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w'ar' . s;aEIIlns aIe good sFosA' Al v'ol sh.vlrss
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We are selling grset bargains in the seenuins Rlea.
sis5s sEason " Linens warranted sHEs-0o i'-iia-
We are sslins the best shirtius Linen iar ssoontI
w.ar' :;as s.ai. q !. "a IS; II .ass s-Aa
Our Cheap EmbzOiasry Cases aIe storoa gith the
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We 's s4s 81 e, a, 19eP Skirts tas ass snEHE'a
We have 9.ss Ei.E i:!Esss isi sss @ 5sbf.. f '''
We have ali the New STYLES Dress Goods, ineludiuF
those beautiful Gray Goods now 80 popular.
We have ehsics variety Q. gents' Goods, such a.
Cassimerss, Clsths AMI VestinEs, 5pring En-
der Garments, Neck Ties, Hosiery, Gloves 90.
We have inst opsnsd . few choios styles Ladies
Spring glcaks and HaglGns, IN Cloth and
Black silks and make them 70 order.
Ne sell the very. best - Bleaehsd Goods for ~
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We invite all to give Us q can and Be- osnsincsd
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FREEMAN & KELLOGG.
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g8- E. Grisselle, N. D., has removed to
Ne. 50 Prospect street, next door west Of Mr..
Whites Church. aplIl-Rl1
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GfotkEEa 4 GhinaWare.
( NINA, CRUCKEKY & GLASS
RILLIA 2. FO1G 9

GHNA, GLASS AND EARTHENwARE.
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CLEVELAND MEDICAL GAzETTE.-We have
received the april number Of the Medical
Gazette for 1851, containing the following
original articles
l. Diphtheria. By Jno. Lewis, NJ. D.
2. Diphtheria. By A. H. Canaday, NJ. D.
8. Case Of Double Pneumonia treated with
luinine. Byo c. Gibbs, NJ. D.
IA. Case of Mollities Ossium. By W. H.
Amme, n. D.
Rare Cases in Ophthalmic Practice. By
FsWilliams, NJ. D.
llso containing Translations, Correspond
eng, Reviews, etc.
Aiblished by Gustav C. E. Weber,
CleSland,
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- See advertisement of Dr. sanford's
Liver InvigOrator.
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MoFFATs PILLS AND BITrERs!l!

MOEFAT'S PILLS AND BITTERS!ll
But IL Is unnecessary to enumeTate the many cases
In which these purely Vegetable Medicines have
been srceessfu, but let us inqaire Why arc they
universal in their happy effects
Because they PURIFY THE BLOOD, and thus re-
move all cause o. disease IN the syHtem.
Because they act powerfully upon the secretOns Gf
the body, and remove all impurities at once.
Because they do not reduce the system, but invig-
oFRts it-thus requiring no restraint from leasure
OF business during their operation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-20
FROM NEW YORK.

Nav YoRK, Nov. 10.
This morning Marshal Murray received in.
structiens from the Secretary of State tc
convey Appleton oake1 Smith, the reputed
owner of the SLAYER Augusta, to Fort La
fayette.
Auvices from Port Royal per the Allan
tic, say the position of our troops is consid-
cred safe. Extensive works are rapidly
progressing guns being mounted and in.
uenchments extended to Seville, about FIVE
miles from the Fort, on Hilton Head.
Jas. 7. Brady has declined the nomina-
ton of Mayor.
A letter from Charleston, dated October
Sd, via Havana, to a gentleman in England,
and from thence sent here, was received yes
terday. The writer represents the eondi-
ton ofafairs deplorable, business PROSTATE,
provisions at starvation prices, and no pros
pect of change for the better.
NEW YoRK, Nov. l9.
An amusing correspondent is published
between Brigadier General ". d. 7. Walk
er and the rebel Acting Secretary of War,
Mr.. Benjamin, in which the former indig-
nantly resigns his commission because Mans
6eld Lowell, late Assistant Street Commits
sioner, has been made Msior General over
him. Walker boasts that he was among the
irst to desert the flag he had sworn to main
tain and take up arms on the side of the
-ahA1a, ~.->I Ia sh;-f-a if uarv hard that q
New York Office holder, as he calls Gen.
Lowell, should be placed above him. Mr..
Benjamin very cOolly informs Gen. Walker
that his resignation is accepted, and at the
same time administers q rebuke for the in
sulting language employed towards JEFF. Dl-
Wis in Walkers letter.
A Port Royal letter Of the 10th, states
that Gen. Sherman, on the l4tb, sent one of
his Aids, Lieut. Wagner, under a flag of
truce, to carry his proclamation to the peo-
pie Of South Carolina. He was accompanied
by Dr.. Bacon of the 10th Connecticut Regi-
meut. They proceeded within two miles of
GARDENERS Corner, place opposite Port
Royal Ferry, said to be occupied by rebel
troops. They held an interview with ten
rebel officers under the flag of truce. They
admitted that the depredatiOns on Beaufort
was the work of the blacks and entirely ex-
cglpated our force from any completely in
the affair. On their return they met a squad
Of rebel cavalry, who gave theIa fodder for
their horses.
U. GOuIrey Gunther has been nominated
for Mayor by Tammany Hall.
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/ kLOQh-Markot opened dull and CLOSED Sc lowe.
a sitn ong moasrate egslbsss doing for export an'
sales H7U9 pbls ~ e5,sO5 65 Tor rejected; IS 5na
593 lor auPernno ltatei S56s05,76 Tor EXTRA state
soo!os ior supernne Hesterni % Tor com
ping 9rands extra round hoop Ohio; s6lOeD6,7o tol
CANADA FLOUR-MarEst shaIe lower with
noaerate business doing. sales SO bbls o. 5000
~ isr supernnei sa,7OgT,sO for common 20 choice
RHR BLOUR-MaTksi quiet and steady at
GOEN aIEAL-Markst steady. Sales 100 bbls
.SlSah K-Market shade easier. Sales $50 bbls
" WHaAT-Market opened heavy and closed Ica2c
lover with oniy moderate business doing for export
g The decline. Sales go bush Chicago spring al
St9 l,Si $50 bush yeIy CHI lie northwelttrn club
slis4 5000 bush Milwaukee clut &C el,xs11l ,sn
ssl59 bu amber Iowa st yiIs0al,3; ls 5OJ bush
syrlng red slate at sl.25ll,2s; 6 so bush Racine
sprtng At 81 ~; s. 700 bush winter red western
tisoGl, a. interior TO prime; 2,2OJ hush while KeI
ueky at Sl,4s9l,SOi ls,UOO bush white Michigan
HEB-MArket Armer. Sales 400 bush at s7@
Sec the latter an OK RENE price
HAhI.kN-dH-k.t continues firm. Sales $50
state at lOgs1c for inferior TO good.
UORN-markst heavy ana lc lower Sales are
4qSJ bush ~ &c for ,nIerior mixed western; 500
eide pri O. 6sa57Io for western yellow
OAVS-Market hrmsr, sales ht i5t84So for Canada;
ts@50s lUr western and STATE Included 10 sales
lg0O0 Bush state at SOC free Of storage for days.
cDHh-Market heavy and decidedly lower. sales
$40 bbls ct SL2 i00ls.sO for mess; Sg,O1@s,OO ior
primo.
DEER--Market quiet snd unchanged. Sales 200
bbs at S4O064,50 for country prime; S5,n05,5O for
country ness slOO9lz,0O for repaeked messi $3.50
ioF ULtra mess.
PRIME MISS BERF-Markst Is dull and
RRESz n AnEz-Hr--' ..--eeHy with small Sales
CUR mRATs-seIlins at lJ4@4Hc for shoulders;
5635b4e for hams.
BACON-In good demand chiefly for future de-
livery at 6H6TG.
DRESSED HOGS-In active demand and firm
ct &C.
LARD-Market dull and in favor Of buyers
sales 100 bbls at 8A09Hc.
FER-MarEet frmer at lO8l4o for Chic and
fiI 81 2 n RsR@Markst lRIMik finn at hkazAn-
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ARREST OF Posr OFFICE THIEF. = One
Orlnndo E. Perkins was arrested on MONDAY
night, at his home, about two miles from
Painesville, charged with having taken val
liable letters frem the Post Office, Addressed
to other parties, and appropristing their cnn-
tents. The Post Msster, DR.. Seymour, has
had his eye upon the man for some tiWs,
believing him to have been guilty, and at
length, having worked the case down 10 8
certainty, came to Cleveland, and procuring
the necessary documents from the District
Attorney, put them in the hands Of DEPUTY
u. s. Marshal Gray, who arrested the man.
Itappears that Perkins has been in the habit
Of calling for letters addressed TO the wives
and families of absent soldiers, and putting
Into his own pocket the little sums Of money
Which they had sent home. he made g
regular business of It, having no other
means Of fsGppOrt. BE is now iu sOfs keep
ing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-20

LIBRARY ASSOCIATION LE0TUREs. - The
Lecture Committee of this Association, that
has for the past twelve years furnished our
citizens with course Of lectures unsurpassed
by eny Western city, has not been idle this
season, but are making unusual ezertions TO
secure the best talent in the lecture field.
They have invited, we understand, Hon.
Edward Everett to give mis- lecture on "Ths
Character of the War" Hon. Daniel 8. Dick
insOn, whose eloquent lectures on "The Un-
ion" in New York have been received with
SO much enthusiasm; Prof AnsOn ]. Upson,
Of Hamilton College; Hon. H. J. Raymond;
Rev. E. h. Chapin; E. P. Whipple, Esq the
brilliant Essayist; Rev. DR.. Below, Of IL e
Sanitary Commission; Geo. ". Curtis, Esq;
DR.. Hayes, who has just returned from the
Arctic Regions; and several others, Of well
known reputation as lecturers.
There will be no season tickets issued, but
each lecture will bs independent, and the
prices of admission will be put 50 low as 10
ensure full audience.
The opening lecture will probably be Civ
en- either by Edward Everett or Mr.. pickin
son. There is some reason to expect thai
we shall have the celebrated correspondent
of the London Times, W. 4. Russell, L. L
D., upon the lecture platform before the sea
son closes.
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THE CITY.

REPoRT OF THE RESULT OF E. HKssESNuEL-
LER's JOURNEY TO WRsTERN YIRGrKIA.-Ths
fIllowing paper was last evening presented
to the City Council;
To the Honorable City Council of the City Of
Cleveland
The undersigned, who was appointed by q
resolution Of your Honorable body on the 9 b
day of October, 1851, to visit the Cuyahoga
county troops in Western Virginia, in concert
with DR.. Everett, in order 10 make suitable
arrangements for said troops to transmit to
their families such sums Of money as they
should desire, respectfully submits the fol-
lowing report
The undersigned, in conformity with the
above resolution, has visited the sth Regi-
ment, stationed ct New creek, to VIII eh
Capt. Kinney's company belongs; also the
oath Regiment, stationed at Cheat Mountain
Summit, containing the German company
under Capt. Arnold also the 7th Regiment,
stationed at Charleston, containing Co.'S. A,
B, and X, under Crane, Sterling and Sterl,
respectively; slso the S7th Regiment, sta
toned at Charleston.
The undersigned is grieved to state that he
could not see the 23d regiment, stationed at
Gauley Bridge, to which Capt. McIlrath' 3
company belongs, because at the time he was
going there the rebels had openec their fire
upon our troops, and had cut of all commu-
nicatiOn between GauleY Bridge and the
lower country, and consequently with that
regiment.
The undersigned is happy to state, how
ever, that he has succeeded well in his mis-
sion, although he firmly believes it would
have bten more successful if DR.. Everett
had been able to accompany him; but cir
cumstanees Of G sorrowful nature prevented
tho Doctor from fulfilling his part Of the good
mission.
The rolls signed by the soldiers have al
ready been transmitted TO the proper author
titles at Washington, and the benefits derived
from liberal subscriptions will soon be eVi
dent 10 all interested.
The undersigEed takes the liberty to ant
mex to this report q statement Of cash ext
penses durSng his journey of three weeks
and half, and as 70 his own compensation,
he leaves that entirely to the discretion Of
your honors. E. HEssEENUELLER.
Cleveland, Nov. 12, 1851.
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FROM NEW FOUNDLAND.

ST. JOINS, N. +, Nov. ls.
The steamship United Kingdom, from
Glasgow 9Th for New York, arrived this
morning. She was boarded by the News
Yacht of the A ssociatod pEvss sud 4 summs-
~ of her news obtained. Her news is one
day later than that received per the Norwe-
gian.
The conversation respecting the Mexican
expedition, is that the invading powers shall
not seek territorial advantage for themselves
nor use their influence to interfere with the
tights Of the people to choose their own
Government 1t also contains an article
providing that an invitation be given to the
United States to accede to the Convention
in behalf of their own subjects. 1t does not
liz the number of ships or troops to be used
nor stipulata for a march to Mexico.
PARIS, sth.-The ROurse is firm. Rents
quoted at 6s francs, go cents.
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WITH THE REBELS.
ParsOn BrOWnlOW Escaped
OFASLAVER,
Last Nights Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHIHaToE, Nov. l9.

G., A. WAsHIHGToH, Nov. l9.
The Republican of this morning states that
it has positive information of the arrival of
a number Of rebel prisoners from the Wash
ington military prison, that they have been
sent TO Fortress Monroe, and they will be
there exchanged for Union prisoners at the
South. It has been evident for some d Iys
that exchanges to a certain extent would be
made.
Gen. Beauregard is now at Centreville-
He has not been South as reported.
Gen. Fremont is expected in this city in a
few days.
The household effects Of the late Senator
Douglas, were sold yesterday. They brought
good prices
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-20

FRON THE FIssT oHo-AoOrDEET TO TIE
CLAvELAND GRAYs.-A correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial writes from the
Camp Of the First Ohio, at t5s Mouth Of
Salt River, at the base of MEldraugh'a
Hill, on the l2th, that a melensholy aeci-
dent occurred to-day, in the tent Of the ncu-
commissioned officers of Capt. Hampson'a
Company, Cleveland Grays.) sergeant
Galloway was smoking near a box of car
tridges, when a spark from his pipe ignited
them, blowing up and burning the TENT
Galloway was severely injured, Sergeant
Wherret fatally, as Is supposed, and Ser
geant Scott slightly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-20

4 BRILLIANT PARTF IN CoNTENPLATIOE.-
We learn that it is in eOntem plptiOn to give
a grand party at the Academy of Music and
the Angler House on Wednesday evening Of
next week, Thanksgiving eve.) It is in
tended that the affair shall eclipse anything
which has occurred in this city since the
Sons of Malta Bell, three years ago, and to
bs fully equal to that in the way of decora.
tiOnN, music, &c. The parquette of the
Academy of Music will be hoored over,
making magnificent dancing hall, the
whole of which will bs finely decorated
The supper wiz be given in thsAngier, the
two buildings being conveniently connected
by an interior passage If the design is
carried out, the affair viii be splendid one,
It is designed to dOnste the proceeds to the
Soldiers Aid Society, 90 that the psrticipa-
tors can give the price of their tickets with
q clear snd approving conscience.
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SpRtlxl Netlesa
NArHonn-HoN I.nlr-1on RrsTonrn--

Su1t Publishod In Sealed EnFslopai prioe cents,
A LociuFe or the Nature, Treatment and radical
curS of Hpernhtorrhoa or seminal weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, snd 1mpod.
lments g Marriage Eonorally, Nervousness, Oon-
sumptions Epllapsy aud Fits Mental and Physical
kneapacitT, rnsulting from Bslf-Abuso, &o.-By
h0BT. J. OULYERWELL, n. D, Author Of The
elEEg HeoE. a.
"a Bcon % Thousandu o. suHerors.r uont undsr
eea m plain envelope % any address, Fo1I PAID
o. recoirt Of ak cent?, or two postage atamps pT
~ soWorT, New Horf, Post onlee Box, t.s6,
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FROM THE soUTHFRN COAST.

NEW IOhhl Nov 70.
The steamer Rhode Island arrived from
Ship Island bth, Fort Pickens 7th, Key West
10th, and Port Royal 10th.
No new prizes have been taken by the
Fleet.
An attempted attack on Wilson's Zouaves
is confirmed. The rebels were shelled by
the Colorado and retrested to Pensacola.
The health of the Zouaves is excellent.
A man named Watson, taken from the
schooner San Bernard while running the
blockade of Mobile with a cargo of naval
stores, and under British colors, is a prisoner
aboard the Rhode Island, and claims the pro-
lection Of the British Consul.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WABHINGTONl NOV. 10
A letter received from Col. Lee, of the
Massachusetts, goth, now a prisoner at Rich
mond, s. ates that himself and other impris
oned officers have been kindly treated. The
rebels say that fewer Of the Massachusetts,
officers would have been killed had they not
been too proud to surrender.
A rumor is circulated that Gen. Banks aud
command will be ordered to some active du-
ty soon.
Several rebel prisoners have been released
in Washington on taking the oath not to
bear arms against the United States. Others
have signi6ed their desire to take the oath OF
allegiance. This is preliminary to their re-
lease for an equal number who have been re-
leased by the rebels.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-20

EUCLID PLACE DRUa SToRE.-We visited
this institution on yesterday and were really
sstonished at the change effected in the ap-
pearance of the store and everything in it.
We found q new LtOck of drugs, Perfumeryi
toilet matter in all its varieties, groceries
coal oil, etc., etc. We congratulate the up
town folks on the opportunity thus afforded
them of being accommodated right at home
by GOULD & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-20

THE ARTILLERY FROM CAMP WADE.-The
Battery of Artillery, connected with the
Cavalry Regiment at Camp Wade, will leave
for Camp DennisOn to-day at IL o'clock
The Artillery will be escorted from the
Camp to the cars by the First Battalion of
Cavalry, Mel. Miner. This will be the first
appearance of the Cavalry upon our streets
and will attract much attention,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-20

A CHANCE FOB Observation-Disclosures is
called to the advertisement, in another col
umn, for proposals for erecting a College
building at Mt. Union, near Alliance, in this
State. The work will be let as a whole, or
carpenter, mason and plaster contracts made
separately.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-20

JOIN B. GoUsH.-Gough at the Academy
of Music, on Thursday evening, is the great
''tgsat" in the lecture line, for the present
week. 0f course the house will be crowd
ed to hear this eloquent orator; probably
the most attractive speaker in the Union ii
not in the world.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-20

SHORT WEIeHT.-It was stated last even
ing by member of the City Council that he
had seen a load of coal, which had been de.
livered for ton to the East st. Clair Street
School, re-weighed, and that it fell short 2SC
pounds. As he remarked, comment is un-
necessary"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-20

PALNER & DEENIs.-As will be seen by
a card elsewhere, Messrs. C. ". Palmer and
R. B. Dennis have entered into partner
ship and established their Office at No. 10
Perkins Book, Public Square. Both these
gentlemen have a high reputation at the
Bar, and the new firm will doubtless, be
a highly successful one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-20

HARD TO BEAT.-The Propeller Arares
Captain Thos. Watts, of the New York Cen,
tral Line, has made forty-One trips between
Toledo and Bun6lO All. s.-..-. rhv M
axes started on her first trip on the 18th Of
April last, and concluded the season on hel
arrival at Buffalo, the 18th inst, and during
that period averaged a round trip every 1--WE
days, and travelled $4,000 miles. A good
seasons work.
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FROM DARNRsTOwN.

DABNEsToWNI Nd, NOV. I9.
Everything in the shape Of locomotive
machinery, &C., belonging to the Baltimore
& Ohio R r., has been removed by the reb-
els and taken in the direction Of Winchester,
Even the double track for twenty miles has
been taken up.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-20

SICK soLDIERs.-AmOng the number o.
wounded soldiers brought from Kentucky
to Cincinnati Monday afternoon are:
First Ohio Artillery, 4th Battsry.-CharleG
E. Curtis, Summit county, Ohio, shot in the
right hip; George Chsrt, Summit county,
Ohio, chronic dysentery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-20

~ The Col. Ingrahm referred to in the
following extract fiOm a correspondent Ol
the Boston Journal will be remembered by
old Clevelanders. BE was commander for
many years of the +" Cleveland Grays" in
their palmy days.
Lieut.. Col, Ingrahm, of the Massachusetts,
18TH, has made some valuable reconnoi-
sanee of late, which are complimented at
headquarters. He was at one time with
chosen party Of picked men, some distance
within the enemy's lines, where be made
observations that will some day be of great
value.
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OsWKGO hIAKKET-NOv. 10

ELOURs-Market steady,
VNHEAT-mRrKet " dull. Sales 5000 bush No. 2
CORN-Marhst doll. Sales $500 bush Indiana
on iTate terms.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL observation-disclosures 10 and boats
scarce; wheat 2lc, to New York.
LAKE ImPORTS-54.OO .OOO bush wheat; SO, ,0O0 bu
corn.
CANAL RXPORTR-5 l4e bbls flour; II ',O0a bu
wheat; $500 bush CORN 6,sO bush rye l6,OoO bush
peas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-20

ELEUTRIo BATHs.-Dr. .GibsOn's new eiecs
trio baths cure general debility, rheumaa
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equalise the oircu-
lation and remove almost every disease in
manner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfse-
tion to the sick. The plesssntest bath
room in the city for ladies' female OPer-
ator in attendance. Office No. lit Ontario
street. jyS