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DEPARTMENT or STATE,
KashinRfnn. InlR IL. fSf2


A despatch has been received al this Depart
ment from Mr.. +. X. King, the Consul Of the
United States at Oporto, in regard to the rate Of
exchange, an extract from which 10 printed fcr
general Information:
By decree Of the Portuguese Government,
dated June sd, 1886, the value Of the United
States dollar was fIed at go rels 10 being at this
rate admitted into the circulation Of this country
Between this port and the United States there
10 no regularly quoted direct exchange. There
10, however, an indirect exchange between this
port and London. American vessels usually
charter to receive their freigh In United Stairs
currency or Its equivalent. 10 Is here the prac-
uce among the consigr zee VIII n the eIc hanRe Ia
against them to pay heights at the rate Of go 70
TO the dollar, alleging that, as tue value Of the
dollar Ia fIed by the 6oyernmt Mt Of this country
they are never bound 10 pay higher rate. But
when, a. at the pre- se ut time, O. exchange Is In
their favor, they insist upon pa In according TO
the exchange, alleging that they are not bound
10 pay more for the American dollar than Its
value by the indirect exchange. This mode Of
paying freig ht sometimes occasions serious loss
to the vessel, and the only remedy for the master
10 lawsuit, which, on account Of the delay, 10
seldom or never resorted 10.
al consider 10 Of great importance that shtp-
owners and masters, should be made acquainted
with this state Of thing, In order that they may
nke measures TO avoid 4 loss, by fixing In their
charter parties the rate at which they are 70 re-
ceive their freighu In Porting uese currency"
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CAPTURE OF REBEL SCHOONER
The Navy Department has received infsrma-
ton that the United States steamer De Soto has
captured the schooner VIM. White, whilst try
ing to get out Of Salina pass. She was loaded
with cotton.
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II OR "A UIA CR 4 E X.

v9SS End st'sr ,I Mond.y July 2i.t. the Steamer
foot Of Seventh street. st 8 o'olocf ExSAxN
q. m (, for Aluis Greek. stropplng a. 4aeE1&
Alexandria. and cir intermediate lan1ipgs Ne
turning, VIII leave A. uia Creek at m, arrivir
at shinston At ~ p. m For freight or passage Q,
apply on board. or on the wharf Of
VIM r SNOW, Aren't
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W Figures Of Mason and slidell have bean
MmeTussnd, IN London.
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FUTURE DAYS.

TfUsTEE's sAtEoBI virtue Of d.sd Of
reseraed IN Libsr 2. :. No. I, enc Of the land 70
h '. .si 70 on n1 TaUSsSsY. lusu., sss rs I,
o,clook. me-. far, II not the next fair es3 there
eer on the premites. 90 the late Of sald
We'll the lsnd therein Dirticl arly dssori sei. con
sbgI . ae0ss ~ as ,Ss In ,re.ey nSs'
Thomas Walker and James B, Smith. clstalt
about one and q hall mites nom Scsgg's Switch
on the Ba more and Washington RAILROAD. oot :
xerlen 70 church and mil and remarkably healthy.
The tmprosements consist OF o Frame Dwelling,
10 gooq repair, and ell necessary ana oonven cot
out or1lctntt There 10 q Peach and Apple Or
ohsrd Of choice fruit u,on the pFs n:sss, AID the
soll 10 vel % apteQ 70 the ordInfr produotons of
the county, Bertcul arv Ernss and wheat. In which
iG eycels, It's vel wooded and vatsred Aifklv
susceptible OF Improvement, and % one tesirfnf a
most sessrt and ssiuerious equity residence,
superior advsntagea
TERMS Of sale: One thousand dollars ossh; sb<
She residue in twelve ADD eighteen months IRON
the Say Of ale 20 be seeursd by the Pess. q tAs
purchaser Win security, 10 be approved by the
dersIGned, bearing interest from the day % ssle.
Possession tivcn Immediately. -
tyN ssvts Surviving Trustee.
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By J. G. Mo6UIRE q CO.. Aucnonsers.
MARsHAL'S SALE OF FURNITURE q
~ HousEHoLp ETTIcrs.-ln virtue Of Q fers
faoiaa "en Judgment of Cor demnanon,S lssne<
from the CLERKS Ofhoe Of the Circuit Corrt Of ths
District OF Columbia for the county Of washinf-
ton, i VIII sell % Pubic Auction. for cask. on
the premises, northwest corner Of EiGhteentk and
MONpAY. Iuly nth, 9 lot Of Furniture and
householo hreets, oouprlsnG-
Msho.snr and Wslnuf SOFA. Arm and Ps,ier
Marble top aud Fancy Psrlor fables,
Oh PAINTINGS and Engr6vInfa,
Vslves PssIor Carpets, OIoloth. Mating, and In
window Curtains and Shades,
kookfng Chairs, Looking Glasses,
Entenslon Dining Table, Dining ChAirs.
einA. elask and Crockery wars,
Bedsteads. Bureaus, Washstands.
htir and Husk N Mattresses, BeddInf,
feetheI Beds. Bolsters, ana Pi lows.
Toilet Sets, " ipdov Shades,
S Saaa,o GSsTtiass, Hobby Horse,
Cooklng and 9th Stoves. Kefrlfersfor
Iogether With other aTticles Of furnlf1rs and
household feets, &C. Esd and levIed uDon "a TIE
goodf and ohattels Of q G. Green, 6srpishee on
sosesh - Ives and viii be sold 20 satisfy dlsis
Ns9, tU 70 OctoDer term. lee2, in favor Of EdvHrd
o'connef. WAkp y; LAM0N,
u, 3 Marsbsl, ID. o.
" n-d J. o. MCGUIRE . Co. Asets.
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BY w. L WALL CO., Auotiobesrs.
successore 20 WALL a BAINAIh
South eorrr Pens. aresss and sfl Sweet.
ONB DOUBLE AND ONE sIN6LB CAR
~ lAsl AT AucIioR.-WI be sold. IN 1oct q
f ne Action net Room., on sATURDAf mokN-
One double Carriage, built by Watson, Of Pbfls-
delyhia, but hule used, and cost originally ESQ.
vould be very suitable 90 q hsok,
One single Carriage, trimmed With green cloth.
rides very easy, and suitable for . privats
family.
Terms cash.
" lReHl w. L. WALL a CO., Ascts.
MARSHAL'S SALE OF VEsSELs-By vir-
UkItsd States, for the DISTINCT Of Colun bis, viii
GEL. az public sale; for cash. ~ the Ms.hinEtcn
Navy Yard, IN said District, on TUESDAY, the
18th day Of July, 1852, noipg ct II o'oook q.
m, the fo ovIpg named VESSELS, their tsokle, sp-
Darel and furniture, viz:
sohooner wv. J. Cspron,"
Do "Direotor,o
Do "Americsn Coaster"
i,at wAkDs n /! LasoS.
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d FIC IAL.

TREAsuRT DEPARIMsNT, July V, 1862
BY authority Of q joint resolution Of the Con-
gress Of the United states, approved on the 18th
day OF July Instant notoe Is hereby given that the
hrst day Of September next is fred and deter.
mined upon a. the day on which the "act 20 pro.
vide Internal revenue to support the Government,
and pay Interest on the public debt" shall be put
Into practical operation; and any act or thing
which In said act is CURED to be done on or
before the first day Of July or August In the year
1852, shall be done on or before the Art dsy of
September, 1857 and all paIts Of said act having
reference to said dates Of the 6t DAYS Of July and
August, 1852, shall be taken and construed "a
having reference to the frst dey Of September,
Ia6s
Collectors and assessors will be appointed, and
whatever things may be necessary TO put the &C,
into practical operation, will be done before the
date-d,ed nv this notice.
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By W. l.. WALL a CO, Alotoneert.
Successors 20 WALL q BlINIID.
g Took AND FIXTURES OF A FEED
y OEALII AT ApcrIoN,-On TuEeOAf
M0kNlN6, 2eth July, ~ II o'olook, We Win sell,
a. the corner Of Indiana avenue and Q street, be
tween ID and 81 streets, the stock OF Alex. Casse.
Who 10 declining business, Wis
u Horsea, Mulcs.
3 large Watopa, 3 tets Harness,
] Carriage and Harness. BufEy and Harness.
gl..sorm scales leo Bales Hay. &e., &e.
Building and Fixtures.
jys tRepj WI. WALL 4 CO.. A,ct..
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By w, L. WALL a CO., AIononee %,
Successors % WALL q BARNARD.
sesti corner Pa. scssss asd htsth ssrsst-
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &o., AT AUG
IL fIoNs-On THURSDAY, slst instant, ct 10
O'Clock, We Will sell st the resdsnoe Of A. Cesse.
on north street. near 5th, his Household Purri
lure, To-
sofa. Chairs, Tables,
Wtrdrcbes. Carpets. Bedsteads,
Feather Beds, Pillows and BolsterE,
WOOD ans Cane seat Chairs snd Rockers,
WashstaLds and Toilet Sets,
Shuck and Hair N sttrestes,
Psror and Kitchen Stoves and Utensils.
Terms cash.
~ y (RepD w. L. WALL a. CO., AsctsL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-17

on furiohgh There sro no fortidoationu /;
merely, ct one time, bsTrioading the streets
leading from the river with three inch oak
planks II feet high.
Ilsee that sl Correspondents say Fort
Piilog is at tbs mouth Of Wolf River, which
empHes into the Mississippi at Memphis,
but Il is q mistake. Thsfs vas fouF.gun
battery there last spring, but II was re-
moved long sinee. Fort Harris Is the near
est fort 10 Memphis, which has ten guns,
heavy; next Is Fort Wright, or Randolph
Rs they call II here, which is go miles above
Memphis, and at the mouth Of Haiohle
River, and jnst below Island No 81. II
did contsin 100 guns. Ten miles above
this fort Is Fort Pillow, near 0sceola. It
Wss intended 10 be the largest fort on the
continent. II Wss 10 mount upward Of 220
guns. They have had from three 10 four
hundred nsgroeslWOrking on this fort since
last September.
That Gram the correspondents 30 often
undertake to describe, may be described as
follows: Cut an egg in two, and turn the
fat side down, and you have her shape
above water. She draws l8 feet water,
stands about II feet above water, and car.
ries one gun, 100 FOUNDER, in front. She
is plated with two layers Of railroad iron +;
has hand, gransdes and apparatus for
throwing hot water In casa Of boarding,
which would be hard to do, as she has but
one entrance, snd that trap door near
the pilOt-house. The ram projects in front
some two feet under water. Her speed is
very sloW-10 miles an hour down stream,
and about six up. She was seventeen days
going from New Orleans to Columbus, KY,
There were two gunbOets building 81
Memphis, but it would take year to 6nish
them, ss they could get but two or three
men to work on them. They were offering
$40 to Sl2 day for Workmen.
They have plenty Of ordnance South
suppose as many as they have In the North
but are deficient in small arms. In Mem.
phis they seized on all the old bird, deer
squirrel and bear guns they could find, and
If man would not give up his old family
gun he would be fined not less than $50
nor more than 800, and be subject tc
court-martial
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m. sursrls. AZ Pittsburs.

rs surprise Of our army ct Pittsburg
sssms 70 have bsen complete, and although
by two days Of the most desperate fighting
On record and the timely arrival Of General
BlSlFs division, the enemy was rePulsedi the
bIood Of thousands of brave and loyal men
paid The fearful penalty of Official negligence.
Wa d responsible for the blundsr is ques-
Roa 70 Be- decided after an investigation BY
tie Congressional Committee On the Conduct
Of ths War. That Gen. Grant is brave and
patriotic soldier, ell know, and bis previous
csresr hss entitled him to much credit as q
q skinfui commander. That be is unfor-
tunatsly cursed with personal habits calcu-
Iatsd to impair the efficiency Of bis conduct
d generally known, and no one seems more
kssniy alive to this fact than Gen. Grant
himself; but his past services entite hin to
ths regard Of the American people, and pub
lie indignant should be deferred until al the
circumstances are known. The disastsr may
have resulted from disregard Of eraers BY
subordinate officers in command Of the ad-
vance positions, but this would hardly e1-
ouss the commanding General, for it is bis du
T. to know that all bis orders are oOeyed. In
this TisW, The question Is Suggested Is Gen
eral Halleck, ss Major General in command
Of the Department excussbie for absence
nom 50 important 8 held2 Should he not
have been personally il command of the
maia division Of bis army2 Wss his pres
EIIy5 m CIFg - regltEas.a ~ 70 e
best interests Of the eountry2 Other en-
payments do not prevent bis taking COM
mand e'1er the battle; Why did be not do
do 90 Befogsls Had the Government deemed
General Grant the proper man to command
the Eaaia army in the West, IL certainly
Woul5 have plsosd him in command Of the
department. The Government, however,
dsVolved this important duty upon General
HaIlsok, and 1t is not clear BY what right
hs entrusted bis most Important work to g
Slbordinate. In one particular, ct least,
Gen. HaIleok has made 3 gross mistake
his famous aOrder No 81 forbids that slaves
b permitted 10 enter the lines Of the army
under his command. In thus deciding, we
cannot avoid the conclusion that Gen. Hal
Iook viewed the subject from 3 partisan
rather than 3 military stand-pOint-that
he consulted his prejudioes rather than hil
judgment. Had slaves been permitted 70
eater our camps at Pittsburg, in the same
manner that other dessrters Were resolved,
thsy could and would have supplied our
eRosrs with such information as, ifregard-
e, would have rendered q surprise impOs-
sfble. Cen. Mcdowell obtains the most
important information from deserting
slavesand 90 can any commander who viii
% receive them. Had they not been re
fused adm HBiOn to the Federal camps, de-
ssFting negroes from COrinth and vicinity
would have anno moed the movement oI
that vast rebel army in the direction Of
Pitisburg They we're rejected because Of
fsstidious prejudice against color, and
thousands Of loyal lives sre Sacriaced in
ocnseduence.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


The following items are from the Detroit Ad-
vertissr of the 18th.
SAILED FOR ABoTE--Propellers Sun, Queen Of
the Lakes, Nile.
ARRIVED UP.-PrOpeller Omar Pasha; barks
Sam Ward, h. G.. Wins!OW; brig Mechanic;
schooneTs Wings of the Morning Convoy, A
Medbury, Lewis LuddingtOu, @. N johnson
Anna g. .RaynOr, PlOver, Black Haws, Lookout,
Eclipse, II. S. Scott, II. Fillmore, d q Dicken-
son, Windheld Scott Some OF The above vessels
have gone on up.
BRIG J. G. DEs#LER is at present taking on a
cargo of wheat at the city Elevator for OsWego.
This staunch craft has made three successful TOy-
ages to Liverpool, since which she has under
gone extensive repairs, Is newly painted, and Is
faYorably known for her sea-going qualities
FRoM TIE WELLAND CAHAL-E r. Mathews.
in this city, received a dispatch yesterday fore
noon, which states that the prOpellers Bay State,
Vermont, Wisconsin and Michigan were passing
through the Welland Canal, all bound down.
BARK r. G. WinslOw, which is at present lying
in this port, discharging nails al Moore & Foote's
dock, is bound for Chicago, via Saginaw, taking
on lumber at the latter port This noble vessel
has established fame for herself never to be
forgotten. In Nov, 1850. during the great storm
which sent to the bottom the prop. Dacotah, Jer-
sey City and large number of other craft, with
nearly all Of their crews, the WinslOw let go her
anchors in the middle of Lake Erie and rode Ont
the tempest in safety, She weathered another
severe gale last fall in the same manner. The
same old ehieftain is still at the helm, Capt. Sol
Rumage m
SCHOONER BLACK HAWK Is taking On q cargo
Of wheat at the lower elevator for Buffalo
freight 81 cents.
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Geu. sSioisa' ReBort.

We publish in another column General
Shields odioial report Of the battle Of Win
shssler, which has just found its way into
hflnt. The public have never hsd any salts
factory knowledge Of this engagement and
tbss report although received late, wiz be
resa Wish interest Gen. Shields pays .
glowing tribute to the "intrepid Tyler" and
hsl gallant brigade, and it viii be seen that
sT The Ohio troops engaged fought with de-
A.--,innl hra7erF. -n- -nIM..L
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HT TTEsaE4F7i

hAA ~
FI,OuR-Msrkst is heavy, unsettled snd 5alos
lover. Market closing heaVy.
SALES l0s00 bbiS at S4,75afe5 ior sugsrdne state;
wsstsrn; slSOa5I5 f5r cor1ln5s 70 medium extra
EesteEs g soasao ioT shlpping bEA9ds szsrA round
CAHADl RlllgIH-Msrkst dull and lover =
sae1 l lz Dds a. s4so9so' for spring and ssIae
kYg FIsOUR-marks, s quiet and steady. Sales
GS0sE siRAL,-Markst steady. ssIs5 go bbls
vVHIsk J Y-Narkst more setiVe. Sales 100 bbls
at 2ifo for STATE; &c FOR western
ieris shsnge sales 1880 bus sprinR state & 81 .
A;oO bush winter state At 81 $500 5lsa ghits
REY-naTEst steady. Sales 2Oo0 bush jersey ct
BAHLRY-scaroe and arm Sales 1900 bush
choice Canada West at ~ co. .
tNtf1N--klarkst opened duh and heavy ana closed
a liitle hfmsr. saiss 5liOO9 bush q sS1594e for
mixed western In 1tor6 aud 59ap6lc deliVefgdi an
extreme price; ssg59e for yellow jersey and south
OATS s-Markst dpu, Sales at s5slOo for Jersey,
PDRK-Thsfs IS more doing in mess pork, while
the muIket generally ia without material ehangr---
saes 400 bbis az tlZ501l2,73 for mess; 9l2rtll 20
for western and city prime ness sl0l0o8io,S ioE
BERF-Ma,kot quiet and arm. sales 45l bbIs
At $1,000 eoantIy prime; zoe SOD ior country
megai yl2 6o9ls,oo for repaeked mess; sl4,eoel4bo
PRIME MESS BBEF--In mod6rats demand
BEEF HA1T7--hlarkst inactive st SlT,00GTT, 90
CIT nEEATS-Market steady and hFm. 3sleg
900 packages at 4fg Sc for western and city should
ers; 5Sf7c for do hams. Inelnded in the sales are
5000 lbs Chicago city shoulders in pickle SIC,
and l00 90 lbs western do in dry salt az ~ 10.
Hhfn1E-8ide8 In good demand. Sales Il % boxes
at 7G756c for long ribbed middlesi 7Ac for short
ribbed middleg
I4ARD-Less doing, bu. prices generally have
undergone no material change Sales l,a0J bbla a.
BUTTER-sslling at sssN for Ohio Isaao
= lrlHiiRsiRsR-BIsrkst arn A. slkAan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-17

Our special dispatches Of yesterday after
noon, from Washington. state that iniOrms-
fsa bss been recoived there that Commodore
Foote's hoalla had begun the bOmbardment
FSss Piil0R, above Memphis, and Inst
Gen. Pope was on the opposite side Of the
Ei5gihlppi with hiz divisiOn. The rebel
rauboAts had bes1 compelled tOrotreb below,
nov, on 10 Memphisl lrHo-
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M A r 1 N E
PORT OF CLEVELAND.


EETEKED--Aprn 10.
Stmr Cleveland. Evans Detroit
Prop Akron, Caldwell, Ogdeusburgh, 81 tons
merchandise.
Brig Young America, Doyle, Buffalo.
Schr. a. e. Post, Greer, Toledo.
Schr. Mary Jane, Bury ROndsau, u cords wood,
Scow Mary and Lucy, Gerlech, Detroit.
Seow Lime Rock, Bassett, Kelley's Island.
Scow r. Hays, KelsO, Toledo.
CLEARED.
S mr.. Cleveland, Evans, Detroit, 2TT packages
mdse, 9S do sundries, 1s4 kegs nails 2sS
bundles and SI4 bars iron, 1876 boxes glass,
90 bbls whisky 2 bbls Oil
Brig Isabella, Jones, Buffalo, 81 tons coal.
Brig Young America, Doyle, Chicago, 400 tons
coal.
Bark Twilight. Vance, Milwaukee
Schr. n. Ballard, Downing, Chicago.
Schr. ID. B. Steele, Jenes, Wyandotte, 2lO tons
coal.
sohr. Howell HappOck, Tucker, Milwaukee, 200
sohr. E. c, Roberts, Andrews, Chicago, $50 tons
coal
schr. Twin Sister, Rose, Chicago, 800 tons coal.
selr H c Post Greer, Toledo, 80 tons coal, 10
schr. Queen City, Stone, Chicago, s7l tons coal.
Schr. John ". Sargent, Heavens, Detroit, $50
tons coal.
schr. Cuyahoga, Roberts, Chicago, $50 tons coal.
Schr. Union, Barrow, Port Huron.
Scow r. Hays, KelsO, Sandusky.
Scow Mary and Lucy, Gerlaeh, Detroit, $50 tons
coal.
Opening OF THE ERrE CkHAL.-A telegraphie
dispatch from Buffalo, last evening says, at 3
meeting of the Canal Board yesterday, it was
decided to open the Erie Canal on the lst Of May
next.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-17

The people Of Ohio will rejoice ct the
nomination Of their felloW-eitiIsn, BFiga-
der General o. NJ. Mitchell, to q Major
Gensralship In his forced march upon
HuntsviIle he displayed NapOleOnis ener-
10, and his seizure Of the great Southern
railroad from east to vest is worth more to
she cause Of the Union than a dozen sue
esssful battles. Gen. Mitchell seems to
take instinetiYsly to the ''strategic points"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-17
RARRERlNG.

HAIR DRESSING AND SHAW.
Jul ING lHsTITUTICA.-WM. q. AMBUBH.
81 his rooms, under the American fs uren7rsd Il -
oommodats all customers With Dromp tantior ifons
able Uorkmen. separate room for ladial, novfi
NEW BARBER 8EOP.-J. g.
IN HENDERSON q o., have opened a Barh,r.
lng Gatablishmsnt undoE Beckand 3 Enqlshsrts
Hat store, Superior street, opposite Weddsi HouSa
Whsro they intend 20 shave for q siXpencs nd en{
hair for aahiiling. ThoT hope 70 meet Al their oid
Elondl and e E1aey nss ere g nav bo pleagsd %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-17
Major General Commanding
nIenphI1 ID its Defenoel.

A gentleman who left Memphis early in
March, and made his way to Cincinnati,
writes to his brother in this city as follows,
n relation to that city and the forts on the
river above;
I 1JAGsmphis was very lively, and did not
look as though q var was raging ct her
doors. No tToops were there, except those
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-17
nIARRIRn.

April IS h. at the reiidsnos OF the Brides broth.
e. Pay Master q sF.ldtDg, U. S N By Rev.
Mr.. Go ldrteh, Lieu't John J. OORNWBGL, o. s.
In Farms, April eth, By ASS EmerJoa, Fsq Mr..
NJ 10 9AYHEs to Miss EElzABE1 Il e. hUBBS,
both Of 5trongsvflle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-17
Corpse DFamatiqu6
-4as~-------l--F-- r,.EzEit5--G
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
whose Rsspectsbility and Reputation were beyond
reprOachs and while the Dramstio kondit'ons We e
Of naure calcuated to pease the taste Of the most
fastidiouB Of ALL GLASSES
Upon this representation Mr. sollcits the pat
ronsge OF thiS community, promising that be will
cater 70 the best Of his sbty for their amusement
and entertdmsnt.
DS-For full particulars see Bills of tho day.
MASPER'S SALE.-PURSUANF no
lyl the command of IA decretal order Of sale
rom the Court of Common Pleas of CuyahORa
County, Ohio, at the suit of Perry P. DaWley
against Plimmon q. Bennett and Others to me
directed, shall expose for sale st public auction
at the door Of the Court House in the city Of
Cleveland, on the 18th day Of May, 1862 at 10
O'olOCk A. n, the following described premises
Situate in the township of Brooklyn being nun
Der seven in the thirteenth range of townships,
in the Connecticut W estern Reserve, In the State
of Ohio, and which is also in the County of Guy
ahOga, and is known by the following descrip-
ton and is bounded as follows: As city lot num-
Der 1S1 in the Taylor Farm allotment, so called
in City of Ohio, (now Cleveland } and is bounded
as follows viz: South on Clinton street, east and
west by lot lines, aud north by an alley. Said
lot is sixty feet front on Clinton street. For
more particular description reference may be had
to said plat on record; be the same more or less
but subject to all legal highways. Appraised at
81 800 LEWIS W. FORD,
Master COmr.
PALMER & DENNIS, Pits Attys
April IL lS62:387
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-17
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sLEvELaaa FEopUoE 49,.

MOHEIEG LEADER 0fFtCE,l
gnrRsots M1nanie, April D, lsf2. J
FLOUR-Eus marksl gsstsrfsy W. quiet and
unchanged and no sales Of feoBsequsnee reported
WHEAF-N0rhst-Es -EsEJ- -gliot-n - .sao0ei1sO-f0r
rcd and sl,O40l,0s for white.
CORN Market uteldg with sale sf sas fran
trBot at 800.
OATS-Firm, Eslos Of cars st 27o.
BARD-steady end Quiet at 7e7HJ for common
TO choice kettle rendered.
EGGs-Qulst at 1895.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-17
TovDs HoId by Gen. lIitshoiL

The OllOWing towns on the Memphis &
Charleston Railroad are in possession of
General Mitchell, the Federal flag waving
oEsE each:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-17
Brieadier- General Commanding

Several persons engaged in repairing
one Of the locks and dams on Green river
have been notified BY rebels to quit the
river Immediately. They'll see it dam'd
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