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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARD IN THE CouNTRY.-BoARD CAN BE OBJ
- tanned in very pleasant anu perfectly healthy loa-
Pun particulars given on application 10 W. j. keiriie Sd2
broadway.
pOARD WANTED FOR TIE sUNMER-IS POUCH.
nurse; house preferred; good Rooms
joining or connecting with each other rsq,sd AaSies.
apply 10 s. Ii. Iagro ESQ, a. the City Bank Pough'
BOARD IN coSNEcTIcgT-oN LARGE AND
ID p asanuy located farm The saaton g. nigh, healhy
and del my cool The house and well snaded am
the imnediae Vicinity o G hoasc With aeities or bath
ins nsnng, kc. Apply at 81 Nassau street. room No 8.
CLFToy, STATEN IsLASp-rHE VILLA OF J. +.
lew 1 h & s. ses S on SG 1 feM Ms 'Hs reSepson @
ing tine drives aud walks fresh milk aud vegetables Rsfe-
| COUNTRY BoiRD.-oN TIE BANKS OF THE HoU
- saonc river "a hours dsan ir2n tho cry ~ New
Haven airoad Tue house is eonodous @ and !, y,I
surrounding country; tine dynz salt ws.er ba hing,
a sh9 III Herald s''a Address
| C0rNrRY BoAgD.-PLEAsASr COUNTRY BOARD.
o d @ a ae osd yenr about @ S 4. Ss
New YORK Larse ro9ng slnge or a. ss alto large yard
Wow Of tie croi9n river Three minutes wall from he
pot Numerous pleasant, dryesil The neisheeT od, and
don i. y. = -.
~ vng acne 30 Porishss.er woas hsc . 70 asc fs
No @ % e or ar Wea e the House
70 good Tenant For terms inquire fien 10 - ococl a
| 20 Fourth avenue 20 JOS H. Beers.
COUNTRY hoard CAN BE OBTAINED NEAR LITTLE
~ Neck, seventeen ui,es from New York on farm. with
plenty OF frui gUod table good BEDS good
fnotaf1Is Apply ut AZ Atlantic street Brooklyn
| COUNTRY BOARD wAYTED-FoR FOUR PERSONS
~ tacus n healthy lo alton away from the sea air
hdd1e.s a for t%o Vow Weeks r. era @ os 'A
! (toUNTRY BOARD neutrality-suspicious.
~ pJs1ns, 10 niles from The city at farm
hous, Terms Persons desiring bosrterg, by
scndng full particulars be supplied Fee 81. Esab
shed 1860
L,ORr HAMILTON BOARD MAY BE HAD r0g A
I laniy OF three four persons In handsomely iur
nshed house. pleasantly situated bordering the bay,
The vicinity the raj road, Fort Isulon There
ether bolders Mono but first class bcardefs apply
! Address Haywood, Herald Office.
| DIVER HousE, FOoT or ls2D STREET CARAVANS.
III yic), newly furn shed, and cCnpete orGsr-tami
lies and single gentlemen make this
reasonable Grounds we'll shaded, aUd
cessble hpnry ~ Hudson River Raosd, STAGE
\ Apply as above
vlyAsTED- BOARD ON STATEN ISLAND, NORTH
W. side, hy aay private family, where there
bu few bat those Of ruspecsbty
respond Address j. O. r., Union square Tost Office,
with place OF residence and terms which must be
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nCEAN HOUSE, NEWPORT, n l.
~ Mussrs korner Birch inform their frie and
the puuc that they have rented the House for the
season. and N open for the reception In the
latter part cf Jrne
The appointments Of TIE house which unsurpassed b.
those pf watering place hotel In tho coontry combined
with the opalence ~heb he undersigned na!,e the selves
thev hgye ined dng their long experience IN bc bust
ness, Irnder IL nnre essafy to enter into drtalls.
Mrsar. keroer u Uh wOgd simply say tist They intend
o. noe" Va Nrs class, worthy OF
nrinc of e ei cpslre and highly appreciated patron.
t has hhe enjoyed. plan OF he houHe can bc &c On
kERNER BlnUH.
rtAPrvn0r HprtL, Nsw York, April ~ i.d2. -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
4 TTEsTIoN. Dash pvYER,


A TTENTIoN. DASH DIVER,
IA pegs9ns W . are about to
FURNISH L, Err HOUSES
VITA any of the artc nent ned beow, invited 10 O.
anime eto h. CONSIST x
IRENCr CHINA NSER SETS.
FRENCH CHINA TEA S.rS.
FR.NCu CHINA DESSEk! SETS.
PIuH AND PLAIN cuG TABLE GLASS.
TABLE CUTLERY, &C., &C.
~ otter the following sarsalns that not s9naed
New York, namely
Silver Plated Tea i, oons, the dozen cn...........$l
; yer Plated Isoc spoons, the 90 en..............
Silver Pafcd Table Forks the dozca..
silver Plated C,sers, aiA cut b0iJ
Silver Plated Cske Baskets.
Silver Plated Tea Sets, six pieces, chased
s5-SILvER PLATED lCE rIsCu uEnS...........-...5
Largest SIG hsndsoneiy ca. sd .;...-.....
slosr1yEa ffGArED b cofsslE sass..." so
$40, $40, so. $40. :.
G.. Glass u "a .eis guar tie per.............
Cut i!3ss Dccnntols Tints the pair.
CsoItd Bole ian GLASS Finger Bowls, the dozen..."
Ivory nam tlei Dinner kntves. " "ozen .......
Ivory ilsn lied Tea Knives the dozen.
lEON-rT Ne CHINA.
Dnr.r Sets, large aSslricnt s.sio
Iron.tonc chra Dinner PGfrs tae
1rorsone chiiA Break fast Plates tle dozen
lrnustsnc china Soup Plates per d1zen.
ToSETuER WITH
tie largest and most varied asornent OF pYvr,rprc
I'm e ,y enbrse - III the useful and ornaments arcl
~ DWELLING HOUSES
STOKES. CHURCHES.
HOTELS, &C, &c.
Everybody ,nedat!ng Investment ID Gas fixsurss vi
OWN INTERESTS
y 90 W. j. r. DALEY 4 CO.. I
lv
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WATCHEs, JEVvELRY, sc.

yxyunI,EsSLE DEALERS IN JEwBLRy LOO
w this.--rhc snuy. .ibers having Factory ~ : al
j., rtsed M expressly for'No n y,
Ike ~ su~'- H4ftat ~
Naff 4
r.tn.r.Il a
l4n. Hf ~
.U.. r
t 81 ,.fn .n ve1
So tIlt. lc
te isunl
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CTANLEY HOUSE. BfiDoEroaT, coNH.-NiIs WELL
- Hotel 81 - rem. possession gwen In q rev
days present tenant would ke to dispose Of his Futn
iuc A., et fair ysiaston the 10 alton OF the Stanley
Housr " the sdo te gpaross rc0rs and handsome
grounas render specially escuv. - visitors "a the warn
rsason persUns from the city hnn pesfnntcr pace
ainrg this coast the csahshmrn,, Buildings, &c are IA
suod ton end rut reasonable tcrms.
RIiHELL rUMLiNHON. Bridgcpor-
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DEtNosT BALL sCHOoLEyis MOUNTAIN SPRINGS
I'D NeX icrfey-The above well known summer viii
be for the reception OF grrsts on c 2 OF May Thr
house bcrn nut In thorough repair with ad
dons All cunmairtlcns addressed TO al the above
paco win meet attention. WILLIAM SHARP. Trains
ieaye foot " tortlsndf street ct Ss A. and 81
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AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE
"A LAHIE ADDITION TO THE TRIMMING STOCK
THIS WEEK
EVERY WIDTH AND COLOR IN TRIMMING RIBBONS
NEW STYLES IN DRESS ASD MANTILtA BUTTONS.
We ere Offering the balance of the thousand ars
pnrcta.e OF drrs trimnings al " the dollar
BLACK and &C. 0RED s LK VELVET x B OXS CHEAP,
COLORED AND BLACK. GRAZ rs. sONSLT l.INiNGS.
SILKS. RUCIIES. &C
70 mllinere the usual advantages.
EDWARD RIDLEY,
3ll and 3LI15 Gianl street.
Entrance to this department, 66 Allen street,
Fifth block east Of the Bowery
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T GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE THIS oI.s,
N cases of Miss stray B.oomevs Of The most
rocenl styles. co.sPrtsIne the
UNION.
ERICSSON,
MONITOR,
MtRGARETTA.
NAY QUEEN
ARTHUR, RENFREW other shape IN Split Straw,
Leshorn, Dunsabe, Dcyons p ria.s. &c.
This sock is largest the city, and thou
sands of Straw Hats, twenty aars esch
To Mipers ani Country Deaeiss0l eases from ,uctlon
to-day, at half price. EDWARD RIDLEY,
81 and 81 !, Grand r,et
fifth block east from tAe Bowery
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UoARD IN THE CouNTRY-BoARD CAN BE OBJ
- tanned in very p asant anu PERFECTLY healthy 10 a
uon MJrrisown New Jers upon moderate terms.
Pun particulars given application 10 w. j. Eelre, 3d2
broadway
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(SORSErS AND SKIRTS AT MRS. ELaERS-EICE
n ~ T. ok fronts. smtrod ,red 81 cv; wsrle5,s
FRENCH equally low Skirts. best steel frous
cents y, BI4dies garments and new French fri
Ing go Broadway, near kineteenth street
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Day GOODS.


: (yoRsErs AND SKIRTS AT MRS. ELGERs--NIcE
~ 81; Z, Ok fronts, smbrod, red 81 81: wsris5 .
as Ssss sos osn nam VAR fr:nsS 2u
Ing 80 Broadway, near Nineteenth street
GRArR n2sH.Es sTsEEr slbSsss sHEAs sroHs as.o,.
From cdnos ay aac'on sais D Il BONNET
nsso % sa i as . 3 2 ne 81
NJ So s a al II os.s very TS gds
NJ bTsT Erasys sa 50 cartoons of WHITE and BLACK
From Saturdays sale. part Of q JoBBERs STOCK. at
sa1 ao.ay and city ners VII Ard = s,Ty Ge TO their
81 and silh GRAND sTRLEr
Fifth bocA east from the bowery.
AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
~ The stock OF French Flowers is undenisby the
FOR ,h s esiasl sh,men whih 4, we oer asga low
To lot French Flowers at As cents per
'''''' - ONE DOLLAR TO IMPORT
EDWARD RIDLEY,
SlS and 81 "a Grand street.
Fifth block east from the B0wery
AreEEa.ssGp STREET STE GEEAp STORE, orn,
Ladies' ger genuine Goat SKIN Gloves a cents pair.
Gents straw Kid Gloves, ii cents pair Sold every
whore at % usn cents si1 ana a., - ;os .,,r
who s ssus g.. oGv1ss ShSUsG + STH KISS at s. cents
81 and sll5s Grand street.
Fifth block east from The Bosery.
GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.-OvER TWENTY
IA thousand ladies' aud gents Linen Handksrclies trom
auction tsis day. from i've cents eaeh upwards.
4a 1zen unusually fine at 10 CENTS equal 10 the best shi
ling Hanikerchicfs ever offered
Bargains in Embroidered French and Scotch Bands Edg
ings Insertinss, nc.
lar each
Another lot Of The and IS Embroidered Sets cos!
one dollar 10 import
Ladies' Linen liars, warranted, cents ch.
Also fuii lines o White and Black S, Bonds, Guipures,
Valenciennes, and other Iaces, all below REGULAR ices,
EDWARD kIDLRY,
81 and 3ll a Il. ami street
Fifth bio eas O,l Id
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
TUESDAY, April 2s-s P. NJ.

AtE7sAN l'TI9
The following is comparative statement OF The
s,ecrts, exclusive of specie, from the port Of
New York 30 foreign ports, for the week ending
anril 9s and since IauunrV -
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A FACr.-CoRNs CURED FOR ONE CENT EACH,
"A using D.. BRIGGS Corn and Bunion Alcyiatos,
sale and desirable aricatian eyer In use; never "a
,lve rnlire ssaci % and 81 se Is Per boz sent
nail Sod b. cl-,. .i.ts. Dr. j. hiI0GSi CArop3dis',
Irietnr, 20 Hi0Adway. tplostc ~. anls church.
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kPECIAII SPECIALTIES.
Now opening in CrleDraed ladies' Paris
Kid Glow, 4, al tic pair,
10 . dozen laiies' quarter long two buo, Paris Kid
Gloves every spring shade best quality, al ia and s pair
usual price l0s la- f
La ,s WI n " stock full Of the most desirable goods
in ha market in every department. at very low prices
II. MACY.
Nos eo aud zoo Sixth av two doors below Fourteen ST.
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DONALDSON 4 NEAEEs, CORNER or SIXTH AVE
III and Nineteenth street,
Have just received
large assortment o, Parasols and Sun Umbrellas from
auction.
lot OF best echancai Corsets at 75c., from auction
lot OF fine Corded Shirts at IS. and o. worth los, from
auction.
yaris Fgei SkiTting at l5c worth Ss from auction.
All the choice in Trimming and BGanc Rio
We have the best aesoJ nent OF snu In city.
Straw Go sds az prizes to snit everybody.
Ne buy them at nue,iJn and can sell tnem cheap
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BOARD WANTED FOR TIE SUNMER-lN POUCH
ID keepsic its neghborhuoi BY lady, three enilief
and nurse; farm house prrferred two good Rooms al
Joining connecting with each other rcqi. ed. Addiess
With u particulars ! y. r. sj South street. " York, o
apply 10 s. II. iagrson, Esq a. the City Bank, Pough
kle.s.e
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PROM FORTRESS m0NKoE.

EVAT N4uAAV41 EOD. -.
The Adelaide brought down the balance
of the 9th Wisconsin regiment and convey.
ed them to Newport News this morning.
Gen. John &. Wool, with Col. Cannon
and Maj. Jones of his staff, went this mora
ing under flag of truce, to meet by ap-
pointment Gen. Howell Cobb, of Oraney Is
land, for the purpose Of opening negotiations
for a general exchange OF prisoners. The
Adelaide was met BY the VIM, Selden, and
Gen. Wool having stepped on board the lat
ter, consultation Of about an hour 10 length
took place between the two Generals The
result Of the interview is not known.
The HOboken with the sub-narine cable
to be laid across the bay, did not leave IN
Ill about halEpsst o'clock this afternoon
A connection having been made between
the cable and land wire at its terminus on
the beach grove above the fort, constant
Communication is kept up between the Ho=
boken and Gen. Woops headquarters. Ev.
eFything is progressing satisfactorily up
to 4 o'clock this afternoon, when Mr.. Heiss
telegraphed that he had proceeded fv
miles out. There is no doubt about the line
being successfully laid, and if the weather is
favorable, the line will be open tomorrow
morning.
The George Washington left at $50 o'clock
this morning for the James River to receive
about 800 released prisoners. She has now
lat o'clock) returned. The released pris-
oners go to Baltimore to night Among
them are the crews of the schooner 0sceOla,
captured in the Gulf of Mexico on the lst
of November, and the schooner ElsinOre.-
The largest number of the prisoners return
ed belong to the Tammany and First Cali
fornia regiments. A large proportion of them
were captured at Balls Bluff. There are now
no Union prisoners remaining at Richmond.
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FROM CAIRO.
CAlRO, Feb. %

CAIRo, FeD. 70.
Everything is quiet at Fort DonelsOn.
The rebels before evaouating Olarksville
fired the railroad bridge crossing the Cum
berland ct that point.
Commodore FoOte has Issued the follow
ing proclamation to the inhabitants Of Olarks.
vile:
"At the suggestion of Hon. Cave johnson,
Judge Wisdom and the Mayor Of the city,
who called upon me yesterday, after our
hosting the Union flag on the fOrts to ascer-
tain my views and intentions towards citizens
and privale property, hereby announce to
all peaceably disposed persons that neither
in their persons nor property shall they suf-
fer moEeststion by me or by the naval forces
under my command, and they may safely
resume their business avocations with the
assurance Of my protection.
HAt the same time require all military
stores and army equipments shall be surren-
dered, no part of them being withheld or
destroyed; and further, that no secession
flags or manifestations of secession feeling
shall be exhibited, and for the fsithfal obser-
vance Of these conditions, shall hold the
authorities Of the city responsible.
(Signed) "AEDREw b. FooTE."
Nashville papers advise the undermining
of some of the bluffs on the Cumberland,
and blowing them in to the river on the ap-
proach Of our gunboats-either to destroy
them or Obstruct the channel.
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OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAPRIC
REPORTS.
InsOlenee OF British Seamen...
A Proper Treatment
for Them!
COLONEL C0RC0RaN TO Be
PROMOTED!
Gen. Keys Men Impatient
for Battle.
Especial Dispatches to Cleveland Lsader)
WAsHNsToE, Feb. "a.

Especial Dispatches TO Cleveland Lsader,)
WAsHNsTos, Feb. "a.
COZ. OoRCoRAN.
Col. Cocoran, will, on his return, probably
be made Brigadier General.
BRITISH sEANEE PROPERLY TREATED.
A letter from Fort Monroe says several
seamen belonging to the British steamer
Fingal, which ran the blockade with tin.
came over on the flag of truce with passes
from British Consul North, but while here,
having put on airs of sympathy for asecesh,' y
this morning they were sent back to Norfolk.
THE COMMAND AT YORKTOWN.
1t is rumored at Fort Monroe that Gen.
Magruder has been superseded at York.ow
by Gen. McLsns who threatens an attack M.
on Newport News.
GIN. KEYEs AND HIS SOLDIERS.
At recent flag presentation in Gen.
Ksyes' division of the reserve, that officer
said, in reply to officers who asked him when
he would lead them to battle, az shall tell
Gen. Mcclellan in few days that am viii
ling to place my division in battle against
any equal number Of men in any army in
the world. Are you ready2" Cries of
"YeS," "Yes," and cheering followed his
question.
GEN. HAMILTON.
Before Gen. Schuyler Hamilton is con-
hrmed an explanation will be asked to ex
plain bis treatment at ST. Louis of the I, wa
Second, which behaved so nobly at Fort
Donelson.
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Court of Common Plsas--Feb. "a.


State of Ohio VS.. Peter Phillips and 0g.
den Orittenden. Assault with intent to com
nit rape.
This case was put upon trial yesterday
morning. Counsel for defendant, Amos
Oos and Samuel Adams, Esqs., moved that
the accused be tried separately, but the
Court overruled the motion. Emma Bailey,
the prosecuting witness took the stand, and
her examination occupied most of the fore
noon. Mr.. Page, the Conductor of the En-
igrant train upon which Miss Bailey came
to Cleveland, testified to her coming here
on his train on the day of the attempted
outrage upon her person. The crOss-exam-
ination of Miss Bailey commenced at the
opening of Court in the afternoon, and was
continued until about 5 o'clock, when the
witness was permitted to withdraw for the
day in consequence Of being i'll. The ex-
animation of the following witnesses took
up the rest of the time till adjournment -
Clark Warren, Geo. d. stOwell, passenger
sgent for G. i E. Road, Thos. Kehoe, col
lector for the Omnibus line, Emiline Nc
Clowd, housekeeper at BARRIERS, the first
house of ill-fame to which Phillips took the
girl, and Maria Severance. The Prosecu-
ting Attorney is assisted by F. H. Kelley,
Esq. The case will be continued to-day
During the entire day yesterday the Court
room was densely tnrOnged and great inter
est was manifested in the case. The Court
that no evidence should be pub
lished during the trial.
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FURTHER BY THE NIAGARA,

HALIFAX, Feb. "a.
The weeks cotton market waa received by
the Bohemian.
Liverpool Breadstuffs-The market geuer:
ally has downward tendency. The various
circulars report -four easier, at 2seG3IG-
Wheat quiet with downward tendency; red
Wisconsin at los led0l25 red Southern a.
l2s 2d@l2s Sd; white Western Us Sd; white
Southern at l2s 9d6l3s. Corn dull with
declining tendency; declined 81; mixed 30s
9d93ls; white corn 34E@37. 4-staf
Provision Markst-Still rules down. Big
land, Althays & Co, report beef still heavy
and declining Pork heavy and declined 2s
Sd. Bacon quiet Lard very dull at AS Sd
945s. Tallow fat. ......-l .-
Produce Market-Sugar quiet, at decline
Of Cd. Coffee quiet. Rice quiet and steady.
LONDON MARKETS. - Breadstufs, dull
Corn steady but easier; sugar firm; coffee
firm; tea markets steady for common; rice
dull; tallow quiet and steady; weekly returns
Of the Bank Of England shows decrease OF
324, 600 pounds; American securities are
6rmer, also of Illinois C0ntral shares at A
GAS discount; Erie 2s9929.
LATEST VIA QUEENsEoWN.
LIVERPOOL, Sundsy.-Cotton sales yester-
day reached 5000 bales, including 1000 to
spectators and exporters, the market closed
6rmer al unchanged quotations, hreadstufs
closed dull, poyisions inactive se o., 5.r..
LOsDOv, Sunday--Consols closed Satur-
day st 925(992s for money.
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BENEFIT OF MISS ENHA VIZ BB.-To night
tho accomplished young actress and lady,
Miss Emma Webb, takes a benefit at the
Theater, and will appear as "Camille," in
the rendering of which she ceFtainly has no
superior. We are glad Of the opportunity
thus afforded to express our opinion of Miss
Emma Webb as an actress. We have paid
considerable attention to her representations
since she has been in this city, which have
been very varied, and we most cordially cay
that more satisfactory and pleasing actress
we have never seen. Her conception is just
to fault; her reading most excellent her
pronunciation careful, clear and correct /;
her attitudes always graceful and in keeping
with the emotion or sentiment that dictates
it; and her "stage carriage" an item in the
qualifications Of the stage by no means the
least important, always natural and easy,
She iperhaps only lacks force TO one day
rank among the brightest 'fstsrs" OF the pro-
fession. In such characters as "Pauline,"
eJuliet, J" "Juliana" in the "Honey Moon,"
she must take high position wherever she
appears. We hope she will be handsomely
"beneftted''i tonight. Mr.. LOveday will
appear as "Armand Duval," which he will
doubtless render intslligently and satifacto-
rily.
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FROsi BATTTWoRR

BAITiAoRz, Feb "a,
The Old Point boet has arrived here ha11.
ing lefG Fort EonrSs yesterday. She brine5
"A released officers, including Col Wood Of
the l4th Brooklyn, N. Y. Regimsnt, Rho
was wounded and captured st Bun's RzR.
Col. Lee Of the 20th Massachusetts, 81
nent eaPtnred ct Balls BI1R, OoL. CozSs-
vel OF the Tammany Regiment and GsDt
Kseter OF Bakers California Regiment.
Col. Wood was paroled and had ths lii.s--
y Of moving shout the city Of Riohmoud
preVisuS to leaving.
he was present at the Inauguration of
Jeh Davis and states that no onthnsiasu's va
manifested on the occasion, hardly 9 shear
being raised.
Col Lee, Of the goth Mass, says that fan
before lesying Richmond on Saturday sEsE-
ng, be was lsken aside By q disCaau7shsd
ulcers Of the rebel Government Who posl-
lively assured him that an Official dis1etoh
lad just been received announcing the fsll
VI Nashville,
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/ IEFoRNATTOE WAETED.-A'young lad by the
name of Frank L. Markham, who has been
attending Mr.. HumistOn's Military School,
left the oity on the 9Th inst. and has not
beer heard of since. He is fourteen years
old, very large for his sge, being about ave
feet eight inches in height, hair light colored
and almost out, owing to having fever re-
Gently, blue eyes, light complexion, and
he has q scar across his forehead. He had
on, when he left, military cap and the uni
form of the school he attended, consisting of
q blue frock coat with brass buttons, blue
pants and small standing collar. 1t is sup
posed that he has enlisted. Any one giving
information concerning his whereabouts will
be literally rewarded by his anxious friends.
Address LEADER Office, Cleveland.
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sPELLIEG MATCH IN LoRAIN CoUETY.-A
spelling-match between different schools in
Lorain County took place in oberlin, satur-
day, Feb. ed. Ten schools participated in
the contest, each represented by Eve select
ed spoilers. One representative from each
school appeared on the platform at first,
and as he or she failed, the place was taken
by another from the same school. The
school whose representative was last on me
platform, after all others were spelled down,
was to take the fret prize.
The animated contest lasted from ten in
the morning till nine in the evening, with
short recesses for dinner and supper. Mr..
G. N. Carrather's school took the first prize,
Webster's pictorial unabridged; Mr.. Hicks
the second, the royal octave edition and
Mr.. Hubbard's the third, smaller edition.
Edward Kinney, of Mr.. Csrrsther's school,
was the champion speller.
The prizes were presented by Mr.. Marsh,
of the Lorain County News, with some ap-
prOpriate and timely suggestions. The Of
fair passed of very pleasantly to all CON
cerned.