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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06

p1rlyG CoCyrEEFIT MoslY.-LdIard Holden
ala. s.gbb yorpc man was arrested on Saturday night
charged with juoGsy passing eyersI coufieuen ~ hs on
tie Union Bank Swsnton Falls, Vermont One Of the tLs
he ps5s upon on Fenick Of No Church street smother
p6n 1homas Blr..a OF No 81 Broadway onl another at
Iavln Ssl1u. In l- possesOn fJuld about ~ mostly
il d Ia md BILL On s way the station ho1ie, he at,
tempted brbe officers Parry ad Gilmore Who Rad arrested
li4 b oisfin. then HE money! Wc 70 let MIN escape
lie identified Of Edward Morton tnd James
Cubs dis Coschy" both wei known counter elteE Jni
Ice Kelley ye.,erd,y orEed him p or tds.
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FIAG-ESyrLorrs.-A great variety Of fag-en-
yelopes displayed At all the sta,oners but none are
executed in better taste than those Of Mr.. Jones OF
No. 80 Cedar street, who, il he did not originate was
among the first to give this direction TO patriotism.
lie certainly the rst TO thus apply the declaration
Of Gen. Dix: of any one attempts TO haul down the
American Flag shcO, him on the spot See adver-
'isem.nt.
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Gicamboais an0 Railroads.

NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY II. Il.
AN-For ALBANY, TROY, NORTH and W5sE Sprins ~
sa Eaees, Train s:oul 5ts station. Fox NilAusbrdse
White Plains, Dover Plains 1pd al l2c9 l,sgs see
NAY BOAT for ALBiNY.-Steamer AMERICA
~ viii leave NcwYo6, from fO.t ia--iscnst every Mon
day Wodnesly add flday q otJ.h a m commencing
CrATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Fare Six Gents
- Boats every hour rom s. l. 10 p H. o@ loot Of
Whitehall -. east side Q; the Battery --
NOT REMOVED-STATEN ISLAND FERRY
~ e NEW-BnIG HFoX sSuG HAH T FACio ,f.,
VILE, aud PORT CHMOND-f9,o Three en'. leaves
fhe bst,ery
T.NOR NORWALK DIBECT connecting with
IL the Dsnbury Re.road The ealneI ALICE tRiCE
snd SATURDAY. at , y. M. Leaves No.wsk on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and P)ilDAY a. 5! a. u. Fare 50 cents.
MIGHT BOAT to NIW-HAVEN.-Th TRAY
~ ELER e-vis b at 4 & e ss7s IL 8 '' 81 ss
fof Mc5dsn and Eauod north on New Haven ct IL p m
UvHROGs NECK.-Steamr MASSACHU
SETS wiz stop above On hcI &. q sse eT99i Lea
d. nay S' RlFTEENooSS Viii leave TGtsbAY TaURspAY
aud SATURDAY AFTERNoONs, commencing early in Nay
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
" From loot ofCou- 1t s-COpreci1g a. IlaEpt9n JUNO.
Hsscn WIN Leais valley R.iTsl and its connections corning
'f sPRHG G' 5a Si H1ss March @
pPagss"ite H. far EsstOr Reading Potts.
Vie, 5srrsburs Nisnch Csank v lyn,PoTt, e.
NAL TRAIN-At Tor Easton, Water Gap, Scranton,
i2x fHeorSn TR.iS-For I.aon, AIauch Chunk Williams
port, Reading, Po'tsglie, Io-Isburc &c -,
AZ. THKoUen TAiSfor Easton, Bethlehem Allentown
Md MaUch Chunk.
ExPRHss TRAM ToR nsIasB, gGIhe a m Express Train
from New York arrive HsnisburgG II 90 noon ia time 20
connect With fast ns El,t aud est on Penn syysi Genital
RsrOad Northern raj North and South and with the Cum
INSTRUMENTATION AVID NV YORK FKRRy-Leave Now.York
Pier No. 2 North River, Il'%g 7'%V
and 500 70 IN.
Law EInirrTH-At GLE 49, and 1896 I:2o and4"
Pm nil, ,t,.., H. :, rov.-,t-,
each way. JOHN " SILhNs Slpsiu'eheen'.-
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
n PORT and FALL RlEER-The splendid ard superior
,+esus RAY STATE Cant. Jswe leaves New.l OH every
Tuesday TIL RSOAN, and SATURDAY, a. elOes 2 ~,
and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brayton, on MONDAY,
"WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, a. o'clock p M from fief no
Hereafter no rooms v be regarded secured any spp
cart nntil the same sh5l have been pad for.
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dispatch by
81 INi wv BoRDEN Agent Nos 20 aud Il we't,'t.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fcr ALBA
Il Il ny end TROY, COSNECTING WITH TRAINS NORTH
and WEST. Trains leave;
From ChambeIs.st. From ]thst
Express and IL n and $3.50 Fps l:2j snd 1913 and
Troy sHd Albany (wh sleep loi5 p H. Sundays ineuied)
Poaslfesp.ie tain an gas g. H. and 1910 and i:25
~ 5bud4p. N m
Peekskill train, 5:30n $3.50 =.
Sing Sing train $50 and lob m and $40 AMI 800
3f5 and $50 p. M Y n
Eislhill train. q: 10 y. IA. 800 r
N'-'i" "'"' ~. SAITH Superintendent.
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Advertiser cn. I
Elitnr nf The

EDWiR II. DIXON. ". D., EdlI0! OF Inc
sealpe aud Operains and Corsuns Surge No q jh
Office cc-1aous on the observe diseases Of The pelvic
,.er Rapture Pie- Narc1eo aud listla radically cured
nd a 3
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TO ARRIVE.
Passengers Arrived

Ia ,Lfp Coraeiia, from London dad Isls Of Ba.6M,s
sarah Rich and Mrs Elizabeth Ncbber and family Bos
Ia steamer heRaebuRt from Phaadelohie-M fTsIsi vic
and child, all Of AleIa1eTia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06

BEookLYS CRY MoETNrY.-The total number
Of deaths in this city, last week, eighysix, Of
which ffeen were men, nineteen women, twenty-five
boys and twenty nine girls. The principal dseaseswere
consumption sixteen, convusions and dphtheria six
each bronchitis and dropsy in head four each, scarlet
fever live, smallpox two, yarioloid one, &C. Under
one year Of age nineteen; natives Of L. 5. sixty
seven, Ireland thirteen, other coutries six
FIRE Is BKOOILYS.-About . o'clock yesterday al
.,rnoon ire broke out stable the of Henry
and Love lane resulting In The destruction OF me 1901 ana
most II the yonteuts Two hoes tken cut without Ia
The premises occupied by John toney Loss ADOLF
$500 II /. NO. known low the ire % sinaied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06
NLIE-JERNEY ITEMS.

TnE SCrPosED MURDER-A MYSTERIOUS CIRcrN
sTAScE.-The inquest upon the body OF X. Cattle
found in the water near the Ebsian Fields, who had
been shot and stabbed was continued on Friday aier
noon before Coroner Bofnstedt, at Hoboken;
Grssyus Pierce Superintendent OF the Rondout Machine
Works e.hes st decreased hsd been in bis employ the pas,
ss months a. dra. uan II LEFT Rondot the 2st Of April
company foy the war Deceased sober and industrious
John Fber clerk residing No % Bsysrd street Nsw'
YORK idenhed Gate, and with him on Saturday last
Deceased desire TO visit various places and sgce he
had missing Wtnes. had acaned that he bad visited
diTrputaole house on tive ctvssl0ns
The inquest was adjourned indefinitely, and the
matter i'll be placed in the hands Of detectives.
Upon further examination It has been ascertained
that the ball which entered the heart did not pass
through any of the clothing. There was also black
ened spot around the wound caused by the close prox-
unity of the pistol Or. Elder ia Of opinion that the
man could not have committed the deed himself. His
coat vest and shirt were found buoned. The suppo-
stion is hat he had been murdered in New-lork and
the body afterwards thrown into tue river.
Tar New CRY GOvEESMENT.-To-day the new
City Government of jersey City will come into
power. The old Common Council will meet at /!
p. m and after approving the minutes of the last meet
ing win adjourn. The new Board will then meet aud
organize,
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MINIATURE Almanac.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Eitss4:5f Set, Noon hsei - ~
WATER
Sandy Heck. 5:l3 Gov. Isnd. % HelGate"".t
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ard James

DEMONSTRATIONS MAY, painter, ard James
Wnisuson ,hncnaksT wer- arrested Yesterday afternoon By
Ohers Prout I'D Leo fo picking he pocket Of VIM Long o.
40 80 Cherry street, OF god watch ~ the Ps-k BaUscks IL
-ms5n eskcd he wstch Longs poc,c; snd passed 10
Nay they bo,h rsbbed, and the watch recovered
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1891 TIE PENNSYLVANIA 1851
lCOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. y OOl
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE
The capacity q the Road equal 70 In the county
THE GREAT SHORT LINE no THE WEST


THE GREAT SHORT LINE no THE WEST.
Ohce No. Astor llouse. corner Of Nesey 4.
rirfs Chcaso 81 Lois st. Paul Nashyie Memphis new.
Orleans ard al other towns in The West hotl-Wes and
Though mains ior The West sa7e NewYok foot q Court.
la1dtt -Aorning l1press a. ~ Eyenius EAPTe'i' p ~
Fare always low snd the Hie quick Is by any oLer
y this route Freighs Of al description. be iorw ded 70
sd nom Spy point On ihe alrgads Of ono S W. al
RECT O. to sny port o. The na'gabs rivers Ire e by
III rates Of Freight 70 end ON sny point Or The West b tie
enn,ylvspis Raad al tae a. a are charged
~ Gi s haSas e s s 70 coHppSy I rely
S.ll confidence on ~ speeey tra1slt ,-,..-
Zine by which parties eIatng Westward ENJOY cheap sad
co9or'sbe mode q eonSynce = one 4 te lf.tcls rates
No ! Assoi Hone Grd No. South wIiiam,i.
MCDONALD BlsCh0tt, Ea.isrant Agents
ENoCH LEwIs, General sup'i, AltO0aa, Pa
LOR NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSlE, and
n BOEDOt T.-Stcaner THOS. POWELL, EVERY Az
sERNOoN, hOni foot Of Jey-s'' at % pm
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.--New Arrange
a meHt-conmeucos May }. l36L--1wo thTo1gl tfsios
asiy both ysys Leaving New ioLs oy hs NeHI9i ana
d at 5;ss p N Ies1ins Piti.selJ At a. L. an 80
p M arriving IN New Y0sk a. iiSs and il:sY m .
--- CHAs. ~ NJ, President.
NEW-Y DIRK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN PASSENGER TRAINS leave via ParOua esry and
DUNhiRk bAPNESs ~ q, NJ.
MAIL Of 500 Ths TTen reunsns ovsr oiybt Al FL
mira and proceea de the next morning
WAY at $500 2. n for bEddletoWn Eevburh and nt.r.
mediate Stations. - -
NIGHT EXPRESS daily ass:Oop m The ,rsino, s.,,,5,y
stops at al Mai Train Sstions and Ton only Elmirs
NATBASIEL HARsB, Receiver
NJEW-JERSEY RATLROAD-For PHILA-
~ DELPIlIA tnd the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITYMa ard EKpes Lines leave Newly ok at = and II
and sudG m Fare 90 Through tickets sofa Tor Gin
siBnsa and the West snd for Warrington, New Oesns aud
The South k aud rorsh baggage checked to Wahlnsoni
: a. m. add m trains
J. w. WOODRUFF, Anislsnt Superintendent.
baggage VIII be received for trains des delivered and
eteked u minutes In advance Of the time efleayipg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06

FAN R.ILHOAD ACCIDENT.-Joseph Farrell, q
native Ireland - years 81 sse, ci ye'dsy Z; The New
Nork Hospital om u5e eeevod On -" 23,h int by oeing
rp - Eehh-ayenEe ear N lncues' upon me sody
t-d by Cdrourr De kau showed that 20 be q
,ched driver the ca aud The jury sefd a'sTdcl
OF ac.idtl Al death.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fcr ALBA
HI ny end TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS NORTH

and WEST. Trains leave:
From ChambeTs.s'.
Express, Z and IL 8. NJ, and 3:1
aud ) p. IA.
Troy ard albany twith sleep.
mg-Cdr), 1913 y. 10.
POugakeepsie train, 6 an,
u; 3 aud p. IN
Peekskili train. 5:3On. IN.
Sing Sing train, $50 a. n. and
3.f5 and $50 p. m.
kisEkill train, $50 ?. M.
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Dnilbins AlateriaIs.

NOE The SUPERIOR ROOFING STATES
II Of the EAGLE SLATE COMPANY apply AZ tb,ir Ysr5
SSs Co. ~ UT 'ss ssrp 70 q KIGAA 4isut Nan
---s---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06

CoScfRr BY THE NEvSgors.-A concert by the
uewsboys from Tie Home in Fuon street viii take
place his evening at O'Clock III the Central Presby-
terian Church, BIoome street Broadway. Their
J. Quincy Adams Joseph Hoxie, esq, and other emil
uent speakers are expected to be present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06

SrAErsG AfrEArs.--0n Saturday night, William
Roberts an engrayer at No. 80 Beckman street, WAN
two fIiends, entered the oyster saloon OF Dolan ~
Sehaaer in Fulton sIarket, and Roberts, being par
,ialy intoxicated, soon became very noisy The
waiter. Thomas Wilson, endesvored to quet him, but
withou, effect and eventually elected hl rom me 'a
loon. Astbe two men reached the sidewalk, Roberts
drew clasrs pfe, and stabbed Wilson in the abdo'
men, iuacting very dangerous wound lie was im'
medisely arrested and locked up in the poncesaOh;
and Doctors johnson, Crane, and Holmes were eAnea
in 70 attend Wilson, after which LIE was conveyed 70
lbs residence, No. $50 Seventh avenue. hooe''s Wa,
,es.Vdsy brought before Justice Kelly, sne e0nIi9eu
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mon CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. int
has saser viii leave New Yok on the ls ,Iih sea tlst
ne Ssy Of departure win be the MONDAY following, rof
heleh" P'' ''s" OPP" d. B. ALLEN, Agent
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THROGs NECK.--Steamnr MASSACHU-
SETS win stop above On hcT &. 70 ss eTV9. eap
iueJ slim fr the prcseut "WEDNESDAY and SAIIh
DAY AFTERNOONS. VIII leave TUESDAY, HURSDAl
aud sATUR DAY AFTERN OONS, CONNIE ncng early in May
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I From 3Nth.si.
5:2S. 1l:2j a. NJ, and 3:sj and
J:25 p. III.
ilO:45P. IN. Sundays ineluied)
i6;25 3. H., AID 1910 and i:25
J. m.
1855 =. N.
llOl5 q. N. and 40 and l;5j
y. N.
s:0J r. m.
/. Z. S.iITH, Superintendent.
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NEW-YORK, HARLEM and ALBANY II. Il.
AN-For ALBANY, TROT NORTH and W. ST Sprins 81
Terr. men, counencing MONDAY. May T. lGl. l:1 n.
sa Express Train from 26ts station For NilApshrGse
wte Plains Dover Plains aud oil ocs Trains see IC,sfooie
JOIN BJBCHiLL Asst S1P't
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25
Mariao Iteass.

THs FEoATIsa WEEcK--Ihe Detroit Ad-
vsrtissr says there can be no doubt that the
floating pieces Of wreck seen Of Point au
Bsrqoe By the steamer City Of Cleveland,
belonged to the steamer Key Stone State,
Ehioh is reported 70 have lost q aantity Of
her deckload during some hesvy weather
in that vicinity few days since. She af-
tsrFards sun pack, il is stated, 70 TaHas
Bay for shelter. TIE propeller City Of
Madison reporis having met her last eve
ming in the river below, on her Wsy down.
lEAy1oArIoE. vessels have passed
dpan forths past two days. though sever
81 ere past dae-A Tbs aea,her on Lakes
1lichigsn and HUron has been such as to
seriously retsrd their progress for several
days past The NUMBER Of those passing
has been quite limissd during the Pres'
week, tugs not having more than one
ortRo in tos, With here and there an eK-
ception,
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fnr SaIe o. -.
OTORR FTXTURFs F0R sALE
2 . R s A L &
Al FAplf IN % bnRus


WITH A two sTORT BRIOK DWELLING
In tho Italian style of architecture, With barn
WE'LL cistorn and Out hoEsass al n5F, iEGt compile
ted and ready tor occupancy Ane Eolta . Bul
with all modern inspruvs4eulai The grounds have 2
front on EinsmRn Avenue sf ~ rods; q beautiful
raTIns and living brock run through tls feaT enc
Of the Yarn there several springs Of pure Wlfe
running Out mom the banks Of the FaFins, which
with simple hydraulic works. eau bs conveyed % ans
part Of the Earn. For Gcntleman's Eesldenal
arranged sor 4ardsn, vineyard o. Fruit Cul.
ture, & can be made profitable, being 90 near tda
citF-ouly about 100 rods from tho corporation nmiI
This Arm BE- divided into lots Of one % nT3
more scres, and make elegant re8idencess and ~ b
large advance Of the prlco at which IL can now b
land, part Of which Is = bsaulttal Grove. ihi
Hinsman 8treog kaiiroac pa556B through the ave
nue. in front Of this Farm.
Aiso-A NEW TWO SFURN BkIOE HOUSA
Darn. Oat bulldings, &C.; sornsr q kinsm9n "a an
Forest streets. Lot liz fse on htnsan, and 80 o.
Forest street. House snG improvements are all drg
class With ell the InOdgrn Bfyles aud built In Eub
stantial manner
Aiso-A NEW TWO sTORY BRlOK BOUbk
Barn. Out Buildings, &o.s situated on Forest streei
Lot 100 feet m0nt by 226 feet dssp. This e III
/ class bon3s, bailt in substantial mazneEI and 4
/ ths Italian style cf architecture.
| Afso-Another TWO bIDA9 BEluA HUE1E
Barn, Out Buildings, 6os adjoining he one e5t g
scfibed. Lot lg0 isot 'front.' by lsst dsgD, and IN
l ishsd IN al Ee5pect5 like Tho 0thef.
/ Alsg-uhE VACANT LOts On hinauan eErss
| second lot IRON the corner a E1nsman end EQre1
gresta, ll3 fst mont bg 2s6 deep. Eile lots On ol
/ set street, DstWesn KtnaIaGni ana bcoglu ATsnni
sass sde. Lots " l5st lroEt b 225 isat dep vi
/ sell On tine TO suit purchaser
- kor further tEtOrn1 stion enc utre OF the un1al
signed No. l59 Einarnsu S., Olsysiandi cttio.
! iuna18-ses B. BARK 81.
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THB ALL-sUFH0IENP THRER.

TRIESEMAR I. 2 & 3, ARE DE-
TECTED BY BOTBh L1I.rELsS fAtl.al 2
1aglald and secured b. ths bsal1 Of ne l-9e-e es
l1TElscis Dc PariGI nod tna An 1ariA ooiisss o
Eadi1ine. Vienna,
40. q tnTaiushig ioT eE1al1slcnt zl----salLllll
AID an phFs.esl dissolliti61-
sase1 that have terttolora bao1 traatso p tee ns
oiJu1 and reruioiou8 u1e Of eolsls4 en en1 ee5el1s
Wo - nnffrsfy FlIrli1rlad tbs t1irIlo17 -
ulsrciIry thereby lnsuri1g = tEe l1rer Efsofy =
nsf dtIPsrElng sn hu7uTifieEs a11 roasing oas thf
TRTEsE HAR, Ees- a, end }, are prsBsrafioR shs
frEFl % iosslses devoid q l1lte and sals sn1
~ dfFided into ssFsrata d111z, g atuinsIisFa y
Tsirssn LslisuEnd Hcux, hicoid, g. Erial ) s-ats
gh.rsb5 thsTe = s2gng oi 3, - bs ID 15oil--I,
md rgigil, q .. 5AkH0s 90 - BlssoEsE sfrssi
-. Bsft5N Ein lofeird ~ Ifisssi1sr : ~ =
y the EoI a. aacuTpl5 srkad sld ed ells s5ocff
iag 9 the tns.glzr siolE cf ne uTilnr
GiaEU ftes-Aauts tnrTI
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9 TIE CIT y .


DouRlEpAY's CAvAtRX-Aa Was an
nsunosd, The Cavalry RssInsnt Ssms out
EsaIs ncrhiHg upon our ssrssts for the arai
sImt on parade. They made very hne
appearance, and attracted . great many
loOksrs-or, most Of whom we're curious 70
Sss chat . rsgiusut OF horse looked like.
TAsy passed up Superior street, preceded
bg thsir fall band, In excellent order, 3
-short distance being done e. fan troi which
Es4oa good idea Of what would b The
shock Of charge By such . body. The
horses, very different from those Of cone
rsgiuanis Ws have seen. ara eEeellenii and
svidsntly in good OOudttioa. They are
moreover nearly OF color, being bay and
sorroL This fsot adds greatly 70 The sP-
psaEanss Of ihs ,roOn for horses Of white,
slaaE, rsa and gtay, miasled Together
present an ununiform and anything but
an ornamental appearances.
Colonsl D0u0lsday has reason to be
proud Of his command
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25


NEE EHeLAHD SoLDIEEs.-It has been 3
mEftsr Of surprise snd graaisoation to 8
gfss1 many people 20 behold the extent and
psrfsctiOn Of the outfits Of nearly al the
volunteers from the New EngIand States.
n his psrticular they have declded sd-
z ylntsgs over the Western army. Each
regiment provided with full trains Of
wagons and 3 sufisiensy Of the best am
bulsnses, with comfortable tents, blankets
sud elothing, goes into the field eOnPlste
organia4tion BY ITSELF TIE lsdies Of Rhode
Islsnd are PrePariug to send TO each volun-
tssr from that State Christmas gift Of 8
pair Of socks and nitleus, the name Of each
soldier, with that Of the company to which
he belongs, to be attached to the articles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25


Next "Wednesday evening The grand
parry for the benefit Of cor AID sOeisty is
70 Be siysn q the Academy Of Music and
win Be really ma asniasant affair.
B. toe kindness and generosity Of nu-
meroas friends Of he so5lety, the sEPenses
viz Be light yer the entire arrangements
ara to be gotten up ui'h hbeFslily not
sxcelled by sven the great " Sons Of Malta"
ball shree years ago. Il is suPerintonded
By the same gentlemen who had charge Of
that eusertainnsat and no pains will De
spared 70 make it Psrfeot in every PArticp-
lar. Taylor, OF the Angler, does The sup
Per. Need We say more Of it merely than
% name this Prince Of CstsreIs." in con
nestiOn with III
Thsrs can be no doubt Of the success Of
this enterprise, snd We are heartily glad
hat there Is such fns prospect o. put
ting several hundred dollars in,O the ex-
hAustsd treasury Of our noble Soldiers
AID Society.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25

MASTERS SALR-PURSU-
w AAT % ths eUmmand Of "a ordor q 40
Tol TIE CCurs Of ComE1oE Pi1as q Curah1zn Cc1n-
/ b, 90 the suir cf fhs lleVeland aad HIshoni1q
hailrpad comqsnT against isaac q EeEifr
aua Qtherss 3 ne eirechsd shall eEPose fr ssls =
prblic sucrf1n, al the door of tha Cl-rt H.-5s n
lhs az q Cleveland, the sfEth d1F Of Llesrl.
scTibed parcels q land situate a the CfT 81 CsTs
ElOWn - beng FaIt o. Hsritlg z1bdigisioe q ts1
q Wit
Parcel No. 70. Lot Ia. m en- orr.ld -1i.iiyi-ss,
ArpFailsd at S2-ls.
Parcel No A iot 10. sixtsrn rf al Ilvis-
ion- ApRrai3sd st Sz1oo.
Flrlsl %, T. Lot No seTsntsen d SAID 8utSfTll-
ion Apgratse1 af Jz5oa.
Parcel Ne. rs. ot No. eiRhtean q saff auh1ivfs-
iCns Appraised 1s f2asd
Parcel No. Il Tee ses'erly uarf ofIce 10 nina
in said sutdiFision SOUNDED rorthariT, sorff-
erly aua westerly hg B iot n1es. ard eastsriT b.
lha 1eutru lino q lricF s7ai ucsrT rEr1iiel viii
1argtn street a. Z ntoct 0rty-srTen let di5tsnrs
Eolit 60 terly faert ron A -rrlilld -f SEA.
Rarcel No. s. Ihe eastcrly psrt cf l0t Nc. nll1-
tern On gald subiTi1inn b61ui7d lcrli. riT ea1-ly
u ard soulherly b. the lcs unca AID Uraierly -
TIE centra itne q trlsE vi Eerriy r.7aill eth
hrrlE1n sfI-et H1d sfcug icrIy scgel Sc Distant
O. utleaEteEg t1sss1un. Arpfai. e q tl.6i.
EEhHl o. AHhELr
MISTER c0nmir.
RarsET, BscErs N5rlrs Afforna5a
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OgnfeetlpMEEn.

TOHN SOHRINk,
- HAVING BEEoTED 20 HIs XIV eTARTEssi
No, % LYMAR's BLOCK,
Opposite the Court Home, Pub. sQusre)
Is prepared 70 receive tho calls trlsEds an
the Dublio a. large
Everything in the line Of Oonfscticnery is kspt -
Wholesale AID RETAIL Is asuai-
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFER
. veil a. the choicest ss.ablss served up - mo
nsnts notice.
DIENER IS SERVED DAILY
for ths accommodation 0f perscns having business
at tins Court House.
REHEuvr saE nE DRAFE8BT
IMPERIAL JELLY GUN DRJPS-EuDsrior q
any hing Il the Confsctt0neTT lnsJusi r ei ed b
gOhH 5OHkkhE.
~LOOK OUT FOB TIE TAFFET.~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25

A PosT OFEos DECIsrOs.-The Postmas-
Ter General has decided that the Act Of
1852, relative to post Offices and post reads
empowers him to declare the streets Of
cities post routes. He has accordingly is-
sasd an order declaring lie streets Of the
different cities post routes and has ordered
private postal service 70 Be a once discou-
tinusd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-25
MASTsR'S sALE-PURsoAsI

MI ADl ID . = EAA1l.--G lll3uAi4
llt 70 fhsc0mmand q an aIla8 decrefsi cr1sr &
lssued from The Court Of onaon rlea8 ai 0Ig
a1o7H couutE. Dhios nt tn EuiE Of fslsou RrilcE
and other Hgzi at LeFi Thomas ard ct ers, % ne
dlrecteo end dali sereds shal eLpcss l5r sals e.
pu1hc aucti0n . the door Of BE- cart HuEss fu
the city Cf CisTe ard On Il 18Th day u E1Felecr,
l5ii, az tEo o'clock P H. the foll0- inE dssc-fbsa
prsui5esl . VII. sir arfc IN kast clefednd, Cl-
ahogs tOunlT. hio and bQunded. bsgiuninz - ths
from the Eest ccruzr Of ChtEtcndan LsEIs' land,
thence south 50s east chaina and 90 iils5 70 sid
thence north eQl0, west chatus AID IS Inks
thence north 81 east . Inks; lEsnce north -.
o.. e ch sins 70 the Piana Rod; hence NORTH
east thaina and - Inks to the place n baEuning
C0ntainins three sEd oEs-half acres q laiil- Al=
praised ar 81 ,zlg.
eEO b. WEAIaE, Master CommirsisnsE.
B. B BEATIs. Fi'as Atty- oe251