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RY JAS. O. MCGUIRE a co, AueliOaesr..
MAYOR s OFFIcE, CRY Hall,
AaEurNrn~ Iuna a tocr

MAYORS OFFICE Crrr HALL,
MAsHIS6 IoS, June ., 1855
sccordance herewith shah offer for ssi.' for
cssh. to the highest bidder. on SATURDAY sth
M, she exclusive right and privilege OF ing the
several corporation Scales until the nrst day Of
fodder, oats in the strsT' aud live stock sitas,sS
at the following places:
No :. In iont of Northern Market at intersee-
No. 8. In front of Ansoestis Engine house
nsye ns and No, sS are 9esy erected .ssls. .ps
te the highest bidder for cash at the same time md
The following is the tariff of rates which the pur-
chessrs are entitled to receive FOR every load OF
one thousand pounds or less. . eent.: eSss On.
thousand pounds, so cents and for each and every
webbing live stock, two cents for every hundred
pounds
Parties purchasing viii be required to comply
February, 1855 entitled IAN act to establish pub.
lie hay '''' Rf fGG G'SsI Mayor
-; 9. MCGUIRE co.,
Jez2-eotd Intel Auctionssrs.
RY W. L. VAIL 4 CO., Aucuoaeers.
s. La. sy., between sth and 10th sss.
La 4. sAkE o. nsRsEs; oARRIssEs. ...
n'n'ins at 10 0 Fifty VII HORSES 81 sfls about
nnmoer OF good Saddle and Harness Horses,
Az a number OF good Mules, some very large.
large collection Of desirable New and secos1:
Wagons.
New and Second hand Harness, Brides, Saddles,
New Family Carriages.
Germantown Carriages and new Vehicles bsiit
c.t1i:ss:, gassies and Wagons Of all dssorip-
Regular sales at the Bazaar every Tuesday,
THURSDAY, and Saturday without regard 20 the
ies WI. WALL q co.. Aucts.
RY GREEN . WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON d srRRar
hVkIh between 18th and 9Th streets west, ct
On SATURDAY, the sOth instant. at 10 O'Clock
.: m: we shall sell; at house No. 374, general
Sns of 'i5 so,
Parlor Furniture, consisting Of Sofas, Chairs.
Six fms painted oottag. Sets, nearly new
EItens,on Table and Dining Chairs
Excellent Cooking stove and Utensils
Parlor, Chamber, and other Stoves
on G.Gtn iRsT cSsn sRs 0thst Carpets
And many other articles which We deem unasoss-
ssry TO enunerste.
iead GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucts.
GALE or VEGETABLE STANDS In THs
- DIFFERENT MARKETS
VIII De sold 20 the highest bidder, for cash, On
&c SkaTsn smla'kkEr-sArURDAY, Jun. 50, q.
SoRTakRs LIBERTY MARKEr-FRrpAr,
'p NV ~ q It n q ei1 %sssHslKnnrrR,n.v
WE Si.IiE ! &SiARKEr-nosDAY. July :, ..
emf. markets can retain them by paying She sp-
Ss1 ssie i sIS Sf W%LLso s S. ;S sn'
jslseO Intel
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AUCTION SALES.
HAIB A1fBRROOH AND 70 RoRRoV.
III GRB4H A.wILLIAns. Asoeiesss0.
fRvsrRrssALI or VALUABLE REAL ps-
TAIL on eAkfLAhD AVENUE, EAST or

By virt.s q = deed Of trust IRON Philip w.<,T
to the updsrsiGsed, daily executed end reoords1.
. we yin ssIl Q. th. prsni:ss. on rkiDAi &c
highest bidder. Lots Il and Is according % the
snodivfsfen Of square south OF square No eu.
This property IL ~ the intersection Of Btgheh
street eest and Ary land avenue, and 10 I'm Deovo1
~ . large, oonmodioas. and vel built Driok
House, ooptai ming large storer Dom end dwelling
apartments. Fine bake house. oven. and fItarss.
imneofate possession given
AFTER the above eaie will be cold aii said VA
ner tntsrest and estatei In and Lots and ..
oerdiIg 70 ". B. Todd . subdivsio Of q uars Ne.
81 This property fronts on Maryland svesss,
between seventh sti Get sest and Eighth stress
s east. fsd I: improved three ns.lJ built t.s
s.ssss for private resiaesc:s and 10 Iesstsd in
given immediately.
Terms Of sale One third eash. and the residue
70 So e2uA paymente, 81 six and twelve mooths
rom cay OF sale, with notes bearing interest,
secured En- the premises sold. All conveyansfu
and revenue stamps ut the cost Of the purchaser.
a deposit OF $40 on the mr. house, and Of oiO
Zach %: on me Other houses, will be required froa
the purehsser ~ tne time Of sale, or another sale
the terms Of ssle are not fully complied vita
right to reeei st the risk and cost OF rst rcka
ser, After fye daye' notice OF such resale in the
nsuonni lntelufepcer
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"A PAIR OF PANTS AND TWO SHIRTs.-Thos
H Henson was arrested by oficer Nelson, of
The Seventh Ward, for the larceny OF a pair of
pants and two shirts, the property OF Henry
Stephenson. He was held TO bail for court BY
Justice Boswell.
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The WOMAN IN WHITE is very well known,
but HenniDg proposes to put gentlemen in
white duck suits of the best quality for eigh-
teen dollars per head.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-10

OFFICERS:
Capt. Z. B. Ward, Of Detroit, Mich, President.
Lemuel Wick, Esq, President National City
Bank. Cleveland, o., Vice President.
James Wade, Jr,, Of Cleveland, o., Secretary
and Treasurer.
CbarIes n Everett sunsrfntandsnt Of Mines
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From New York.
AnnfYersaries.

NEw YORK, May 9.-The 50th anniver-
sery of the New York Sunday School I'm
ion was held here yesterday afternoon in the
Lutheran Church, corner Of 18th street and
9th avenue The anniversary was also eel
ebrated in the evening at the 4th Avenue
Presbyterian Church, Rev. Dir. Terrill, pre-
siding.
The annual anniversary of the American
and Foreign Christian Union took place last
evening at the Presbyterian Church, corner
of 9TH avenue and 18th street. Several mis-
~sionaries and eminent diyines addressed
the audience. The progress of protestant
ism and sunday-schools in foreign lands
were freely discussed.
The anniversary Of the American Mis-
sionary Association was celebrated for the
first time in this city at Cooper's Institute
yesterday morning. Addresses were deliy.
cred by General Howard of the Ezeedmen's
Bureau, and Henry Ward Beecher.
The 18th anniversary of the Five Point.
House Of Industry was celebrated Yesterday
by the examination of over 800 children IN
figures, grammar and geography.
The Boston Tract Society held its I'D an.
niyersary yesterday. It is Contemplated
that the Boston and New York Tract Soeie.
ties will ere long be united.
Missionary Meeting.
The first general missionary meeting o.
the Universalist Society Of New York wa:
held list evening at the Bleecker street
Church. Addresses were made BY Rev. J
Hartsuf of Buffalo, E. W. Croweil and Il
MeAdsm. The receipts Of the Society arr
| SS.Se6.
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General News.
Negro HUNG


C~IScrSSATI, May e,-A special 70 the GA
zette says that q negro man was taken out
of the Jail at Frankfort yesterday and hung
by a mob, for attempting to commit . rams
on q girl six years old.
Prem California.
NEW YoRK, May a.-The steamer New
York from Aspinwsll the ID inst, has ar
rived, and brings cslifornis mails of the
18th ult
Panama adVices state that the news from
South America is unimportant. Matters
have remained perfectly quiet since the
bombsrdment of Valparaiso. All the Span.
ish feet except the Beunzuela had sailed for
northern ports.
The Danish Consul General sent q note to
the Spanish Admiral, saying that his gov
eminent would hold Spain responsible for
damage to Danish property in Valparaiso.
The admiral refused to receive his note.
TIT bark Clara Rosalia hab been burned
BY the officers of the Beunzeula.
Immediately after the bombardment Of
Valparaiso the English Minister was re-
quested to yacate the premises occupied BY
him, and no n will rent him another
house His name was also stricken from,
the Clnb De La Onion. -
onlytwo lives were lost and eightwound.
ed. Several churches were DESTROYED, and
! one hundred aud ffty-one government
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q Hours In Advance Of other Routes.

ELEGANT sTATE-ROOM SLEEPING CARS
are attached to all night trains.
~ Baggage Checked through and Transferred
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MEDICAL.
lNnNNSIIE9sS
EXTRAORDINARY
Inn DOLLARS PREMIUIi
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Oh sPRRMATTORRHGA, GLEEf, &C.,
ImpOtsncy Cared,

lmp0tenoy CaEod,
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
DR.. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New Yerk City, viii pay one hundrsd
dollars for the proof that he ever AN 70 cure ne soese
proof that any other Physician in. the United states
treets the same diseesss VIII ea9M s1ooeS .vrs5s,o.
d.. Gfbaon IS happy IN being able 20 announce 70 The
unfortunate, that be has ~perfeeted q system OF HCst-
q SPEEDY AMI PERMANENT OUR
Of ne aboYe. and also an contsgious diseases Of ne
tharefrom. including General
IDENTITY Oh NERVOUS PRoSTRATIOE.
Hshas snoeSeded IL curing sasssin IN GisT, H9ne q q
Gfyied phYEicisns, VIII profess to treat al ptv11
1aladiss With success, aud without reosiVihs ths
d.. Gi61os does not boast that lie il 9 msNllsr e.
some College IN London OF Paris, as JperhAps Sos1s
othsrSde for the purpose Of ensnarinG the nnSeent
Tsahsod. Bat what DR., G might bOastofs this, that
Dooo oonhdeaoe in his ability and integrity, and that
e has Perfected an American system Of trostnsnt
o. Any pstsEt MEDICINE, 70 equal Tor the radical cure
q seminal weakness, and ali diseases or deEHngs-
9ent, both mental snd phESioai, arising from SeIu-
br. Gibson also claims for his new treatment he
following advantages over all othsrs Jet discovered.
$500 AnSs Be ass 10 rsHcs Of he dark -, suos 8
10 reStrietion n DEF on businssS Is rsq1treai thia.
IL treatment e positive and certain In al oAssAs Hs
So1ataliInH he United states. and dsHonstrsta he
immense superiority Of bis neu treatment over sny
other nov Known In the world, In point of prompt
noa, permanently, mildness, safety and convenience
70 che patfent.
Dr.. Gibson Is permanently located In OisIland,
and has during the pest hTs yeaS performed many
car0 Of diseases which had for years resisted sn
totndividuals OF the 1rst regpectabIitY In Cleveland,
B1Fton, New YORK and other cities, in regard to skill
Psprih, Rheumatism, Sereiula, al diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, and al ChroRic Diseases treated
With superior success.
q Medicines sent 70 any part d ths country. on
Dr. fbeoa's nsv xork on PhyslolOgy for sale ct
DIR. GIBSON,
PBoFTEssoR or ELEcTBoPATET AND MEDICINE.
Once lieSanecs street, s few doors from Superior,
m BhiU, opposite City Hotel
ET0mco hours hoaa 70 II and ffoml to so'cIock
Oany @undays eIceptedl. lAnn
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I SS@ SE EH% IL
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.

-If PESETRATKs the secret ambush Of this terrible
disease, and exteTmlnstes it, root and branch, for.
ever.
IT REMOVES all the Eretehed symptoms OF this
loathsome mslsdy, and averts
TT OLEANs the head, deodorizes the breath, and
Affords the most grateful relief.
II ALIETIATEs more agony and silent suffering
than tongue can tell.
IT Is NoTED for curing tho most hopeless cases,
that every known means failed in.
1t CURES Hay, Rose and Periodic Catarrh. of the
most obstinate and violent types.
No FoRN Of Oatarrh or noise n the head can re-
sist its peEstrating power.
Oh: Goop1LE's CAtArrh Remedy Is a harmless
liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hsnd.
Dr. b. GooDALE ia known throughout the eoun-
trys Is tho Author Of the only True Theory Of Ca
tarrh ever pubhshed-Mode of Treatment-apd
Rapid Cure in sill its forms.
DR- GooDALE's Pamphlet on Cstarrh should Be
read By every one. It can be obtained at our near
onics.
Price 81 90. Send a stamp for pamphlet.
0. =. PARKER, Sole Agent, rs Blseeksr street,
New York.
snld hv @. ". CLARK, Cleveland. fsbs:Rs
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OSSSsSnoiy
The iva also shows the existence in
the LIST Ward of one hundred and one liquor
saloons, the weekly sales Of which amount
to the enormous sun of se,s42.
There are also In the LIST ward thirteen
manufactures of intoxicating drinks, which
produce monthly two hundred and twenty
eight barrels of spirits, three thousand four
hundred and fifty barrels of ale snd beer,
and eighty barrels Of wine.
The report shows the existence in this
ward of 1--WE billiard rooms, furnished with
nineteen tables, and thirteen houses of III.
fame, with sixty.six inmates.
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CITY NEWS.

RESOLUTIONS OF Ms. HE1sLEY.-The res
o~lutions of Mr.. Heisley, which were intro
duced on the ed, and at that time were re-
ferred TO the Judiciary COMMITTEES, should
have been repubiished with the report OF
City Council proceedings Tuesday night. The
Judiciary Sommittee reported against the
resolution, and Mr.. Heisley, who is a mem
Der Of the Committee. submitted a minority
report. A motion to recommit the resolu-
ton together with tho reports, was carried
early in the evening, but was afterwards
reconsidered, when action was taken on the
resolution ITSELF and it was lost A sharp
discussion preceded the vote.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Heisley.
WHEREAS, Corruption in office is generally
induced by assured or hoped for, peeuniary
gain and,
WHEREAS, Tt is important that every mem
Der of this Council should act in his official
capacity solely for the public benefit, and
should nave no interest in conflict with pub
lie economy; therefore,
RESOLVED, That from and after The passage
Of this resolution no contract for doing any
work or furnishing any supplies for the
city Of Cleveland, In any offs departments,
shall be given to any member of this Coun-
ell, alone or in connection with any one
else.
ResolUea, That hereafter, no contract shall
be ratified on behalf of the city of Cleve-
lam with any person or persons unit! such
person or persons shall have fled with the
City Clerk his or their afidavits stating,
LIST. That no member Of this Council has
any interest directly or indirectly with
him or them, to the contract OF the profits
thereof
2d. That there has not been paid and will
not be paid, any reward to any member of
this Council for procuring said contract,
coming from him or them or paid by his or
their procurement.
Sd. That no part of the profits or issues of
the contract shall be paid to any member Of
this Council at any time. Lost.
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Number of families some member Of which
is e communicate in q Protestant church

Number Of Protestant church commu-
nlcants"'s"s"..'.a-......'.s .."-..api,Vo
Number of families who are commandments
in the Roman Catholic Church and their
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RAILROADS,
1866.
QUICKEST & BEST ROUTE
Between the East and West.

ME
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The Tribune's special says the Commits
sioner of Indian affairs is making arrange
ments to hold q council with the Indians on
the Plains, at Fort Laramie, for q treaty
with them. A telegram received Jester-
day from Z. B. Taylor, superintendent at
Omaha, states that 10000 Indians will at
tend, and desires to know what subsistence
aso ha furnished than
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COLUMBUS L CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT


1855 FALL ARRANGEMENT. 1ses
N and after Monday, October g, 1ss5, Passsn-
ger Trains viii leave Cleveland IS follows
LIST Train-T:45 A. M.-OINOINNATI EXPRESS
stopping at Berea, Grafton, Wellington, HeF
Lcndon, Shelby, Crestiine, Gallon, Iberia
Gtssd, osreington, ashley; DelsSaTs a5a an
P. NJ, Cincinnati $50 P. NJ, Indianapolis,
s:45 P. M, Chicago via Crestline, Hoo p. II.
Cd Train-a.5 P NEW YORK AND WEST
ERIN EXPRESS, stopping at Berea, Grsf-
ton, Wellington, New Londsn, and all sta
tions south Of New London, arriving at
Columbus at s:25 P. NJ, Cincinnati A0A
NJ, Chicago, via G~restdne, go A. NJ
Sd TrainAl5 p. M.-GALI0G PASSENGER,
stops At all stations, arriving at Gallon At
an Ttssn-aso M.-sIdHT EXPRESS, stop
ping at Grafton, Wellington, New London,
ehelby, Crestline, Gallon, Gilcsd, Ca-dirR-
ton, and Delaware, arriving at Columbus a.
1854 N, Cincinnati go A. NJ, Indians
s Rolii 1000 AM Chicago via of's'1n'' i''so
Trains iesTs Columbus at 1870 a. +, 30 ? 4,
and 1875 P. Il. Arrive at Cleveland 2:56r.
INDIANAPOLIS AND WESTERN Express
leaves Gallon at s;0oA. NJ, arrives At cievs
land $40 A. n.
CoNNzcTI0 ms:
TO Mansfield, Mt. Yernsn, Newark, lanes
cre.tlins3Pittsburzh, TT Wayne Chicago railroad
! 1OE EOEe8l, upper 6auuI1Atf 0rAELl1f AAL71
Fort Wsyne, chicago, &C., West, and East
for Mansfield, Wooster, hassilon, &C.
The first and fourth Trains make direct con-
nections via Fort Wayne for all points OF
Toledo & Wabash and Great Western Rail
roads.@
Garon-FeiisfOutAine Railroad Line, for Ma
rion, BeIlesontaine, Sidney, Union, Aunde,
Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Vinosnnes, Evans
Vile, Louisvi11e, Cairo, St. Louis, &C.
peIawareEwith Springfield Branch for Springfield
CoIunbus-Littie Miami 4 Columbus and XeniA
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton indianapolis
Ferre Hauts, St. Louis, Morrow, E0Tsland
I and Cincinnati, aud with the Ohio and Miss
issipP Railroad
Cfucfnnafi-for Louisville, Evansville, Cairo, Sc.
Louis, and ali points on the Ohio River.
I Columbus-CentrAl Ohio Railroad for Newark.
ZanesYflie, Wheeling &C.; Columbus 4 In
dianapolls Central Railroads for Piqua, Ur-
bana, &c.
~ For tickets to aIl points snd iufornation ep
ply 1t the Passenger Station, and at the Unior
Ticket Once, l4T Superior street.
Z. s. FLINT,
$500 ~ NJ Tocc ~ ar-H-F,NouH-.f 3D.
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10 LADIES.
vau raoufra \ rafiabIa ramedv TO reskore von
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS,

TLhI1 IHL bLUUUg
Remove Headache, Dizziness, Giddlness, DroEsi-
ness, Unpleasant Dreams, Dinness Of Sight
Indigestion, Cleanse the Stomach and
Bowels,
Insure NEW LIFEin the DebFitated, and
RESTORE THE SICK TO PERFECT HEALTH.
Try themf They only cost Is cents, and II you
cannot get them Of your Druggists, sond the money
to Dr. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician, sis
broadway, \. Il and they viii Be sent By re-
turn mail, post pads
For sale By G. W. CLARK, Druggist, II9 supe-
rior street, Cleveland. sep4:rs.uLHtd
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WATCHES e WELRY
Burr nGRE,

wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Watches, Clocks JeEelry, clock 4
watch Materials, Tools, 6es
VII continue business at thecId stand ofM. Burt
No. Hs s9perior-sf., until the nth Of March
Hhen Hshops 30 Be fully established With an en,
tirsl5 new stock Of Goods ct oar Nev Rooms, Sc
N,tFBT, y. B. nAKR.
RrL-ElI So
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MEVELLND 4 Toledo RAILROAD.



1865. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
N and sitter Monday, Sept. 18th, 1855, trains
" viii leave Cleveland daily "a follows Sundays
500 A. M.-CHIoAG0 EXPRESS, stops ct berea,
Grafton, 0berlin, Wakemsn, NorTslk, Mon
r~oeville, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and H
more and arrives at Toledo ct 12-8 ?. n,
Chicago st u.00 P. n, and Detroit SO P. 3.
30 P. M.-WESTEBH MAIL-Stops at al sta
lions on Southern Division, and arrives At
: Toledo at T:30 P. H, Chicago SIS A. N, snd
Detroit at 1880 P, N.
400 P.M-EORTHERN nAIL-5tops at al gta-
tions on Northern Division and arrives at
sandusky ct 6s45 P. n.
1000 p. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS-St0ps At Grafton
Eorvalk, and Fremont, and s~rrfvesi il Toledo
At 2=30 A. N, Chicago ct 12:30 r. H. snd De-
troll at 6:O0A n.
Connections are made ct McnrosTile with tie
Eandusky, Mansfield / Newark Railroad; at 5sndGs-
Ky with Dayton & Cincinnati Railroad st Fremont
With the Fremont & Indiana Railroad snd 1t To-
lido with the Michigan Southern & Northern In
dams and Toledo 4 Wabash Railroads for Chicago,
Detroit, Jackson, Fort Wayne, Logansport, Lafay-
cite, Oairs, Alton, st. Louis and all points West,
Northwest and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
West st 9:2OA A. n, eco ?. n, and ss40P. l. From
sandnsky at $40 a. n L. D. RUCKER,
Cleveland Sept. Is, lSe5. Superintendent
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NOTICES.
7 n

HOPARTNERsHIP.-The undersigned
~ have this day formed q Copartnership under
the STYLE and firm name ef Pelton & Williams, as
general dealers in Meats and Froyisi9ns, at the
corner OF West River and Main streets, west slae'
me patronage OF the pnblic is respectfully soiei:
ted. Particular attention paid to steam Boat and
Vessel Trade, F.S. P1LIgs,
apTl:sl2 J, Il, WILLIAMS,
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SPRING BED BOTTOMS.
PATENT
SPRING BED BOTTOM !

THE BEST s. CHEAPEST SPRING
i BED in use, for Steamboats,, Hotels, and Pri-
Fate Dwellings.
Ten years experience proves that they are bet
ter adapted to satisfy the wants Of the public than
any other Spring Bed in the market.
1t Is acknowledged by all that they possess adj
vsntages that render them superior to anything
yet presented to the country.
In all cases, II they do not give entire s~atisfac-
ton after q months trial, the money paid for
them will be refunded.
WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS.
Sold by all frst-elass upholsters and furniture
dealers throughout the United States.
Call and examine.
LIPPINCOTT & CO.,
Only Manufacturers,
ap12:322-eod 209 Canal street, New York.
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DRYcooDS.
i. /. BALDWIN & CO.,

IT, /. BALDWIN & CO.,
Have in steFs and offer to the
WHOLESALE TRADE
By the piece or package. the largest assortmentiu
this market OF
Black eros du Rhine Silks,
Black eros Grain Silks.
Plain and Fancy Dress Silks.
FOulard and Lining Silks.
OFgandles and JacOnets.
BargeS and Grenadines.
POplins and POpiinetts.
LenOs and M0samblquess
Lawns and PeFeales.
Ginghams aud Uhambrays.
Deiaines and Challis.
Melanges and AFgeutines.
M0hairS and Alpacas.
French and American Prints
Elegant Spring ShaWls.
Paisley and Paris ShaEIs.
Berlin Wool ShaWs.
Spun Silk ShaEls.
Barge d 6renadlne ShaEls.
Silk Basquines.
Cloth Basques and TalDas.
Magnificent ClOakings.
Ladies' Cloths and SackingS.
FFeneh& AmeFieanCasimere
TKeeds and Oashmaretts.
Black & COlOred COatings.
COttOnadeS and Linen Drills
Irish, Blay & Blouse Linens.
Table Damask, DOyIies and Napkins.
Hucks, Eefseys, Crashes, Diapers.
Nottingham Lace DFaperies.
COunteFpanes and Quilts.
SKisseS, J~aeOnets, Mulls,
SaFSneIs, TarltOns, Brilllants,
Shlrred, Tucked and Dotted Muslins.
India TRIlIS, BObinets, Blends.
Veil Nets, Bareges and Grenadines.
Lace, 6renadile and Shetland Wells,
Grapes, Grape and Love Wells.
Cotton, SILK and Lisle Hose.
Gloves, 6aUntlets, Aitts.
Empress and AleXandeF's Kids.
Foreign and DOmeStis BalmOFals,
BalmOral Skirtings.
Rradley's Duplex Hoop Skirts
Osborne & Cheeseman's Hoop Skirts.
ThOmpsOn's BalmOral Skirts.
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Sun Umbrellas and PaPasOls.
Dress and MaBtilla Ornaments,
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BIeached and Brown COffOls.
Ticks and Stripes.
Denfms and Checks.
Jeans and Drills.
Carpet Yarn and Warp.
and Blankets.
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