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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-24
The German War.

No armstice has yet been agreed upon
Negotiation continues.
Semi-official Vienna papers state that N2sa
poleon has taken fresh steps of an energetl
character, to effect an armistice and arme,
mediation has been announced at the Prus
sian headquarters.
The Globe believes that the continent is OF
the brink of a general European war.
The French iron-clad squadron was ordered
to Venice on the night of the l. th inst.
| The Cherbourg squadron has also been or
dered to sail. Its destination is unknown.
ltwas stated that the Prussians were march
ing on Frankfort-on- the-M Main.
The Moniteur says that attempts are still
being made for the peaceful settlement of the
question.
The Austrians are evacuating Venetia, bu
leaving the fortresses there we'll garrsoned.
The Italians are advancing in force, an6
advancing in spite of the cessien Of Venetis
to France
Latest Concerning the Conference
The negotiations on the armstice question
continued, but up to the morning of the It'll
nothing official had TRANSFERRED. The Paris
Menlteur OF the 18th contained no cornmuni-
The Owl learns that the British Govern
ment have consented to join France and Rus
STA in mediating between the bellgerent
Powers.
The French and Italian ambassadors left
Berlin on the 10th for the Prussian headquar-
tors IN bohemia, after ~ long conference at
the ministry Of foreign affairs.
The Florence journals of the 10th assert
that Prussia had declined the proposed armis-
tice
The same Journals announce that the Prus-
san Government has officially declared to the
ltailan cabinet that Italy cannot accept an
armlstlce which, being based upon the cession
OF Ven"tla, would be tantamount to a separ-
ately concluded peace, and would disenga e.
to the detriment 10 Prussia and to the advan-
taee OF Austria, the $50 600 men now station
cd in Veneta
The Times gives the following as the con-
dltlons attached by the Italian Government
to the proposition Of the Emperor Napoleon:
First. Ii Venetia is coded to the emperor
Napoleon, the final transfer must be made by
Austria, hampered by NO conditions with re-
gard to Rome.
Second That tho question of the District
of Trent should be recognized as one to be
discussed
A Vienna telegram, dated 10th of July,
evening, says; "The Abendpost evening edi-
ton OF the official Wiener Zeitung says the
Emperor of the French has taken fresh steps
OF an energetic character to effect the conclu-
sion OF an armistice The French fleet is on
ITS way to Venice, and Gen Leboeuf, the
French Commissioner, has been ordered to
occupy Venetia.
"Gen, Froissarty has been sent to the Prus-
sian headquarters to announce the armed
mediation Of the Emperor of the French 1t
IS the pronounced wish of the Emperor of the
French that Austria should not be weakened
in her position as great Power"
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Analysis Of Mineral Water from the
Springs near WarrentOn, N. q.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRING

WHITE SULPHUR SPRING.
Specific Gravity, lOO0l. Reaction Acid.
Gaseous Contents. Sulphuretted HYDROGEN
and Carbonic Acid
Solid Gontents.-Sulphate of Magnesia, Sui.
peate OF Lime, Carbonate of Magnesia, Carbonate
OF Lime, with trace of Potash Soda and Silica
Total solid contents in 1000 grains of Water:
~ = One grain and 26-106 viz: Mappesia.
VA; Salts of Lime, O. "a; Silicic Acid. rs p,t
ash, trace; Soda, trace.
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The corn crop in Halifax and Pittsylyania
is said to be a magnificent one and the to-
bacco crop never had more promising ap-
pearance.
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RAIL ROADS.
RICHMOND d. PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY,

hAILhOAD OVMFA AMI,
Richmond, Va, June l, 1866.
GUNNER SCHEDULE.
= TRAINS LEAVE
Leave Richmond at AIS A. M. and 4.35 p. NJ,
and arrive at Petersburg at $40 A. NJ; and
6.l5 2. NJ.
Leave Petersburg at $40 A. NJ. and 5.25 P. NJ,
and arrive at Richmond at $50 A. M. and
p. N.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays freight
and Accommodation Train will leave Richmond
at ll.25 A. NJ. and arrive at Petersburg at lilo
z. NJ. Returning will leave Petersburg at ll.45
A. NJ.
On Sundays the morning train only will leave
Richmond, and the evening train only will leave
Petersburg. e. F. GILL,
junl3-tf Engineer d Sup't.
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Latest Foreign News.

The steamships Herman and City of Paris
arrived at New York GA Saturday, with dates
from Liverpool to the lth, and via Queens
town to the 18th instant. The news is three
DAYS later, and highly important.
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CHALYBEATE SPRINGS

Heactlon Acid. Specific gravity, lO00a.
gaseous Contents :-Carbonic kcid
r. SONG Contents Carbonate oftbe protoxide or
Iron, Silicates of lime, and Iron Bicarbonate OF
Lime, with traces of Soda and Potash.
Each Pint of Water contains Oxide of Iron.
0:4s; Carbonate of Lime, Ola; Siicic Acid, o. AZ;
Potash, trace; Soda, a trace
Iotaisolld contents in 1000 grains of Water.
-l.05, Gone grain and 5-l00.)
jy1O-1m-d6w Balt;mnre M
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.4Ir NOTICE.
In ACCORDANCE WITH AN anao.

ACCoKDANCE WITH AN order
i passed on the 7th inst, by the Common sna
Select Councils: 0' an"
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received bv
the undersigned Cat the office of W. r. Robe, IS (
until the 18th day Of july at u o'clock, for
Cutters of the city of Norfolk for the ensuin y
1866. go -o -' ',. n s"S''
The party contracting, will be required to give
BOND and security for the faithful peri rmance of
all bids. any
:, Specifications can be seen at tie Office of w.
~; Roberts, corner of Roanoke Square and Wide
W. r. ROBERTS, C. s. G. C. G.
I. NJ. WILSON, c. s. C. s, C.
jyIl Is '' ~
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w A N T = D

Male and Female, from City and Country. t.
. IN INTO every City, Town and County in
PATENTED ARTICLE, WORTH $25
IN A FAMILY 73
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w II | II Il ST. l. z II u II
AND
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,

WARREN Co, n. G.
John IL. Hope, Proprietor OF the Var
br0ugh House, Raleigh, N. c., Pro-
prietOr.
The well-known o. p. SHE'LL. Clerk and
Superintendent
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DU1EDTfeo nHKDW HRE.
DERSONS ENGAGED In HnuSs

one OF THE BEST FARMS IN
~ NORTH CAROLINA FOR SALE.-The
farm known as "Hope" near Windsor, North
Carolina, containing 1850 acres, of which $50
are cleared, and 80 set in fine orchard, with
large and splendid dwelling, built and once oc
Gu pied by one OF the former Governors of the
State, is for sal..
full description of this very desirable farm
can be had at
E. C. LINDSEY & CO.'S,
20, Real Estate Agents,
lYZl "a w. Main STRAIT
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EIiluren and Servants half price, except where
cni m come to the first table, when lull price
will be charged p''''
j. II. HOPE
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MOONLIGHT EXCUR SION
OR THE Ii EN- EFT OF THE
4 ~ A NJ b L S HOOK AND LANDER
CoMfANl OF Portsmouth, Moonlight Excur-
next, ON board the Steamer j John SYLVESTER
Captain Post, to Old Point and Cape Henry,
leaving the New Line Wharf at 61S, and Cooks
moonlight. -
Strict order will be preserved on board ,,
U20 N0'''
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An Agent writes: ~ cleared Sll in three
hoars; Farmers, Mechanics, Cergymen, Teach
ers, Clerks, Laborers-everyb ody having few
hours TO spare should call at No. IL SouTB
STREET, or send two stamps for full particulars.
G. w. JACKSON 4 CO.,
JyiO-d&wlm 20. Box 134S, Baltimore, Nd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-19
Mistellaneous.


This is an article for washing without rubbing
except in very dirty places, which Will rcqunt a
very slight rpb. and unlike other Preparations nf
itrcd for al he purpose, ~ MI Nu4 ROT TIEGLhTl
hut viii leave them much WulTtH than Ordinary
methods, without the usual wear and tear,
ltlGmOvvs grease spots us IL By magic and son
ems the dirt by soaking SO that iiusng will in or
dmary cases entirely remove u.
Ilus powder b prepared in accordance with
chemical science aud upon procrss peculiar u
Itself, which D. secured hy Letters Patent II has
itself an universal flNortp NheIfyer ID has heaH
used. Among tne Advantage claimed orc the ioi-
lowing viz
. Il saves all the expense of sorp ,spllly used on
cotton ana linen goods.
II saves most Of the labor of rubbing and wcu
and tear
Also. for cleaning windows 10 is unsurpassed
with one quarter the time and labor usually re.
qulrcd it mparts % beautiful gloss and lustTc
much superior 10 any other mode No water ne
quired except tomoi-tcu HE powder
directions with each package.
ANA can be readily appreciated by single trial
The cost OF washing for family OF i've or ~iV per
sons viii not cNceei rIWEE CENTS.
The manufactures Of this powder are aware
that many useless compounds have been iut -o-
duccl tp tho public which have rotted the cloth,
or JAILED IN renewing the dirt hUt knowing the in
rinsc excellence of this article. they confidently
proclaim u az being adapted 10 iuUet "A demand
which has long existed, and which has heretofore
remained unsupplied.
MANUFACTUEEp BY
RlOIVf3 q a STEN EMS,
200 tg4 gadVVsy. Tf0siOl.
Also MANUFACTURERS or FAMILY pYE CuLoEs,
sold by ala GrOceIs aud Dealers. oc9l3m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-19
A Big Farmer. -

The 'edsttp. OF SaltI Rloe iCiiy, Utah.
asks "Mho owns the lsgl afthiS, Terri
tnry-Brigham. Young chuFeh-the
city-or the United stdte5r' ana saws
Thousands ana thousands OF acres are
claimed ~ the Church, anaB BY iBrieham.
without ashadow oi titieSf4 lt eames down
'Pr6phet Of she lord d ltsnlsts 10 tlnce in
land elaima TefTitogyQ on % sam6t helm he
ing convincel tha a. laul Ne hotnes nom
some other source tllaa tfliaVan. aai,,l when
he prociaims froin the Bower ". tllat he
will send ID hellaeross 1atss q nViaho in
terferes Witlflandhe claims igeiwnit him
70 weigh weh his words aud thsiF mfiu-
euce.n 'oaan ei'Hp ifWn kadlsW
lluai Ins Ioqs adl % isslTfs
~ s7l susuO wax ba.arc
" .IIV.d q h1alf nf f1lffsf 49,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-19
Kidnhpping in lChhla..

A letter from Pekin, in the Paels.Aloni-
tcur, contains thr following:
Grimes have hover becii moro treauent i'm
tliecapital, and assaults on prixafe pcrsons
have assumed a most frightfol sehaFaotcr.
Pekin is at this moment infested by a band
Young women. The Chhfest, relst,, that
the bandits, 10 eiftot their iohloct more
oasily. use a stupefriBg PawdeR by lneans
oi which they 6end ileir victim %. sleep
They ancrward ttdnsport them beybnd the
wall Of Pekin a. haahts iAIlai0vif tn Tho
police an'l put thUm 90 death if they can
not obtain heavy rausoms mona ,tAeiT fsmi-
hes. y
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-19
Desperate ISnconnter With ndSee,,,
From the Eaa Siaiig tsei49 Iuss.l ,l,s,,

fro,n the Eaa Claiils tssi49 I'gasl ,iasye
One OF the most daring encounters incl
dent 10 hunting liie---th0ugh fortilnateiy
resulting Ia noihing serious-Glaf We have
heard of for long time. occurred IN the
vicinity Of Mid Greek, one day last week.
Mr. Ed. Niclnlls formerlyio OF this place,
started out one morning With his dog,
Scarcely had he entered the forest. oyern
mile from his habitaiong when suddeuly
up spruuga large bitrk from his conceal
ment and confronting him face to face for
an instant made u fearful tlasll ht him.
Mr. Nichols, though having no ,weabon of
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-19
The Morals of San Tranciseo.


The morals of san Francisco-arnnotof A
very encouraging Inscription. Moi 10
speak uf crimes OF violence " hiel ar,, N.
enough "a clll fol anOtircr YigilaliceA 'um-
mittcc, lcwd books, and lewd plctare~ are
common there, and gett@l ujI aid sold " m
moro pWhlicity, ard in gtneFgti with sanorr
imptnity. thai any where else.5 .ltis nat
long Since that we had ani account ai the
arrest OF some y photographers who had
prOslituted their art to the takihs ofnastv
pictures, and had mtrnlueea iutos iliat en-
nobling pursuit ahidealIs 0reiincment else
where unknown, of attarhin g thei faces of
virtuous and well KNOW ladies ito the
bodies Of strumpets, who make a trade of
poSturing for indecent pictures. still later
the PUBLISHERS. Of n airty sheet called
MaZcppa have been arrested for CARVING
ON system OF Black nIail wiiiclI for mngni-
tude and success, f'ir exceeds 5anythinu la
the same Kind known in tue ,Atlanths cities.
The principal sonrcc of the publishers
revenue Is the timidity of women on the
verge OF society. Whose reputation has been
blown upon. The pnbllsl,eIs OF similar,
hutnot quite 80 notorious as leet, is now
serving out a terra In nfheo0mty jaik The
police are charged with counivanca i'm The
past az the schemes or tie blaekImailers,
and the arrests iu these lasttNo .rases are
credited 10 tlieir restiyeneSs iunder the
accusation, tI.f taIliaal aluHaau nafeI
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ConingaI IniliIelItr.l -


One of those sad instances ofednbi6al
iniidelity by which the peace of n family
has been blasted, HwOman's reputation
ruined. q Young iamily disgraced. and "A
fond husband CRUSHED With shame was
yesterday published world. .di1Hul
II appears that heNoungmptheroft three
children residing on or near the Grand
River Road, became smitten with tleatti'ar-
tions of a Voting gentleman Hvingg near
her, and takinE adSstntAge ,of the absence
of her husband, aBoutsl1weelI since. sent
him bN the band Of oua,pC her Children an
invitation TO make her 0h evening call
The gentleman did SO, aud received such &
cordial welcome that tile visit was re
pcated several tunes, The Intimacy be-
came of a very Frimiual character Al
though managed with ereat circumsrpc-
tion, this intrigue was detected by per
son who Shall he designated as Mr.. Y
Mr.. NJ approaching the fair frail one Witt
threats Of eNPo5ure, Induced her to con
sent To add ono more 10 her inhdnlities ana
receive his nocturnal iVisits s1hnrsday
night Mr.. y paid tlIe chsrmrr a visit, aud
while in her room was surprised, aud his
escape cut of bl the uncNpoctel Visit Of
the other favored lover. II w;,s9 bur ''the
work ofa moment for the sirelntd conrcal
him ln closet, and then 10 reo,,Ye, his
rival. AZ this iuncture the husband ,OT the
10 bis home sooner than he had ltNpeetel
and succeeded in.sm1risiug himself asWell
rs his wife. TheyOung Lotharia stood not
upon the orderof his goipg,but Went ut on, .
through the back Window, withoutsoing
through the ioTmality of lreslming8 the
cumbersome attire which he had laid aside.
The husband followed hinsSpnd MIR. X .
thinking the opportunity of escape y good
one, made third In the chast,only to come
to grief. for the husband. rtttrninseto his
dishonored house met him comingSont. and
proceeded Ia administer personal chastise-
ment' which all must acknowledge. Wa5
well dcserN ed N- n'A
THIS affair has resulted lintHe. abandon
ment OF the SHINING wife and her littlechil-
dren by theiuipred husband, who reithcr
has gone or intends 10 90 10 California to
live, leaving 10 Ptoyidcncc and her own
conscience the punislment Of lis laithcas
spotse,-- ietrdf kFee PF6ss.ffga sEa
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-16
TELEGRAPHIC
Saturday Afternoons RepOrF
THE FENIANS.
FIGHT WITH ENGLISH SOLDIERS
NO LIVES WERE LOST.
Strike of the New York Street Rail-
road Drivers.
THE PARIS D~EFAULTER!
Southern News
rHE PARIS D~EFAULTER
Southern News.
From Tennessee.

From Tennessee.
LOUISVILLE, April ia dispatch iron
Nashville says the Senate had no quorum
to-day. The House has received Governo
B~rownlow's message.
From New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, April l3.-General Sher
mans order, that all persons embarklnt
from New Orleans for Terra Cruz, Tampico
or Matamoras, Mexico, must have passports
from the Provost Marshal, causes much re-
mark. The morning papers say it Is againsi
Confederate Colonies.
The ship Porter, burned at Apalachicolai
had l400 bales of cotton, half saved in q
damaged condition. Acontract was award
ed to remove it at 40 per cent. OF the Valu-
alton Insured at Liverpool.
The rivers are swollen.
The Methodist Conference are discussing
the Bishops veto.
The Jackson Railroad discussion is lively.
Some call it q rabbe consolidation scheme
of the Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennes-
see Roads. Others call it Ubiquitous.
Mi%ssissippians say that they have assur1
ances that JEFF. Davis will be released on
parole, to remain ia Mississippi.
The 9th and s3th colored regiments were
mustered out by general orders from mill
tary headquarters
Orders have teen issued to muster out all
volunteer troops by the 18th inst. After
the enforcement of this order the Regular
infantry viii be the only troops in this
State.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-16

brought about two hundred mora Eanians
They were CHARTERED in town. I
A largeAuhbeE Of Fehians lave just ar
rived in the steamer from New York.
Murphy and his Party.
The Hersld's Toronto special says it is
now thought that Murphy and his stat
will be tried under the Alien Bill, which
was passed after the rebelsE Adams raid
had been committed. The Bill gives power
to imprison a man on suspicion of plotting
sgainsta friendly state, and Of retaining
him against the demands of me habeas
ccrpns- The press and the publ wsrs sx-
eluded from the trial on Wednes =, which
fact is creating indignation anon The lloyd
Cauadians.
O'Mahony Headquarters.
At the 0MshOny Headquart rs every
thing is quiet, but those who know say that
matters are progressing steadily and surely.
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ORDIN4NCF-To amend EeetIon

q one Of an ordinauce entitled .an-ofdinance to
establish the gradsof Prospect street between Erie
and Hudson streets"
SEc.s1. BE it ordained by the City Council ofthS
city Of Cleveland, That section one Of an ordi-
nancOentitl dan ordinance to establish the grade
of Prospect street between Erie and HUDSON
streets, ''be so amended,as TO read asfollovss That
the grade Of the center line Of Prospect street, be-
tween Erie and Hudson streets, Be and the ssms Ia
hereby established at the blowing elevations
above the base OfleYels heretofore established BY
ordinance, to wit At the sasteriy line Of Er
street 90 5-lOth feet, at a point seven hundred FEET
essterly from Erie street 95 T5-I00th feet, At the
center Of Brownell street 81 feet, at a point mid
way between the center lines or BFoxnen and
Huntington streets 50 feet, at the center hne Of
Huntington 8 rect "a feet, at q point midway be-
tween Huntington aud Cheshire streets "a
feet, at the center Of Cheshire street 81 feet, At 3
point two hundred and eighty-tW0 feet essterly
from the centre Of Cheshire street 81 A-l00 feet, at
the sasteriy line Of Perry street 20 feet, at q point
two hundred and lightweight feet easterly ffom
the east line Of Perry street % feet, at q point nvs
hundred aud eighty eight feet e~asterly from the
east line of Perry atreet So feet, At apoiut six
hundred and atty EIGHT fet westerly from the
centre Of Hudson street 80 feet, and at the centre
line Of Hudson street. 90 $40 feet, and that the
grade line between the afore mentioned points OF
elevation be uniform, and in accordance with ths
profile Of said Prospect street, as recorded on page
Is, vol. 2 # prohles in the City Civil Engineers
office. Passed April 10, 1866.
Y. W. PEETON, President Of the Council.
c. Z. Hill. City Clerk. AprlaSD7
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Mexican News.

New YORK, April 14.-The latest advice
from Mexico confirms a report that Maury'
emigration scheme has proven q eomplet
swiDdling operation. Emigrants arriving
at Cordova find the promise of lands ant
assistance merely lures to call them, ant
they are returning to the United States.
The liberals have concentrated part o
their forces at omeolien.
ttThe occupation of Tacotalpon secures tn,
Vera Cruz coast and 0rissba district.
ROnda, one of the Liberal chiefs in Nor
tia, is forcing large loans, and Mejia tn,
ImPerislist, is pursuing the same course il
Matamoras.
The Liberals are still watching the latte
city, keeping Mejis closely within his en-
trenehments.
The General-in-Chie of the Tamaulipai
forces, Juande La Garsea, has issued a proc
lamation encouraging MaximiIian soldier
to desert.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-16

ANOTHER BAND.-Another plan for organ
izing a band, which shall discourse "+sweet
music " to the citizens, has been thought OF
by some of our musicians. A band has al
ready been organized under the leadership
Of Mr.. R. R. Pspworth- 1t is composed of
fifteen first class musicians, and is to be
called the "City Cornet Band" The or
ganization is in every respect complete, and
additional instruments and uniforms are all
that is necessary to put it in working order.
They ask a contribution of twelve to fifteen
hundred dollars to procure the outfit and
promise to be ready at all times to furnish
music IN reasonable terms. A band is
greatly needed in the city, and the dons-
ton asked seems moderate enough. Papers
are already in circulation to procure the
needed funds, and lovers of music will have
an opportunity to show their hberality.
The citizens are already responding in such
a name that success seems certain.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-16
fsbi:d.v:eom 9comnsroial wharf, Boston, Mass
~FoR- MORE. THAN -TWENTY

BFFOR MORE THAN TWENTY
years MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR Y has
stood the test of trial, and is constantly increasing
IN public favor. .
The VENETIAN HAIR 7 is the best and
cheapest made. Its price is only 70 cents, and each
usually sold for 81.
Tax Hal DYE is manufactured BY 9 peculiar
process. which renders it Infinitely superior TO any
6ye in market. Being complete in one bottle, no
preparAtion is required, which greatly simplshes
he application.
TX USING THIS 7 you avoid that RU'TY,
BRAD appearance by which dyed-hair and whis-ars
are 90 readily recognized, WREN an inferior aI-ele
has been used, as it produces q perfectly nat al
color Of any shade that lie required, from q rh
brownt &c ajetty, ~lustrous black, that viii noth-dt
crock or stain the clothing. Invest IS cents I'D
you viii be convinced. Sold BY all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
Al. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, n. Z.
DEAAs BARNS & CO., New York. Wholesale
AGENTS. sepl5:R4
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NOTICE no ALL WHOM IT MAY

In CONOEpF.-EOtice Is hereby given that IL
is deemed necessary BY the City Council OF the
City Of Cleveland, to grade and pave q portion Of
Columbus street, and to provide for the Expense
thereof aDdaf0r that purpose,- an ordinance Is
pending before taid City Council having been
-twise read before the -same.-and now latd-On the
table, which said ordinance provides HThati Co
lumbus street, between the Cleveland 4 MGhoning
Railroad track and Lorair street.-the Ertded, that
the carriage way and cutters Be paved, ana the
sidewalks be curbed, to the established GRADES Of
said street, and that the cost and expense Ofsaid
Improvement be estimated, levied, and assessed
upon each and every foot front Of the several lotsY
or parcels Of land, bounding or Abutting upon
said Columbus street, between the points Aforesaid
in proportion to the number Of fest rontP Any
owner or owners OF lots orlsnds bounding or abut-
ting upon Columbus street, between the points
Aforesaid, claiming damage BY reason o. saidim-
prCvement, arc hereby repaired to hle-tha same In
writing, setting forth the smoant Of damage
claimedby him. her or thin. with the city Clerk
Of i'd CITY. within two weeks after n ee9Pisafinn
of three weeks from the hrst. publication of this
notice. Any person who shall fah or negleet to
hle their claim as Aforesaid, within the time : ORES
said, shall be taken and deemed to have waived
the came, and be forever dsharred from hiing any
claim for, or receiving anv damage therefor.
BY order Of the City Council.
@. L. HILL, City Clerk
Anril 10 1879. aD13.3lO-dSW