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K.E. STOCK mARKET.-Aus. 81.

REONEY-No change but quiet.
STERLENCi EXUHAN6k-HO change but
quiet.
sTOTK9-Lower. Chicago snd.Rock Island sO56
Galepa & Chic go s64: Mich Cen ~; Hudss D 32A
NeF Yogk Central Scrip "a S3r Harlem ID BONDS
gr; Iie 10 =; Erie assented scrip 20 PaciHc msil
7s{; III. upOns II, e3; Michigan Southern So
bond -9a(; YIrglaia 6's So Missouri tI5Si Tennes-
80 437s; Cal % MIA 7s =; New York s. y: Q. $.
IS ~ Coupons 76+.; DO 65 s6 do g. 81 Coup 358
DO rgist-rsd e5 Pacific kalirOai T. gtd b; Gslsua
= ChithgO lsI Bouds a. ChiesgO NOrth Western
lat "a do - Oud Is.
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- Refrgerators snd wster-coolers, Of
all the most most approved styles, end Tor
rey's four minute ice cream freassrs, and
bird cages, and baths Just received. and Tor
seis at reduced manufacturers prices; aliNo
lruit jars and cans, at the stove and Erste
emporium of W. L. MARVIN,
No. q, south-sids Public Square,
lulvlhb Cleveland, 0.
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THE CITY.


Notice to Country Pest masters.
Country Post Masters are hereby notified
that they can now exchange their old stamps
and stamped envelopes for stamps Of the
new issue at the Cleveland Post office, &
fresh supply having been received.
div E. CowLEs, P. N.
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EEE COUETERFEIT.-The Canada Bank
Ncte Reporter, just published, mentions ar
among recent cOunterfeits, one dollar bills
on the Bank of Montreal. The yignette is
view of Niagara Falls, with rail cars aud
bridge.
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BUSINESS NOTIOES

ELECTRIC BATH.-Dr. Gibson's new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rheums-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the braIa and
insanity. These baths equsliss the circu-
lstiOn and remove almost every diaesse in
amsnner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal sstisfae.
tiOn to the sick. The plesssntsst bath
room in the city for ladies-a female Oper.
atOr in attendance. Ol6es No. III Ontario
street. iys
WIsooNsIH LANDs.-The subscribers have
several hundred cores of School Lands situ-
ated in the counties of Marathon, Portage,
Junesu, Monroe and ocOnto, Wisconsin,
that they desire to exchange for city proper
ty or farming lands, or other property loca-
ted in thovicinity of Cleveland. Particulars
can be had by inquiring, either by letter or
otherwise, Of ALO0Tr & HoRToH,
I5s and 14I Water Street,
jy5:s5l. Cleveland, Ohio.
- For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
eug8- Ri
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F1RE-The alarm of freon Saturday night
was caused by the burning of grocery and
a shed attached on Garden street.
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BLOOD FOODl
BLOOD EOODl
nLnAn LnHnl

IN Al suGsring hon OonsuIa Pfion, tnoipient or
Srrtsi o- nervous prostTsSicn, brought On b Any
sauge: or from 6crofulo1s coinplsinte OF rom oft.
sassI 81 the kidneyl or bl1ceef and - ld1es SUI
rfng any cf the many distressing complaints thCu
,saI sTs Liable TO- and which enge1der Consumption
TIE BLOOD FOOD
q s-,ssred A Certain and Reliable hemeog. Dtuer-
Fn N every particular from the patenB medicines OF
She sT ft Is chemical o0lI binAtion ct lbOh UL-
PHUE and PH0SPHohye4 otveEY grass worth sno
marY h1ndrcdB bea slsd Gnd gr9seicl teStimony -
fhe bereftn it hes { -,farrsd on them
CHURuH 3 DUPONT, ie9 broa<iEsEi Eeg korks
OoaSs0usnoe Of 9 fraud etteIhpfe1 6poa TIE PUBIC
sh1nFsd the color Of the outside WraPpeF nom al
Suncss Ea very osutious In buy1ng % eee that the
hc-sio of thsir sg1stura Is on ths OUTSIDE OF tne
1Tapssr, q AZ othsEa oou teriaits. In oonse-
Ipeos 81 The larae demand for this sicle, the iol
ioving draREists have All oIuarsd and received SUI
aliss Of the new kind, Tl1.
Chas A. Eimbail, MR, 81 sreIohi J. y. hegeBs
A. etaniels And samuel KiddeT lE-s lowell
AF Sold by Wm- FLSkEs DFusst 8, oieyelanu,
nc sh25dsW
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PERsOEAL.-Mr.Wm. D. HoweNs, for some
time past one Of the editors OF this paper,
took leave Of his numerous friends in this
city, and yesterday morning Jeff for Wash
ington City, on Ills way TO Rome, TO take
charge Of the Consulate there Dir. Howalls,
during his residence here, gained many
friends BY his quiet ard unObsrusive man
ners, whose best wishes go with him to his
new post of duty. Columbus Journal, 81.
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Il H. HOLONONSON.

ProsRe. zsd BeiRHse OPae1h
Eee,s thelnre u sHsortzent Of the most inYroyed
hf1dS 81 sPR(gFA gLEs. All bis QlaEsea, Vhetilef
f5T 1esT a. - ~ Ntsd, ground undoT his oEn
Inspection W mashinsr ole noE oo1srnctiSns VIE
~ eatest oTe &c a. to suit the eTet IN al Gases
S1ri5S- Wsshr,orS TSEEfG, or Inflammation Of the
TgeS, and imTsrtinT stFsn,yth ior long reading OF
M- Solomouson would here n, form the public tlas
be never employs any one IN the ses ~ 3i9 ~ sS L
~ Also, splendid ase9rtmoot o. cE dhhSSA9'
ARTIFICIAL EHBS inEeTtsd WltnoeA baini
oTTIor-FS. 80 srssricr s4rset, uDcer american
uESzs. ulE1i.fsu
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- We congratulate our readers upon the
s,..ov.,,- cf a suTe cure for Rhsumattsu, Gout and
Ts1raiGfs aud al Msrgurial Di9eases, which is Of
eotod EithSut tho use OF internal nedieleeea WniSn
oniy II set Il i8 the Only known remedy ems sting
4 parfact cure cad E6 lesl warranted, nom IL 70
ffoil5 n calling the sttauion Of the 81
fIicfsl md fboss isFfRc friends suffering from bheu-
Gtirn C5opf or NeuraiEias or the perncio1s eueotu
n 1srur 70 the advertisement In another colEEnl
a or psper, Of DE- LslaIca Anti- Ahsunstio Band
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The War Department has ordered the re-
oruiting officers to cease paying the usual
fee Of two dollars for recruits.
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OOMM RROIAL.
GLEtELArD mARRxy -aur. an.

FLOUR Dull. No sslss reported.
WHEAT--seaTy and dull Neither buyers nor
sellers arc anxious to operate at s0c Gales oi car
whita Al 500 and. ca nizsd at SC.
CORR-salss Of 1900 bush from store st3c.
HIGHWINEs--sales of25 bbli atIfsEe.
FRUITS-sals Of 81 bbls unFesIod poaehost at
SIC, ana 90 bbls dried sPPles At &c.
BOTTRR-sale, Of y iirklns prime butter at &c.
FGQs-saes Of bbls pa ked at $40
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Ninety Eve horses we're brought from Gin
cinnati to Camp Chase yesterday, for the
use Of the csvalry at the camp.
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MAEx PAPEEs We are under obliga-
lions 10 z. IS Kerruish. Esq, for files Of
papers pubdshsd at Douglas, Isle Of Man.
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Rev. Mr.. Realty preached to the ilitary
at Camp Wood yesterday afternoon.
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GI0thiua.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAvI q
purchase the entire stock Of Go. hinS. H. I.
C8sstnereg, Yestings, &C, from 4sssT5 q III
LEFI NJ sst are now preparins eEr
lar cement Of their Fa stock, with the in-6Ertoc -
ca-ry on the WhClCssle Clothing ard u q u.s.
ness, at thsir heretoiors Oocupi-d buiidins g ~
Water street. JOSEPH JAGOHc . ~
No IA Wst-r st., CleVeisld, -.
And No. IS Leonard 50 ksE hlrE-
Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 2 D. IS6l-35a
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PoLrcE.- -Hoakes-disturb banee.
John Davis-drunk and disOrderly.
Mills Observation-Disclosures.
Mary Observation-Disclosures.
Thomas Willard-asssult and battery.
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MARRIED.

In Narw X, August sls', by X T Ru I, Fsqr.,
Mr.. MY koN EEi OF Milan, to Miss Ls Viz
la t WART, trwalk
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Zeal Gstam.
T YMAN LlTTLE.

Ih-N LIZ
- "a lorm
ZEAL R s I A 4 q,
- = - = -f-5t 49, choiee Farming Lands T.
Michigau Iiliuois WiscofEih k'Wa ano Ml3soarL
H-6fdoz 80. AtWatsr le1lidinl' Oie se,Sn9i y.
D EHI ESTATE---E. N. KEY ESs
n. fforme-Iy Of the firm Of Little ke-aeSl ms
GSened q Rsal Estats Once 10 BOuee'8 BlOcA Sofs
ar Of Supari1r street and Public square eno
eorstanflF on hard several Thousand ecred o. nv
GrsIify OF Farming Lands in the states q Eoee1
Wisconsin and atsgouri, 20 e1cnenge IoE ol8 ~
,so1rfrT rropsrty: also for all kinds OF persona
sdraaarty PsFf aaEh raid y neoeesery s1Ilc; -
=" ESTERM LAND.---H. II. La =
w TLR Of the late 1rm OF LAttles heJesl
,1sstsntly on hand large "a nifty Of nne he!anin
r---i n Iowa WisooDsin and Missouri, % eLcnana
sffT or country resi estate, or personal pIoPeII
g. iTitb R0nas HsuuiuRa- daFhle hlocE; supe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

FRANK PLREEE.-LiYs-y and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A 20. I Horses and
Carriages at reas"qablo figures. ~
aaOa4RaA.Iv.
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AEtofneas II Aar,.
REPH PIHIII

IOSEPH POOL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ia SUPERIOR STREET Oos2eRle
d P. SPALDING, ATToRE1Y Il
6is&siaud Ohfo sopl
S7TIT n S1oT ELI BRUOl
GAGE 8 BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
a E ond OounosIIors IT Law. Odos l6s Superior
IsETsst, (opPosits Merchants Bank.l Cleveland, O.
a SPER, J. IT., ATTORNEY AT
"a Law, Warren, frumbull county, Ohio. Otaos
.. 81 EI6rEst strset. aeoSa1
WILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
ATToREEYs AT Law. Ones No. % eu2eriof
- siaVsland, Ohio. 8. WILLlAMbOhs
49,. RIDGE.
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PRINCE NAPOLEON.

VII "a ever thought Of such ths1s7
Prince Of France was her
&c cams 10 town he Othsr niE -.
And stopped at the Angler.
The people rushed TO sec him tboys,
And ali did Went glance.
For few had ever seen bef0rs
real live Primes IRON frsn1s.
The Mayer snd City CouDciimeu
Oalled there 70 see bis Hishns 3.
And gave 20 him some nafIT- Wsurs
That he might quench his dr. ueeG-
Then Taylor Of the Angler tsok
His Hishness out TO view
The Wster works q WAFER CuTas
And Perry Salute too.
BE took him all around tbs town,
Until 1t last they came
In frUnt Of I5AAO3 MON hAhk
When he did loud exelain:
'tWhy In Il belle France I've raad
o. Isascs' Union Hsl,
Aud resolved when esms heTs
That on him would cali
''For be must Be indeed Prince,
80 hne q HSll 70 keep;
ARd then they say he sells gocd eloshss
10 every person cheap.
So in he went and bought suft
To veal on the North -
And said, II he esms bal EAls EaF,
-- He'd call at our BazaP
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II 0 & 5 A I E
A FARM OF % AoR1s


WITH TWO STORY BRICK DWELLlEQ.
In the Italian style Of architecture, Efth baFa,
FeDs 0stern and ouf houses, al usE, Just oompl5-
tea, 500 rasay ior occupancy I1e house 4 bui1
Eltn al modern improvements the grounds have
mont On ki1smsn AFeEuo ef 40 rods: hraHfifrl
raTIne and living brook run through he Fsar 80
Of the Yarn there ars several springs Of pur5 EaI
running out nom the banks Of the faTi1s. wftcf
With slnpe hydraulic works, can be congsgod . ~
part cf the Farm FOR eentleman's Eesiderol
the whole gronnd9 can Be elegantly asG tsstsuily
arranged sor q Garden Vineyard, or aruff Cd
ture, L can be msd0 profitable. being - uasr eka
citybnIy about 100 rods from the corp0ration IufI
This farm can be divided into lots one % fFs q
more ceres, and make elegant residences, and 81 &
large Edvancs Of the price at which Il can nov b
land, PaEt Of which g . beautiful Grove. Tia
Htnsnssn Street Raflrced passes thrcuqh ths Ave-
nue In iront OF this Farm.
Alzo-A bEN TWO STOBT BRICE HUU5E
Barn. oat B1ildiDs8s &o.s corner Of ktnsEan E1d
Forest streets Lot li3 is4t on Efnsulan ard S95G1
casst Win oll the u.Cdsrn STYLE and built u snb
gtsutiGl manner.
Als0-a EEW TWO STORY BRIoK HoUsE,
Barn. Out Buildings, &C., situated on FOTe5t stTscs
ss nOEt1 OF tie residence Of tie HOn- A e. kiddla.
Lot ~ teet trCle y Is let deep Thi5 q fTEt
class houEs, built in Substantial manner, End In
L1e italian style Of arcE Etteceure.
Al3o-AnOther TWO BTORK BRICK hOC ?.
Barn out Buldings &c, edioining the o1s laE DO
scTibed- Lot Ito frui front b. rs l5et deep aIe IN
iEhec In al respects Ike the other.
AlHO--0EE VACANT LOT, on Efns1uan ssqsst
1eeund lot from the coEnar Of k11gman and Fcresl
strssts, ll3 fset ont by so deep. Nina lots F9T
eSt street, betWoel kinsman ara HcoT4l Z r=c1e,
east side. Lots 50 fcss rcnt b. 275 fsst dep q
sell On nE1e 20 8uit purchager1s
~ For further Information suquire oF Eha urdsF
signed, No. 40S kinsn,an st., elsFelalds Ohio
Iupa1sl-sss B. BAREER
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AEEAart4. atnticts.


49,. ~ s.1eas oes IN Of Destruction Is the fatal
~. - 5af Young and middlc.ased TO indulge IN
sa-osss and dsbaslnS hnuits. Those who are learn-
sng for some induenos 70 dispei the growing evii,
should read "Hunau Frausy, or Physiological Eo-
searches" u dslineates IN vivid oelors tor q la
esautfaly illustrated) the causes and e,cts ef 10
ool and vital dsesss and decay, pointlng out the
oslY aurs safety valve Read tho advertisement o.
riosemar" IN anothor column.
eold By Dr. Barrow, lsi BlosokcR e., n. Z. Priro
. osnts Sent free o. postage ovdTyWhoFu. Rsaathe
sdVortisomontof ''rrissamar' q smother eolumn.
Also sold By Z. 2. Gaylord szd william Iiako,
DE0EEists. Cloveland. Ohio.
PREVENTION Is aECrER THAN UURE
10 lAdlrs Of deiiesfe hsaith OF impsirsd ossaniEa
uon, es 20 those By shom an iHoresse Of isEuih is
hom any reason Objectionable, the undersigned
would onor prescription which is perIsoty rrlia.
BE aud safe, and which hns teen prescribed IN "
rious parts Of the old world ior The past century,
Although the article Is vsrT cheap nd simple, ~
has b en- put up in half Pint BOTTLES and sold vrrl
extensively at the sKurbtsnt price Of IS ror bottle,
Hnderuignea proposes 20 furnish the reoeiPe Tor
email sun Of ST. b. tbe , ssesslon 0f which ~
ey LADY cen supply herself with D-risct safeguard,
Rny druG storv, ths triains snHi ofE cents
year. Any physician or druggist viii tell Eou
ts pertectly hafmless and thousknda of teHtino-
malls can bs procured Of its efficacy. Sent 20 any
part Of tie sorla On receipt Of n, By addressing
DIT. Q. DEVERAUX,
AuR.lnss9 P. q. Box, No. l3sl, New tiaven, Conn.
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8rass 4oMuarr.

TAMEs a. oDELL, ItRA5e
ID FOUHDRR And 6AAuFACTlgaE ER q
6raaa Work Of sVerl description, No. IS u4nton ~
afsU doom from Superior street. Oleyeianc Ohio -
8 nrdpared 70 hurniab all kinda Of WorE Used -
5000 VlhfsE or Gas, and all the Farto - art.ct
nssd q tbs Pinmbing Bulinea1- Beer Pc apo g ~
ki9aE - ~ csarsd, e -. Sasi'a - - aslS
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O I L 8

roR BUREIEG And LUBEI0AfIAa.
,zf,-rsstsd E1ual 70 the New IcrE Aefoseas'
,st.n 7 ofsr 70 the Trade ct Less price than can
-, ,.r-bsaed n any other house IN the city, e 81
~ nj from ny own Wel.s enc nave not VI Ds ~
ss,i ~ = low nrioe, and the quality guArantssa V
80 -affgfaction In every res peel. ,,...t.-.
s-The Trade supplied VIII SIs1s 1e. IN
,,es,-,s5 1Orupauies furnished Rith pure mesa VI
~ from sand or Watsr --..r-
TGrTPs, sHADEs WIoks At HhOLssAA.A ls'11 -a!.-
0TF1CR-Ee. g Wstsr st,, q = ssSesS,| .S44{
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aaatarg.
800 BoUNTYli
ABLE-BODIED MEN WANTED

ON . HUNUhhB d LIZ h Blu MI VIII %
given every unmarried msn who sh al list in the
Fiftee nth -egI ent InfAntFy, U. $. Army, foE
THREE ARSI
In ddilion to the above, every soldier will rs-
caivo from
SI3 to sl5 PER MONTH IN MONEY!
And also-7ood Clothi, 8, Anple Subsistence, ami
when ck, Medical Atten anoe-
32I NON-COMMIss ;oNTD OFFICERS
will be aspoint9d foI the ranks Of this Regiment.
Fhe above advantages furnish Inducements to en-
list in this Be Cgime Of Regulars IN preference 20
that Of ths Volunteer Oh olher service
sg-PAY ard Subsistence to commence from day
Of Enlistment
s~Recru!ts VIII be Immediately sent TO Cincin
nsti to be thoroughly drIle3 preparatory to entes
ing active ferViee.
zEF Further particulars viii be given st the Re-
cruiting cfice Of the u1dsrsig1ed.
JESSE FULMER,
CAPTAIN 18Th Infantry q. X. A,
Recruiting Of3csr.
ErBscFuitipg BerdeZyous, rs Superior street,
rIsTsiRad, D. aug3l;s94
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OsWEGo MARKET-Aas. 81

OsWEGo MARKET-AGs. 81.
far FELEGRkPH.l
FLOUR-MqFiset dull.
WaKAT- oulet sales last night 500 No. l
CHICAGO spring II 65c@6s.
CORN-msTket hei1 at sec,
CANAL FtJ Flour 25,WheEt
3, corn 8, TO Nav York.
LAKE InPllkrS- 0y0l0 bbls houri 2sOgo bus
Whe-t; e6 60 lush corn,
ANAL EAPORT5-S7Il bbls -four; 42O90 bush
Whasts 1900 bu8h corn,
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HANK NnrE LIST.

CORRECTED sg c a. READ CO.. sAskEss
MAINE. Wisconsin,.
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@ruferifs 4 2rOuisious.

&C. C.-Cary's O4ugh Cure. dsc7sRIC
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Hants--80st--&Ewara
for Sale OF Kenl.

7 UTo 10 LEASE.-25 ToTs. 8 =
y UATED On Erie, Miami, Pittsburgh, E1asmSz,
Ohio and Canal 5tIeeiS- Apply 70
.a-ss=s5i No. 10 Perkins Block
E'OR SALE. -TnRRF 8oO0B
BegWiek's farm, st. Clair road, East ClsFeland
a1szssfI
ITO BET.-BR OK DWELLIN8
Il HOUSE,, eontaining rooms, e1rner Of Eris 4
SockHeu streets. Apply on Premises, or %
b. ". JONES,
.1yi8 I08 p bic qrugfs
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John Haines-dislurbance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-10


Nepr been 10 ChWch.-A young nan aross
recently In ore Of tho CITY P.ayer Mss,iugs, s,d
. very ssits,sd voics, said, II h.vr never bsen
70 church. .m s,.,iouod on ops Of ,as I.lsads,
and have got away on purpos, to come here.
hs va wi f., who is a 20 ID pious woman, tsere Is
no n 'st,le abo,tt She has p ay ed much for me.
Bu, for Ave days pms, she baa bs,u der.ugeI, and
tLs car no longer prsJ for ne have come on
puipose 10 ask Lsou to pray for my pD,r wife
an aprisus for her recovery, and au nothing
but a poor ,.iunss -,yself, and want you TO pray
for me and for my dear wife,"
pa,jo, p,oy.r ye,,iuo Rs,ups-.,Wiu IL
bs ,ors..bls N vop N ha "a mo ,nv,s soos c,,,..
,.. f,i.rd, " cam. hare vl,b ma md bold nr,v.
ar ms.,Du >, naia , q,..,sm,n Standing a, +,
S;or.
"Cs,Ainly" said the lady who opened II.
Thus the Arrangement was mads, and on the Ap-
pointed evening very goodly little company were
gathered In one Of the rooms Of the ward in which
the SUE building ssauds. No special result fol-
owed ,his nesting. Another meeting was appoint
cd 70 DO held nsn door on ahs nei' sven'ns' aud
"A' 'N 'A''' 'A' A''
A'o1'
o"o n,sn' ''''U 1 W
.,,...,s A.. -a,nn.r lnov,ng ,b,, ,bs oldsr
,,.,.r lsd .,lsa .,r PRAYER. was observed 70 b,
va.o,rg.
.wbv do Won v.sp =" ssid 4 trisnd, "Ans v.u
sp xious for your,.lf"
.Oh NO, nos for myself but f,r my sister, who
las ssLed sor prsytr.n
Oa ,hs mex, day the o,des, WAS called on, spS
was found 10 bs happy In new faith.
Then The younger slss,r became sr Gus for her
tsik srd the mex, evening a. the meeting, she was
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Tho Duchess cf Kent was in the room In
Which she conducted her correspop dence, IA
miliaf'y known NJ her writinc-room, when shs
was seized with the sttsck which WAS the pre-
cursor OF her dsa,h Her attendants conveyed
her tcs large couch, or sofa, In no, hsdroon,
where she remained till she died. The OF "
risour was succeeded by a stupor, from which
IL was almost impossible to rouse tho sufferer.
Tho perfect cuunciltion and beautiful read.
ing go often remarked, as possessed by tho
Queen, Ia delivering tbs royal speeches to Par.
lament Is in some degree heredit iry, for the
late Duchess o. Kent was a very line reader. 1t
Was u custom Of Her Boya al llighness, in later
years, when her iniirmi,ies prevented her from
tt'ndipg public worship, to read q sermon 90
btr assembled hous, hold In tho drawing roois
en- n Sunday aucrroor; which she did with an
effect that the author mi sht psr laps, have
failed to produce. In drizGtlng rain the
funeral " tie roy 81 duchess t1ok place at at.
Georges chaIel, Windsor, On tho 10Th uii.
PHI &c ALBERT, tho Prince Of wales, aud
Prince ARiHua, and several German princes,
relations Oi tito dccoa'o wsre present, and tho
foreign courts we're rerrescnteG. The funoral,
according 70 the Dgchess' exprols wishes. was
AZ private nsa royal funcr,l could bc, Prince
ALBRRr anil his cons were deeply affected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-10
Misoe Ilaneous. Ill

A HOME FOR ISEBRIArss, which recently
went into operation In California, has bscn at
tended with the best results.
THE WIFE AND MOTHER Of an humble family
n Great Darlington, Mass, all Of whom were
mployed in the factory there, has lately cone
In p"sselsion OF Engliih legacy OF $500, 1000.
rCAMBRnc WAS TIE HsALrHIEsr CITY in
Massachusetts, last ys>r, the deaths being to
eNtry 6S inhabitants. Springfield wa, tho
nost unhealthy, there being one death 10 w
Inhabitants.
MIS-. LAME HAS HAULED 10 cords Of wood.
re-tl / OF a mile with pair Of two year old
sif,rs, and piled il on the shore Of hoosehesd
AXE, Me-, this winter single handed. Miss
ARFohD also, ON hand sled hauled % cords
wood to the shore OF the game lake.
Gov. BARBER, OF Dscetab, recently made .
Journey Of 500 miles, ffon Selkirk TO st. Cloud,
In sled drawn by four dogs, with mocsssins,
fringed leggings, red sash, fur coat and cap,
long hair and beard. The Governor looked
like combination Of polar bear and Indian.
CALEB WHuFoRD, Of puaplng notoriety
oIce observing youDg lady earnestly at work
knotting fringe for a Ietticoat, asked her what
'he wa; doirg: .,KDottiue sir" replied She:
can iot, mads ne" answered he.
Very LIKE A-WoMAs;-A couple u Ame-
ricsns, in Arizona, who lately fell in love with
1 beautiful Mexican lady resolved to fight for
ueT. One WAS mortally wounded and the
lt,r crippled for life, and tho next day she
ran away with friend Of the bellgerents.
pouBHUL CoMPLismNr.-A distinguished
'urejRner, Who lately dir ed at the Waite
Ileu-e, wishing TO congratulate the President
an the self poscssion of Mrs. LINCOLN aDtd
tho embarrassments Of her new position said:
Your Excelleney's lady has very mds gsrs~t
face" .IH |. rH4
THE CAR cosrucreRs on the Carolton rail
road, in New Orleans, have seced,d in cons,-
Iu,pce tf the introduction VI an innovation In
The nsstbed Of collecting fares tck,t boxes be-
ing iubstitutei, which tho con iuetors arc re-
qlh.d TO hand arc sund instead IT reesiying
he fare directly in their hands, rs has besn ths
custtn.
ESTIMATE THE sQuARr raRo or SoLp ~
round numbers. 10000 900 and all tho gold
ia the world will go into . room "a loot square
and ls feet high. A safe feet square, and
'eei hin would hold all ikssbeasted wealth
I ,hs, California and Ausirslid hxte given US.
| 'Cre treasure which DAVID gathered for the
.,I,tusIy was more than enough to pay of the
Eaclish national debt; II was ei, 495, o0O, o0o-
OOC, and SoIoMoz ovetlald the "nost holy
placa"a room only 90 foot square, with CIV
900 worth q gold. ia.