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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11
yV,JJF GREAT EASTERN having touched the

ground on her late passage Liverpool it la beeo
eonsered advisable make thorough examination OF her
bottom befor. .ening her Her departure will thefe
fore bes oud Der peyony sdyensed day OF san.
inz Hoir. Of return cses viii have them renewed of
tic money returned they may desire Due notice will DO
riyrn o.. lns .hlp. drpaTtuFr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11
Al o. ROBERTS'S LINE STEAMSHIPS,
W. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA MIC
Through IN advance of the mail
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES THROUGH TO

NO DETENTION ON THt lsrHHUS
The new and ~ endd steamship AMERICA, 200 tune,
JEFF Mary, Commander, viii sail on SATURDAY October
25 At 2 O'Clock noon precisely from her Pier at the foot Of
North River for Juan del Noe connectns
with the fa., and weliknown steamship MOSES LOR,
$50 tuns T.. Howe Comm ,uder to sail withost delay of
sn Fr.uci,co direct arrival Vi the psssnse at San Juaa
de Sur.
The speed and accommodation OF these steamers are an:
by any steamers and intended
70 land by this ne in San Frsncsco within u
days ~ 49,.
The undersigned having been In the Csfornis trade from
the beginning pegs inform he public that this perma
line ana put for the purpo.e Of being oousns OF
dvrn off The siips will positively the day adyer.
n ed once month aud in sr month. other ships VIII %
ready, 20 tina, double service may he relied upon
For information or passage, sppHto ,o,r,r,
No ~ Wes,.st corner Of arren-s.., North River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11

LIMITED PIANU-FOKIE MAhEh0 SIUCh
~ COMPANY No 30 Walker at. New Sork.--A All tho
sockhoders b-isg superior practical piano msSer this com
o,ny are able otter nfstcass oyerrung Pianos at geay
reduced prices Every instrument anieed FOR five years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11

NETWORK, HARLEM, aud ALBANY X. Il.
~ For Albany Troy North ,ni West.-StjIMER AR
RANGEMFSr commencing THU RsDA1. May :, 1877
ALBANY 1880 IN, Express Mail Train nom 2oh'st
Station
FOR Local Trsins So. Time Table
JOHN BURCHILL, Assistant Superintendent
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90 Ect.

l--~
V'O LET.-A family having more room than
they require wond let par Il tn-ir HOUSE O" ANAL
"a nily. II brown ifou., with convenience
no 40 Fast 3ldsi
rfVO LET-For six months or longer, 10 a
i private family. FINE PLACE on the iud.on River
very near the city elegantly furnished nnurnhet gdcn
house large stable everything o0mIirie " inter and
Summer; a the modern iupf vement- al kinds Of fruit
HOMER MORGAN. 10. Pine It.
VNO RENT-The HOUSE and GROUNDS
L Of the ate r. H. Col, 1t Paterson. y. Toe hlus",
bllt 81 % feet square stJfies basement aud
attic furnished With ami The srouUf. coupri-
alcui ou.cy lii 81 lawn and sIden aid
ib pe5r,t Attached the H9ue ., large C0nsers-
aory extensive grapelrs IN iuI bearing AID
OIL he necessary OutDgllding. Of large plsoe.
ApplytO
THOS. o. SMITH
Paterson
y !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11

nWENS's PATHO-CAPALINE OIL. Com
" pound Hsr Restorative. i. admitted by the
tesnonals winch the Proprietor Is daily receiving, 10 be
the best HAIR ON now IN PIice, 25c. per bottle.
PIN cipal agents. b. COLE, No. 500 Broadway and W.
Il. HARSH W, No. l57 ChsDoers-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11
Board dn0 Rooms.

COUNTRY GARD. Families desiring
~ BOARD for the Fall mouths be accommodated BY
APPLYING to wv. i. TITUS Cornwall. =. y. Refer 4
Homer Morgan Pine.st and at No. 81 Liberyst, n. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11

Norcz-The restrictions travel having been removed
by order Of the Wsr Department psse ger. about 10 vs
Europe longer required 70 prov themselves With
pa.spolt. ~. -, " DHi-i-, ns1i~
N'fEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touching
= at Queenstown Cork Hsrhorl-Ihe LIVERPOOL New
York AID hedephs Stesm hip Company intend dspstch-
Ing their D. Clyde built Iron Steamship, as follows,
CITY OF -YORK.........sstnrday sept -.
kASG AROO. ..................' ,sdtufuay' yep" 90
And very succeeding SATURDAY, at noon. from Pisr
No ~ North River
PASSAGE.
FIRST CABlS.........S SIS STEEhAGE. .....s.....Ss3
First Cabin to London..... -
First Cabin 70 Paris 20 Steersge TO Paris -
Fir.: Cabiu 10 Haabug IS steerlse to HaDburg.. ~
Passengers forw arded Hayre Bremen ROTTERDAM,
Antwerp &C., a. eqp.ly low rst@s -
Ear,s Queenstown; lss Cabin $50 tsS
and -llj >te-lsg~ from Liverpool. +,5 From oneens'
town 435 those who with send for their friends can
buy rckets here al these rates.
These have srnr modsons Tor psssen.
ger. strongly blit IN Waite tieh, Iron Sections and
cary Patent Fire AnDihator.. Tx efenced Surgeons are
attached 20 rach sesmer.
FOR further ion Apply ia Live'poo to WILLIAM
TNNAk. Asen y WeteT in Ca-govt ALIEN MALI
COLIN. No II Enoch-'qnsre In Clueen.town 20 T. " ".
d. SEIHOI x 4 Co.. In Iondo1 20 ~ - NACfI no.
81 kfg Wiliam.t e. Pal, to JULES DECOUE. No 10
Rue Norre Dame ce Nctsies Pace lie bouT-e IN fnA-
DE- ph's to JOHN O. DALE, No. III "anuts or at tho
Company Oficsa
JOHN q. DALE Agent. No. IS Broadway. ". T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11

~ Y UNIV. Gram. School opens Sept. 3, its
~ bh with fsufnisl ed primary com. aud classic
Department.. Circulars Al Un.ssfsiiy. ISAAC FERRIS.
Cbsnc. University.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11
DARKER g. BERTHET's CLASSICAL

ID ICHARD i. JENkS's CLASSICAL and
~ MATaEMAr ICAL SCHOOL. 40. 1856 Broadway, VIII
b. re,psuel OIL MONDAY. SEPT b.
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obstruction.
llueltdl JnsIrGmcilIs.

DIANOS. of the celebrated makers J. u {
x fIsCuERi scsnowlrdsed 90 he the most durable an
tine beat Pianos maie-wil ron flame, patent daHlt off
,,. ,gbol.sae und r-'-l the manu-. ;coTy and "aie
,e,m IA l43 PAS 90 aud zs9 est 23t-st. nesi sh-sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11
Chances TOR Business Nlen.

4 SUPERIOR OIL REFINERY for SAll
~ EXCHANGE Inquire of ~. J. FRISBIE. No
2is Pearl 1T, New-f0ft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11

Miss S. NJ. ROGERS SCHOOI.--Fomerly
w Il. A sniths-LeIls ton ay., J7h,t, REOPEN,
sept -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11
fosi ano Innno.

OST-A SILVER CREAM-EWER, LEFT in
~ a Broadway Stage on WEDNESDAY, by gentleman
VINO got out at the south Ferry handsome RE will
be paid 10 any ono bringing Il 70
WIN SHAW, No. q PSrk place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11

YS,O BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
Il PORT by SHORE LlNE.-Lesvo. 2Ithst, 4thav., 3 A.
M arrive In Providence $40 pm; 1915 am. arrive IN Pro
yid euce 7:sO pm; pm, Express Through Mail Train
arrive in Providence 4: 30 ard Boston al 8 An.
~ CALHOUN Superintendent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-21
----------- Oh NIGHT TRAIsas0
Philadelphia, New York aaG baltimore,
lF Baggage Checked Through. -es
AL Transfers Free.
laR ElfIIII rs.

4
Ry tAlsrouta, Rreigheset AilaeAeriptisns can be
forwarde4fsem PhItAaall La, New York. Boston or
Baltimore - ~ frptI ans point on tho Railroads
al s4Aao. kelia.ks, ndians, Illinois Wisconsin,
Iatys or Missouri fI Eall K0AD DIRECT.
f.l ", nnsy Iva mis- aiitnad Aiso cBhbeets atFnfs-
..re ,,t1 steamers by wAith Gupts Sah be forward
t.t IL ans 8fnt an the ohio Must inEnr' ktnLueky
rentsssue Cant lernpd. Illinois. Wisconsin ~ sssis-
.fnn{ Ni,aolxl hansss, ArkANsaH aud gef Riverai
ard ayCla~eiand Sardusks endt hlfre~4 ~tta*seam-
.rs to rit uesss on taa Aorta~ss Aslsf AZ. .sses,
NarsLahlsend ShppersentrustitE tat trA VI ~
tiof vi their Pre- ghtto the 9npaa4 sah teia "th
cont ue ile g It's sir.s setss ! Afaf4s4A-3
The fsateA aA X rG12 u -
Foand from an pptntT' ttfe F-tat ~ aae fst,aaF
velftas Cent rat katlreHa, are ~ 81 Hnet - p y
EURAHLh AS AkE CHARGED HA oIFEt NAIL
RG SH Cn NpANIEs.
IT, BaparticnIAr 10 mars aekases' ''viArksH'
=, Freight nfF. t.so4 Shipping Directions, APP
h or aaaress e4saer o. itae a. ko@lng Ageaisoithe
X. z. Sass 81. .lauis ,aEssaasis
y. A ~. 81 aRI Freight Ag*Ht, Ptttsbur : b.
~ tftE,v Cu.. .frar sfeT 2gtnis
~ N BROWN q CO., c iao i-gftis'e.
ESQ NEt ntflM a CO.. Ahstl4pl.. i'.1
D. E MOORE Leuisv lie ny.
MN &IkMAAs \ y. !, sssapssilh ,lh1
CLAIR Il cor tE&gn lFl
w h a. IT, /. LAs.Eiasa .asilipoiis,o-
&. u. NEAl. parheEsuar-, Va.
HALL & CO., MariettatO
s,PIERCE& Co, Zanesville %.
M,poN ELL \ 'CuLM Poi.smoath %.
X AsNhEIY Ma svilie, NY.
Up. JOHN SON Ripley,o.
JOHN T0ltn ,CoyiHsion, ~.
g. GL.HEATON, Cleveland o.
r. q. MELpRUA, asn'i TEsSellas Ag uor
be South answ west.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-15

SAM;
Arrive ~ sshesisp next sA,s W y ws gzs ~
-. Leave " Nis'sS iHesiAb soa sfp'ay :. Up M
Hnehg'e"si 6pasbeAtt3s ~ PIN, III
iooss From Fahs'ew, ~ rrospest ii,il ~ Mount err
non, - M. IS .,'s s psa sns ,e ssek 4
Leave ts'. "" 2aa 49,, ~ = M r-8 .-s..rE
A1iNo Az agn1t eEa,," ~ - " , 1890 80
Leave ann e c''''u - ',' 80 ~ w"
Arr've y fintlcN ~ I'm
""A ''' "''"'''f'''''' '''''' '
1906 f."m sabula 70 S'Vtnnah, tth"i'j HIVES" ana
est ts'er tn''r "ses; go,
leave s'eaa A'""'s' "~i"e'''s' ~" f'''~'
a. ie"m' ff "
Arrive 81 savannah bs ~ = an &
hesNo sh' sitah r'us' "S1s''sP" . ..- ff sa
Arrive Il aabnt' BY On y N ....ss ~.
1881 From ssbala by sterling. Mount Agor. Van Et-
rem, spf.GipesAle, licy, Mssapketa, water
M,,is,,i anil ,bcIt 10 An.masa, s7s miles
anu 80. -, me- tt'nc ,.e's an, a,,,,,,v
Ee'Fr sse"'a r"esasS' fh"' ra'y' ''' 'A'""'
sam
s'Nas ,. Nha" !, . ',s ~ 49,. W , a,rr
day aLssn; .
Yasss fspa A1lrew. BY Fsltop. lion Halls. EInsre.
c.aton. johnson, s.oteh Grove Ed'nsurs.
Grove, aud Atlanta. :" onsaueton, so miles
sna ",es ..Fs , wees,
.esNe si".'cW isa's'F ~ !. w
aril'e.s lasanc, s hcht sst" nay 's -"'
."e'eesh.qa't'" % u' !. ~ . s -,
"d'saA Asd's" hsN' A'n'" -
isos1 From tn'c~ by Hickory Grove 10 beiicvue, IL
mtIes and back. uisee week
Leave Antro@ TSntsa.S al pms
l..v, ttrilsy1r rhaf.ds, atsam;
krfiye al andscw by "a m.
,,,-. :, ,,, -, e. Nj, No., sur;r-
'"'o ffeu, us'eNas, n SpInh rs, 49, Sp',"s'
ani that1he' 10 p'Ni1'' % mays anu ''' =,
~ n'' s,,.,,,, ,,a.m, .-.., ELL.
800 go. 49, y, 49,. ~. ~ So,
tn,,s u..,I,, q, nrt,, ~ a :, i-FE 81
80. - =, ,,.,,ss,s sS San ... .
49,, -. -. A.. p.,.,, ro,,,,,s r.,,.x
W." ',,in pppna~, -, ~ ,,s-,. ~ 49, 80,
psef.'Ua, 1919. p ,.,,.so '"a's.
auil.fsy,s Grove .fssr s's,i1n' w, W,'s, ,Sa
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FORM or rKorDsaL GUARANTEE AM
as EfaFf CERTirSrArE. ss2s ~

@4 gk p e Sc 1MDPOs AZ 5eS sEH 80 ~
The undersirnef -, whose pcst efa1e a4ffess ~
--- county Of STATE Of ---- r .passs ~
carry the mar. Of the ts.a sistes 3ssy fssz
and 49,, under ibe. sdssftt-esieat Il lie fa-.Hszs-
ter Gene raj hated Nov. 1881 with t.feI ~ sTf-
tsinfy aud security, - Tor che ssagss sum
auilass. f$Nt sEn. 9a4aafss5 gs7%S "a
Stsfasee Or ne rosfe mr. wefasf Or re rraf III ~
essvseA esl sH cfAey csiass ~ sfcrrsteTs 1ks
rcute end seyres. ssi, alse sff<s ssssfsi sxHass-
ssioa or fhS isrs and tnsysciions afiarhf1 10 Arl
s8vev Eesfaf.9 3F-t shSesS 80 q $4
Dated. ,kE#5 Hss5 80 hrs
@s sgt GUARANTEES sfa.a4g8@ Is $50
he anae-.igned residing q - stMe Of
ustersste INST II fhe fsef.sss ssf FOR eseyfs fhs
mai 80 nssse No - ~ aexepsed ~ fhs rsssznasteS
Gesessi The siLdsF shall. ptsar &c ne ist Sag 81
eausrs>s 70 vss'ssSs ne servtee pfsssei Yrs sSs
and spf~ieuf .aresses. zSs&&z 1aiHEg IL
Txs ~ DO ssdeyssasafsg Sisffs<ffg ne e5f.ea~
sio4s aal HskU1sss sAsAta By saaresfess snder
fAe sra ss<tsss " sss 80 ~ Ssssvsss ~ a1sc.
17sS - ksrtr,cA-.. .sss -
-oefssa@. rsrG q ms sAfB Or ussstI shss
he y ansssisieE. vith tse shsss ssss ~ \ I'd
tnevs them y - ussn = pfss~rsy, and sss y safe
80 tsew eusfsztse. IS aSs8FE
Datsl - So sEszSassk E1sSE1s
- kzt 4# ga s8N-N 3 fsa * ssYF
sses - = cassssa 81 Nsvs !. isls; lsetiGa Is,
RI. yVsvAurTsOSs hss9A q
Ceafsiaf19 coa14fIeps - ~ Sa<UyyersfaA ~ fAke1
trsefs 70 fAs esssas IA teSsrfn<as 49, ssen
xsSSC. z4s 1870
s. serea aisstes are ssts~ss 10 esea inteFraessss
cnes sies - sAsgssss ssseiacd IF sssassfs ~
.~saa se4s i ~ :. 1ssas -
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<r~epSxp a Uxsef V&H 4xyUYyNM{ 7-sTsssrss-zzss
Ifaye Delhi wednesday ~ an;
r. AESsve a peian Gfeve SeSA dayAy ~ ~ ~r-s -
- v.,,- su,..a., SSErw~1 - .s..., -
~ TIVE" 80 ~ r.rn.. ~, -.
M land 0rsnA Nauud Casmri Lo~aen Orisa
0nyve mecAsniessiHe Hso~n. Mount yefn1s,
i 90 nneyuW. - CNhoy xspiSs. q Htte1 aa1
t.e1r an firnAs = veeks -
re,y. YuItga daI,y. ex.eps sunssy. so
a,dxs n tspAsr RsesHs ~ AZ = - =
iAnve asNAsr Rxxfsfx fsai.v exrnue 0unAay at
sam. 49, s-Y~- =.
a,,i,e !. Yattsn hv fax m
nss iavs,ef f.- servtre ves,vsrd.y ftosa cedsY
srsAs = -, ~ IT. rsflfnsa nav - eps,,1.reA
: sud in operzsssn. KS ssa
.~.rs v.,~, S~.,ns. ~ y;e.or n>.r c,rek er;ru~u
s1r.rGmre - ezsaat y;ev Hsw,oo Aisle
~ Go ,ra rs.;rrsua "a Ms Yafnes q r.i,~s
sSr.s =. So. - a-s,-' > =
$3.50 S..,. r~~... 4,cs,v ~ I a -.
:. - 49, - - 80. - 3. a ~.
80. a. u.,ac. s.i.r e..<ps s.ntay. AZ 4. m:
49,. - - sxe.rx - "a /, =, y
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iios7 From o;s.,s. ~ ,Ass.,s 1Ise.ss e.'ys
Charlton, SO miirs aud back. tsiee eek
Leave oskaIoosa Wednesday At am; .Efg.
Arrive al Charlton next day by I2 m; ~ Ais
I Leave Charlton Thursday nj m; .HzEE
Arrive at skaIuasa oext day byApm.
BIDS Tor two trips week tnvsseE
i,e5s Prem ozssioosa hy Fiint gtaaviilr Lynprille
sra s,tvaf Greek, % tsffanet, ~ mi Is AID
n - N sss,sg ss ;sssa
Leave GrinnsH Thursday Al ! pm:
Arrive at usk,'cosa Ssst day by S pm
Bids fer iwa also for three nip. a week inFited
'o'' % sa. CO .ss s III. r. ssss a ssss
Leave ossascosa TUESDAY at San;
( Arrive at Moaisxains hy u ms
Iese Nos;e[sns Tscsdsys All D;vss~s-4
sias III IVA and asa iAss trips p ri invited,
also for service y cinss o0s seh~aae-
ioso Fen Issi,n,Ins y s, ,;,svs go. s.,s
rs al:'i s :i sf CIV s.sss,i Il
Arrive q: Charlton BY 81 PM
Z -- LcAEa. GkafiioE Thus sdzy Al q NJ -@------.
Arrive Al Beliefontsine BY 5 m
B.as ia Ava sipsA vceS insssA Y9e
,,n, rrx, ~ ~ y. yAsise, Am asSxs,a. MOI
rissn-s palmanafha Bear Grove. HsuasIa's
s o., Isss ssrssS s an MI Is s, s,'s .g .i
2 hssk three tiraez week. Rig Crave Of Mace
esnsa e BE sspg!ies y s,ss Sassi.
tessxFsAeseSTsc~sssj T1tsasy pna sasesss
Arrive ss crr-.,ss R..s-s p~s. -saursa,y. satur-
ssy s,.a Ises..as 2 : lk Z =. "A.
srsasy 9ss Vi .Rs1& @a&
ArI.s !. PSI a:sgss as.' r1Aars.ss, s..arsss.
iioe7 rrsna Des x0ssxs ~ Sarsak ADD Lsna- y WL9>
= tsrss,st q n,l,ss ADD b {, thsss tlnses ~ssks
Lease pes x-dlss H'a>tsy' Tesnessas and m
As..ss i { laisrssss s. fspn; S.. :,
Lesvs xsnts4,est Tzssday, Tsssss.aJ, sai saiE:-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-18
uApoLEoU's HAIR TOILET

They would also announce to the public that they are
Agents for
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-07

WAsHINGrONi Nay D.
The United States gunboat Huron was captured on
the 10Th ult OF Charleston BY the schooner Glide, Of
Charleston while attempting TO run the blockade
She was bound 20 Nassau, and loaded with 900
bales Of cotton and five tierces Of rice Her papers
and log-book were thrown overheard during the
chase. .---
A plumber Of the members Of the COMMITTEES on
Military Affairs Of both the Senate and House, &C
companied by Gen. Clark, Executive Clerk Of the
Senate, and Mr.. Smith, Clerk OF the House, as q
Military Committee, have gone to Fortress Monroe
and the headquarters Of Gen. Mcclellan % Proecate
inquiries touching the charges sgainst Gen. smith
and other matters Of Importance IN the prosecution
Of the war. -,
Colleges provides that the public lands shall Ds
Stated to the States and Territories which may
" ,tsh Colleges to teach the science OF ABu
esi1o es1..,ro 4 the mechanical arts in the proper
tion of s0 600 ceres for each Senator ana y
-loA tsti,s fbe urHceeds acquired by the SAFE ~
- - 49,, Is, - ne invested in Government stocks
siet5jng At least 5 per cent One conese' a.
{aost Tn9Ist ae endowed and supported IN tLe
STATE or Territory which received tne H,-is
-. s.r.ta Committee on Finance has reported
| about go amendments TO the House lax Dill Dlll'
after having heard the representatives. " ~ s.
fiOps representing various Interests AulO-s ~ ~
/ Amendments they have strlcken uul t. sHS - - AZ
an Teotied and mixed, and increased tnat On ~ Is
tiIIad snirifs to twenty cents per galloni 70 y
1 COLLECTED at the distillery's bRs not % OpeLats
S,oo1 30 stock on hand previous 70 the passage
| OF this act -.-,,t-., ont :
r.stpT beer and other malt liquors remain nnQls
I A - Three per cenfum Is proposed on " W
tuFbe,. '-ts Of railroads isteamboats &c i ~
gross receil eanks heee on g. e.t.ls, & -,-,,
tS- instead Of fift, oOacao ~ eehls pel PoI. PIlt
i've cents on calves. "eeorelna 70 qaalt'y
Cigars from I1 n AZ osnts ~ on cotton /
The lax 0t one cent per poul
stricken out, and schedule taxing pla..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-07
CHANCE TO MAKE $500.
TO LEWIS LILLE,

TO LEWIS LILLE, sl
Or his Agent, S. R. NooLLEX
You haverecently put one ofy,'ur GREAT,
NEW, ECCENTRIC BANK LOCKS on a
large Safe in,ths County Treasurel''s Office ct
Pontiac also, one on Safe in the banking
Office of Messrs. Waldron & Baldy, OF Hills
dale in this State:
Now, if those gentlemen who PIarchA'sed
the locks of you, and which you guArante ed
for 10 years, will promise me that you shsIl
not be allowed to remove their locks from
doors of said safes.
Twill Bet you 500 Dollars
that can pick or open either of said lO,'hs
without injury to either locks or safes y on
to have the privilege of changing the con q
binatiOn and locking the lock yourselves.
Noso let US see t0ho lOiH back dom. Ny
money is on deposit at the State bank Of
Michigan, locked up behind one of Linus
Yale Jr.'s Double Treasury Locks, recently
sold said bank,
No10, 1OiU yOn bet me $500 againsta similar
amount, that YOU can pick, punch or tlOl0,
said lock from the door of said safe, without
blowing the safe OpenR If SO, am ready
for you. JAS. SARGENT.
Biddle House, Detroit, Mich, May Sd.
1856.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-07
LONDON TINES UPON THE RE-
TURN OF RUSSELL.
DUB ARMY NEAR CORINTH.
Amendments to the Tax Bill.
Last Nights Repert.
FROM YORKTOWN.

BALTIMORE, Nay 8.
Among the prisoners taken at Yorktown is the
Chief of Engineers on General JohnsOn's staff
who states that the whole rebel army at York
town amounted to 81, 900 men. he gives q most
deplorable account Of the condition Of the army,
and says they will be unable 10 make q stand any
where this side of Richmond. Their retreat
commenced before daylight on Saturday morn
ing, and he doubts not that the advance was
twenty miles distant at the time the last gun was
fired from Yorktown.
on Saturday morning Gen. Mcclellan signal
led five gunboats, laying before Yorktown, TO
proceed up the River to West Point and remove
all the distractions in their way Quite feet
of steamers and vessels loaded with troops were
discovered, and pursuit commenced, resulting
in the capture of some of them, whilst Others
were run ashore and fired by those on board who
escaped to the woods. It is said that by O'Clock
in the afternoon the gunbOats had reached West
Point at the head of navigation, nearly thirty
miles above Yorktown, frequently shelling par
ties of the enemy who were flying along the
shore and hanking that portion of the retreating
army who were moving towards West Hoint TO
take the Railroad to Richmond.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-07

Nv Nv. KeatinR, That the Council now
% i1to the election Of q Bridge Tender for
tbe Old River strbst bridge. Adopted.
Bohan was elected.
10 he election Of q Gas Inspector for one
year. Adopted.
Professor CAs'slls was unanimously re-
elected.
coed 70 the election Of Coal Inspector for the
ensuing year. Laid over one week.
BY Mr.. Thomas, That Geo. May be aP-
pointed Weighsr Of Coal for one year, in
same terms aS last year. Laid over one
week.
Bv Mr.. Masters, That the Committee on
Finance, with the Mayor, be authorized and
empowered 70 meet with the Railroad Com
Ssioners of the Q. @. 4 o. r. r and the
n "A. R. R for the purpose of cancel
Snr "a rrning certain bonds, &c, in their
possesSion % Nat have been redeemed.--
AJSP'Sd; BT %i. Dixon. That the City Marshal
be and is horsby in. Nr9etea y , Lon.e. "a "a
obstruotionf from the 10. ''o"5us IS,,'S...s
alleys, viz: First, Second, Ai -. S.,;8,i SS.a8'
Spruce and WorthiDgl onistre, " s'sv, 49,, - ~ =,
the alley running from Abbe.
Lorain street, between Columbus q. IA on l1s
ara HkEGHNbs ana u uCSnHnuiy W Ne4AA -
By M. stevens. That the fsgs for Bat
terry G, o. V. A, as prepared by the Conn
mittee, be accepted by the Council, and
Committee be appointed TO make thepToper
presen tation 10 said Battery on the part OF
the city. Adopted. Stevens, Palmer and
Roberts, Committee. ur.
By Mr.. Thomas. That the Counoil pro-
coed to the eleotion Of Woighsr Of Hay east
side. Laid over one week,
By Mr.. Dixon. That the Committee on
Markets be and are hereby instructed to re-
port 10 the Council if any means can be
devised by which the Weigher OF hay and
coal can be made remunerative TO the city.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Stevens. That the Committee on
Ordinances be instructed to prepare and
present an ordinance for the use and occu-
panoy Of the westerly end Of Euclid street
from its intersection with Erie street to the
Public Square by the East cleveland Rail-
road Co, embracing in sNid ordinance all the
necessary instructions, Obligations and con-
ditions that are contained in the original
ordinance, and the amendments thereto,
governing the action of the Council in rola-
tion to street railroads. Postponed till next
week.
oRDIEAEORs.
To levy and assess aspecial tax upon all
the lots or lands bordering or abuttiDg upon
old River street, between Cen tor street and
the Ship Channel Bridge. Passed.
To establish the grade of Hamilton street,
between Root street and the nOrtllerly line OF
ten acre lot No. 1S9. Passed.
To levy and assess a special tax upon all
the lots or lands bounding or abutting upon
Orange street, between ten acre lots IA and
10, and an alley between Jackson and Bel
mont streets. Passed.
To create q sinking fund for the payment
of certain indebtedness of the city. Passed
For the payment of claims. Passed,
AdjOurnedtO TO Tuesday evening, May IL, al
N o'clock.