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MEDICAL.
0R. KEELER,s
AND EXPEOT0RANT OANDy
AT AUOIlOh.......,..s.......Br D. OGTfGk SON.
Al Houss No lOs ruelia street

AND EXPEOTORANT CANDY.
For the cursof InfammstiOn Of the Lungs, Cough
Asthma, Oroups WhOOp lng-CouRh. IndusnEs, PPfu
bronchitis. lncisient Dor sumption, and thu relief
q consumpttVe pattsnbg In advanced stages Of the
disease Ii 10 also sovereign Romsdy IN ell cases
where Paregorio, Cordials aud AnOdyns8 are 90 fe-
Q7enty given II - also very agreeable to lake and
viii Do appreciated ~ thoae who have dslfke for
giving or taking other medicine. Children. nftsT
taking tt once will frequently ssk for It again.
sold by DR.. q. J KnkbBR,
marf.kH - PrhIfr snnara
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NTARRTFD.

n, T61--5.v -v.1J1- TIs-.E, 97.L bv tts R.v
w taTnes a. sho zoe de0oa ~ fho Br'Se'a f.thsr,
THUpnNR oURNEY to UELEN A BREDLEY,
al nfrFhastar. Tpsusa ~ n
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Dissolution.

DISsOLUTION-THR CO.
PAR pNERSHTP heretofore existing betEssn
toe under ign d, IN The rams Of the Forest CITY
Varuish CofnpauY. in Cleveland, is this day dEtolF
Cd o. { withdrawal Of James LaWrt nee, who has
transferred . interest to Ben'oR BTos. D., b.
JAmE5 UAWREEOE.
". PALMEE.
Bpriis IgZ aprs.sSs
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- EEaulnr Il1.1aF.

issue every ahernOos at o'el0ck ~ Even
l1F Leader tenilininE al the latest news up %
taattlmD. The Evening Leader VIII contain all
= tae teitffaphio neWe received In the day time
-a1d . complete paper In itaelG- Subscribers
~ be iurnished with the morning o. evening
sdi7ion et the same price, viE., Eve dollars
feerfoF MY oentl Otf month. News Agents tur-
WISHED ai ai.s0 per l'0c0piog
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ULnvELANp PaopuOE 80 -.
woREIEo LEADER oEEIos,

MORHIN9 LEADEH OFTfOE,l
TUEsDAT M0HHiho, April 9, ia J
ELOUR-The DArkss Jesief ~ vas dali ard
unchanged The only sale was % bbS Indiana
white ct 500.
WHEAT-Markst unchanged and hfm sails Of
car white at s., ,O5 on track. We quote rel - snl
@l.o7.
HIGHWINRs-nArkst steady. Sales Of hry
bbls at4-o.
EGGs-Dnll and heavy. ssss Of Il bbls a. 90.
Other articles quiet and unchanged.
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CHICAGO lIARKET-April ,.

Oh1CANV MAhhEI-ApFuV y
lBT THLaG1ARHsI
FIl0UR-Markst dull
WHEAT-harket quist.
fGRN-markrt inoctiva.
H5E5s PORK-NsrkSt dull and NOMINAL ct
sln.50.
REFF CATTLE-In good supply AID dun at
S3,l2k
sEORPFs-AsOO bbls a0uTi IS 900 bush wheat;
90 nm bush corn
EXCHANGE-Unehanssd. Cold , cent
premium.
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L0ST.

r OeT. ON TUESDAY AFrEREocH,
"A CHECK drawn By g. ". Hesrd on City Bank
iOr se5, ,32 Also, SIS 20 Bank eOtfs The finder
il he suitably rewarded bT leaving at the Of
fee Of ROUsa JENHINGS,
kp-2 Zll Superior street.
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R0TICE 10 PaYsIOIANs AHD THER0BLT

MAN OOD;
HOW LOST HOW REsF0REDII
JE8i pablisasd In ssaIsd Eavslopa. Priss g.
BEoToEE on fHR Eafuaz. TaEd9nrrf . 81 trV-
cal oIF8tf 5aarmaturrhl1a, or - mlaal tfsafn-ar
thloluDtarg Enia8lota, Ef Eual BBbllitT ard- a.
ped uenis . uaTriags gFn5rally, Hs-F5usl 16, Rs
iiepsy and flfRs CQnsrmptlols hental sud FdTtic5l
lnespgeity. Te9uhi 8 rom Self Abugs, e filT noh-
sft }. CuiVerWeil n D., auihor Of ths GaEEg B05E.
"A Boon 10 Th0usaads Of Sufi7sgs,'
sent under seal 10 plain anVslops 20 aqy afdrsss
lSost paid on zee pc Of sL cEnt5, two po1ta15
stampaa % lir o.. J. q. kLI6Es II EoaeTg. NsI
To1k, p. D. Box i866 aplesaf
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WHITE LEAD WORKS.

ms subscribers have on hand 8 superior artIsIs e
Purs Whit Lsad. also TIE shsabsr s1aass. 'Ehlsh
IAsy Snsr 70 Tie trsds nt very I0 prizes for an.
Feb. y, Issa. JOHN wEBsTER 400.
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M A R IN E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND,
zHTEzED-April 7,
Stmr. May Queen. Viger, Detroit, 6sS2 lbs rags,
lO2 half barrels hsh, 81 empty oil barrels
y bbls -four, bbls apples, lss packages
sundrie7 200 live hogs
Prop pSEtsnaouth. Bond, Duukirk, 81 TONS mdse
Prop, Potomac, Gebherd, Buffalo, Light.
CLEARED.
Stmr. May Queen, VigeT, Detroit, 23 tons bar
iron, 7O2 kegs aails, 7os boxes glass, %
bbls whisky, ls bbls oil, 10 tons pig iron
II tons stone, 846 gallons stone ware, 70
packages sundTles
Prop Portsmouth, Bond, saudusky, light
Bark Levi Rawson. BOder, Milwaukee, light.
SoOW Rescue, Freeman, kelley's Island, light.
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LEADER.

O0WhEB, -.
Ald0Ea. 0.5.,s ae.
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ny. STOCK mARKET-Aprn 2.

M Es 8EODA MAhAEA-ApFM0 q
fBE FuLIaRAFE.i
nGS1NEY-Markat steady and unchanged. Loaug
and mime psper range from sat D cent
STEH LING EXCHANfs E-MaTket ig drmer
With moderate business at ll24 Tor hankeTs htls.
Gns4D-Amsrtean In fair request at Gs > cant
premium.
CONVENIENT sTOCKS-United States e.
1881 92SGssS; 3-ln 1reaRurs Notes g9d 0998.
qFalaj Il p-Markef hettsr with only moderate
business. ChicaRO. Burli Eton Quincy 81 b ~;
Milwaukee Prairie dn Ohien Z74; Chicago Root
island 5iN; Galena ChicaEo IS Pan me- l2i: Ame-.
lean gold lt2H; HiChiRa Suuthern aus-antoed ~
S0 Michigan o. tral s.; PenusylVanis Coal Go 50;
Pacific Mail 99H! New York On Fl 53. Rris pre-
ferred 81: HudsOn s6S; Missouri s. Z; T-Dnesses
6s 55H; United Stairs s. ~ coupons g; Unit-d
stats 6s 's registered s2A: United States year
tihea es 9656; North Carolina s. So 50.
Ny. BANK sTATERIENT-Aprfl 2.
llT FELEGnAPH.
The hank statsmsnttO day exhibits the following
changes:
decrease ~ L0an9 s5stt
Increase IN specie t4zag
Increase In gl1st
Decrease In Deposits, ,.-...............-.., St544
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aprssss

DOcHEsTER MILLS FLOUR
III so barrels jugt received and lor sale By
~ 7 LYlE.
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! esIslGhf o0ED. : % IN

"1A1Ght OuhD, e uu0aN,
HOARsEs > Es5, CT sors Tlrrls
which nisht b ehscksd Vsiii7 :.
:i5isilif S llnp.o re1ae .. Il nqzlrste4 dIi-
en- terminates EHriad-lF. ~
are aware of ihe iu1nor-Sr--- ~
etopDlng ; Conrh or iE.r1sTF
ootr," in 10 fI8t sil16 ( iIzt
Hlt4ikA lsiEsla Ftslo % mid remedy N -
Attended %, soou Ertackl fts
JEooaEs' Vsrs arss inIr0d1e5d
eisyen ysafs sgo- lt. has 5ss1
article bsfoFs the uubie -
Ooughs, Colds, BronchiIiI- hgf5-
nsaiaiS relief. -
PUBLIC sPEAKERs AID sIEeRRs
sill lna them e1eetoAIfor clearing and straa ha,.
W s.n s0psgs hsartIy in The msuy. cor Su,sDaa.
lions o. the ''BR d, HAL 4 B OHsS," o-----s5
brought to cur notice. We were sufsri-sl7 - ~
lare Ooids IRON which We obtaintd -515.iIi.s -.
iny oi orr readers are Eufernn lrsr. -
tstiUns lartcl lsFig 4inisier8 - Frkile si-s3tr-
2 ss1 ~ I ai .sl u ne -, y fslsdy aii b-lngsf
4e4t % maeesl ro let anq e11ole lka1l % ~ - 81 y
iiila diinculy or su1ofiE = eosrs1 u rf5II-TlsI
NJ s.. - go, = ~, y - mA1 iniItliuas Esk ior
slths % Iovs eIFeris nfe, rave proved rhtir 49,
tsssllsl 4Ae ssuetion q pnFsican1 Gatert
3i SAG le5tmoEials nom enainsnt mll tarodFfddt
GeA fsmPsr Rot with Nature and toa lsPs.
lhzEseal aud neral that sulio her opsraiious Rs,.
sifn WeTo made % USE and rot ABUSE. Tils 49,.
II haSnlio sZsiug fOal the latier are 'sriou;'' ~
1oSs settled hahla % the haseF sort nay q, ~.
'ons By . carefol psrulai q TIE work s.sUffti
SRAlLTT, o. Psychological Rsssarohsl - j N,
~ theses dehasod and desradsd E5cthf ma ro-ff
- tie bEink Of diasO!Eslo1, 70 ths purhs q b-fs
ieos and Virt1s Read and - oozginasd. tie tfr1.s
thsrs.
1esl - m. aABIs.fH, "a Bie-,hsr st-ss.t. IA,
selA. Frios = esas.. soLs lrss sgsFysasrs, n.
Ssl3 slso = Z. y. iaars, Drs-aiS.s. gsss.i,,.f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

Honly let those Who have control In these
matters remember that We are here, IF not the
larQesL certainly the second Ia siss Of all our
rational srmiss, with the enemy's best Gen
al and his most formidable force hardly
tro days march from rs and that 81 the
ksad Of ths surgical department for this ar
nv. 60 soon txPeoting 70 be engaged in the
dsciSiTe contest Of the war, We have an ON
esr notorious for stupid blunderas cold blood
q nealsct Of the wounded, expressed oislCy-
airy, and drunkenness when most needed on
Shs hela
sGI have only to add, that FOR every state
sans made above have chapter and verSo
dats aai place, end nAnea Of Witnesses"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

To amend Section 2 Of an act passed March
2s, 1853, entitled tan act 70 provide for
the regulation and support Of Common
Scbools in the City Of Cleveland"
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POISON NOT IHE head
OTHEB HIM 7 0HEHisT8.

Produces any Hhsds ON rfch mslicW brown e. clos
seq black n zen inals1, and contains 40 fnFr8els
snt thas 8 injurious % the hair.
naanlsetaEad b. ,. CEiItsdoro, 80. Aa1cr Eoass,
IsWKort Sold sFe4yWbsrc. and sp5liod bg alI HuiE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

~ Reserved Seats can be geeursi At BrainArd'I
musio store on Tuesday aBd Wednesday.
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PROPOSALS..
IoRoPosALs
SERVICE.

OnDyascs OpYcs,l
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Aptil -. isa2.
en- he evening tie 18th of May. 1885,. manufacturing
In tn United States for the governments. within
fran that ate the follow az descsipon olarns, Viz
spr npfleld Killed Musk.is, model 1856.
aficr's Ferry Rincs with sword bayonets and ars Sao
herds model lsaS
Brcech luadlng oarbin ~. for cavairy.
Revolver PISTOLS, army size.
sabres for light caynliy.
Non, mssioesd o;.cers' swof's- stse! ssas1srla
Masirians swords
steel ScaDbards Tor rt1ed muskct Dsyorefs.
Proposals viii state
For niuskes ana rsaes the price for 20 eso eits
thc reduction proposed gun, 'os each additional 1o-
2O,O0a.
cr rcvolyers ard csrbncs he kind proyosc md The
prize 5000 and seduction par pistol arbinss TOR each
additional 100 10 .aVO,
For swortts scabbayds the price or ssh of the
patterns CD s3s also for
each ada. tiJna 5Ce1 70 BOO
All the nrraius furnished With the gegilsr
The rrcd nusketS 10 be In all retsciS dcD
tlca with the iiscd Ssss Armory,
Springfield MAJ and Interchange with y and With
each other IN their parts Eacn OF the other ns o nres
must al>a interchange with one anothssin the sirs
The materials for bcrof tbs rely hest 90
nty aaleabe iros parts IL be allowed 70 be nnd.
by Rcgua isps, and be cxed, gvsay
transportation az the expense OF the con. .e,n~ ~ such
u,s be di,vted INSPECTIONS ~ih bc made stths
factories lots VI no. 'ess than i,OuN b..
will state he The cs;sdtshnent rAskng
the number aud date a the rst delivery And rate
des monthly thercaier tapurstc MAKE telisety
inferior macriel Into TN work. VIII subicct
the whole number IL contracted Cor TO surc
| The option of tho department.
bid and WIN cons.tr made hrsrx agent broker
! rarity other u an the regular Manufacturers g.
foposals win 10 addressed as tebows;- Generi u W
eno,scd Proposals for Muskes-or rfies ssorcs &e
/ the case may be.
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/ 'N DRAMA 49,
/ SGsrAFrA. FARCE
EVEN 4G f St r. SSi5F vssa lss'Ic
MISS c4RoLiHSSE arcars>is
ROUND AFTER s' m5tsb Ds5ils Hrrias "a
ann iinT ~ AND FASHIONABLE AUnIaNsEs,
,ro,, ,.r SPACIOUS AUDIroRrUa
| Brilliant reception Of
'...a.' BEST rERrsIcuoREAN Artist
MR. ra SEM n HsB Gp;AS Rs nAEMayAsrus
AN INCREAsED oRcmEsreA.
ExcErLEFr p iaa AZ COMPANY
As%,ssiGn a, Dres; rcic and rAraue ceats
eny circle entrance on Crosby street 3. cent
Doors oa Sr san 4 fs,tSr g ma
sHs 5};5 S sss \ SA SSs acI0'R'
saS aas4 sB Bsssss sf gRsii,r
sTE sSssst e h Ii i!Tis
sesss * 81 ra sss ana DE Circle s
week
AURA EnEgEg N EAT Ts WILL WILL =. Re CLOSED
'A''' '''S' V" ' DRA MI FAN rAsrauE.
EntlA 49,
REASON kNt FOi.iS;
LIFE III rhArs
THE PRIDE AND GLORY
i
MAGNIFICENT city Is the weria tan0ts
"PAkrEIAN CABsNIiT OF WO9Isl:l. AND HdArOMYW
h53 BROADWAY \
(next d0or tp Bsti I;l9en Ii CA'sl
All who value wisdom hao~A lge aod power
''00'u = 0'os s'S'' ''i' E.sxGyluNa
MOST wONDERFVn.
EXTRAORDINARY
MARVELLOUS
THRyIIIINa.
UNsURPAsSABL6,
SUPERB,
INVALUABLA
lNSTRUCFJT4
SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS.
Cfeh Ter srrfiemen oaly, fru,o.0 till To-
Administers 25ceuts.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANStDUS.
~"~eT|S~7
A .Tsr0NfIC@, CASH BUYERS
IA All perS0ps who htrs'i to
FURNISH THEIR HOUSES
with of the mentioned belo.s invited 80 c.
anime ear stock, consisting OF
fREaCH CflkA DINNER SETS
FREisSi CHINA TEA SETS.
FRENCH CtinS DESSERT SETS
Rich Aab PLAIN CUT TABLE 81 .eS
TABI.ls CUTLERY, &C, &C. W
We 0le.he following bargains that cins'lcd pl'
Silver Plated N coma, the Isl
Silver latct. Fable Stoons, the dozen so
Silver Plated Table Fosks the dozen. 30
Sivrr ia,ed ,ahc scts so
Silver rhted Tea, s,e,a ak pieces, chased ieNo
s5-Larses' size. handse"ey chased bO
so-slLyER f r. Is COFFEE SShss.s' - SO %
Slo-Ncw styles beautifully engraved. 10 10
So $40. $40 $40.
Cut Glass Go,ets. the dozen. 81
Cut Glass Decanef. pins the %
Coloed Bohemian GLASS Finger Bowls the dozen -
Ivory handled Dinner Knives, the dozen %
Ivory handled Tea knives the dozen. %
IRONS'roNE CHINA. q q,
I,oasoas cina Dinner Plates dozen %
Ironstune china Soup Plates. dozen %
Itonstone china Toilet Sas II pieces. .......us 20
TOGETHER WITH
the ars,s, snd mo,. Varied assortment Of c,yrrpra
The city embac Eg Tie useru, mcai articles
- DWELLING HOUSES
STOKES, CHURCHES.
HOTELS, &C, &C
Everybody medita,ius an invesmeu, IL, Gas ttxtaesvi
OWN INTERESTS
- - 4 r. DALEY 4 90
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AMUsE MY1 N'rs.

NIDL0S GARDEN-BRlLLIANT SUCCESS.
In Third week OF the ma snieeni operate spectacle
THE ENCHANrRESS
TIE USEQUALLED FUkORE
attendant on the production OF This hcantlii piece
~ MO IN AN EMINENT DECREE,
OPERA a
BALLET,
SPECTAGLL.
BURIETTA
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REMOVALS.

REMOVALS..
TT LEON A Co, IMPORTERS OF CUTLERY &C.
Ill. have removed 10 ~ Warren street,
TALL. CORNELL Co HAVE REMOVED FROM
Ill i3 Maiden le, tsT orc ll5 fulton stfcc, brtweeu
William and Nassau.
NrorfcB-TIIE AGENCY FOR THE SALE Or Goops
the UNION lNpr, RUBBER coMpASy
will be tcnpved the >t OF May nexg f0m No 100 LID
=" ny. g. uAopEN. President
REMovAL r,ous n,.ox
| Has removed 10 IL Nassau stce
| between Pine And Cedar
| JDEMOy AL-wILLiAM w SANGER, NJ n. HAS y a
Nv moved 70 " OuntoA SSce, Egbth arect tee 6,,a
sess VI H,oaiwaY,
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A RrICLES FOR TRAVELLERS. SOLE LEATHER
N rranSs Dress aud Bonnet 1runKs Leather and Catp
Bags, elegant made Ladit g. Travelling and
BAGS JOHN CATTNACH, Manufacturer aud Importer. 50
Badway OF Wall street aud 100 Broadway neas
Fourth
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SHIPPIy0. -
TUX BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN Ro'"A'
,iEr&sEs sRW FORK AND LIVERPOOL. oALLISd
AT corn uAks spk,poo1. CALLING
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND IL. Hst NM, "nA''-SO
SCOTIA. Capt. Judkins, CHINA Capt. An-arsont
PERSIA. Capt. Lott, ASIA, Capt Cook
ARABIA, Capt. Stone, EUROPA, Capt j. Leitch
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon, CANADA, Capt Muir
AMERICA, Capt.. Noodle, NIAGARA, Capt. A Ryrie.
AUSfRALASIAN.
These vessels carry white light at masthead; green
GA starboort bows red port bow.
LIVERPOOL. -
iiet cihn passage. SiO
Second cabin passlg 10
LIVERPOOL
n'eI cdo,n passage
Canada Capt Macauey leaves Boston Wednesday, AprS 0
Persia Capt. Lott New York Wednesday, May 4
America, Capt. Stone, Boston Wednesday, Nav H.
China Capt Anderson, leaves New York "Wednesday Maya
Niagara, eapt Cook, leaves Boston "Wednesday, May H.
Scoa, Capt Judkins leaves New York "Wednesday, June
Europa, Capt Noodle, leaves Boston "Wednesday june T.
Persia Capt Lott leaves New Yorx Wednesday June Is
Rerhs not secured unit paid for.
An experienced board
The owners OF these ships will not be accountable fo so
silver <ullion specie tewelty precious stones or nettl
unless bills OF an signed therefor aud the value Thereon
therein expressed. Fo fres ID passage apply 10
+. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
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NEW B0WERY THEATRE.
IN SOLE Proprietor. ..........-... Mr.. j. W. LIN0AU0
FRIDAY. May T. 1862.
The enpent actor,
MIR. T. EDDY.
In 5haksptres grea. Tragedy OF
MACBETH
fFAv0EITg DANCE BY MISS LOUISA BROWNE.
Tue Nautical Drama Of
BIN. THE BoATswAIN.
And tho CONT Farce OF
GaY PRECIOUS BETEEY
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Tse%New scenery, by ISHERWooD viii cnnsis Of
9ALOAN AND DRAWN ROOM IS THf3 HOUSE OF
MONSIEUR DE- rCrAPPMLlFs.
Ex2 EhiOR OF TIE GOLDEN III N INN.
TIE WIDOW MELNOTfE'S { ITrAGE,
VIEW OF TILE CIII or LYONS.
I'm rebeArsa
MONEY, &c.. Sc.
Family CirA .25 lriraie Boxes 81
Boxes 5AifqNet..5D Orchestra Stalls. .........
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,CSrEAM 10 LONDONDERRY. GLASGOW AND LIVER.
~ poo-fhe Montreal St'amshp Company's hst class,
sfuU powered Clyde built steamer BOHEMIAN, Captain
Baantyne carrying tac Canadian and United States mails
wall sai from Portland next Saturday, May g. Rates of
nsassge from New -Ps class according to accommo
daohs. $50 and $685. steerge with good lsion,
so. R,le. Of passage from
lowing reduced rstes-P cabin Sl37 Sl67 Steerage,
SEQ Get istes issied for bringing passengers from all
tae prncip,l in Great Britain and ireland as very
rates For passage apply at y Broadway, New York.
SABEL 4 SEARI.E, General Agents.
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<.vxrtrNry'S NEW AND LkFr OFF CLorhtMi
nn,chssrd Tor the Wcsero market IN large or sinai
~ Nj. mi vane viii be paid without hasSng or seeking
,xmpose Please call nj tue store a. alaress taouas "
Conxoy. ~ 0ensse street.
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D.yANTS' MINSTRELS
ID Mechanics Hal. Az Broadway, a.,ve Grand street.
MONDAY, APl;IIs H. and night during the wno.
AN KNTiRE. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
THE RUGGED PATH; OK, SONS OF MALTA.
WOMAE'S RIGHTS, MISSISSIPPI Films.
TllE LOST CHILDREN.
THREE HUNTERS, CARTE DE- VISyTE.
Campbell Fowler, Gouh. Hilton, Leslie In sonxs u.
Tlios j. Peel, in his intnable Champion ~,
Emmett. Florence, EpA Horn. Neil and Daa Bryant
Doors open Curtain rises O'Clock. Vckets Is
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FROM WARRINGTON.

Washington, Jan. 9,
An attempt was made last night to
blow up the Mansion House in Alexan-
dria, formerly hotel, now used as hos.
pital A barrel had been secreted in the
cellar filled with powder and projectiles,
and a fuse extending from there to sta
BILE had been ignited, but was fortunate
ly discovered by the guard. But for this
watchfulness, several hundred lives would
have been lost
VIM I. Smith, son Of the banker, was
arrested to-day charged with communi-
eating with the rebels Il is considered
one of the most important arrests made
siLce the rebellion began.
The Senate Committee on Judiciary
came to the conclusion, six to one, TO re-
port against the expulsion of jesse d.
BRIGHT.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Afternoon Report.
THE GREAT EXPEDITION STARTING I.
St. Louis, January 10.

st. Louis, January TO.
The Cairo correspondent of the Repub-
lican telegrpahs that the great expedition
is ready to start All the soldiers and
most Of their wagons are embarked on
steamers, which will leave as soon as the
dense fog which overhangs the river is dis
PEELED. The troops are in the highest
spirits and impatient to be of. The feet
will ascend the Tennessee river some dis
lance, but the final destination of the ex
petition il not known. A considerable
body of cavalry will start at the same
time from Birds Pointand proceed through
Kentucky, joining the H4aiaitFag 1T HE
point OF debafkation on the Tennessee
river.
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From CAIRO.
Especial Dispatch to Missouri Democrat.


Cairo, Jan, s, 1862.
JEFF. Thompson's band is again infest-
ing the country West Of Commerce,
Price Landing and Southwest of Cape
Girardeau. A body of $50 of them is at
Williams mill, near Saxton, grinding
wheat. The remainder Of them are scat
tered about in various parts Of that coun-
ty. Boats coming down the river should
exercise great care.
Jeff's force has been materially reduced
of late, now numbering not over GOO men.
After the return of the expedition frcm
Birds Point, last night, second force,
consisting of detachmeuts from the 10th
Iowa, 22a and 18th Illinois, under cum-
mand of Col Pursell, of the first named
regiment, left for Charleston, Mo. They
got away from Binds Point about | ! D m
About daylight this morning, their ad-
vance was fired upon by the rebel cavalry
which they were seeking, lying in ambush
in corn field As soon as they fired,
they jumped on their horses and fled.
Five of our men were killed by their
fire, and several others wounded, the loss
falling mostly on the 10th Iowa The
names Of the killed are not obtainable this
evening
The expedition brought back as prs-
oner man residing on the other side Of
Charleston, who on approach Of our forces
stated that no troops had been in lis vi
entity for several days. The ambush was
but l50 Yards beyond his door.
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FROM BENTON BARRACKS.
BENTON BARRACKS, Sr. LOFTS,
January G. 1862

January 6, 1862.
ED. GATE CRY $50 much time has
elapsed "since last had this pleasure
that hardly know where or how to CON-
mence communication, the chief object
of which is 10 correct an erroneous i'm
preston that seems 10 prevail III your
section in regard to the neumerical force
of the gallant Seventh The fact is,
that Notwithstanding our losses by battle,
disease and discharges, the Regiment has
yet eight hundred and .torty iee men and
is daily receiving new recruits IN spite of
all the obstacles thrown. In the way OF re-
cruiting by the powers that be, and we ex-
pcct TO have the maximum number in a
few weeks A large number of our off,
GERS and men are still unfit for active du.
", but all seem TO be in fair way of re-
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Amended supreme Court hill.

Mr.. Trumbull's amendment to Sher-
mans bill, reorganizes the Supreme Court
as follows: Maryland, Delaware, Vir-
GINA and North Carolina, constitute the
Fourth Circuit; South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama, Mississippi and Florida, consti-
tute the Fifth Circuit; Louisiana, Texas,
Arkansas and Tennessee, constitute the
Sixth Circuit; Indiana, Michigan, Wis
consin and Minnesota, constitute the
Eighth Circuit; Illinois, Missouri, Kansas
and Iowa, constitute the Ninth Circuit
Sherman's bill put Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan together.
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AGRICULTURAL AFFAIRS.

" ashlnsston, Ian II -
The United States Agricultural Society
adopted a series of resolutions adverting
to agricultural education and prepared a
premium list for series of experiments
on the cultivation of cotton in the middle
and Northern States also Of hemp and
fax. The awards are to be made by the
central agricultural societies Of the States
in which the competitors reside. Ar
rangements are also perfected for nation.
al exhibition to be held in this city in
January next