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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19
GOOD FOR OLEseTMzE.
GOOD FOB LECTURERS,
GeBflsmen Carry
sPALDlEG's THBoAf C0NFEOTIOEs.
ladies' are delighted with
sPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS.
Children Cry for
sPALDINals THROAT CONLEnrLnNs-

Thsy relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat
They give strength ana volume to the voice.
They impart delicious arom1 to the Breath.
Thsy are delightful to the Taste
They are made Of simple herbs aad cannot harm
any one.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

VoLUNFEERs WANTED.-FOrty able-bOdied
men are wanted to fill the ranks of the
"CreightOn Zouaves," now recruiting at
room No. %, Atwater Block. This corps
has an order from the Adiutant General to
fill their ranks at once, with view to be
mustered into immediate service. Those
desirOus OF entering first class company
will find this a good chance.
Va None need apply but sound, able
bodied men. FRANK LYNCH,
July l8, 1851. Recruiting officer.
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In spite of these little eOntretemps, Mr..
TAFT was at his post not many hours ago
doing the honors of the library with his
usual urbanity. We should hardly advise
him to repeat such experiments, however,
lest they should accidently prove fatal.
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MORNING LEADER,
Nv ADYRRTIsERIENEa.

Isdies' Ard soelsty-Loeal Eotloo
Frank Lsnch-YOlunteess Wanted -Rnalness No
tise.
Eldsr NeWman-Loeal Notice.
Hsnna, Ga.retsOn kc0.-Ezsursion to Lake So
psrior.
Morgan Rooi-rarasols.
8. Hymsn-Chsap Dry Goods Store.
Morgan & Roo,-Fancy sHku.
'H."-BOard IN private family wanted.
Caldwell siumons-Hov Potatoes.
Morgan 4 RoOs-sundrieI
J. n. stsarns a % Auction sails Of grind stones.
&. Hyman-Dress Goods.
CHARLES warner Horse trayed.
II. W. Jones-Grooerlaa, &c.
n. W. JOrts-Brlsk Dwelling House TO Rent
>. D, Cobb I co.-suuday School Music. ssaF
Ospt. }. n. Yoa-s- 0eergiis wahtsl. ftie
leiibers 3 iiansnahn -Laoes, &C.
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WIsooNsIN LANDs.-The subscribers have
several hundred acres of School Lands situ-
ated in the eourties Of Marathon, Portage,
juneau, Monrue aud 0cantO, Wisconsin,
that they desire 10 exchange for city proper
ty or farming lands, or other property lOca-
ted in thevieinity Of Cleveland. Particulars
can be had by inquiring, either by letter or
otherwise, of ALcoTT HORROR, I.
I 1873 and I4I Water Street,
/ .a.o., rvY,, Dts
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks OF
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and If
taken at the commencement OF an attack Immediate
EslisfirOm pain and sickness viii be obtained.
They seldom tail in removing the Nausea or Head.
ache 70 which y males are subject.
They act gently upon ths Bowels, removing Cost
iFsness.
For Literary Men, Students. Delicate Females, ssid
ell persons Of ssdsBtsrT habits they srs valuable 6
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and
vigor to the digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
THE OEPHALIC PILLS
are the result Of long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been in use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the nervous sys-
ten, or nom deTanged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vesstabls IN their congestion,
and may be taken at all times with perfect SAFETY,
without making any changeof diet, and the absence
Of any dsagrosabls taste renders easy 10 admins
ter them to Ohfldren.
BEF ARE OFeOO UETERFEIF
~ The genuine have ave signatures Of Henry O.
9palding on each Box.
sSrsold b. nruEsists and all Dealers IN Medicine.
Boz win Be Ssnt BY mail. prepaid on receipt Of
FWEETY-FIVE GENTS.
~An orders should be addressed to
HENRY O. sPALDiEG,
IS Cedar street., New York
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TErom TIE Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They havs been tosted IN more thar a thousand
casss, With entire success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

~ The prize Of the MOREiKa GEABsR 10
news agents IS One Dollar aud Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
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m- At a meeting of the Yates Cadet

~ At meeting of the Yates Cadets
the following resolutions were unanimously
'adopted, on occasion of their recent visit TO
ElyriaI -
ResolUed, The thanks Of the company are
given to Superintendent L. D. Rucker and
the officers Of the C. 4 T. R. r., for The safe
conveyance to and from Elyria; TO the Off
GERS and members Of the Eiyria Cadets for
their attention to us during our visit, to the
ladies of Elyria for their kind treatment to
the. company; 10 Mr.. Bishop and family for
our reception at his residence on the day OF
our der arturo.
.ils Capt. L. A. SoUTEToRrH,
Ist Lieut.. a GIBBoEs,
I'd Lieut.. T. WEIDENKOPP,
o. serg't W. cowAN.
July 18th, 1851.
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IFrom the DenocTst, st. Cloud, Mimi
Ifyou are, or have been troubled with the head.
ache, send for box, (Oephalic Pills) 20 that you
may have them IN case Of an attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

Ths postage on the LEADER, 10 News
Dealers, is one-fourth Ofa cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stamps should send US one and three
cent instead OF larger denominations.
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9parlxl a.ntlega

To FARMERs AND LIvERY STABLE KEEPERs.
DIR s. A. Viewers Ceraio has been extenzsvely
used BY Liysrg Stable Keepers and Farmera, and
with one aooora thcy say thai for many diseases In
animals the have never found its eqaal
On Horses, two or threo application viii cure the
Scratches, Chaias, and calil, Whether BY the bar
ness, saddl OF otherwise. Wash he wounds clean
and the erais frssls apried viii cure thom IN aiaE
days. tvin cnrs cracked heels and Cancer in The
Tongue, Cank5r or Sore Mouth, sasctiuna q Tie
skin. falling oG of ths Hair, 6c. sore tsaia and
oaked udder IN cosl are soon cured ~ this Oorie.
srsola ~ =. ,. Goylord, o 8. naekonzia. =.
". ssskridsl, stsong . AruHiEong ana Nni. sisEe,
Cleveland, o.
"a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

sowkrH1EG NEE UNDER THE sUN.-We sup
pose cur friend TAFT, of the Library, is the
miraculous gentleman referred to in late
number of the New York Sun as follows.
q Mr.. Tait was run over and killed on the
Cleveland road the other day. A similar
misfortune occurred to him about two years
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

Ospbalic Pills accomplish the object for which
thsy were K1ade, viz Ore Of heGdache in all Its FORMS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

tFrom ths Advertiser, Proyidonco, Z. IL
Ths Osphalic PiIls 1re said 70 be remarkably sf-
sctiTe remey Tor the heaache, and one Of the TeFT
oegt for that ie-T frequent eompaint which has sF-
= been disco fered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

IFrOm the Examiner. Norfolk, Val
Ospbalic Pills accomplish the object for which
thsS WoFe made VIZ 0rs Of headache IN all its ioTns
TErOm ths Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They havs been tested IN more than q thousand
easss, With entire suoeesa.
IFrOm the Dsnoorss. st. Cloud, MIMI
II you are, or have been troubled with the had
ache, send for box, (Cephalic Pills) 20 that you
may have then IN ease oi an attack
tFrom tbs Advertiser. Proyidouoo, Z. II
Ths Osphalic PiIls are said 70 be a remarkably sf-
fsctiye remey for the heaiache and one o he TegT
begtior thae le-T frequent eompaint which has oF-
IFron ths Western E B. Gazesss. ChieasO. MI
We heartily qderse Mr.. SPalding, and his unri
vailed OeBhA ills.
T7rom ne KanaWha Valley star, Val
We Ars sure that parsons suisring villa hesdacAs.
Who ~ them, viii stick to them
(FrOm the Southern Path Finder. n. OIL
that our testimony can Is sdded % ihs already Ru-
msrous hst that has received benefits that no othI
msejcin @.san produce.
TTrom the 50. Bouis Dsmocrat.l
JThsimmsnse demand f5r the article tCsphalic fillll
Z rapidly snsraasins-
FFom the 6azstte, Davenport, IOEa-l
Mr. Sp.Iding would nut connect his name with 80
| srficis s. did 1otF- ~ to possess real merit.
IErom the Advertiser, PronIsncs, B. IL
Ths testimony IN their favor is strong, fron the
fFrOm the Daily News, Newport, r. II
Osphalis Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
lFron the Commercial Bulletin, Boston,
Said to Be usry oflcacious for the headache,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

lFron ths Western & B. Gazetss, Chicago. MI
We heartilys 9dorse Mr.. Spslding, and his unFi
Vailed OophAl ills.
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BANK NOTE LIaT.

CORRECTED BY @. A. RKAD : co., BAEKERs.
MAINE. WISCONSIN,.
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[Erom the Advertiser, ProHIsncs, B. IL
The testimony In their favor is strong, fron tbs
nost respectable qCarters.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

IErom ne Kanawha Valley star, Val
We ars sure that persons suaering villa headaehs.
who try them, will stick to them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

Notwithstanding the dullness of thetimes,
am confident our citizens would be glad 10
push this matter, If, upon investigation,
they find the above figures to be correct, !
hope sll interested will examine Mr.. STEMS
circular, and judge for themselves.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

Csphalic Pills are taking the place Of All kinda.
CFrom the Commercial Bulletin, Boston
Said to Be rsry ealcaciOus for the headache.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19
LAKE ERIE FFMALR sEN.
Commencement Dny--!aQi ri';. .llHG Bxcr'
eIbek.-sAddresses to tbh HfadnateH.

The Commencement Exercises Of th'
Lake Erie Female Seminary were held yes
terday st Painesville. This Institution hal
now been in operation for two years, and
every week has added 70 its deserved popu.
larity and lis usefulness as a true eduea-
tor Of young women. As is known TO Oui
readers, this Institution is founded upon the
system which has made 30 celebrated The
Mt. HOlyOke Seminary. Each pupil is ex-
pected to take her share of the domestic du-
ties which pertain to the household and
the lessons of the day are interspersed with
such exercise of the broom or the kitchen
utensils as will educate the pupil for future
life. AS consequence, that strength Of
mind which only comes to those who cult
vate propOrtionate strength of body.
The Seminary building is located at the
west end Of the city of Painesville, in spa
eious grounds which have been laid out
with skilllul hand, and an aye to future
beauty end attraetiveness.
A very large number of friends of the
pupils and the Institution were present yes
terday. The day was one of the most de-
lightful Imaginable, being both cool and
sunshiny.
AT THR SEMINARY.
The exercises at the Seminary were held
in the Chapel, ons-half of which was Occu-
pied by the pupils, all dressed in white
Upon the stage were the Teachers, Trustees,
&c. - SOS
The Graduating Class numbered nine, as
follows:
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rFTon the 6azstte, Davenport, IoEAl
Mr. Spzlding would nut connect his name with 50
srficis hs did 1otF- ~ to possess real merit.
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FOt .Gt Ulsp
Female HeroiSu.

Two of the late Judge CLoProN's daughters
had servant hired at Fortress Monroe, and
could not get her by sending. They made one
of thelr servants row them to the Fort in q
boaI, they were armed with rsYolv-rs, and de-
manded aduiLtance the sentinel refused: they
inss ted, and were told that they would be
fired upon; they said fire then aud drew their
Teyolvers and entered the Fort They told the
officers that they had heard that the Hampton
people should not throw up sand banks bat
that ii should be done, if the ladies had 10 DO
1t; that they would head a company of ladies
TO do 1t. The officers said il they were speci
mems Of the ladles, they did not know what
the Ireu OF Hampton would do.
Why, they can be told that they VIII fight to
the death.
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VIM q. Keyan, OF The Petersburg GraYs
was accidentally shot in the face, while driii-
ing, at Portsmouth, on Monday. The wound
Is not dangerous. N@44f
dispatch TO the Cincinnati Enquirer says
that "a street ba ttery is being erected Al iofk-
town, Va, and another three miles above
Richmond 81 k#S ss Is 4slst asa Hz4 -
One Of the Massachusetts soldiers, named
Needham, died IN Baltimore last SATURDAY,
from injuries recstved In the battle OF rocks
Commandsr Frederick Chatard. of the United
States Navy, resigned his commission on the
24th inst. LON Chatard Is a Ealtimorean.
The carpenter shop Of Willoughby Butler,
in Portsmouth,. was burnt last Sunday morn.
ing. Loss "a 900.
The steamer Westmoreland, detained ut
Memphis few days ago. has been released.
kenneth Mckenzie. one OF the oldest mer.
chaats OF 81. Lolta. died oH the 2eth.
Ths rrss cannon was esst ~ NASHVILLE,
IA, psaasss asG,,ss spsalsisa sssrissy
Htt AlM1ii' " NV tAs Assks II ~ HMM,
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49, Z
Nv J.,.~s y v.ss., I SOS. As~s''s ! = :
pEREMPTYkY AICIloN sALE o. 4
THEREoN, T1GETHER win THE NIKE
STOCK or cRoPs, STOCK. FARMINd lMpLk-
AE srs rkSs 1 rHs sfM ctsrsas
business in the city. requiring HE undivided at
tention, will proceed 70 sell, 1T public saeii:n.
~ NAV, commencing AZ u c'ciock NJ, the
FARM upon which he lately resided, situated on
the new Cen,ral Road, IN Henrieo seyasy. .
divided and sold az follows
ist The HOUSE TRACT. containing 100 acres Of
aps acres Of which
we'll set in clover.
The improvements are Q comfortable tws-story
out houses, such a. stable, barns, sheds, &C., al
ID 4 tract Of LAND containing about 80 acres,
with beautiful building cite theTeou. exse'isnt
water, and an abundanes or mari easy Of aees ~
% tract Of LAND containing about y acres,
sRIsT MILL, in complete order, aud = large miii
pond, which has An excellent trade, and 10 = Ans
location for any one desiring to engage In the lee
Immediately after the sale Of the R4ai r..
tate; WI be sold the entire stock Of CROPS,
cies too numerous to mentto % Advertisement.
Terms or SALE For the Isai estate, / cash;
he balance upon credit Of 8, IL and l. N, this,
cutsd by q trust deed The taxes for 1851 10 be
pad ~ the purchaser. Forthe personal prep.
.rty. az sums q Sc, and under cash; over tnat
BILE notes, with interest add ed f.sTf
for lnrther particulars, re elance Is made to the
subscriber, On 18th. between Main aud franklin
Streets. or 10 the ausionesrs
The usual crops will be seeded, and the farm
kept in perfect order until the aHE q 'A kopxp
| JAS. N. TAYLOR Il sox, Auets.
P.s.-A plat Of the properly csn be seen at the
| Office OF the Auctioneers. II
| INIT SON
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10, and the number istncr~Ssed by every train
The officers said, when the Perry left, that
they already had abont Is guns NOM ted ,--
The Swallow, when she went up TO meet the
Perry, had two guns mounted, with large
lot OF soldiers aboard.
Later Since the above was written we
have convefEed with gentleman who spent
TWO days at Cairo. He says Colonel Prentice,
the commander at Cairo, Is kept perfectly
pos ted r. TO the cargo OF every boat leaving
possible 10 get any arms through there. Rut
what Is singular lie, that no steamboat des-
iined for the Ohio river has yet been stopped
At Cairo. Even boats for Louisville are per.
mitied TO pass without molestation. But all
boats coming this way are closely watched,
and whatever guns they may have on board
1t is almost certain will be captured. There
are about 2, 300 men already at Cairo, and the
thtcago Iouaves are said to be watching
bridges not tar OF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

THE New GoRK S3vENrH RsaIMEST.-The
folio wing is from the Baltimore Sun, of Mon
day
One of the members of the New York Sew
enth Regiment reached this city on Saturday
afternoon, en- route for his home. He stated
that when they offered their services to the
Government, ii WAS for the defence of the Dap
ital, and not to engage in warfare against a
State or States. Fifty of the members refused
to take the oath after reaching Washing ton,
and the remainder took it conditionally that
they were not 10 be called on to go out of the
Dis trict Of Columbia. The gentleman who
came to this city says that the feelings OF the
regiment towards the people OF Baltimore are
of the kindliest character and that they could
not be induced 10 Invade the soil of Maryland,
or of the South, for q hostile purpose. Seye-
raj of the members of the regiment are natives
OF Baltimore, and the respect of the whole
BODY for Baltimore is very strong.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond dispatch.
From New York.

NEW York, April 2s.-In the Northern
States, cities, &c, including private subscri D.
tions, the sum of ell 23e, goo has been con tri.
rable +" letting down" from pre- vious accounts.
The steamers +. w. Bruno, Fanny Cadwal.
iader,and VIM Woodward have been charter
cd by the United states Government, and left
New York Saturday morning for Trenton, n.
J., to take troops to Washington
Several seizures OF gunpowder on board yes
sells were made Saturday night
About ID, 900 troops are in q aar tiers and des
tined for Washington
Alderman Wilson's Fighting Zouaves,' -
800 strong, are quartered in the old Govern
ment houses at Staten Island
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Grceley's Plan of Campaign-A Grand
Conquest Meditated

NEW YORK, April 2s.-The Tribune says =
- So soon AS everything requisite shall be pre-
pared and supplied, there will doubtless be
force OF 2oo, 600 men sent to the relief of Fort
Pickens. and 1t will march through, not
around. Richmond, Raleigh, Charlesto ton, Sa-
vannah, Montgomery and New Orleans C. y
being joined at the last-named city by Il like
force, which Will have made its way down the
Mississippi"
TT is certainly kind in the Yankees TO keep
us well posted In regard to their plans. in adj
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VIRGINIA.
The VIRGINIA HOTEL. so extensively known
10 thu yelling public as ane of the very best Ho
tells il he State Is uow owned solely by si eshrs.
WIN iHoS PEYTUN, who will devote
their whole attention to the purpose of increasing
II possible, the nigh reputation which it at pres
ent sustains and will leave exertion unem
plCyed to render their gscstS satisfied and com
tortabie. The recent additions put to this estab
HshInent enasos the proprietors 10 accomm date
much largerrdumber OF guests han formerly
The whole t~4itdiug, in the interior and exterior,
has been recently REFlTTED and PAINTED,
aud looks now GOOD As NEW.
The proprlelors have secured the services OF
Mr. VIM. d. GILKbSON, br., an experienced
landlord, aud f9rtnery of the Taylor Hotel, Win
chester, as uPEhiNTENbEAT, who will pa,
every attention to these stopping at the Hotel -
Capable aud faithful servants are also provided,
to ensure the comfort Of guests. The table will
continue, heretofore, to equal that VI any hotel
in the State.
Connected with the Hotel are extensive STA
BLES under the management of Ri ERe \ co. i,
well known for their experience and fieiency IN
this department Horses will be taken on livery,
to guests on Reasonable terMs.
The Proprietors are well prepared to acc0mm0
date families who wish To spend the Summer
months III this healthy portion Of the etd;e.
This Hotel is well turI ished, acd contains a.
good and comfortable bedding as any house IN the
State.
and excellent marble bedded, aud patent cush
ipned BILLIARD TABLES. New aId comfortable
BA FIRING ROOMS have ust been neatly fitted 9p
WV IL. PBYrpN, who has been 50 long con
uected with this 3 oFei, will devote his whole At
tentoD to the accommodation of the guests He
lie thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed, and would respectfully AJAX contin
MN: Il; PEIToNs }Propristors.
N. B.-The office of all the sTAGE LINES is al
PRESS S"''' ''''' 'H' VII VII Il. PEYToS BRO.
Staunton. March Is, lssl lift
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One Thousand Volunteers En- Route for yir-
ginia,

MoNraoxERr, ALA April 2S.--The Third
Regiment OF Alabama volunteers, Col. Jones
NJ. Withers commanding, will leave TO night
Tor Lynchburg, Virginia.
len fun com panieS, consisting of one hun
dred men each, compose this regiment, all
spiendidly armed and equipped. A finer
looking body OF men never pulled trigger, and
should the =" irrepressble " come OFT, they
will Stay the Yankee mercenaries by whole
sale.
Colonel Withers is a graduate of West Point,
an mplisned Gentleman rs we'll rs soldier,
and is the present Mayor of Mobile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01
A Combination for War Purposes-Gov. Cur
inns Message.

HARRISBURG, Pa, april 2S.-By an under
standing between the Governors OF New I ork,
Pennsylvania, OHIO AMI indiana, those States
viii act in cou Junction to throw troops INTO
Washington, or elsewhere in the outh, upon
IN Or,ier from the War Department.
Gov. Curun, in his Message, earnestly re-
commends an appropriation OF IS, 900 900, ana
raising T25 900 tor domee TIC defence we'll
Ee0ernl serNlce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

THE FArQUIgR WHITE SrLPHCR SPRING.
The Fauquier White Sulphur Springs have
been re-opened for the season, and already Il
number of visitors have arrived. Among
those who have already arrived are the fol-
lowing Judge pbeli and family; Robert
Ould, Esq, and family Capt. Magruder and
family; Judge Bruce and family .-Aterandrta
Gazette
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Position of Edward Everett, &C,

BOsros April 27uh-Hon. I'd ward Everett
in an elOque speech, says I'VE are out one
heart aud mind and that the Government
must ba sus tanned. We forget that We ever
were partIz ins-we remember only that we
are Americans
The Collector of this port has received or
ders 10 grant no cfearances Tor any por: sou tn
of Delaware BAY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01
ifairSiu Baltimore.

BALrIAoRB, Aprll 29 M ucn activity Is OBJ
servable Lo-oay between Forts McHeury and
Carroll. 1t Is reported that guns are taken
10 the latter, which Is being placed in the bes
possible condition Tor defence.
Inc city is quiet, aud volunteers are offer
ing III IuIge numbers.
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BY kobt. Il. Lyme, Auct.
roUsE AND LOT ON UNION HILL,

HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION HILL,
IL Fox SALE AT AUCTION i will sell. ST
public auction. on WEDNESDAY. the LIST day OF
May. at 4 o'clock p. M, upon the pIeIn ees, (if
newly erected BRICK HOUSE, sitnsted on and
leigh streets, containing rooms passage, aud a
Kitchen connected t. the dive ny, with roome.
fhe Lo fronts So feet, and runs back 800 feet II
rsgs ed a. pleasant location and in healthy
and desirable neighborhuod Ii can be purchased
privately TIL day Of sale. when, if sold due no
ice will be given.
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