Hair, the best ]
ever had for making, now the most popular Head
Dress; the French Twist, Natural Curls, q good
assortment left, warranted Rs represented; Ladies
Front Pieces and Half Wigs, q well selected stock
on hand; Double Waterfall, Front Frizzes much
worm, French Head Dresses, ofevery kind, made
by advertiser equal TO those imported Ladies Curls
aud Switches made into any Of the fashionable
Head Dresses without injury to either.
Ladies' Hair Dressing in the mos. becoming and
mOdarn styles
~ Private Room for Ladies' Hair Cutting.
EE-HOt and Cold Baths at all hours Of the dny-
the best Bathing Apartments in the city.
dsels WM. DAY. &c Public Square.
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FOR SALE.
READ ESTATE FOR SALE !

A Farm OF 60 IL acres, the most
"A superior location for 8 residence IN Portage
county. On the summit Of the rising ground,
near and commanding the finest view OF
Rsvenna village, all good arabic sol, IN
der o high state Of cultivation, plenty Of fruit
water aud timber, locality very pleasant and
bealdhy, society and all surroundings Of the most
desirablacharacter. Terms liberal.
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EUANTED-RARE GRANGE y
W What the people want. Complete History Ostne
var. in one large volume, gplendidy mustrateq, Slth
YER q hne portraits Of Generals and Battle Scenes
most candle. fucid, omplete, authentic and reha-
- history published. It contains reading, matteI
,s1n.l 20 three large volumes. send ipr Circulars an9
- our terms. Address JONES BIOS. 4 CO., A
West Fourth st.. Cincinnati sepz2=s1od&E.
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WHAT DO Your BOYS AND GIRLS WANT?-
A Sound Business or Telegraphic Education.
Apply at "Union Business College," corner
Superior street and Public Square.
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Do You Wish TO GIVE Your Son Or
Daughter A SoUND BUSINESS OR TELEGRAPH-
&c EDUCATION IF so, send them to the
:" Union Business College" Cleveland, chic,
for full information.
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That Engraving presented You for being
punetual at Sunday School ought to be
framed. A frame that will suit you can be
had at 81 Bank street. feb27:292
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MURDOCH To-NIGHT.-This prince OF
readers will give a second reading in the
Academy of Music tonight. We need say
nothing of his gifts. He is vastly admired
here, and will draw q tremendous house.
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HAVE You HEARD ABOUT THE New Con-
xERcIAL CoLLEGE?-Your boys and girls
should attend. Office in "Rouse's Block"
corner Superior street and Public Square.
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&. 9. HALE,
3a~UER

III Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio
ESTABLISHED 1852.
Dealer in T-3O and all other Government bonqs-
POUND INTEREST NUTEs, Canada and uncar-
rent money. C0UP0NS esshed without charge:
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made 81
All points. jsn2T:RB
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Manufacturers Read!!

~DEyAy SPRINGS" FOR SALE
ID A rare chance for obtaining at a bargain, q
mperfor location for a Brewery, Distillery, cheese
F.ctory or Steam works of any kind, with two
acres Of land, dwelling and other buildings al
ready erected, and containing one OF the most val
uahle. pure soft water springs, furnishing an
sbnndsncs Of water for any Of the above named
purposes, near RaEenna village.
ALSO. numerous FARMS and VILLAGE PROP
ERTY for sale. Apply personally or by letter to
A. w. BEMAN.
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent,
feh2I.2s2 RAVENNA, OHIO.
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WELLS CoxcERTs.-The sale Of seats for
The great pianists concerts commenced at
Brainard & Sons music store yesterday,
and are going of rapidly.
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nr For Evening Edition News
see inside.
sGr For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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CRIMINAL ABORTION.
Arrangement of DR.. Hosea w. LiDbey
ON an Indictment for anslhughter
He is Charged with killing Mrs. 9.
J.. HOuEhtOn, by Attempting to Per
form an AbOrtiOu-The Evidence.

We noticed as the time of the occurrence,
the arrest and indictment of DR.. Hosea W..
Libbey, of this city, for manslaughter, he
having been charged with causing the death
of Mrs. S. j. Houghton, a young woman
twenty-three years of age, formerly OF
Massachusetts,, but latterly of Wellington,
Lorain county, Ohio. She was manipulated
by him, as the evidence given below shows
on the SOth of last December, and she died
at Elyria on the 4th of January. We ap-
pend the finding of the Grand Jury in the
following
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J. HARVEY DURrEE, Specialist and Prin-
cipal of the Rochester Cancer InfirInary,
will be at the Weddell House, Cleveland, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, February % and
IS, where he would be pleased to sec all
who are afflicted with Cancer and Cancer
Tumors. Undoubted assurance will then be
given of his unfailing success in the treat
ment of the above disease. He has permits
sion to refer to Hon. Erastus Corning, AL
bany, N. Y; Mr.. Henry Wells, President
American Express Co., Aurora, N. Y; Hon.
VIM. G. Fargo, Mayor of Buffalo, N. Y;
oren Sage, Esq, and D. R. Barton, Esq,
Rochester, y. Y. feb26:292
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Mr.. Geo. Hall has replenished his stock
of Bradbury Pianos. See his advertisement
The Bradbury Piano seems to be taking the
lead in the large cities.
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GONE BEAUTIFUL CARVING KNEE
~ and Fork Rests, nlstsd. Just rccefved.
-OOwLES 4 CO.,
Isl Rsdasl HeRsaa
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NEW YoRK PAPERs.-We are under ire
quent obligations to Starr for New York pa
pers in advance of the mails. His news
room contains the latest and most interest
ing periodical literature.
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AUCTION SALES.
Monday. March 81, 1856.
Good Dwelling House

Good Dwelling House.
AT AUCrIOE.------BY o. CUTTER d son.
Corner Superior and Muirison Streets.
n CUTTER & SON will sell at
". Auction, on Monday, March 9Th, at 10
O'Clock A. n, on the premises, unless previously
disposed Of at private sale,) the Frame Dwelling
House, situated on the northwesterly corner Of
Superior and MuirisOn streets. Terms made known
1t time Of sale on the premises. feb2I:z94
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Cleveland wholesale Market.
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. rs, Iss6

McNDAh EVENING EeD- 70, 1000.
FlOur-Quiet, steady, and firm for high grades.
City made SIC, 75@I1,O for Xxx sd, sIl, T5@12,O
for Xxx white. Country brands Xxx red 5000
1905 do Ky white $lO,OO9I1,OO
Wheat-In moderate demand and firm for
choice grades. Sales 2 cars amber Michigan at g.
Is; 5 cars No. 2 Shelby red at 81, rs; 2 cars No.
do do at S2,O5.
COrn-In light receipt, firm and better. Sale
l car No. l sheIled from store at soc.
Oats-DuIl; no sales reported. Held at 55@36e
from store.
Rye-Inactive and nominal.
BsrIey-No sales reported prices nominal.
POrk-In fair demand and steady. No. City
Mess $500; No. 2 Mess $500 Clear SsI, co..
L~Ard-Firn. City-rendered in tisrces 1sc do
in kegs l9c. Sales 80 kegs choice Country-ren-
dered ct 161zc.
Hams-sugar-cured steady at &c.
shOuIders-Steady at I5c.
Mess Beef-Quiet and steady at $500 for
city packed.
Dried Beef-Firm at 23c.
Bufter-Advancing. Choice Western Reserve
tub and roll in good demand and firm at s59s6c.
No inquiry for common grades, and prices range
at 2O925c.
Cheesc-In good demand and firm at Ie@2le
for good to choice.
Esss-in sOOa oemaou anu I at o2S'S'
u nen'' d 'A' mar
ket is hrm Sales 0o bbls at VIZ.
mol helo a. N'4fga'oo ior 70
Por cent cologne Spillts, 20 per CENT S1'OO' Nsu
'rAl FrO0i oplri' oa'o,S1'iA
~
Aenneu Iiee IN . arg way ; smHn y ~ O-SO
Linseeo'-oi eeSSggc@9. EI M W r. *
Lard.....-.G COAL IS Sperm, W &c.,. 3 90
Bank---~--. -9l IS straits-.. .----- 40
HeatsIoot"-.. -Si"l
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CITY NEWS

Fresh Violin and Guitar Strings at Halls
II Monument Park.
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TRAVELLERS, REGISTER.
DEPARTURES

~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Beats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus once, 147 Superior street, next
door to the Weddell House.
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NnNSnLInATInN--I

~ having associated with him James B. Evans,
late Of the firm of Ballandine 4 Evans, for the
purpose of conducting the BARRIERS business in all
its branches, at the old stand OLA. J. Catlin, south
side Of Monument Square, respectfully solicit the
patronage of citizens and strangers feb2: 292
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ezIecELLANEoUs.

wv FURNTTURR, Hrrors, CARPETS, &C.,
n -, At reduced prices at u. Moors od stand,
G Ontario street esel7.S1z
nEn nnn MONEY ADVANCED
sIGJ.UUO in GUMS 70 suit-at the old stand
-1d ,ei-known WA0NER'S LOAN OFFICE,
on sesarities OF every kind viz; Gold ana Sasei
Kalls,es- niamouda, Silver Ware, yewelry, Guns
pje.ris. Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, melodeons,a no
81 rsrsonal property and articles ofy9lue, on me most
t5bp-hcd 1881. n. B.-A variety Of nnredeemeo
Watches, J~ewelry, Guns, ETC., for sale at bargains.
Ulce-oorner Of Water and Superior streets, over
psEi1 &Pisxottos Clothing Store.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Prsss.I
NEW YosK, February 26.

TBDecIAI DlBp1ICn 70 Wo5I6Tu A18OOIaIeU FTt31sT
NEW YoRz, February 26.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
Railway speculation was firm at cpcn Board and
Stock Exchange, but transactions were quite mod
crate. After regular call the marke. was gen
orally tanner and a fraction lower. There is very
lit e outside support to the market, and the
dealings are chiefly confined TO brokers. The mar
ket Was firm at the second Board with = further
rise. At the last open Board Erie and New York
Central were the leading features Of the day, basod
upon reports Of favorable legislation at Albany.
QUOTATIONS.
The following were the closing quotations at $50
P. M:
New York Central 9zZ; Erie 60; Hudson River
1887; Reading 1907 Michigan Southern esak;
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh 1875 Beck IslERd lQ4hi
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OLOTKS AND CASSIMERES.-J. III.
~ DEWITT & Co. offer a lar ge and well selected
stock of French, English and American
Cloths, CasSimes,
Sackings s. Water Proofs,
To which they invite attention.
j. h. DEWITT & CO.,
febzl rs IL Public Square,
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WANTs,

TANTED-Tg RENr-A House with hve or s1
rooms. Address box 330l- ieoz.z
TO RENT.-A large housecentrai-
] 81 Gated, suitable for 3 inst GAS DoaIpp ~
l-x=-Ts rch !. house will hear Of a prompt ane
1snsitls tenant Tor 0ne or more yeais ~ aaaiess-
~ A. T.. this office Ieeeo-
Furniture, CARPETS
si5rrs. &c. &C., at II. MOors old stand, A6I
-ario street, fer wheh he mghest prGe y aaS