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OsWEGO lIARKKT-Oet. Is.

IB4 TELEGRAPH.l
OUR-Market unchanged.
WHEAT-MRrket frmer but quiet
CORN-Market better with light supply Offering.
Sales 800 bush mixed western az 46c.
RARLER-Iu good demand. Sales 900 bush
Bay Quinte 81 p 90 lush do at 53o 1900 bush DO
at SO q: O0O bush do at 53S aioat,
RYE-Scarce and no sales.
CANAL FREIGHTs- Unchanged; -four 44c,
wheat l3c, corn l2c to New York.
LAKE InIPDRTS-lCO bDls -four; o. 300 bush
wheat; 27,6O0 hush barley; 400 bush peas
CANAL EXPORTS-2,'3 81 bbls -four; l02,Olo bu
Wheat; 500 bush corn; go bush barley.
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ANOTHER APPEAL TO OUR CITIzENs.-A few
days since we apprised our readers that there
was pressing need at Camp Wade for thick
pants and shoes for those young men who
enlisted during warm weather, and were in
sufficiently clothed for this season of the
year. Many of these articles were sent to
Mrs. Rouse, President of the Ladies' Aid
Society, and by her distributed to the needy
at Camp Wade, but many are still suffering
for the lack of them. We are sure that if
our readers will only take the pains to look
up their cast off pants and boots and shoes,
and send them to Mrs Rouse, this discom-
fort can be relieved and sickness prevent ed.
The uniforms have not yet arrived, and not
a few of these volunteers have only their
summer pants to protect them from the
cold. The Soldiers Aid Society will care
fully distribute any donations Of this kind,
if sent to their rooms, 95 Bank street.
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Cleveland. oct. Is ls6l.85g
Suction SaIEs.
VHUBSDAY, OCT 17TH, 1861.

y 'HUhSDAH, OCT, nth, 1861.
800 CASES 0LD BOURBON WHISKY,
AT AUCTION By.....-...O. OUTTEB SON.
o GU TIE z & SON will sell on Thursday, Octo-
Der l7th, at th-ir Auction Room, Bank It. at Ten
clotk A. NJ, to clio e a consignment,
300 CASES OLD BOURBON WHISKY,
consisting Of the following lebrated brands: Suits
salt tivef, BGOwnheld's MssOn's lin Iugs), Meals
Old By e The whole Will be sold without any re-
serv' VII h1teysr having eivsd orders to close out
ths entire lot. Dealers will do well 10 attend this
sale, as they can obtain bargains.
~ Terms-Cashi bankabie tunds at me Of sale.
OctI5
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+ Ths New York Ledger, Wsyerly Mag
azins, True Flag, American Union, 30. for
this week, have arrived st Hawks 4 Bros.
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N.Y. sEOCK hIARKET.-Oct..15 rs.
rnr rEunnRLpHl

Lhh EAAAHhArhsl
IIONEY-Very plenty and quite easy at per
cent on CALI per cent for short first ctass paper.
BTER LING EXCHANG E-Quiet but firm.
STOCK9-MRrket down this afternoon H94c,
but leave off rather firm since the Board. Chicago
& Rock Island 52}4; Galena 4 Chicago 10; Michigan
CENTRAL NJ Hudson 37}l; Erie 323; Pacific all 9i
Cleveland Toledo 81; illinois Central script 6e;
Harlem l3; Erie prefrrsd 81 New YeTk Central 1886
krie 4Jh bonds 70; Ohio 6s 6l so; Missouri o. 4576i
Treasury IS 9g7s; United States &c '62 81; United
States S. "a coupons s3 United States 6s 81 regis
tered 945f; United States s. 81 coupons ~.
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giO1Atug.
.HE FAIR INEZ;


Oh TIE LONE LADY OF THE CRuIsoE CLIFF5.
Continued rom last vs.k.)
OHAP1ER 1.-THE JAsE GRAY.
Ths story opens on the coast Of Spain.
In t1e month Of AuRGst, and H. year Is,
And b. gius By briniDg stanch big to vieE,
With esaptain-GeoEss Wrigat-and q brzFsjol-
Ths name OF this ans brig WAS she "Jans GRAY"
And in the eummar se@ she lazy isT,
With just air enough her sails TO MI.
And in Hlcti9u ks-D her at her captains VII.
81 olsl ,S1 II III ils & 81 = .,i y ~ ~ 5oo
And her rigging al was built Just hss slo0p,
Except cr1ss-iashings on her chicken coCpi
khe ad siu1ip top galants in placo o. head-guys,
And her heel taeklss reached to the Clouds in the
In fact she was rizged rom mIzzan to boE,
90 that fog running she could not b beat shyhOW.
Her esp ain, Gtorge Wnghts was a seaman moss
AS ever aid sail On 3 salt water wave;
man Of few words, he was born VII n quite small
And was captured By Indians on 1 AXE Erie Shore
sdil his health vas quite good, and his aPBot.to
You wOuli think so, atlsast, if with you be SHOULD
cine
he ordered All hands to The m in-gallant poop
Then spsil ging on deck in a CAIN vo.co le said:
'L0h mr. d-n your eyes, lun her j. and thtn ne
Lro BE CONTINUED MKT WEEKl
And We would say to cur numerous readers and
patrons that IN the next chapt We viii infr01use
the Fair lnez In the emeanIims We are Introducing
into our Mag aihssnt UniOn Hau tbs laTsost ana d
nest assort nent Of
OVEROOATIEGs, OLOTHs, CASsIM EREs 4 I'D
YESTINGS,
for the Fall and later, that has ever been our
pleasure 70 exhibit in Cleve aud, aud would in
viie al g call aud examine our new Eau and vim
Ter hSo-ki IS our prices are lower than ever.
ISAAC A IsAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agency Ior the Eals OF Singers Cslsbrstsd
SEWING M GHLREB
AID
BTORR'S AUT0MATON PRESSA4Ah.
Corner Of Union and Superior sfreeti.
- LOOK OUT FOB TIE GtdhdA -
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FRIERD IN NEED. Thy IT.


pR. SWEEa's lNFABLIBLN LTEIEEET Is prepared
srom the rsulpo Of Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of Con
aesout tie Ersst boue-lsttar and has been used In
dis practice lor the last twenty YearI with the most
rstoninhinF HncooaI. Al An external remedy Il iE
sithouf rival and VIII alleviate pain more speed
q than Z other preparation. Tor all Rheumatic
sad HerVcEs Disorders e ls truly infAllible and Gs
aratiVe for Sores, Wounds SprAinS, Bruises &c.
sa soothing, healing, and Boy7rful strengthening
5ropsrtes oxcstg the art woAosr and aHtoRishTnsDf
q al who have sysr given Il = trial. Over four
1uudred certificates Of remarkable cures, performed
~ Il within ths iEat two Ye1rg, sttese tbts ftot
ToFnsss by strong 3 Armstrong and Mm. Flake.
H-s sdvsTssssiusnt. seszl-hsooas
NANHooD-HoW LOsT-HOW REs1 9RED.-
Just Published in sos' cd Envelopei price cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and radical
Cure OF spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and IDped-
lments to Marriage generally, Nervousness, Con
sumption. Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical
Incapacity, resulting from Self-Abnss, &c.-By
ROBT. }. OULVER WELL, n. D., Author Of the
GREEN BeOE, &o.
"a Boon % Thousands Of Sufferers" sent under
seal in plain envelope, 70 any address, POST PAID,
on receipt Of six contsi OF two postage stamps By
Dr.. On. J q. KLINE,
i27 Bowery, New ork, Poet Ohice Box: 80;
Sept6d&W35l
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II 3. sOLONONsON.

ESssao1i sisd SciHtido OPaG0a,
Hssas the largest assortment Of the most improved
ksudf n fPEOEAOLES. All his Glasses, whether
loF nee or ar sighted, are ground under hi1 oyn
oIpsctra, by aohiuery oia uow construe tion, WITH
fh6 rreaft care 70 guit the eyes IN ali cases.
S1rinr We knees, Dizziness OF Inflammation Of th,
TTsS and iurartinE ttraugth Tor long reading o.
Mr seioronssn would here inform the public that
n never employs any one II the sale Of hig Lenses
~ alHa. Splendid aggUrtuilnt Of SPY gLAhb6E,
WIfjR0COoPTs CON PASSES, Sc, on hand.
~ ARTIFIO1AL HFEs iruartsd without paini
oTfIGs-Ho. ~ surssior Strsss, under American
Holes msil.dAy
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MORNING LEADER.
nv ApYRR IshMENTs.

3. CoWles-Lsttor List.
John whiislaw-NOtiee to Coat -t5rs.
Taylor, GriuwOId a oo-BaImoraI skirts, &c.
Q. Reeves Man Wanted,
John FrieRd-Mensy to Loan.
Rettserg Hauzmann-Hooped skfrts.
}. c. Mack-OAp Makers Wanted
Hawks Bro-Looal Notice.
A, Grlnin Local Notice.
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~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
angs-Ru
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RESOLUTIONS.

By Mr.. Quayle, That the Board of City
Improyemements be and are hereby author
lied to enter into a contract with some suit
able person to pave such portions Of River
street as are not paved, and that the lots OF
land abutting the same be assessed for the
same and collected on the next tax duplicate.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Sturges, That the Board of City
improvements be requested to clean the
cutters on Front street, between Euclid and
Sd. Clair streets, and make such other re-
pairs to save the street as they may deem
necessary. Adopted.
By. Mr.. sabin, That D. Mallery be and is
hereby appointed to take charge of and
keep in repair the town clock on the West
Side for one year from Oct. 1st, at a salary
of twenty-five dollars year. Adopted.
By Mr.. Dixon, That the Committee on
Public Grounds and the city attorney be
and they are hereby authorised TO purchase
the lot adjoining the West Side Cemetery
on the terms proposed by the owners. Laid
on table for one week.
Bv Mr.. Stevens, That the city council
be requested to place at the disposal OF the
Secretary of this Board the sum Of one hun
dred and fifty dollars for the purchase and
saving of wood, and for other incidental & x
penses. Adopted.
by MI ETe656y Inv TIC 4IoaAh VI ivy
proyements be hereby authorized to build q
sidewalk crossing on the north side of st.
Clair street and Pittsburgh railroad crossing
and charge the cost of doing the same to the
C. &P.R. R. Co. Adopted.
By Mr.. Sturges, That the Board Of City
improvements be, and they are hereby di-
rected, to report TO the Council, within a
reasonable time, upon all resolutions here
tofore referred to them that have not been
reported upon. Adopted.
By Mr.. Heating, That the Street Commits
sioner be and is hereby instructed to repair
the sidewalk on River street, north Of St
Clair street, west side, and charge the eI'
pense to the property abuttirg upon the
same. Adopted.
By Mr.. Keating, That the Board of City
| improvements be and the same are hereby
authorized and directed to enter into a con
tract with Patli ick Smith, or some other per
son or persons, for the removal from the shil
channel in Cuyahoga river, of the obstruc
tiops placed therein by j. NJ. Woolsey AM
others, upon said line, and upon such con
ditions as said Board shall deem for the IN
terests Of the city. Adopted.
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4tt0rnFgs At galE.

NF~~
ID 2. SPALDING, AFFORNRY &
~ Counsellor ~ Law, No. Z PorhinB Block
rIrTeisrd Ohio uepl
17Vf- " 91GS IA BaUCl
GEGE 8 BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
II and CouncalIors az Law. Onies lee Superior
Street Opposite % srohnnt't Bsnk,) Olsv6ihnd, o.
ssPl7:3l4dkw
a 8PER, j. T., ATTORNEY AT
"a LAW, Warren, frumbuil county. Ohio. Once
50. - Market siIoet. deos18l
WILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
w ATTonEEYs Z Law. Ofloe No. 80 Superior
tr8st, cleveland, Ohio. g. WlLLlAMs
tsna A. @. RIDhE.
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for Sale OF &Fnf.

- = 60
LNUk RENT-T8E SNUG Ann
u comfortable dwelling No - Q-anEsr strest- =
Esquire on the premises or a. Leader Counting
koom octlh.Rl
EORSALE OR EXCHANGE ToR
a CITY PROPERrT-A Saw Mil and Flourfnq
Mill, 10 acres Of Land, nice Orchard, three House1
Seven miles from Cleveland will sell on long time
or exchange tJr city properly Prios 100
i. HkYEs. In RoUse-s Block
oel5:55l Cor. Pun. square Superior 81.
FOE SALE.
THE HOUSE AND LOT ON
u Pittsburgh street, known as thu Hftcheo5f
property, being lot One in Cases addition 20 Clsv-
land and lot $50 IN A6iley and Nalworth-s subdf.
Tisioa. sasd property having one hundred fssE Irt
on Pltt1burgh street and c1t9udag back ten rOdl he
a. alley Ine house Is large, we'll built aud oonge-
nient. For terms apply TO
R2ENEY, BAOKUs B NOBLE.
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Gg Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that CAN
NOT BE BROKEN By TIE HEAT, can bo found at
". P. FOgg's, corner Superior and Seneca
streets.
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THE CITY.

THE WEsB SrsTERs.-The Webb Sisters
played last night to a very large and enthu-
siastic audience, fully sustaining the high re-
putation which they have doservedly gained
in this and in other cities. These young la
dies certainly exhibit a most remarkable
talent; and whether native of England,
Ireland, Scotland, or Wales, or for aught we
know, Of any other country under the sun,
be required, it is forthcoming.
We are glad 10 learn that Mr.. Webb has
rendered the services of his talented family
for the benefit of the Soldiers Aid Society,
Of this city, and that an entertainment will
be given on Friday evening next. The fol-
lowing is the correspondence which has
passed between the Society and Mr.. Webb:
CLEvELASD, Oct. Is, 1861.
10 Ne Managers Of he Soldiers lid Socie,y:
Having somewhat of that feeling which actu-
ates all true patriots and sympathizing heartily
with the good cause in which you are engaged
am induced TO tender 70 you, for the Jeneft OF
your Society. one half the gross proceeds Of an
entertainment, TO be given by my daughters on
Friday evening next, should such step meet
with your appreciation.
remain you obedient servant,
CHAS. N. WEBB.
CLEVELAND, Oct Is, 1861.
CHAs. NJ WEBB, ESQ. Dear Sir Your kind
note of this morning has been received and in
reply, we would say that the offer therein con
tanned is gratefully accepted. In behalf of those
to whom will accrue the benefits derived from
your generous and patriotic sympathy, permit
us 20 return to yourself and daughters sin.
cere thanks
Very Respectfully,
THE MANAGERS OF THE S. A. s.
The house should, and we have no doubt
that it will be, filed from gallery to par
quet. The Soldiers Aid Society has so
far depended solely upon voluntary dOna-
tons, and upon the co cert recently given,
without resOrting to personal solicitation
aud it is tn oe hoped that they will be en-
abled to carry out this plan in the future
Mr.. Webb, with a laudable desire to render
what aid he may, to the cause has gener-
erously come forward and made the above
offer. The use of the Academy, free Of
charge has also been rendered by Mr.. Quin-
Ian.
Let all who desire to witness an admirable
entertainment and to render aid to the
soldiers, purchase tickets for Friday evening.
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~ N. COOney will deliver the Morning
Leader at the following towns at the time
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.nUBLIN III US BTAhD-M =
hare rsooi7ed on consignmeni a lftY ~, hl9s ~
ftIr 81 llrlfrrd. manu1actured y Duplnt 1IsLtlo-
- reoor frGndi it e. being urat-raie eftloie'
Eor slls by the Hea Qr othqrNis9. - 70 san,T &.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

@- Stark Mills Bags and Flour sacking
at IS9 and I4I Water street.
Oct. I1-Im-S6I. ALoorr 4 HORTON.
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NEW d OAL YARD.

o. Canal, Foot of Ssnsca Sired, c5oss By the
Bridge.
~ y. ORAW FORD hss opened TBS Aera g. i IoI
- lie 81 Chip pouas Briar Hill, MineTal hllge
~ T.big5s GOA T. which viii be deliyeredi 10 quan-
~ ~ 81 sue purchasers e low as can Be bought ID
this city. -. ia "a s,vrlvino fiosI for
q -. m directed ft rough tbs 2. o. drawer
~ -5s,Iif - promptly attended 70.
=. ne i6couraodat On Of people living up town.
- C--,vfoTd has made arran genents with me8sTH
I4a;,id 4 HoTan corner Of Euclid streef ald fublic
1are - rsaeive orders, which VA. 1e attended 70
= tbor.1h thsTrvere left ct the oeal otnes. al.
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CANDIES AND CONFECTIONERY
81 averv variety and also wholesale dealers in OBJ
INQES, LEMONS, BANANAS and IORElQE
FRUITS Of every descrp tloni and us Of all kinds
HECIGARS ofthe choicest brands can always b
found WA. R:ll
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NA. BROOKLYN BEER GARDEN sysvas
gGRETHA, Lathe above named place Of refresh E%a
MA ment and pleasure has been fitted in No. STYLE A
an % day, evening and Sundays for the
daion visitors. The Fourth District Ferry foot Of
jackson eet runs regularly to these Gardens Admission
Tickets Sundays, Is cents, u 81. - =
90 srn HENRY ECHE HNhKER Prourietor
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From oaIock A. NJ. IL O'Clock A. NJ. Second District
4Ior 10 NJ IL O'Clock NJ. Firsl District.
he taken with Dr. Dereu By the month
ya shooting caring animals the most liberal terms
aud GonditiouS. ,
An operating aud ctiug specially arrauged for that
purpose will exclusively reserved for the members OF the
medical PEein5n who wish prosecute the study Of
comparative anatomy and medicine ihey Will also Ind at
Dr. pereus denshy complete set of chemical reagents,
dsecttng Instruments and nil other articles
pc ding this important branch Of medical science. Dr.
nerleu will iwAys feel highly honoLed whenever his col
leagues We medical profession will favor his establishments
with visit.
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AUCTTON SALES.

SUCCESSION OF LOUISA GooDENBERGEB, DE-
ceased, wife Of Henry Weiman.
No. 1800-second District Court Of New Orleans.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

5FEgFERsOy CoILEGE, PARISH OF ST.
James, Louistana Sixty miles ABOVE the City Of New
re- sgs P ss bs5:
assisted By able and eopstent worthy in all res
CLASSES vii Be- resumed afts tie vacation on Of
ssuses instruction followed in Tits institution
he deas hs PURSUE % "AA
In the forHf Course hey taught s Ancient and Modern
Fhsjssf hetoEis teraiares Moral phSso
The ls.ter Students sovs all the branches BE-
longing to the Classical course with the exception Of Greek and
practical Instruction suitable 10 the wants and habits Of or
county Is made an OBJECT Of particular and attention IN the
Instruction, in both impaired ID the English Ian
The price Of board and tuition together with ending and
TakE Htt'S15EI ish9S L Xxx p sas
dTd Fy hf @ s f. 81 sn e Him.
drsd ard Fify Dollars Il May Ct saeh yeaf
sssesles o aase Drawing Dancing
T b ssfsess q ne Dentist attached to the establishment
Il aa as.s f r. ,,S III her
psd portion ka se ar 's Oh entering ''1 'ns ns
4 student Who githdrsss from the College for
pad be sas si lsf tie
Any parent guardian. who is etlen of the State Of
ees entitled deduction Il twenty doI;ass from as
amount paid for each - So = : -
From and afer s year $50 The annual
Ssg sss MSIs s & os On die
aeaton begins after the cistripIiiio1l q prizez-
~ s 1, n IL rs .e 70 7' euieh ~ co.
~ 80 aato ;..; ,,,,s. 10 AZ i-u. ,o
80. a i ~ aS "a 800 49, ~ ssaas .; ~
a s. o ~ s 20 ~ ts.;s. ~ 80
@ , mug 80 " ue.es .. 'ics Vi SoA eetnuel WAe
eo NJ u %. iis.i. u. 49, l.. s,;,.
- a ' &c as "a r IT., I " ~
~. X we cohsent Oh ice oh HaS'A'n
las S,i iie I. ie4eit . ., r. Z.
a'eil inuS NC WIEN e ioi Wv
'hf q t;. ... -.
e iaaskercb,es nar ~ 1aete
- na;ra 81 l,nah,, pai[s " see's-
G G t psts % ''0ehnss1 h hIanss.
q ',n,rs.- o!aI.ss.s, - .,, 7..,.
nsi $4,000 Toasn n., o.ach o' S''oas clo'a
a5I wl Sa;i psnsa''aS cSe. .b
2 winter coats-one black. / comb brush = 'e.
| : winter waistcoats. 9 shoebtnshes
pairs shoes. g boxes shoeblackBg,
| . summer cfaSats. =. i knife,
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,sEaRzssssHssa LOSS Of TERETfR-Dr J. WEST
ll2 81 Charlas street continues supply tina
LOSS OF TEETH without wires sprfAsh,
rpon his re8 principle of Ealf adj eHon. his
method has Drocnrsd him universal appropriation and
rendeJ an bsrSl be system supplying AHTI
FICIAl TEETH hitherto invented in eli restoring
perfct srticus0p and rasticaon perfect sud natural
as to DEFY eection closest
VESTS gih5a Of ns teeth with gold combines a The modern
Those Interested will End thesa statements be
entirely and ecrupuleusy correct. Dr. VI retus his acere
thanks e inhabitants Oreans and vicinity fol the
practice have favored him with for the last aecE
years Office residence liz st. Charles street. second doc
ron Lafayette Square. ssa TT
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PRUCI.AMATION.-B BY THE POSE MASTER
AGRNEHAL OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF


gress approved August Sih 1851 Collect
distribution the remaining in the several Post
Offices the postal service
by the said Government is made the duty of
Postmaster General to make proclamation that all persons
who citizens the Confederate States OF America and
rendered postal service i'll OF the States oil this
under contracts appointments made by the
United before the Confederate States Gov
Department. verified and established according TO such
he 5hN prescribe BY time therein TO be set FORTH not
than months and requiring the claimant to state under
how much has beea paid and the date OF such mems
OF appointment under which said claim
occurred and fund provision has been set apart or
for the further of the whole portion Of
whether they performed fully the service according
their appointments during the time for they
claim pay, and il not, what partial service they did per
what deductions have been made from their far
they know Of any failure partial failure to
form such service
Confederate Safes America do Issue this proClaraa
tion requiring all persons having Claims for M service,
named present said claims the Audi OF the Treasury
0e Department for examination on befoe
the 18th day March, 1852 order tnat make report
to Congress of the amount thereof, required hy law
Blank forms presenting and verifying the claims will be
application the Auditor Of the Treasury for the
Post-OhlcC Department, =" ~
in the States composing the
sDd which they had paid the
make under tn and send to the Auditor Of the Treasr
for the poOaice Department before the 18TH ay OF
October next, general ledger seconAt with the United
States vice the Post Office Department. to the
time the the postal Assumed by The Con
Icte ates in accordance with the general regulations OF
the Post Office Department Issued May 18Th 1870 lG6
Given under hand and seal Of the Pest Dice D1nI ten
of the Confederate States p America RichpOud Virginia
IT, $. jUIiS II. REAGAN
sc23 lp,w{w Postmaster General.
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In mineral water where ingredients assocaely held
in solution conceded to be uncertain how these ingredients
chemically united the other. We may however
this case, infer that the water contains ,
Carbonc acids silicia chloride of MAGNESIUM bi-cabonate
Of lime chloride sodium carbonate of soda, secate of
assa bcarbonate of on selicae of Soda of
sodium. and probably Other combinations. myl0tf
MT URP HY'S HOTEL. Nos. 95 AND 100 ST.
IS Charles stree-rhs establishment Is
Of the most PLEASANT as we'll as CENTRAL LOCATIONS
in this city Tha tenders his thanks for the
heretofore bestowed ocits continuation thereof
confidently assuring his patrons that nothing shall be wanting
thatmA! Contribute their comfort: The BAR and TEN
PIN ALLEYS connected with the establishment
passed s...
RaIT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-05
It, BARNES HOTEL g.Ss
MSA MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS. - -

This establishment will be opened for the
on the fist day of June next The entire place has
been newly fitted up aud in complete order new
Wharf and Bath Houses have been erected Attached to the
hotel SPLENDID Bar Room containing choicest Wines and
Liquors also Billiard Saloon and Ten Pin Alleys, after the
most approved modern styles Pistol and Rife Gal
ery and Livery Stable provided with No. Saddle, Buggy
and Carriage Horses In the immediate vicinity the Telegraph
and Post Office situated. # " f
Gentlemen and Ladies wishing to will please
address WILLIAM BARNES, care Thompson Barnes, g
thereafter, the Proprietor, Of Mississippi City
rny3 Am WI. BARNES, Proprietor.