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Ksriuaps Of the OpPOsIsg Forces tn EastorH
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At q moderate estimate, the Oonfederates
had at Yorktown eighty OF ninety thousand
men. These have retreated beyond the Chick
shominy ond, SO far as can be sscertained,
are now occupying the region lying between
that River and the James, ready to eoncen-
trate upon Richmond, where Is a reserve Of
some 10000 men to increase their force to
about I0O, ,0O0. To these are now to be ad.
ded the IL, 900 falling back from Norfolk;
jackson is credited with ten OF fifteen thou
sand; twenty thousand have been In the
neiQhborhood Of Gordousville, under Gust
avus ". Smith, and Holmes and Whiting
are reported on the Rsppehannock with 4O,-
900 more. A portien Of these forces may be
already with the army from Yorktown, and
I near Of Gen. whiting having been in the
engagement OF Williamsburgh. But II is
probable that the rebels have upward Of I76,.
900 men now in Virginia; so located, that
with their control Of the railroads, they can
concentrate them In less than day upon
Richmond.
To oppose this force, we have Mc0lellan's
army, now moving toward Richmond, on q
line paraIel with the Ohiokahominy, on the
north Of that stream, the rebels being oppo-
site him, on the south This force is, at the
time write, with its main body, iorty miles
from Richmond--the advance being to-day
reported at Bottoms Ridge, fifteen miles
from the city. Then we have Mcdowell at
or near Fredericksburg sixty miles ts the
northward; Banks stStsunton, one hundred
and ten miles TO the northwest; and Burn
side moving up from Suffolk, seventy or
eighty miles to the southeast. Before each
Of these detached commands the rebels have
forces holding them in check, and ready to
withdraw at the proper moment upon Rich
mond to meet HcOlellan--destroying IS they
20 the railroads and bridges behind them,
leaving the three other Generals to make
such progress as they can toward junction
With With ttihe ttihe main 6Fmy here.
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Clsvolaus golsl,.,, Aid aooIsSy RooEis.

Clsvelaua soldls@s' Aid soeiety Roons'
Mrs. Francis o. Gage writes to the Ohio
State Journal ag follows
Passing through Cleveland, dropped iatO |
these rooms, nov 20 famous for their good /
works. The ladies were inst closing up q |
days work, and had repAcked one hundred |
and ftty boxes, which soon were ready to be
started o. their way TO the hospitals. When
| spoke six months ego Of what the war was
doing for our women, had no. conception OF
the mspnitude of the work they would be
called upon 10 do, nor OF the energy and
perseverance Il would unfold. One year Of
civil war has passed and the Interest and en-
thusiasm with which our women began their
good work has not one whit abated. Order
and system have been evolved from chaos.
Young ladies' whose wealth end position
had kept them from all earnest activities,
and who only knew how 10 count stitches in
crotchet patterns, or form combinations with
zephyr Worsted, now manage day book and
ledger, hammer and nails, and keep the run
Of business details with the best Of male
clerks. | .
This association has its hundreds Of aux
iliary societies. All boxes and packages are
|I | uCuN uNEHT 4HAg NNlAy Wa - NfN1~e +---N
rspacked, and not a garment towel, sheet
pillow. case, or other article, is forwarded till
il bears the brand of the association of North
ern Ohio.
The Association has opened rooms at the
5snot for the use of sick soldiers. II Is FUR
1ished With beds and conveniences for bath
inc, and hired nurses and attendants are in
waiting with power to provide for the wants
of ali the gick and wounded soldiers who
NAV pass that way, keeping them over night
refreshing and caring for them at the expense
of the society, and sending theri onward
chesred and comforted.
They have also chartered steamboat on
the Ohio. which will be kept we'll supplied
and ready at all times to fly to the relief Of
: the suffering soldiers the moment battle
has been fought upon the Mississippi and ils
tributaries, or when ether sickness may de-
mand.
: But one fact connected with this AssOcis-
, ton should not be lost sight Of. All this
work L done unsel6shly; no promised re-
ward spurs on to action; no hope of office
of hiph-sounding titles or honors. Patriot
ism OF the purest and truest, philanthropy
Of tae broadsst type, are the great motive
powars that impel this magnificent machin
cry. 'Somebody's son is there, If mine L
Q not.n said an aged matron who came K
, bring her widows mite Of old linen.
{ "I spun those sheets ftty years ago viii
my own young hands. II is but little, but i
is all I have to give, and 1t may save some
gallant life. have walked some six milel
{ 70 bring them"
One thing more have thsre been any
complaints Of fraud in these associations o
WomenP Has any fair young treasurer beer
3 accused Of purloining q dollar2 Has any
D woman speculsted on sanitary stores Of
4 taken can Of fruit for hsr own tablet
Oh. how beautiful viii be the histori'
9 page. that shall record the selfsacri6ee, th'
eaFneot industry, generosity and heroism o.
8 the women of these daysl F. D. G.
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The Nashville UniOA ststss that srail-
road bridge over the river ct tFat place iS
progressing rapidly, the Eastern span being
nearly finished. The Western span was
commenced on Wednesday, Of last week,
and the draw span on Tuesday. All the
nstsrial for the structure were expected to
arrive there on Tuesday. The number Of
hands employed is forty. Thatcher, Burt
& 90. Of this city, the contractors, intend
to finish the bEidssby The LIST Of Juns.
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MWiil be remembered that COL OrOoksI
ans Msjor Osssidsy, Of the Federal army
fell into the hands Of the enemy before
yorktoWn, under circumstances which
strongly pointed to deliberate dessrtion
spon thslr part, they having gone outside
Il cur outss line Of Pioksts, although warn
q sgainst It. Col. Orooker has written q
lsttsr from The prison ct Richmond in
WAish he protests that they were captured
without the ldghsst oonniyanos upon their
part Re states that they we're unaware Of
having passed the Federal ploksts until
they found themselves surrounded By 9
force Of the enemy.
The circumstances Of their capture were
90 very Suspicious that even this ezpIana-
tory letter viii act fully clear up tie Iupu.
taiians Hpon these oficsrs.
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The Retreat from McDowelI---Gen. FIRE.
mont on hand.

m4uS oA uAAus
We have published an account of the bet-
tie Of Mcdowell or Bull Mountain in Gen.
Fremont's Department. A correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Commercial give the follow
ins as the sequel to that battle, dating his
letter at "Oamp Milroy, Franklin county,
Va" The two artillery companies he men
tions belong to Col. Barnett's regiment
At a council of officers held that evening,
It was decided to fall back toward this
place, and the decision was put in execution
shortly, as our column commenced moving
about midnight, and at daybreak we had
travelled thirteen miles, reaching the valley
mountains. Here it was discovered thstthe
up ready to renew the contest, cur cannon
being so arranged as to command every
inch Of ground for circuit of over a mile
Waiting over two hours for them to come,
and they not appearing, it was again deem.
ed best 60 continue the march, and with the
enemy sometimes very near Us, camping
over night three miles from this position /;
every man slept on his arms, expecting
every instant to hear the 'l0ng rolF beating
to arms. tA
In the morning our boys sgain commenced
the tramp, and just as our rear, which was
covered by De Beck's battery, had started,
the cavalry advance Of the foe were seen st
house about half mile distant. Two OF
our guns were turned in that direction, a
couple of shots from each causing Ashby's
cavalry to skedaddle in hurry, leaving an
officer and private dead to pay for their
rsshness. Arriving at this camp, which
was formerly occupied by General Schsnek,
every arrangement was made to protect our.
selves. Every hill was surmounted with q
cannon; and to support them, ten different
regiments we're placed, and for over thirty
hours the artillery, By a constant shower Of
shell, kept the enemy at distance. On the
morning Of the 14th We found that the enc
my had decamped in great haste which to
rs was quite a mystery, as they were known
to have vastly superior force, but the cloud
was removed as the distant drums announced
the arrival Of another army, which uneI-
pectedly was found to be the Blenker Divis'
ion, several thousand strong, under the im4
mediate command of Gen. Fremont, who is
now here forming his future campaigns.
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So1uH At TzH PARK HARnACzI.

70EEE AZ III FAX IALLAOAI,
DRANETn PHRsOE4.-A siok ead sgOWadsd
b,rf oood Iookisq soIdisT, and - aRzious LADY
E,ris IN ssareh Of a Sugss.s
LodY RuFas-My poor fellow, can DO
anything for youI
SsIdiT (sm5astcally)-RO @Sd|l No
fhfn'l
LalE RuFss-I should like to do OOHssthiAg
foE yOu. Shall not sponge your face and
brow for you
SslSE (dsspsiringly)-You may Il you
want 70 very bad; but you'll be the Jour
tsaath lady as has done It this blessed
mornin'.-NsW Ko1b EsStS1 Fosl.
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SPECIAL E1TIcES
BB1EDBEfB's YIaETABI1 PiEi5

Are infable Tor oOstissnsus sDasns, lols q 49,
lie sick headache, slddlnsal, ssnss Of hloatng A.
tsF meals, disElzsss, drousnssI, and eEanplng
pains, aad all disorders q the stomach su E0Esis
~ Original Letter as ~ C.nai Btsast, HeH
York.
}. J. @. COOK. publisher Of ths sfats Barnar,
Benningtons Ft, aags be vas attacked With D 3
PEtsIA, and Sunarod % severely from Il, that lJs
particle oi iosd could b swallowed without ocea-
8i0ning the uoit unccmf5rfabls ssnssfion u rs
stomach. For I've ysam hs suasred from shis
dreaifal comBlaint, when be used BsAHDRIFHi5
PILLS. Hhs aEt box did not bsnsdf bin Huah,
bus the second produosi change, and b. shs tine
hshad takau IlE boEsI . COMPILE y CUH1 En1
sEsOtsd. BE says: 'Ay dyspepsia was gone, ana NJ
expectation Of an early death vanished"
BRAEDEETH's PILLS ere sold e ths PRINCIPAL
Omos, 81 Canal street, and Unloa square, Hss
York.
Obtain your arst supply non one Of thsss dsDos
Or from q the regular advertised agsnts oT ths
Genuias BTundrath's Pilia; Tou El1 fhsn know hoa
% discern between the trus and isl5s.
Sold b. A. 8. Gardner, ~ supsTioF Bilssf, OlsFs.
land, Ohio. and b. all Esspsstsbis dsalsl IN msd-
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Commodore Davis.
[OOrrespOndenOo Cincinnati Commercially

LO0Tregp0ndence Oincinnau UommerclAI.I
You may rest assured Commodore Davis
is not idle, but, on the contrary, is busily
engaged day and night perfscting certain
arrangements, which, we have every reason
to state emp phatically, will successfully in
sure the arrival of our feet in Memphis
Could you only zee the busy notes of pre-
paration, or, if it were only proper for US to
post you relative to all that is going on in
this hotilla, you would indeed be astOnished
and delighted. Commodore Davis is al
rssdr a IS77iza-zaL .ko nfaaaEs
IS ''cool as a cucumber" J" and might be plain.
ly seen directing the movements of his feet
from the decks of the Benton.
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ne Nsshville Union, Of Monday, aays
that ths streets Of that city were alive with
drsys sBd wagons, hauling cotton from the
aspot 70 TIE river. It vas 3 highly graH-
fFinr sleht and vas suspisIoua Of happier
tAyS.
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PrssbytsrIan General Assembly %, 81
m ,uuufor At coEuHnuB.

Ms tHasfoN AT ooLuhnue,
The order Of the day for Tuesday was the
report oftho Committee on the Board Of 3D.
ucatiOn. The report stated that the uum-
her Of their ministers, had decreased ave per
cant during the past ten years. The funds
Of the Board had been limited during the
past year, and they had begun the year
viii debt Of $4,000. In speaking Of the
defect In the standard Of endOWmentS
Of young men certified to the Board, the re.
eOmmeudatiOn was made that PrssbyteIieS
be more ScrutinlElng and exact In the re-
qulrements for the ofioe Of the Ministry.
Dr.. Mcdonald offered the following;
RsolssI, That the following be sdded to
the Rale and Regulations Of the Board:
every person on g scholarship shall for.
Wari, OF Cause 10 be forwarded, annually, q
report nom his teacher or teachers, TO the
Presbytery under whose care be &, showing
his standing for plety, talents, intelligence
scholarship, prudence, economy health AND
general influence" !"
This was, after discussion, adopted.
Ovsrtures Wers read from several
Presbytsrians asking that steps be taken tC
unite the Old School Presbyterian Ohurci
and The New School Church. From remark
made, the general impression prevailed tha
sS there hsd been no specification on th
part Of the New School Church, as a body
looking to union with the Old SChOO
Church, the time for action In the matte
had not yet arrived. There appeared
willingness on the part Of the Assembly t
reosiYe the New School organization Wit
open arms whenever they would make th
request themselves, and 90 amend their doc
trines as to not conflict with the rule Of fait
Of the Old School Church. ItWas sppareE
that 10 move would be made in the dire
ton Of Union By this Assembly, and Ii
matter was laid over.
An invitation from OOl, Darlington Il
the Assembly to visit Camp Thomas Q
Wednesday, was accepted.
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DeItFuetlOn Of a Band Of nlaVaudogs'
IDispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial ]
MoUHFAIN DEPARTMENT, /
FRlrKLrE. Va, Nav 20, 1852.

FRAAKLIH, va Nay 70 I5oz.
News was received here last night Of an
engagement between q band of guerillas,
under Capt Dembaugh, and detachment of
the Sd Maryland, under Lieut. Col. Downy.
It occurred between Petersburg and Moore
field. The rebel Captain and three Of his
men were killed, four WouRded, and twelve
taken prisoners. We did not suffer any loss.
This breaks up the band. -,.
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HEW YoRk nlARKEF-ala, %.


FIllUR-Market heAVy, with moderate business
doing ior export and consumption,
SALES s,s9 bbls At gl,25ai,s5 for suPerhns ttats;
western; S4,bOn4,7b for common 70 medlum grtrs
gesterni H,s9gb,l9 for common 70 good hhlppin-
Prsnss extra round hoop Ohio; ts,O9s,50 for tr4d
CANADA FI.OUR-Markst st steady. sales 100
b6n g S4r'oot6o for spring; SA7b9s,25 for winter
BYE FI.OUR-MArkst quiet and steady. Sales
CORN MEAIr-Market quiet and upobapqed,-
sales 800 Dds ct S2sO02,s5 tor Jersey Ssl2H0S,l5
for Brandy wine and extra western.
WHEAF-market steady and pricsy hrm
SALES 81 90 bus Chicago spring At alaI "a for Ips
Iter t1 choices 400 northwestern club 930gi, ,O7;
G & Rss'as g ne 'PSiSg p S e n9,sSS 4o hush snsaa
coo bush amber lows at el,02ola5: 1T,000 bush rea
state az Alol@l,lli 226O bush winter red western
q gi,0t@l,l; and 5000 bush amber Michigan at
sl,l2@I,H.
O0RN-Markss a1van ed
WHIsKY-Markst firm. ealss 1900 bbls al 2i4
P6RK-Market conauues duh and hesvy.-
Sales go bbls at Sl2.n for mess; si2Ools'Oo Tor
'TIRDEWarket ksavy at 7'sasF..
EUGAR-RaW arm Sales 900 hhds ct 1880.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm.
HTpTTRR-Asrket steady ct lO9I7 for Ohio and
y GHKR "a II KRsR@markst Arm At Sas16
PHILADELPHIA BIARKET.-may 81.
rBT TELEsRAPH.l
FLOTTR-Barkst duU and uuohsnged
WHEAT-Market firm. Sales 5000 bush red st
Si24Ai25; white at Sl,n0l.i0.
fnRN-Market has declined 10 for yellow. Sales
at SIC shoat
MRsE PnRK--selling at sIs,co
T.Au ~ Quoted at SIC.
WHTSK F-HRrket firm ct 2lhc.
BUFFALO mARKRT-may 81.
[BT TKLEaRAPH.i
RLOUR-Ma-kst quies and unchaDgsd.
WHRAT-Market dull and heavy for interior
grades but sound prime lots sre steady. sales q
750a0c for No. 3.
i fNsEN-Market du'et with no sales.
/ WHTaHY-MaTkst auiet md steady.
CANAL FRGgGHTS-Steady; l25fo on wheat
L lO<c on corn TO New York.
/ IWP0RTa-l9.0n0 bbis d6uri 200 bush wheat
i l8,nnn hush cnrn; - 900 bush rve.
| EXPORTS COO -four; 5000 vhsati 5000 corn.
NY. STOCK MARKEF-BIay n.
iHa fBT FHLRaRAFE.l
s90OKR-Barkst heavy. Chicago & Rock Islant
S. Illinois Central scrip 81; michiRan Southern b5b
Nil Miss az; 10 Treasury notes lOi56i couponi
/ Of 'sl IOl: Tennessee hsA; Iudi ns G2H.
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onM YRRnIAL-
DIEVELAED PRODUOR maanfl

mOBNIEg LEADER OF O. a
THURSDAY moREtEa, May a, $50.
FLOUR-Tho market yesterday was quiet and
unchanged, with no SAILS 2 ron-s'r-~-r - rats a.
WHRAT-The maIkst oOl...-ay. Jd.I .n heavy
with declining tendency. sale car red fron
track at $50.
CORN -Marko; steady Last sale ct &c from
track.
OATS-Markst irm at Slo.
Other articles quiet and unclaimed.
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LlPORrANT 10 FsMAIRs.


DR., CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Thseomblnaticn Of ingrsdIsn'B in thsas PIllI SO
the result Of . long and extsnslEs practlcs. IlsT
are mid IN their cPsTation AID esrtsi. N coffst-
iag 81 inegulartiss, % niui hensturaii III Ts-
moving all nc ioIss Whsi her from cod o. othsE
wise hssisoi paiG iu the 81 C. 81 citation Of thu
'arE, whitas all ns5vous aE ctions hFstrrics 6.
tlgus, pain IN the hs.A ana limbs, 40 dlstatss6
llesp, when arise f,om intsrrapfion Of nature.
DIR. CHEESE1[AR'S Pills n
vas the commencement Of spoW era IN sds erssf-
msnt Of those iETegulatitss and obItraafions vhoh
have consigned % many % prsmstzns -rsss. No
ismAls can enjoy good health unlsaB ahs Is ruzulsr
and WhensFsr an obstrustion aka plaos TIE rnsfal
health bsgins to decline.
DR.. CHEERElEAAS Pills
ere the most eGsetual rtnsdy ever known f5r al
complaints peculiar 70 Females. 10 al lclar1eIfhaT
invaluable in1ucing, with Certainty, psriofiaI
regularity. ThsT are kRoEn to Thousands, Who
haFs uscd them at different periods, throdehout ss
country, having the sanction Of soma Of tho n1sf
eminent Phj uieians IN America l1l4
Expiicit directions, stating when thsy sh0uld MT
Be used with each Box. Iho Brios q 90 paf Bczo
containing fron s. too Pula.
PHI ssuI b. mall. promptly, By renting e fhs
FroPristor. sold b DugEistI gsnsraIlY. -
R.B HUFCHIEGs, Prelriator,
p Cedar lt,s New Eurk.
N. Sold Wholesals auS Retail n CleFalahdbT
sTBOHa 3 ARMsTBOEG, aErltsoERN
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MIsOELLANEOus.

The following items are from the Detroit Ad.
Tertiser Of the 10th:
AsHoRK.-The schooner Ben Franklin, bound
from Toledo to Buffalo with q cargo Of grain,
went ashore at East Sister Island on Sunday fore
noon. The tug Elliott, we learn, has been char
tered to go to her assistance with steam pumps.
A collision was reported as having taken place
on Lake Huron between the schooners d. r.
Martin and Matt Root, by which the former had
her mainsail split, and the latter lost her boom -
The schooner San Jacinto sustained some damage
to her bulwarks while coming over the fats in
company with the bark Sweeney, the latter run
ming into her.
ANorHEE bAReE GRAR FLER4.-A feet Of some
rs sail, grain loaded, bound down from Chicago
and Milwaukee, passed down yesterday. the great
part of them during the latter part Of the day
majority of them Of the larger class of vessels A
few disasters took place among them, though We
learn of none that were of q serious character.
The bark DeSotO arrived here about O'Clock
with her foremast and top gallant mast carried
away, which took place on Lake Huron during
some heavy weather. She stopped here for re-
pairs.
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''Tbs Way Of DE TTansgraa8or i8 Ha1d.8-

''The Way Of tbs TransgreaSoF is Hard
the work "HamAn frhiIty, or Physiological Rs-
search 8" 1t treats Of the svil s saf early auss
ard indulgence, Is smbelishsd with eiaborsfs CO..
cred sngrsFir g. poEtrayiHs sssEy fsfuTs ana phs
Of disease poses tie faoy Of tho ordlnay mods
aiaBtsd foF tAs cure Of loosl e Esi a. hersdIsig
maladiss ans gives the only sais aad iaialbs rem
sdy ior sEPunging every traos Of the TiEuI ron fhs
uysten
sold By Dr. BaTr0E, lsi nissaEsF srrsst, haa
York Price Is osnts-saut fsos Also, tT g. v.
gIsrk d uerf7i OleVslsud d
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TAXI No4IcE.-Hereafter, in order that the
names of all the vessels passing Detroit during
the night may be obtained more accurately, Cap
tains thus passing and calling as that port, will
leave the name of the vessel at A. Cores rsstau-
rant, on the corner, at the Ferry Landing, which
place, during the remainder of the season. will Be
kept open night and day, and where, during the
night hours, all letters and dispatches As direct
ed, will be delivered.
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NOTICE 10 OGNTBAOTORS-
IN - Proaooals VIII b. reoslEed e 'hs Olc1 uf ~
Olly OlEii Anginee e. vail y H.. MaT dthl ecF t1e
~ Pelier atleet dndaT ths 1olt1eliT sutilI lo rq
ne fHaio 5rnare 90 connect with ths Main lsElr
FiaE and Bpoclhcafion8 nay Be sen af sid EIgi-
neeE'B on CO oh and ai,er tbs 18Th l7lfs
TIE Board Of Oily Improves cuts lnglto ne llo-
mission Of bids re58Fviog the right % Eoelrt o. r.
iect tbs 1ame. b order Or tie Board.
mayif19 CliT Owl l1li1esf.
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vEssz1s PAss1Eo.--The following vessels passed
Detroit on the 18th:

Detroit on the 18th:
UP.-Prop. Comet schr. Arrow.
DowN Bark Sunrise Danube, Naomi, sun
shine, Sovereign Of the Lakes, J Sweeney, De
Soto, Success, Badger State, Levi RaWson, Pom
ter Saaiho QHo 5g RS E#RHEs STAG ( 59t sSaF KS
] Whaling Racer, Milwaukee Belle, Starlight
Collingwood. Republic, Die Vernon, Exchange
Ethan Allen, Sweepstakes, D o Dickinson, n n
Scott. A CLARK, Afanto Lookout, PloVer, Mary
Collins, Sarsnac. Mountaineer, DSlausson, San
JaeintO, H Drake, II Ross II A Richmond, "
g Grant, Matt Rott, G D Norris Amelia, Affair,
@ Hubbard, Monitor, 81 Tempo, Forfar, L Case,
Col Cook, Tartar, York State, Sophia Smith, Geo
Cobb, B n Brown, Gulielma, CurleW, Caring
ton, North Star, / Sheppard.
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CLEARED,
stmr. Cleveland, Evans, Detroit.
Stmr. Planet. Ward, OntOnagon.
Brig Sultan, Higgins, Chicago, coal.
Schr Il c Post, Green. PeTysburg, coal.
scow @ Rich, Blynn, Detroit.
ScoW Forest. Lester, Detroit
SeoW Lime Rock, Bassett, Pt Huron.
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WHITR LHAD MONKS.
NOTICE.
TOTIOE no CONTRACTORS.

o vi Engineog Until % n. Mny Elih, f5r tha en-.
struction Of stoRsEars Pipa sever through Euclid
street, between BroWnell street and tks ealegF 11
Of Sewerage District no. 8 70 connect with tha ,sf
aaW-r in Euclid glroSt at bro0neu street.
Plans ant 8peci dcstong can b en-. sad y rrrlF.
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