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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-30

The hospitals at Falls Church have beor J.
! continued, and the sicI and wounded nun,S " Il
ing l,6)0, removed TO an encanpmert no..t E
which has been designated as s.camn II Il
mond." 'N'
There is talk Of sending Major Gen. c., &
| wallader to New Orleans, in place Of Gensn
Butler.
The Washington Star says:-'The m;,.
able apologies for officers, who loaf about IL
hotels, or so unblashingly saunter about onI
streets gallanting the painted Jezebels Will
which the city is stocked, should e Their b
sent to their commands in double-quick time 4.
or should have their shoulder straps stripn5
from them. .
Gen. Mcclellan yesterday assumed cornmap}
of the army OF Virginia. General Burnside il.
t. command the army Of the Potomac, am..
General Pope to command the army Of the \
Rappahannock.
Gen. Butler has issued an order emancipsH
ting every slave giving information that shall
discover the ''conceaed arms Of his or her mas
ter.
The n. Y. World says that one Of Genera
Pope's great faults is, unreliability Of his.
statements, and that Mr.. Lincoln has sal: 50.
Persons who were attached to the staff Of
General Pope, and who were taken prisoners
but who escaped at Warrenton, say that the
10Y manifested by the citizens of WarrcntonI
upon the return Of Stuart Cavalry with their
trophies exceeded all bounds. The population
of the VILLAGE turned out en- masse. Ladies
ran up to the soldiers and embraced them, al
though many Of them were entire strangers
The only bell left in the town rang out loud and
Gear, aud blended its music with the cheers OF
til. thronging villagers
John Ross, the Chief Of the Cherokee S'
ton, and retinue of fifty persons, are en-
route for Washington; where he goes to lay
his grievances before the President ana 70
urge the sending Of body of troops to the
territory. A dispatch from Des Mones
SAYS that arrivals from Fort Dodge bring
reports Of the destruction Of Springfield on the
Minnesota State line, by the Indians. Emme'
and Dickinson counties are reported IN danger
and the settlers are fleeing South to fo'
Dodge and other places for safety.
A dispatch appeared in a Philadelphia pa,
per calculated to wound unnecessarily Inc
feelings of tie family and friends OF GENERA
Bohlen. It was stated that Mr.. George meg
Ter, while conveying the corpse IN buggy wa va,
attacked by guerrillas, and fed, leaving 'ns
body in their hands. The facts are 'll1s''
Mr.. Zeigler en- ployed Messrs. Brown & :; Ai the
ander, government embalners! TO oDta nonrI Ie
body. They intrusted the bushes; to eoOt b[
Of subordinates, whose vehicle, while Oh ~, NY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-30
WAR NEWS.

Washington paper Of last evening states
*hat heavy firing was heard from the vicinity
If Fairfax Station Yesterday morning: which
probably proceeded from renewal OF the pre-
vious. engagement The same paper states that
the Confederates have disappeared from the
line Of the Orange and Manassas railroad, but
Yesterday morning occupied hill at Lewlns-
eurg. twelve miles from Washington, and tour
miles from Little Falls bridge. The Contede-
rate force which advanced on Manassas is estl-
mated to have been thirty thousand strong,
oon7,1osed Of Gen. Jackson's army corps and
Cen Stuart cavalry.
The latest advices from Cumberland Gap re-
nort that, On the 23d inst, the Federal troops
were IN excellent health and spirits, and had
nrovisions enough to last 81 Ity days 1t is be-
1;eved that the troops can hold the Gap against
any force that can be sent against them The
number Of Confederates on the western side OF
4he Gan is estimated at from twenty to thirty
thousand.
It IS reported chat the Confederates have
ovacuated Chattanooga and moved toward
Knoxville, one hundred and eighteen miles
distant in a northwesterly direction
4 dispatch from Louisville states that band
# Two hundred of NTorgan's men entered the
village OF Glasgow, KY, yesterday, and seized
The provost marshal. The remainder Of his
force was moving on the toWn.
Gen. Rosecrans arrived at Louisville yester-
DIV, and took command Of the post. Fortiti-
cations commanding the city have been erected.
On Monday last, near Bloomfield. Missouri
Federal force Of one hundred and thirty men
attacked i guerilla band, three hundred and
fifty strong, AMI routed them, killing twenty
and VIC lnding MANY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-30

p0rFp p PARAGRAPHS "- Hultuna 2n PuTrO
Al the La { accounts, the Confederate Con-
p,ess was discussing the subject OF increasing
the Southern army, and the most proper means
70 ACCOMPLISH that object. -Ihe Northern pa
ners all say that it would be much better to
~o,nova +he nresent restrictions With regard TO
The publication Of army matters, after results
are effected. The Washington National Re-
,,,,hcan thinks that to couple colonization with
Characterization will be fatal to the latter, and It
urges the setting free of slaves Belonging to
5;slova} persons. 1.-The Washington papers
announce the rapid arrival Of new troops from
the North, in that city-The New York pa
ners are in receipt Of Richmond papers as reg
1,larv - i they came by mail-The London
Times is quite caustic in its review OF Mr.. Be-
wards letter which elected Earl RusselIs DIS
match, denying the correctness OF Mr.. Seward s
statements-It is said that Queen Victoria IS
- visit next month Belgium, and. the late
Prince Alberts birthplace at Gotha'-n " +;
Thackerav' novel, 'Phlllp, IS not IegaroGu
with nacnliar favor by the London cFlecS:n 80
issaid that there are accommooatlohsS lol o'ooo
sick aol voun.ied at the Eplscopal soen1lllafS'
near Alexandria. --..sn.-.-
Tho recent advices from England represent
y, rxaa, distress in themanufactuung districts
- Increasing &c an alarming extent. Every day
~oon,s - increase the pressure ana diminish
<ba rnrobar of mills adording even partial EN-"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10


EI,0UR-AATket has agaln declined 50 With
noeslstS, demand ior export and home consumption.
saieS ii76o bbiS St S4,soatSO for suporhns state;
,s5@b,lg or extra gtafe t4r5Oee4 80 ior aupernne
yesterni sss9e5,S lor common to medium eHtra
brands extra round hoop OhiG s5yS586,5o for tfads
: CANADA FIOUR-Msrkst At dull and Sc lower.
Sales $50 bbls at S4953sl5 for spring; S5O86s5 for
RYR FIOUR-Marks. quiet and steady. Sales
CORN MEAIs-In moderate request. Sales 800
bblg Jersey at $50.
@25o, including small parcels at H4o.
WHBAT-Markst dull, heavy and l@2o lower.
Sales 10 30 bush Inferior club on railroad track 81
7Oc; so buah Veig choice amber Jersey at Slss OO
bush common winter red western at 20; 1900 bush
red etate private terms 5000 bu white western at
RYR-Markst quiet at sQesIHo.
BERLEY-idsrket dull. Sales 1000 bush Bay
OORN-MArket lo lower with moderate export
demand. Sales s9 00 bush atb2ablo iJr mixed "esl,
ern In store and delivered 5so % arrive early part o
next "eeAi ooc for southern yellow
OATS-Msrket quiet Sales ct loo4so tor Jer-
ssv. Canada, western and state.
EUGAR-Raw continues N good dsms2a ~ 9,si4s f9e
Porto Rico at sasNc; 1890 boxes Havsns at sas6o'
OllFFEE-sules 1900 bags St. Domingo ior e1'
PSR r slightly fsvoru buvsr with more
doing. Sales 3.sd3 bbls at Sl2.sTsEAls0 tor ness;
9i2,O0al35n for prime meBs; si9maal021 ior primei
1925 for thin mess. The government contract for
1o.n00 bbls. nsarly All prime mesH Wa9 awarded y
sl2 5oals2t fSr prime mess Sst1 as u ior mess 'n'
RFFP-MArkst rules frm, sales go Dds q
IS O0700 tor country prime; sssl901 20 I1 91S W.
PRImF SsRss HBRB-Markst quiet and firm.
Sales at s2nh22 -
RRRP WARIs-In moderate demand. Sales leC
bbls A. SI7.n0.
CIT WE ATa-Tn good demsnd. Sales so pack
ages 46a4No for shoulders; 5861<c for hamst
RAODN sIDFS-Markst less active SALES ~,
boxes At SIC for short ribbed middes &c for choice
short clear do. -,
TIRD-Markst hardly so firm. Sales 1850 b0l'
'BfTFTTER-seIns at IaaHO for OhiOi ls8I7c
q CSHfiKIiRsE-Msrtst hrm at $3.50,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

Gen. Pops's oficiai report Of the capture of
Hand Ro.1O. is very fullIand terssly graphic
For want Of space we must dispose Of it
In paragraph, although well worth publica-
ton IN full. BE describes the topography Of
ths Island and lis surroundings, with the
vsry great natural difficulties Of reducing it
Rf7es q history Of the opeFatlOns preceding
end daring the bombazdmsnt pays the high
s1t hOnors to the officers and men who con-
ssuctsd the ship canal for twelve miles
through the BWRmPs and bayous and mar
rStss n 3 clear, soldisrly style, the crossing
a hiu foross ard the anal capturing Of the
imms6ss foros and stores. OF the grand
r.salh Of this capture be says that three
CelsrSls. two hundred and seventy-three
Rad and oompany oHcsrs, SiK thousand
SsVsn hundred prisoners, one hundred and
tws1ty.shrss pieces Of heavy artillery, all Of
tbs vsry bsst character and Of the latest pat
hrns. ssysn thousand stand Of sGsIi arms,
several Whsrf-boat loads Of provisiOnG, an
immense quantity Of ammunition of all
kinda many hundred horses and mules, with
Nsg0nI and harness, &C., Sc, are among the
1p5lls. Very few, # any, Of the enemy es-
oaPed, and they only BY Wading and swimming
thsOugb TIE EWamps.
-1ho oOnducs Of the troops was splendid
throughout Not man VA. lost nor an &C.
oidsnt net With. TsiH repolt should be pre-.
: served anSag the archives Of the rebellion
% show 70 future generations what Loyal
VoiuntssES planned and executed in the var
agHin5t EobaIion.
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ReceiYes patienis daiIY, at &c


WEDDELL H0,U s E.
Ris oxtraoFdinary success in TIE speedy and Per.
manent cure Of these diseases, e. we'll ahsT Dis
eases saf iuarsc lead 3 consumption, has ELECTED
the strongest testimonials from many Of the best
citizens Of OlsVsland and Vicinity.
Persons BufIsring from coughs, n'ghtsWeat5 blssd'
ing at the lungs, general debility, partial deafness
imperfect sight, loss Of voice. enlarged neck, loss Of
appetite, lAnguor, dsspOndsnoy, heart complaint
dihculty Of breathing diseases peculiar TO women
So, should apply immediately,
By this nsW system the remedy is carried directly
to the diseased part, and CURE is effected, even
after all other medicines have been tried In vain.
~ The Patient begins to improve n ON the very
day Of beginning to use the medicines. They are
highly soosDtable to patients who cannot take
'btrong medicines"
~ The Doctors charges are always reasonable.
and especially light to those In limited eiroum
stances
The strongest testimonials from hundrodI Of the
best people in this section Of the country viii be
shown ap0n application. Apl4-dkW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

The following items are from the Detroit Ad-
Vertiser of the sth.
ScHooEER Arctic, which was injured in river
St. Clair, BY running foul of the schooner Som
erset, has been Obliged to 60 into dry dock for
repairs. Her Captain states the Somerset was at
anchor, with her light on the sampson post, which
could not be seen, as II was hid by her stay sail
The proper place for 3 vessels light, when 81 an.
chOr, is in her rigging, and It is presumed tnaI
any sailor already knows this, If not, he should
know the first opportunity.
PRoPELLER DETRoTT, No. 1.-The work Of over
hauling, refastening and partially rebuilding the
propeller Detroit No. I, which II was thought
had been laid by as unfit for further service, is
now going on, and in "A few more days she viii
be again in running order. The engine and ma
ehinery formerly in uJe on board the propeller
NJ B. Sp9ulding will be her propelling power
and when everything Is completed she viii be
placed in the carrying trade between points on
the lake shore; thence to Toledo and Sandusky
with lumber and such like commodity.
The AMERICAN MAIL LINE ON TTEANERs-It
will be seen that two of these really splendid
boats are already on the route between this port
and Ogdsnsburgh, touching at all important
points on the lake. Thep viii be Joined By 9th
ers, and toe daily line viii shortly be complete.
The boats are among the best on the lakes, and
ard deserVedly popular, as Is also their agent
Mr.. Wooley.-1oTOTlto Globe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

The engagement was opened by FE Jack
son a few minutes before o'clock, and the
gunboat oRasco, which had gone length or
two ahead Of the mortar vessels, was the
first to reply. Presently the bomb hotills
commenced throwing its shells, somewhat
slowly at first but with increasing rapidity
a. the sailors became accustomed to their
work, until q bomb was sent from each YES
sci on an average once In i've minutes. Be-
fore the fight commenced was lucky enough
to Obtain Q place in the toretop Of the fEigate
Mississippi, where the entire field Of strife
could be taken In at g glance. Prom this
point saw the effect Of the firing. There
were 70 shots fred from the forts during the
first hour and bali, the larger number of
which came from Fort Jackson. Most of
them passed over the masts of the schooners
on the left, dropping in range Of those on
the other shore, but from $50 TO 200 yards
short After awhile, however, the rebels
got the range Of these six vessels accurately,
aud ths balls fell about them, especially from
Fort Philip, terribly thick and fast In return.
the bombs were directed spiritedly upon the
fort, and with such effect that the enemy
Slackened his fire.
4 The quick, sharp bark Of the mortsrs vss
Iuosssant. Following each report Is an sW-
sul rushing WhirF-Fsrr, as though ten thou
eaud humming tops were whirling in the air.
Fsch bomb s6en, when filed, weighs about
2I5 pounds, and the charge is graduated &C.
oordinR to the distance which the missile is
required to reach. We use here from fifteen
. twenty pounds Of powder at each dis
charge. and the length OF the fuse e forty
Ave seconds.4 Watch bomb from the time
It leaves the mortar until 1t explodes, and 1t
seems astonishingly long on the passage
They are thrown at a great elevation, and
describe the aro Of circle in their course,
the extreme altitude Of which is about equal
to the length Of the base. The practice was
pronounced to be excellent Every bomb
plunged in and about the fOria marking the
place Of is fall By throwing up columns Of
gray earth, which looked Like fountains Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10
0HTCAGO 0TARKKT-NIuy Q.


FIOUR-Markst is dull and nominally lO9l6C
''1SiiR 'W1SiHiRAT-Markst &c lower. Sales at 7s97sc
for No I: 6S67le for No z
TORN-market less irm and without change. =,
REGETPFs-s,sOO bbls hsur; 25IO0 bush wheat
lO9 n00 hush corn
wheat: l34 nnn bush ctrn
FEIGHFS-xe higher N
EXCHANGE-UnobanEe Gold scarce, ) .
nanf nramlnm.
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BUFFALO NIARKRT-may 9.


FJOUR-Markat dull end nothing doing
wa HEAT-Market dull and DO sale worth men
tinning.
OHT6-Market hrm.
WHTaHY-Market 1uiet at 24o.
THPORT8-ls,00O bbls hour; 1900 Duah wheat
% KXP0RTs -a,Oo0 bbIs aour; 3il 900 bush wheat;
q 100 bush corn; 5000 bush oats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

Gen. Frsmonl ia actively at work, Gen.
Cox has ndvanced % Giles Court House,
surprising and capturing number Of rebels.
Gen. MIlroy meanwhile is south OF Monte
rey With his face to the enemy, who are en-
oamped IN the Shenandoah Mauntains.-
Those journals which have been unable to re-
lent their hate, and have grumbled because
Gen. Fremont did not clear all the guerilla
bands out of his department in = week, will
soon have cause to congratulate him upon
bis activity and success.
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sTOCK RTARKEF-may 9.

.s rar- 81. rHT zuLaazAFE-l
FTONEY-Markst easier At la5 , cent foT call
loans; prime paper scarce and wanted A. A4e9o y
STFRLINa RXCHANGR-Markst Arm at
IIl4 for bankers bills. =. l. o.,
fSOS D-American gold active 81 p cent premi-
uz1 Californis gold bars are selling ct Se9sA .
9115sHVFRNgTRNT STOCK S-Markst hrmer.-
United States s 1881 l02k@lO2js; $40 Treasury
SSoSiIF S9Nsrkst batter with fair business
Chicago Rock Island 62<; Cleveland Toledo 49,
Galena & Chicago Tsh; Illinois Central scrip 6lS
MichIFan Southern guarauted 49; michiRan sou n
am 2ijl; Michigan Central 5qA; ReadiDg 4Isi Hafs
lem preferred sS: Hudson a; Pacific Mall ll6f; Ne|
sIlaia Erie prefarred 6656.
52Ss; Toledo 4 W abash 1st bonds s9A.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10
mIWAUKTR DIARKRT,-lIay 9

III IELEaHAFHI
FL0UB-Market dull.
WHEAT-In good demand. Sales atsOo for 30.
- RlyFCFTPS-I,e 900 bhIs -four; 5000 bush wheat.
6HIPMENTS-4 1900 bbls -four; $500 bushels
what.
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sPken NOTICES.
IMPORTANT 10 FEIEIEs.
Dr.. CHRRaFM6N's pTT.Lq-


DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
IhssombinAtion Of ilsredisu,u IA fhe,s RIn1 are
ths result o1a long 4nd pzssusiys pllotlcs. ThsT
are mid IN their nDsrston, and certain 81 correct
ING eli Iuegularinel, painful mansturzfI5ue. ~
moving Al strucriona, Whsihsr f-om cold Or othsF
EiFs hssdaohe, gain In thssfs. palDiistiou OF he
heagt, WhitsE. al nervous Affections, hyslaries q,
tigls, pain in tho bssk and limbs, &C. siulurbsd
alssp, which arise from intarTapfion 81 nature.
DR.. CHEE8E1EAN'g Pills
va ths eonmsnesnent 81 4 new srs q. ~ trsst.
nsnt Of thoss irresulEzifies and obsfrueon8 which
haFo oonaigned % many 20 pFsmsturo grave. No
salo can enjoy good health unless sks iI regular,
and Whsasysr obstruction taEes bla65 the general
health besinsto decline.
DR.. CHEE8EMANS Pills
ere fhs nest slIsctusl rlmsdy- sTsr knoEn sor sll
Complaints peculiar 70 Esmaias-zo al CLASSES thsT
are inVAuabls in1Eelns, via certainty, periodical
FsFalArity. IheT ere kn0En 70 thousands, Who
nave used them Is difsrunt periods, throlzhout the
country, haViss the sanction Of some Of ths most
eminent. .PhI sloians in America. sEl-1J
EEPlieit directions, Stating when they shsuld not
Be used, with each Box. ne prios 81, 90 psr Box.
eoutainihg from 3 to 50 Pills.
Pillssnt BY mail, promptly, b. renting % the
Proprietor. Fold b. Druggists generally.
BIB HUFgHtBGs, Propristor,
tlsfl % Cedar s., New YORK.
a. Sold Wholesals and Retail in ClsTsland b.
STRONG 4 sRM TROAG. april;soHRT
BRAHGRETh's VEsErABhE PILLS
Are infaibl for eostiTeusss, spasms ios Of aups-
tile, sick headache, siddiheas sense Of bloatng a.
tsr meals, dizziness, droa siness, and crsmpiDg
pains, ald all disorders Of the siomaoh and boWsIs
~ OfisinaI Letter st - Canal stlsst, Nsw
York.
}. J. O. COOK, publisher Of the gtats B1rnsr,
Bennington, Vs, says he Ess attacked WITH DIS
PEfsIA, and suffered 90 severely from ii, that not
particle Of food could Be saall0Wsd Efthout occa-
sioning the DOss uaeomf7Ftsbis ssnasti0n in his
stomach. F0r i've years be suffered from this
dreadful complaint VII n he Used BRAED1ErH's
PILLS. The hrst box did not benefit him much,
but tho seeond Broducs1 q change. end b. ths time
be had takfn SIX boxes q COMPILE oUbE Ea8
effected. he says: "1E dyspaDsiaW vas gene. and ny
expectation Of an early dAafh Vanishsd -
Brand lETH's PILLS are soli at tha principal
Ones, 20 Canal street, and Union Square, New
York.
Obtain your drst supply ffOm one Of these dapotI
Or from me Of the regular advertised agents for the
Gauuiu3 BEEudEsIh's Piils, yuu vii ttsn know how
to dl5eara between ths irus and hl5s
Sold b. a. 8. Gardner, I9 Superior 55rest, OlsFs-
land, Ohio and By au respectable dealers n maai-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10
MARRIED.

fat her, in StronRBVilla, BY Rev. D " Hhite,- Mr.
BENNY K. DAV. OF Sheffield, aud Miss ELIZA
BETH o. POMER0X, Of the former place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

eD-sold By Drurgists seusraIly.
AGENTS WANTED. Agents and Dealers fur
nishsd ct reduced prices. Address all orders to
Dr.. O. ". GRAY, Sole PFopritOr,
SI9 Pittsburgh street, cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

updsr the other provlsions Of the statute for
thas 6Hsnse. (s Bl. Com, 81
rs question presented by this motion
permits Of no doubt as TO Its proper Solu-
ton.
We cit here to administer the law, not TO
make Il.
With the exoitsmenis Of the hour We, as
Judges, have nothing to do. They cannot
change the law nor affect our duty. oause-
less and wicked as is this rebellion, and fear;
ful as has been It's cost already In blood and
treasure, it is not the less our duty to hold
the scales Of justice, in all cases, with a hrm
and steady hand.
The motion must be sustained. The in-
dictment will be quashed.
Flamen Ball, Esq., District Attorney, for
the United States; PHgh and Mitchell for the
defendant, a..I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

WOOL TWfNE, BROWN Do,
w ROBSs CcFdags.ise n. K.EAAA0hg1'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10
OOMMERcIAL
ULEVELAND PRODUCE mAtNEF.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,
EATuRDAY MnnnrHa NAV 10. Iall.

MVhNAH4 LMADAh UHHlUAt
SATURDAY MORHMa, May TO- lsd2. J
FLOUR-The market yesterday was quiet and
unchanged with but little doing.
WHEAT-sMGrkst duii. sale Of ] car red on
track at Slos 1900 bush from store at the same.
OORN-MWkst quiet and steady ct $50 from
track. No sales.
OATs-sals of car at go
HIGHWINEs-Adyancod and arm with sales
at 2eo.
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II D. KENDALL & co.
Rich Dress Goods from Auction

ReosiVed To-Day.
Humboldt and imperial Blus Oreps Morsts,
Eegant Printed Crepe Moretg, dFst importation.
High cOlOFed Orepe Mor8t1.
stsinbaoh, koeohlin B Cos OrFGndie8.
DrOguet Silks in black and oolOrB. r-
Humboldt and Imperial blue plain POult de BOi
silks.
Lupsn's High Oolorsd DeLaines
Lupin's Black BOmbaAinss, nsW color and finish.
Percalea-
BriIiantl.
Stella ShaWls, ko.
The above Goods were purchased at Bernhard q
Hutten'g late Auction EAle-the most desirable
70 Be sold Ct q SMALL ADVANCE FOB CASH.
myl0 II. d. KENDALL B 90.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

AERIEND ~ HEED. TBT d. %
Dr. Sweets INFAhLIBLE hIEIHEll7 3 rfs
ard lr0m the recipe Of Dr. stephen svsof q Con
lectlout, the great bone setter, and has been md
n hlI practice for the last tEuntg goars ith tls
nost Astonishing Sucoess. As an external r1Inliy
Is without rival and VII alleviate pain mora
soedfly tb an any other preparation. Tor al Rhsa-
nati0 and Nervous Disorder Il d trul5 iHialihtEa
nd e. curative for Sores, Wounss, sprsinI, Brui8-
-, &o, its soothing, healing and powerful strength
mug propsnSities, excite the Just wonder and S.
aolishment Of all Who have ever given q triai..
Over four hundred certificates Of remarkable e1feI
oriormed By Il within hs last two YEAR, sftelt e
ats faot. Strong 3 Arngtrougs Agents Tor QlsFp-
and. eeci0altoozEdEH .lli
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10

Detroit on the 7th
UP-Steamer City of Cleveland; propellers Ra
cine, Comet, Neptune, Wisconsin; bark Golden
Fleece, Quebec; schooners Starlight, Racer, Nil
Waukee Belle, White Cloud.
DoWN-Steamer Sea Bird propeller Susque
hanna; barks T. +. Parke, Prince Of Wales, Pa
eitic; brigs 81. B. Seymour, Sultan; sohOoners
Metropolis, Hubbard, Forest, Bay Of Quinte, j.
F. Warner, II. Hoppock, Clyde, Lively, Aeon
tias, III. Winslow.