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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-23

Ihs telegraph says that It Is reported that
ths President has sent 70 the Senate the
nsuiustion etJndge sWayne Of Ohio foF the
vseaasy upon the Supreme Bench, occasion
ea by ths death Of Judge Mclean. We are.
infEus1 qPon good authority that the nom.
inatiod ~ nadea day. OF tFO1inee. Jhdgs
BWhyns tsands high ct the bar Of Ohio and
Wiilnablg al the position thus assigned
% hinA a l14tld Ah'
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ENLARGED NROK

which 10 20 prevalsnt sn tho Ests shors.
Persons suffering from coughs, night g1ussl
bisoding at the iuns5. general dsbIilt5, partia1
dsaassS, inperiset sight, los OF voice, noarssasu.
IOuIoi esh and strength, loss Of Appetite Ianeaof
doIDondsueys palptstion q the heart oppression q
lhs chest, dimsult breathing rsstIessnsss at ni4
&C., should eOaEuit the Doctor eEthEas,
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WANTED--L0ST--FOUND.
TNPORMATTON WA NTED-MR

II William Miller, OF Now Cumberland. Va. Is In
tais tity, in search Of bTO er G. orgs Miller, who
left Is home ansnt six mon ths and i now some
where 10 Cleveland The said GooTgs Miller Is q
years old, stout i've f5et eight inches high, TRtheT
81 M light comp peTiOn Light hsir and blue eyes -
tie was known to be In tisvelaud about I'VE dsys
ago. he was, when be left New i'umberlsBd, mel
an1holY AMI low spirited but not insane 1t sup
posed that he Is sb1 starting for California Any
Information REGARDING HIM Eiii b. thankfully re-
eeiYed and suitably rewarded By his brother o. thu
johnson hOuBe jan1O lts
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IEenty Eve Ameriean iroitels, says
the 5oarral On HaTFe, have arrived at this
port, which we're purehsssd for the imperial
stables. Prince Napoleon has selected Eve
af tasm iots Bis stud ana I've for The King Of
ItalFs1z,la isalr ~, J
go slf Elfrl1
-EEEl rEE1F
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WashInEton Items,

PRESENTS FROM TIE EMPEROR OF JAPAN.
The Government received to-day as pres
ents from the Emperor of Japan two ele-
phant tusks eight feet in length, q sword in
laid with gold and pearls, and other articles
of minor value, including a handsome box,
containing brief address or letter to the
President
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LECTURES FOR 1857

CLEVELAND stls
SKATITG PARK
Fhis Park. which viii be opened to visitors o.
MON OAX, tnuary Sch, 1859, has "a area q abopl
twenty acres Is located Central Tract, nsar tn
via the Seneca street aud Pontoon Brfdgss and III
81 trance galets at the junction Of Central Way
RULAs AND RE9ULATIOEB.
!. The control Of the Park viii be IN ths hands o
the PrOpriefors aud Super ntendent, sDd twelve
gent On Of the city mostly headl Of families and
holders Of Am y tickets who Will euforce obedi,
2. Game. Of ali kinds viii Be prohibited. sxespl
when proper provisions are made for them. hS
slsighs, ropes or poles viii be allowed on the Ice
exc pt such are furnished b. the Superintendent
8. any Ferson who Wlifully crt ates distnrbanci
in the Park, or IN any way cond6eiS himSsif Il :
manner unhecomtns gtntleman, win b. eEpsilFt
loftnElLn tns FropE or reserEing the right 10 70
pro rata and en- sl their 1ckefB. = 4
4. Cautions end directions from the superintsnd.
ems and Park prs shouldin ali cases be imms-
5. TickaG not irans orable. AII psr-ons win b
required 70 show tn ir tickets iD order 20 gain I'd
miItAnce to the PARK. II tickets are tTHnsfsuet
they will be canealsd.
8. Price oi dckeis will be as follows: Eamnl
the winter; accompanying the tieEets viii Be
check 70 each individual member Of the subscEi.
n nj ted aS al lines VIE Wien tSs PsI !. o1s &
men holding Family Tickets viii also have tnG
privilege Of introducing TO the ParEs tree ofehsIge
any PRISON, nonr, sidsnt Of the city; It being e.
pseially understood, that aay TersUn introducfug
Visitor Will Be Tesponbs for sis or her dsportmsnl
in the Park. llE
seas n tickets VII Be a. follows:
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Lady......-.S5 e
ntlsuan........-..... ............ 3 o
" ady y.-.....s.-.l.-..s..-ss-ssss...--.s. 2 q
Boys under y years Of age.-. 2 n
Girls - 90 g -, 2 u
Spectators will be admitted hut not allowed ic
skate Il. cents.
l. GuItmen holding Season Tickets VII be al
loved q introduce nOn-resdents OF the citY upO
paying y eenTs for esch admission Of the person
inIrolssdi the party mailing the Introduction
being responsible for the department. Of the party
Introduced. -.
9. No skat ng on Sunday. r15T1
When the leo ie Ia good condition nag VIII b
raised ct tho rarE.
All tickets are sold subject % the above rsgula'
tons and such other Tu,ss e. the Proprietor NAY
bom tine to time, see ht to adogt.
Tickets can be prooure1 Of D. Horton, Supsrin-
70 dent. at 8. s.. etons's once, over mefcha1t
Bsnk, until o clock Ba urday evening neat attn
that time at the Entrance Gat4 only.
=. ). STONE, PropristOrs
ID. HORTON, Superintendent. . -- -
Cleveland, Jan. 4, l96s:sF
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Rbers De may b. consulted daily throu-h fhs d
t1m and Winter. FhsFuTT gratifying and astons
ishing success which has ATTENDED his psscscs A.
oul city, even ia cases Of the ost obstnais agac-
ri has aicited from many q our hest clsizea1 ths
aighest testimonials, especially for ths curo cf
OAIAkRH. THROAT DISEASE, BROnCHITI5,
AehAh STAGE OF OOE5UEP RIOS, HIATT
DbAA6ErAbIH4A,LlFE Y Ef3 CtsrI PLANT.
LhEUBlEE o. THE BLOOD.
r r.. aJbQEUAA. HEENuDa AZ
..- aECIlOAss
Da1aasss o. the AidneyEs snc Diseases 0f Wcmsn,
md ether eomTlaints Vhioh lad 70 CONSULT.
TIOH. cs
His great SUCCESS IN diseases o. thS EAR. has 1
stsd popular attention, and has been especially 30
sieeablo uedsr the new mode Of treatment.
Dr.. AYER has the most compisss insf-umsnfl
Hith which 70 make accurate exaninations ard o..
sEafioas VIXEN nseessEy. His mode cf srsatnsnt,
10 rU
HRIAN SYSTEM Oh CUBE.
is notpract1oed By any other phyEioian ana the D3
he should makas note ofthis het He hss mofufiE
rsnarksble success IN the eErs of Brochooals, o.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

fEne Geld season 3 apBroachlng, and your dflIlrl.
u Ein surely be WorSs and perhaps rsndslsd -.
CURkBEE. = a 1s.5
faers e 10 guess work IN the szaminafIon ori,
ne Administering Of the medicines, Tor ~ fts -
StEumsnts used there can 10 no miststs, nnd ~
Doctor never hesitstes 70 Inform the pstis-f q -
Hisnds of the TaUE state Of ths case
Tbs Doctors parloEs ct the WsddsH H0u-e nr-
throngsd dailE, many Vs-sons coming Ifom distsnt
States, and Othsrs who were dishsarssnsd b f5r-.
81 sxperieneo and large suns paid % ouaca1, hsrs
and health, and that TOO By Da7iag VsrT ro5srrts
hnd rsasonable charge. z :
There 10 nc charge for eonsulfation.
Doctor AAER does not cure By msrourT, crrTeI,r.
Iuinine, bli1terns, bleeding or any Of tha prtcrS
usually re5crted 70 In thu trsatnsnt or chronic 49,
sala1. Ehs treatment Is admirably adsptsd q M
sons who csnnot take strons msdioInss ths s.7sts
are pronBt and parEIaasaf and but = INV dsvs eriu7
viz oonTtnes tbs nest szsDtioal. M Doctor VI
WITH pleasure nSme parties Who Ce1 Be sen ana
eonVeFsed Wfth tn Shs city, who have been cured
oy AIS mods o. Treatment. Those who are row
.anpering With their lives under the blind suifsfes
Of "traEslhng-dootor8," or Who are cYine bF inch-
e under The hands Of Dhyaleians Who DO not uRdsr
stand tle nature o. their diBearo OF trTa rIll q
cure, delay 40 longer but Uhile you have the p(-
Ehose, too, who are waiting FOR the disasse 20 asa
Of" think Ehile it ID time, Of thoEe Vho Ii1 -
waited but in vain and have gone rsilrs Vo7 rier1
sho1senas. 1s, Of thoee Who have gene d0gn e -
asa theT taken BFo3er pf6ca1Eion and checrod a.
disease when = was eatRrrh lnhsEIrlafsou AZ ~
snroaf' Front oT Fslleotins upon their atal nsE-
- The charge shall in no osss Be above you-
Ieeaa-- lcvsss79
DR. HUNTER'S MEDICAL M
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M0RTGAGE SALU.-THG Fol-
ill LOWInG described D rsonaI pr, p -rtT will
= sod e eueten on Tuesday FEB = 1852 & wit:-
4 inch Bslts Two saw Tab IS apd Circular Savp
one tlsling Machine and Beltlng atfac1sd. Sale
10 take plees at I. II Hewitt ste. n Power Block
corner Of FtnYerd feteet and the 0Angl. Fer par
ticulaEH enQuiTs Of jas. Latimer, No 90 Centre 81
iaaD GEO. DKESDEE, =.
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Arrived.

slip SOUTHAMPTON. Whitney London May H. and Isls q
wight 2l.t indie and SO pass 70 h. t. Morgan Co. L.1
sro Rim woore London Nav TO- rade ard i5 pas. 9,
GiLrel Ainurn Go. Lat 10 10, Ion 81 passed large
Bs. H. L. Didier lOf Bs,rore), Leish'on, RIO J.nsts
Nov 2r coffee & kirksnd Won Sachs SEIZED Ia comPml
~ii ship May Mubddse, noaewood for Iiysrnoo! barb
Zng.ea, bunker. for esl9,s Jose lat, % 10 A. Tor
w bark T. {. Nickes, nom Mon eyldeo ior Sow
York sane time bark ZirgsIela, from Rio JAnefo Tot
rs,s Sherwood Hal Londonderry, 10 days ballast. 70
stur.es Chairman Co. Had Ugh, ". gnes 20 The bssui
lice Iyh, airs asd eaus June Is lat - A. long So a.
81" Sn - ios !. 90 ss% .hp ksHtaksn heuc. fOs
HAVE. Jure a lat Il 81. sns Of A. 'aw t"1 'sima %
SAX ~ = TrOu Msadocks Cuba Maylf sqs,g. &c, 70
Meteef& Dapcaa saiei in company Win bss Sa'os ,os
Woo.r all for PhladeihiL Saw them sgsia 10 june ou
Bsrs Morning S,sr walsr. sasua jane % sugar &C. .
Hlroscs Co. Sailed in company with brig kiea hesas
Bars Ncsel. oi sessporil Ncscs MortevideO May
r. hid.sro wA'h. Carver & Gas,e.
Brs O. Arcii had ,Br Of LcadOueeryl Vance Lins'as
Bpis Laafyi CBr Of N.isnd So, DalrymPe San Jsss
70 day. sugar TO J. Z. Whitney Go. 10 .,.c--
Big Rshb3v, D,ano Cardepa' June - moa'e't 70 Jan
sshr Ka,e Brigham 1aa.ed Mo'es Shields 50 days, esss
scLr Levi ReSo rl Ke.er Ca, Island June 20 NUT 70
RI F,s,s Belle lof Buek.port) Tuner Eaguebo P B..
June 4. sugar. SC to X. T. sack Co. -, ,.,
ScLr I,nis a. johnson (cf bookh aver carsn Palermo
May Il pss.ed Gibraltar June rat to . haws,n'c
scir upFie, Cole. sydley l. b. Il dsJ' e0ai ~ = =
scS D r Dewol Deb Fitzpatrick, Jacrnsi June u.s. log
wood 70 D. Il. Dewoi ,,
Scir Ch.rob. Bailey Bath - day', lumber to Godfrey
scb Emeline Davis Per: Roysl days in b,la' to Terry
& Della Tore. ., O, u.,, o
DAYS pipesppes T. I. GllMeriin 81, IA,
sch MAG L. Pearson, Hodsdon, Bangor Is days iauss
seh Tarquu Wood Bangor VIA Boston days, lumber %
scer Tun Dersw Eduoad', Bsraoos June q fus to j.
Fuess -, ,, 49, h.s
Jane. Cook lately ashore II Colsons inlet.
schr E. Banit Houston Virginia = days "ooa
Schr. Commerce, Daniels. ftrk River dya
srhr Jan. : Francis smith. Nev-i. on<oa days
schr tluiira. Briggs Providence days
sinop Helen Babcoc. ali RIVER fasss. .
Steamer Honduras e : pSt ChEoTc, Fort Royal
T. y hour. ia ballast ~ : H. askermsn.
steamer Samson. DuuEia. Philadelphia, ndse 20 j. n
Briggs -. NJ u, A..
Steamer Black Diamond, Aleu- Philadelphia Ind'e to 10
steaHsr ioc phne Thompson. Cuniia Baltimore mdse -
steamer Pe.r.i. Young Proyisercs miss to sasarA
BTpDer
BTLoW-2 .bip, bark, AID 3 brg'. uusnoSn
WIyD-Sapset from y. T., sith rain.
.frso.ASDrs The schrs W. II. Parks. n. d b'e"Nss
snd John Leuths Pier No !, ~ R. are oil i""d"S sun
,bte1ce stores for Fortress Monroe. fer orders
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TO Ar RIVE
Passengers snlled

In s,>qa.Aip China, 10, Iire,ro t-nrs Frances Ann
K-n.b. baltimore. Mis-, Mary l.. Goggil h. T. Cogsiu,
NewYors q. y wessel5aet London; Walter Ma'.e Aew-
yosk; w. Sb-leo and brother. Cucnnti; Alex EuiotS
New Yors; Nr. Stuart. Engsnd Jane. Aldricb K y
C.nfed New York; g. O. Glen Finland; Mr. aud M. :.
ProDsoo NewYork Manuel Ares, s. Leassr Mexico 70
mud Elliott England q =. Douglas New ork bliss h0o-
nson aud sister j. 4 Robinson New-Yors' esptsin w.
Il WILSON Boslon; Mr.. snd Mrs. l. An-quets seves
children, two maid and one man 'eIvan'' AsIcoI
IL. d. d. Bscon +. O. Bacon, Ma J. Pase, ST. L"uey
Lawrence Hill Engls d; Mr.. ana Mrs C. Hermann. fasf
Alexander Herman. Madame ery Paris 70 Desmsl oiiah
Egy Of; Mr. sud Mrs Weaver d. D. rfjio Sootn Amffcat
4. flalidsy. NeyYoIs tie Rev. Brady Jsin.s Fosfs
Csnsra the Rev. T. J.. Cuyier Brooksn D. 4 sage Coz
nectieut; Mi. Smith T smith. Mira sarah : lse,son.
Nil. Paterson. r. Horshenwder Boston, W. n. s"tnsoe.
NewYora; tue Rev. Mrs. Thomas Sepbensob Orient nsws
York Nj aid ME-. ". Scott, EEssod Mr. snd Me- ftoA.
J. Fiuch, Connecticut BIZ ard Mrs j. Jane, S's
Ffanc,sco; Herman krsuse, f. Mepdes. New.Yotk
HSnry Wei,1u. Phii.de phs; S p. 'nan. Toronto: y
Cboen New.Yoik JOHN hulinki. Washington Adoph Ems
luan.ly, Norwich, Conn. Mr aud Mr'. geo kser nsm'
pbi. Tenn; q. r. W. Berng, New-Yorki W m tdsst
Hamilton G W : J Keller Heory Wter, U. Zuete. ): z
Pei,z j. fhinsrr. r. " ElleI Memphis Tenn JONI ost
t.tberry Stephen BRANDON New-ioki +. Moore, Manet
Edmund Moody. Milwaukee; II Harp, New-forti A. no
nav Macbeth. Ians5s, MG aid Ms j. Potet Mr sAo A1A
h. T. haIt, New-iork.
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1862.
! S62.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with its connections lO'ms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEsT ROUTE
fHou kKW.ioEE 10 IMP PRfNCIrAL WRsTEKs CITiHs
~ traus oaly from New YoIk TO Pnieie pis. via
ALL THROUGH TRANS FOR TIN WEsT BY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW,YORK IRON THE
svr,v ., FOOT FOOT ~ CoCBILANorsr.
Y Q, fhlAdepna the morning p",eosefs leave Ne"
M sslle time other routes Evening passengers
= y N one hour later ;hau other lines.
- So Allentown even.ng pas.e4 gers leave at p m.
''e o e tine az Nonnern lines IN Chiclgo and all
E'' ~ W north " est CTes;iioe Indianapolis, Louisville
- W. Ss'eiimi Columbus, Cincinnati AID al main
49, to't wiz leNer changes Of cara
Sleeping Ssa without change run nom PhnAa,lphis to
fo4'sh SO Iie' and Nsw.fork to PiitsbuT:h ~ milo,
omoh- * aho Saloon Cars On all trsiu.
tsle me sane a. other routes.
b.ggsge checked through Trsn.er. fr,.
'eou'e licSo', 100 sr VIZ ~ used BY rinsogrgh.
AI7 IenLsyI'1LiA central Company runs an Fmig ant
he5ommodaion Line ~ cb afford. confors1s mod. Of
o. i.ls. $500
FREiGHTs.
~ 80 res. a. Exemption, cav be forwarded
sAna Illinois Wlsconoo, Iowa Missouri by Rail
sls Nest by steamers from Pittsburgh ~ "
Tie rates o. Freight % ard from any point In III, IVES. NJ
she Pennsylvania Railroad all Des q. f.yoT,bs
esfsed 10y other railroad Companies Mechsts and ,hio
Es inrus.ing the sporaiion Of their Freight 10 t
o.! eau rey with confidence on iis .peedy u0lal..
LIVE STOCK.
fsmer snd Dealer 10 Live Stock will hnd INF most "a
Sgeous route, CLpsci0us Yard. we'll wGte.d ana am.
with every convenience have boen opened on th, ,,
oDections and every attention Il paid 10 their WANT,
harrisburg where will be found every convenience for
SBiA' hEwYORK sad BALTIMORE MARKETS.
= y, ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No. Aston Hou.s
L|ECh Co., Freight Arsats.
u.notro As'or HnD-e snd No South Willian.st.
"eDOHALD Bi,CHOlF Emigrsai Aeenn,
ANocH LEWIS General sup't. 1iiaoDs IL '
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NETWORK & NEw.HAyEN RAILROAD

H. SPRING ARRANGEMENT 1852
CONMFNCiAo Nay l6h
r,..,rgsr s.a''ol ~ Nsw.Yer cor 27L-ss and iiha7.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YoRK:
Ic5 re T-HGven O. H., (Ez 10 Iti5. ltI)i 5tJ,
Fol si3stport {, 6 a m CE1.li l2.i5 (E1)i $50
Tor Miior4. sstios3 Fairfield, Southport aud we'tpon,
p m. I2.l5 $40 aud :3n 3. ~. ..
yol Nor~sk T. $3.50 a. ~, 2:i5, g. ia j. $3.50 $50 d
5r D.rsa and Greenwich, :, go m ri',3.so $50
10 stanford :, 3, (Et} $50 m l2'i'' o'tEIh g
-, 4.2i S:Pi . mt - .
Port Chester ard rts mediate stations = 1904 H.
por po-t Ch.sref All Sew Rochelle. q .. 10. (EJ)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, Viz Sprr gheid M lEEL Ft.h r n,
Tor Boston Wis Shore Line l2:i5, 9 p. n, tEI)
ior Hartford ard spEii sheld a. IN (kI). Rl5, 3
For C6nDecicrt River Railroad Montreal & n, Erl h.
"a 1918 p m. to Northampton
for Hartford, Providence, aud FIshtil Railroad NJ
OK. 1915 &. m
ror ksw.Iia zen Eev London and Stonndon Railroad
y 70 rs. @ .. ~. tt.A.l
FOR C.i,al Rsil.osi. ll:l5 ?. IA 70 Nonhs nIton-
ECT Hous1tOuic Railroad 70 Pittsnr.d, q IN 10
S.-.ingts1 ard on SstDrja, q throusnt 20 Putsbsld
Tor Naugstucz RAILROAD A. m. 8 y. N.
tcY ianbury and NJT~ak Railroad, T. $50 =. IN T. ~
COM odious Sleep!ug Car. s,ache1 70 p train
IAMrS ~. HOfT, Superintendent.
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M4RINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YORK.....--JcLr .
Cleared.

shirs-Neptune Peabody Liverpool Charles VI asrshsn =
Co OG.e M sGburs) Miugen. LordlD hInhsrd' 4 Co
tars-Aihauce tBr.) M,ddrell cork for orders A kel
Uur, a Co Wexford (Br.h Hing Cork snc Falmouth =.
d. t. Dewof; Sarah Brys Lane. Bret T. & SEEMINGLY
Br.s-Lsu eGtiDe tNorw.l IeruieLos, Cork holnbSs
Co y Showers S-ower- ST. JOIN, ~ b., X. T. Buck C:S
Pedro Ss Doiz, Wallace, Santa Cruz, PEGS Chureht
Anns Lsus tBL Coidssorthy, Dublin. Bsoer Din",dass
Co. =. n
Caroiue tBrl pauli Foeo. ~ =, 1yn-s Smlfni D >.
Miller BIZ Johps ~ So rhomss. B. b. Edidse M.Essrse
DiI tBr) ID 40, Hsia1. !. r. WhaGey Co; Danny, no
bef,s EsgBor Island J. EEraS
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Osioys-Bermldi, = bbL, ~ Is
1rRsuPs-klta Bsga new, y bbl., 81 So White. new,
y 100 buncLes. P2 500 - ~
GKEss PEss-Marrowfst Lonr Island. y Dbl, $40 81 y
Srgiso BE,ss-Long Island, " bbl, t2Gts 20
-fint.ba-retr, 5d6c.
CaEnaiEs-iHtra y 10, sale disto choice 69aei do.
j05c .
bnsh.. = 90
CVaRAsTs-f 10, id9a
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MINIATURES ALsANAc
.,,pi...4.3, Set............5:35 Moeu-Sest 10 ~
WATER THIS pa. -
sandy Hook. IL I6 Island. 0:Ob Hsu0sts l'O
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whele,ale Eric. of Country Produce

y. y " tStff.alr oi
foa rBr NgEE aNDAG WEnSEp,Y JtLY 80
lBspotei eEc.aiiyey for Ins \ Z IHib'SS' oy DREW
Norica To CovsiGyoR. op fARN PRoDucE-Pui every
hi M neat order plain ildebe directions on svery
tsckssr .ciuo.ug eh wiki i'. couai snd hnine oi a
ci-s Also tuckA bl ~ ps;cuhs lsde OF On, p1lAssr
marked Biz sud a~a,s seud cue ny nlaii WiA ho'c'
. hra and how things Ere f1Fwa Jed
CoSlissiDNsfo selling herirs Fru'i. &C. "hefr pScs
are rtu44ri, and sa4 oisoi stra - cent o'Aef
farin produce generally Y cent. l.. ., -.
CrorAross sales Of good Produce IN good order
a. wholesale such .ucls r'-@e. aud not JovDes %
Soe-uiators prizes.
BrfrgE-fhere has been very sctve exporttfads during
he rrk and agr sntuats have been tlken fer tr Ensh
makes There s b~eu cln'i1'rabi- doug Tor tAhof'
Our last quotations p'e'sy veil sustained Up 20
,.us-Bc rs slice prevailed and seu, transactions must
syrra-e fully C. b,o thJse Of aweek aso. The prevailing
a.. Tor choice N-tsrB Reserve l4d lc but some sail
sale. Of extra choice s reported at 49, Orsngo EQUITY
p 9ss' ert ,s1u W. DO no. cfae orr fr. 70;
choice nrks out the outside Is mole rareiy obtained
Or,ss. Co, psn,....l5 ai6 Fi,sin' Penn W. snd ,,,
We htlbs. STATE. chit Feser'o CHOICE ia 9''
'r.iu. ,,ate choice 10 ar Reserve fair.....p Gi3
rub, a irk. .taie,islGi2 a 3 Frkins Nes states -
S,,... B9,,.ti 3. Fiki., " state, sirlO al
CngssEt hoce qualities been Ia active demand 81
7dSc and choice Herkimes County SsiSie' We
Shre,s, extra choice ,aal Ohio Che,..... 81 "a.
oIes,s Ne quote jiicfsss. Included:
Med choice y o)a1 y Kidney choice Pbui 6oG9 20
to good coq3 81 Narrow en- o.. So'5 so; ; 80
brook goEs-fS 70. jH1c.
BEEswA1-P n, 51a Sc.
LIVE PoULTKr-We quote: ~ 81,
Turkeys y iO......l az Geese, 2 pa-s's''i wei -
Fowls, y 0........... CIV -
EGas-The market continues very dull There are row
% many damaged and bad Eggs a; buyers exact sn sctu
count sound a0atemeE IN pfce estiusted
THERETO We suggest TO di,tGnt shippers the pro
pefy carefully handling he. Egg, picAng IA cut strI"
or wheat chsf aud for~adis oy Express II forwarded &c
ordinary freight should Invariably be used for packing
duriag tic weaiher We quote 70. actual count Of
good: -,
stste and Penn choice, Western, s. dox....-..'9 gu
-.a.....s a.,,,.tlou. NJ rs,-tiA..
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bort iUarorns' Notitc.

PoRrW.KDsss' orsIcH. No. lct Wall"
NOTICE ia hereby given, IN accordance VIII
~ sscton OF tho Act passed spri' ~ sn eat.eS -
Yers 10 all person. Interested TO- having charge Of ~
subject matter such inquiry examination, OF survey
Nrdeus and that said surveys examinations w os
completed within succeeding TINS nesoe %
board said yesseis ~ AMI
Steamship phf 10
stesnship City OF Baltimore NO -
BaIk
Par. Adehne e. Adams.
Bark AtaanE - ne ~ ~ 4
big Trade W. p,,a.s
brig Cenauf
brg A. hos
Brig No'Ant D., No SE
Schooner Alice
WEI n. BUkLEio1, ffesaas"e
J. AgG's usEauLis secsssSg.
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NENTRAI RAILROAD ofNEW- JERsEY.-

HENIkAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JEESEf.-
y F-.tn f,,t Of Con- ii.ni Il Come tug at Hampton
junction with Deaws Lbok wanna aid Victim Rail- Dad
sfd % Lss-oa with Lig Naley ii road and it' conne'
Som. forming die ne 10 PtssOursn andthe West without
s-snse OF cara - $500
sTMNfR ARRANGEM T-Comueocirs May s. 1862
- .sve Fer--Nork As follow:
AAFp1sRrzG kIPsE s--A' a II. f5r Eaton, Reading
Pots. Ie tsrsurrg, Naucl tturs " ii itnspOrt, &c
Maff THNV--At for fa.ton, v s.,l Gap, Scran.
TO- Gr-s. lend. litstoD, Nikes1srfc. SC 800
~. IHR0t GH IUA>-foE rlstor. hsucA Chunk, WI
Ncluspsn. Reading Pdtsvilr, hsT--hurg. 90
b.. n. NAY fs.-rNrE IkAI.-tof E4st01 Bethlehem
a .utosn. sud hagcb CuurE
s.Dp y WAY TRAlS-it S0uervile.
q r V. NssryRx ENFsg.s-Iu t.-ton Allentown. Fsas-
fnr asrourg aud ibe eat eePius raTs from
Je sey C.Jy the "a 90 rIvs-o'cn
Ezrss.s THaiN goR HtlRi.HUKG-Tbe a m Express
2 sr rom SeV srfir~ iis.Durrst o. m connect
sfr Pas and Meet "a Ceu 3D. sotheIn
Central B-fosa North and S,uth and "ith ne ComoeF
I'D valley Railroad ~,
ke-l do ,suudss' exec tedl msting e'ose
eorrecii0n o. H.usJuft slh feuusyyan kGi rosdwit
a cat. 20 Pi'fs.Lrgh and bot one 10 Cpca-
pr al Cncseo -Four hours time saved by taking this
Grain.
y roo Pisr 30 =. %otn River, 40 I'D "a 20 a. H.
l-l 4.oo Egd p. -,
t-i, each way JOIN y Sii-HNo HIIo'in''i''''l
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G.J-tA NEW 7-Octave PIANOS in rose
wv wood iou france, and o'erstlang bas.
fo' $50: DO with oldnEs @lt0 do with carsedles, AID
aid nam hoard 10 tl65 and 1900 do. with res keys
S225 sZSn aZ75 sni $40 o. octave, slS5. DO,
6,ocisye +im The above Pianos are oily ws,f1ot,d
~, cs md zee them Secondhand Pianos et s25. r 81
$50 t60 - and 100 Ne~ mELODEONs. At extremely
low c.s 100 new and second hand Pianos and Melodeons
~ Ii T. at Upward per month rent allowed pu
chased monthly payments received for The same oecono
lid Pianos tsksn il exchange for cssh pad iof hr
sine Foreign sh-et sic 1t cents All tiDds Of
No.c neIcapdise Wtrprce pianist "a ~
new music HORACE WATERS Agent no 9oi bioso"SJ'
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T. u. Ludlow, Auctioneer.
IL DIIIINl, 4 q

3 n. LTDLOWl Auftionrrr -
DROVISIONS, CLOTHING, Nc, nj AUG
/ TIOy d, o,dst Of ISAAC HENDERSON, Navy Ageot.
p H. LUDLOW Z. Co viii I'll Al suction on TUESDAY
Inv g. 1862 N V o'clock ~ the Na'ylari, bfooAlyn' Dy
o,5sr of I aar Henderson, Navy Agent:
PROVISIONS - urge quantity Of bread Be.i fets
piaar Rice Tea Beans. Dried Appes boIteT hols'ses
Nal &c Also 3DCx % good Cheese sbo.Acd ifom NAYS
CLOTHING. hc-Ps, Jucke,s, Rouui Jaes.ts, Jnmpor'
acre Oye1h.r Undershirt.. Shcetinis focAa' sho''
Soc., FIannsi Csura,s. Ducb. ss,ise,, 40. ,,
SMALL STOnE5.-A quantity o. iooscc9 Ribbons "a
a., sbsvirs Br.he. soap Sc.nb Brushes hu,iAid Jncs
-. Rr,o1, Sc let Of which be seeu A. the office
sHit''j ''..nns,.~. So 4 Piue-ft n 4. can
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mriilns alaCbineS.

rVHURBERs PATENT KALlGRAPh,
OR WRITING-MACliIN
D,,sn,d for the u.e Of those who Lave Iremuiou tsy
- Nrsd Hand. or acr .titue Of Fingers OF lnunn, o.
1000 srri,. with .,ss AMI also for tho,s who have "sb
Eve. OIL .re Blind OF Partially Blind ,,ocg
"'' No Ago BROADWAY NEW-YORh-