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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-10


FLOUH-Msrkst coDtinu7s 10 fayor buyers with
only niodecrsIe demand for export and home con-
sumption. Ma.kst closing hes,y.
bale1 lO80D bbis ~ S5,OlwbiO Tor supaTnno 8tatei
V5,i5e1b % for extra state S565 10 for superb ns
western; SaSi@6.l5 for common 70 medium extra
hoop Ohios S5,sSG6,2j Tor trade brands.
aH a UA Hasp. ss-mafket heavy and lower -
sales 100 bbls ct SslsSs,sg Tor common 70 choice
RYE FI.OUR-narEss quiet and steady. Sales
f0R n SIRAI,-Msrkst moro active. Sales 2.OUl
bb's Of s2sOs2,sS for JoThey sssaS IS for Brandy
WHTSKY-Markpt hrmsr with fir d mani.
Sales l4nO bbls a. 25a2se. insife pri 2 T At.te.
WA EAT-Market IL qnist and pr cas without
ehaDEs. Sales T. ,lna bash Inferior end common wio-
ter red westsrn st 81 sbl 80 200n hush choice set-
srn sering At sl,S4'fi $40 Iuih common white In
RRVSasrket dull At 7sasIe.
BART.EY-Ma ket qul.t ard unehangs.
CORN N-MArket vles nniss arm VI b far export.
sales 2rO0 hush saho for mixed Ue' srn 10 store,
ant delivered. including raro of csoteei 6ibo Tor
Jsrsev yellow; 6I962c for white western.
OATS -daTEet Q9iet. Sales at 80 a4le for jersey
GNSEEE%Mark~t quiet. Sales Inn bags govern
ment lava on private tens The Cove nmenL con-
tr.e1 for 30 90 lhs Rio was tsken at ~ l.c
81 lssn Tor Cuba. and zdfs1{c Tor Porto Rico.
WOLASSER-MaTket quiet ans hrIn seize =
hhds Cnhe mus -ovado At c; 90 hhda Bare9dos, AZ
7se; 45 hhds Porto Rico at s3es7e; 81 hbls New Or
pow K-Littls more doing AMI market Esnsrally
fhnu' decided change. Ha'ea 1870 h0ls et SlS.l5e9
. l3x for mess; SIaS els,7s for prime ness 5000
@ln50 for prime
at - 5nAh0 roantFy prime: eh50S 80o for rountTy
ness: Gi7 n0Al3b 81 for ranackad mess: Ea 7ba14 -
n extra maEs. In addition q ths bova were on
bbls taken - tho G-Fnrnment at sl4 27sA'f ga for
srtra IDrsp, and tis23els2s for pisl', Sls,7s94 81
9Or extra ueaB.
PRINR NTRGs uFEF-In moderata demand.
sales SO iiarrea A. g2AOn. Inda mess more active
9sl-s Tsl tferres at 1890
RFRP u Sgs-- Market inaetive 1t sl7,nDaI7.ha.
CIT MFATE-N arkat mora ao'iVe. asl8s ll
psos At 49s- Sc hnr shonlderp: Bf7o for hans.
6<c
RATnN-sIdaa very firm an4 IN snod dsmsnd. -
SGl-H 2lO boxes at 0No R1I Cumberland ont midd
7e for long Tibbe1; Tlc for SHIRT: 71a74 fo- lens
clear, the latter pric for rhoce citv The GOyern-
meut cnntrRc, for l,S000o bs was taken at S7s75e
Tab 3 hundred.
I.ARD-Ma steady and unchanged. Sales
BUTTRR-ssiiins at sailo for OhiOi 1890
for state
CHERsE-MArkst srm at 7ssXo,
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Whns IL soldisrS Aid soeisty O. DolnG.
We wish every person in this city could
haVe seen ths ladies at the sOldIers' Aid
Rooms yesterday afternoon, after the glori-
ozs ZEE sad news came Of our victory Al
Pittsburgh, Tenn. Immediate and prompt
measures were taken 70 collect and pack
large Quantities Of stores to send OF this day
with ths party who leave for the scene Of
battle. Two hundred and atty bed ticks
were cut ont and made up before evening.
Over 500 vas spent for these articles alone.
The whole stock Of the Society iI now utter.
j. exhausted, and there sre still many large
ordsrs from other points which eannOt Be
Neglected.
We would urgently beg Of all those who
hrvs not done ell they can, tO,mslEe renewed
sGsrts IN bohalf Of this noble institution.
Wsmust not lss our brave boys suffer, and
ths best and surest WsyY Of aRording them
a,sisaaos Is through the Aid Society.
10 battle Of this war has been 50 near 70
our Northern Ohio families as this. In it
are cur brothsrs, fathers and SonsJ almoSt
sgory Weston Reserve regiment was en-
gsEsd, and the pail Of mourning hhnEs over
many hOasshOld In our midst. Our own
dad are lying upon the fsld and he
Woundod from our own hrshides are Ian
guiding In the hospitals. Lot them moi
suEsr Ser want Of o0ufoFta. O. die from lack
e 81 fast osro and love can fuEniah.
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OOMMEROIAL.
gLEVHLAND PRoDUoE MAhAaa.
1oRElEe No.I.a LEADss pa, oFTlI1ggE' a M


THURsBAH m0Aniha, April g, lsd1
BLOOh-ThS market yesbJri ~ Wss let aad
unskArsod aS usua with lalsI OF 80 bbls doubls sI
tfa red at Ss,76 and % bbls double sxuA Whito It
IS 2i.
WHRAT-MaIkst rather otblsr and mere fretIy
offered. We quote red a. Si,OO on track and white
at oSal Os. Sale 70 day Of car subsr r,d at $40
on track,
CokN-Msrkss STEADY an Qu'st. sale Of cars
on track ct $50.
OArS-haskst urohaRgsd snd steady. sales q
car ou titoE at 25o and 30 bash saOst at same.
RYE Scarce and market hrn. eales o. car on
track Of SO, and ca DO st eos.
HlGHWINEs-Maksts stSady aud suiss. Gale
Of Ii0 bbls ai 30Ho
LARD-sAlss Of 100 btII at z,4e. ana % ksgI At
7ko!
Other articles guiet and unchanged.
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CHICAGO lIARKRT-APril 9

Ths leading markets are quist sa-dsY, operators
being buy discussing the battle at PitsbuTg Land
Ing.
FI,RUR-Barkst dali
WHEAT-NArkst without important change
Sales ct 75Ho
OORN-markse less actiVe.
8ln.5n
REEF CATTLB-In light supply aud quiet at
REOSIPFs-I,sOO bbls asuri II 90 bush vhssii
BXCHANGB-Unehansed. Cola p esui
pramium.
The Bosrd Il Tr DE- unanImersly voted 50 zoo for
thu Wonndad n the battle sf sunday and Wonday
snd subscription TO nearly half as much more we're
raiaod.
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Nsl.on,s Divl.ion apd the 4I.s Regiment.

NsIson's Division and the 4Tst RsGimsHG,
EDrTons LHADER:-I notice BY the tele-
graph reports that Nelson's Division took
part In the Last days aght near COrInth, and
IS the report has It, drove the rebels with
wonderful rapldity." In this Division was
our 4lst Ohio, and also the 18th Brigade,
under Dol. Hassn. Capt. Konkle's battery was
with Nelson, and was doubtless engaged also
Capt. Bartlstt's battery was in Orittenden's
division, and took part in the fight I ven
ture the prediction that Lieut.. ool. MyRatt,
In command Of the 4lst behaved like q man
and soldier, and that Col. HsGsn has i'm.
proved the opportunity long wished for By
him, to wipe Ous the foul charges Of disloy-
atty to our old Gag.
Yours truly, o.N.H.
Osslenl, Aprn eth.
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N. Y. CATTLE MARKET-AprilS 9.

ms euraot prices or ths week are as fouoEsi
BEEVEa-Ist qusli'y 90, ,5n3s , eWt; ordinary
S9lf e.hn; pmon ~ hn6 %: infAFiOr g6,fn07 70
SHEEP & LANBS-Prima y heal s. N119T. 10:
3 5n@e25
sWINE-Corn fed p n SKa4Xe; stil fed sK@
$40
mILCH COWS-Market quiet and unchanged.
VEAIf-Market steady.
Total receiptl hesVa- 899a. COWS l07, veal calves
3i9, sheep and lambs 46s2 swine u sS3
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"OEr Less ffom $1,000 to 9O,OOO.H
It is asd Is well Is glorious news which
we give our readers to day. While che Gags
are flying, and guns are booming, and bon
6res are blazing over the reesnt splendid
victory, We cannot forget that in hundred
thousand Western homes, eyes are red with
weeping, and hearts are heavy with fore
boding, ct the brief dispatchs
The daughter on both sides Is immanss.
We have lost in killed and wounded and
missing, from ls, 900 10 20, 000 That Of the
enemy ia estimated at from 81 900 TO 40,-
600.
That this Is greatly exaggerated,
Is doubtless true, bat We know that
tbOusands Of brave, manly forms are
now stiff In death, and that tens
oftbousands are lying sick or wounded up
on the battle hsld or in the temporary hos
pitals. Il is impossible, as yet, to know the
names Of the killed and wounded, and until
this is done, the agony Of expectation will
pssas heavily upon the wife or mother,
sister, father, brother or child, who had q
protector and pride in the armies of the West
0hiO's sons were in the battle, and wsknoW,
won honor and fans for themselves and their
State, but for some Of them there will be no
more marches or battles no more fond en-.
dearDenu Of loving trends as they return
from the blood stained Asld.
So let our rejoicing be tempered with
gentle sympathy for the mourning, who weep
for the heroes Of Pittsburg. And for all who
have fallen, let q monument be raised in the
hearts Of ell bis countrymeu, who viii give
homage enough to the noble dead BY saying
',Hs fought and died at Pitsburg"
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= HHAWlU n y I'D. IHI IL
d. Sweets IHFALEI2LE LIBIMEHT 4 una =
ard iron ths recipe of Dr.. Stephen Sweet of Oon
aseiept, the great bone ssttsr. and has basn uss5
n his prsotioe for the last twenty years with ths
aolt astonishiag Success. As a external rsmadF
ID Withsut rival, and VII alls7iats pain mors
psedig tran any other PREPARATION For al Rhsu.
natio and Nervous Disordsn Il is truly nfaubls.
md a. = curative Tor s0res WoInds sprains, aruis-
a' a., is soothing, healing and powerful strsngth
Ding DrOPensities, excite the Just Eondsr and ss-
aonishnent Ofan who have ever given is 3 trial.
)Fsr four nundrod osTtfacases Of renaksbls oaraa
syoaed b C within the Lass two yosrs sste.f Ga
MS net, Strong 4 Armstrong. Ageutl ior Cislo-
Ahd dseloaltso1Hdta sR1s
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We have included In this hst neasly all
that were Il Kentucky and Missouri ct the
date Of that directory, emitting certain ones
Of which we know the location. For in.
stance the 42d Is on is way from PiketOn
to Nashville, (ppobably,) but is at present at
Louisville.
OF the artillery batteries, COtters, Kon.
kls'S Kinney's, EdgartOn'A BsrtletFs and
OOckerilPs were probably in the fght or near
it. KOnkls's Is with Nelson's brigade. and
Bartlett's with Otlttenden'e.
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BosuraGard DTivsa BsTOud CoFinih.
Our lato dispatches report that our cavalry
forces have driven Beauregard miles beyond
Cosiath. Ia that case the expected battle at
thas plaos win be postponed TO more con-
Vsnlsnt season.
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h1ae every afternooe 81 o'clock an sven
,nF Leader cantainiEa all the latest uew6 ~ !,e
lhai time. Tbs Evening Leader Will contain AZ
ne tcisrlphio news reooived In ne oay Hine
san b gurui6hed gith the moFning Or eyeninl
a1itian % tha sane price, vil.i I'VE aoileis
Vsaf. q ar ouEh uoT month. New Agonu iuf.
liahcd 81 e 80 per 40 copiea
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n. 2. STOCK mARKRF-Aprn 9.

M0NEY-Markst easy and unclaimed. Loanu
and n-tme paper lange from saT D cent
STE q LING EXCHANGE R-Market drooine
cl1 lug quo rtioDs a'e liIA0IlZN for merchants
md ll2S pll2A for bankers "ils
GO Dam -riosn has declined to ~ a II % cent
premium. With mod rst- blsiuesg Csiif, rnla g0l1
bars nominal AZ 25SA2S y cent premium.
GOVERN uENT STOCKS Market closed
ur. Notes fellins at lar
9yfl.ks-@srEet dull aud s'sier. Chieago 4
Sock Island 5iN 81; ChcRRO BuritrRfon Quincy
ago 69A, tlevs land TCIsdo 4s54. Illinois Central
scrip 621t: Michigan Souihef2 2iA; Michigan O-I .
,rAl 5 -; BrOoky Q Wafer Loan jIE Ame' lean gold
hlAi mterlaDd preferred as; Fsejhe Matt la4:
NrW YORK ON g 20. Hri- ~: Bee preierTed 81
g .O4i fsnnrssoe 6s So: Illinois War Loan g.
United States s. IS 81 Uuise staes s. "a coupons
g 81 registered ssNi Oregon War Loan half yeaIly
sIH.
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prAIr 10 oRNAn sNFAL PRIHTIAa.

81 Pi.tn ana ornamental printing Of everI do
.srirsor doneaf the Printing Eltaplishmens oi me
- on the latest lup proved and Ho4t rapid
sierri pIrl u ths best style, on gnoft uotina ano
II T1ss1nnbio rstSs. farticusar ettenuep paid %
ki-slE vsr7r- rTsTT description Of Binding cone,
----si-isr ninuf hirfs, Lsdgort, Journals, SALES
rtSi-1 .al'ai9iuu fhiEu ~ -.
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REFoETED KILLHD.---Lisut. Col. Canhsld,
Of the 72d Ohio IL VIII be sssn By our sPe-
eial dispatches e reported amOng the killed
at the battle at Pittsburgh Landing. he
was 9 resident Of Medina, and brother of
Judge cslAsld. cs.s4
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MARRIED.

In WiliouEhby, on tuesday m lrulnR, Apu TO,
81 he s'ongreF FINAL Lhufoh, by r V ;. g. Tin
ker, MF. L. J. TALB ~ ani Miss ULEMMlE
A SH RP, all Of WiliouRhty.
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A COMPETENT WOMAN WANTs
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b vo in me Er1BectaDla Emily. app at o.
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Ag6ntB Tor
Dr.. HOuurd's Family Medical Coupanlol,
Ibs heaE selling WORK OF the Kind now On red 70 he
~ Vic hau5 some p car allowed aud 5l.aiTs
right Of Territory giToa. Eof terms Bddr aI
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ap'e.3s6 Box 1915 OeTela d, ..
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ing from $500 20 gleo For pa ticuars enc dire of
or address, ". y. 5C0FlELD = 90.
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Prop. Michigan, Chapman, Detroit, 80 tons coal
Bark Badger State, Flint, Chicago, $50 tons coal
s0hr. Wings Of the Morning, stratIOn, Racine,
$40 tons csal
sehr. Nonpariel, Davis, Detroit, light
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GARDENING.

7 ANDsOAPE GARDENING, "a
&C WIN. JAMES oiior8 his serves 70 =
gsntlsmsn who may Wi1h 70 employ person -
10 Ley OUt GrOiiads, Haks FIops Gzdsaa,
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and ell oiher Fruit. He VII sontraot b the BAY
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tborough ksoWledge Of LAND DRAINIna.
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VII ~ prnea ntiv attrndah % maFTse3
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Fifteen Battles In less than Three Months.
Within the last ninety days the following
battles were fought and won BY the Federll
fopees;
Battle of ssmsrset Gen. Thomas Com
manding.
Mil Spring, Gen. Garfield.
Roanoke Island, Gen Burnside,
NOwbsrn, Gen. Burnside.
Fort Henry, Gen. Grant.
Fort Donslson, Gen. Grant.
Pes Ridge, Gems. Curtis and sigsl
Winchester, Gen. Shields.
Yorktown, Gen. Mcclellan.
Corinth, Gen. Grant.
Fort Orig, New Mexico, Col. Candy.
Island No. 10, Com. Foote and Gen. Pope.
Bombardmsns Of Fort Picksns, Colonel
Brown.
Hampton Roads, between the Federal
navy and the Merrimao.
In addition to the above the enemy have
been compelled t0 evaeua.e Manassas, Bowl
ing Green and Columbus.
There Is no instance In the history Of any
other rebellion where so many battles Of the
magnitude Of the above were fought in 50
short sspase Of time.
Tbs line Of battle reaches from Kansas
to Fortress Monroe, distance OF 1900 miles.
This Is the longest line Of battle the world
ever saw.
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I'll I'D oEErIarl-

NOucE TO PHYSICIANS AND ran PgBIT1. (,
ALLOook PORoUs PLAsFsns-TslIIn0siA1.
Alkosk 2 Co, Ne. 81 Canal tr e, NV sork, Giht
soF.' B's, Gsn'lsmoBi I latslT suaarsd ssgtrglT
E'm q aAesknssI 10 ~ bsek, oe iasiyn b. sndds1s
. over szsrtng 9YlslE saving heard Of yolr Ssiss
lsrs much rseommended f5r oasss of this aind, 4
prosured on9s aud tbs rseuit 81 Ct eculd DE-
sire. A single phsrer eorsd ne IN g week.
tours rispesifullY, .. Q. BRIGGs.
Ihers is n1thins 9. .ul IA ths VIZ Of PiastsE to
The Porous flastsr Of Mr.. AllsoeF. In aafhma,
Coagh, kidney Aascti0na, and lo3d dep ssatsd
D1ins, thsT anori Psrmansut rsii { 3 and for RsaE
backs, pains m the slds, sdFs hss ard spssro5ls
pains generally, ihs7 are urpsissd for he beruft
8 sy impsrt. Price 1s cent? each
sold ~ A. Gardner, 40 SEgsEioF gsr8ss, cia5sl
S1d' Chic, and By al respectable dsalsrs ln nt1I-
anna
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w fresh Er Nund AKRON Water Lime acsiYBd this
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0ST.
DlSSOLUTI0R.

nISSOBUTION-THE CO.
Z = PAR O. ERSHIP hereeoiOre existing batWosn
the under ign d, IN he Tams q The Forest city
Varnish Comp9uy In Cleveland is this DAY dlssolv.
cd " . WithdTaWat OF James LaWrt nee, who has
transfsrItd h = iotsrCst 10 Zen on Bros. o., b.
whom all accounts will b. se'tled
JANIS LAWRENCE.
E ". PALMER.
April 81, 1879. apr5:2ss
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OFFIORs TO LRT.-sBVBRAL
" good OFFInES, recently fitted up IN good or
q r. L. let, n american Buildings ke1t Tow.
an fnO.RI7 r. OILAHAN, ARsut
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On the 2Tth ot February We puelished q
military directory Of The Ohio rsgimsnts
gl,ing the location, at that time, Ofevery reg
iment from this State. Since that time the
embargo has been laid upon the publication
Of al news Of movements BY orr armies or
parts Of armies, 90 that II is impossible to
snow just where ell the Ohio troops are At
this time. From that directory, and the In.
formation We have since received as to the
movements Of come particular regiments, we
make the following list as those which prob
ably had part 10 the great battle at Pitts.
Oursh, under Gen. Buell. or Gen. Grant;
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The dispatches which at hrSt gave s loss
on oursids Of from 10 900 to 10000 at the
late battle, must be greatly oTsreBtimatsd.
The usual proportion Of killed and wounded
in hard fought battle is one-tenth. WedO
not know accurately the number Of our
forces nor Of the enemy, but 1t Is supposed
that there were from 60 600 to 80, 600 on
each side. It Is nOt likely therefore that the
loss in killed and wounded was more than
5000 or 1000 upon our side;--a terrible
loss, but not nearly 50 large as the first dis
patches reported.
P. 8. A later dispatch puts our loss at
5000. This must be much nearer the true
figures than those first reported.
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WHITE LEAD WORKS.

fhs subscribers have on hand supaFios aFsiels e
euTS Whits Lsad, also the cheaper EFaaas, shish-
hSJ 'hsE % ths Inads st very low pEieSs for o,ah
Isb. 3, Isea. JOHN wRBsFRs 40.
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M A Rim E..
PORT OF CLEVELAND
EHrERED-ApriIe,


EnTHRED-AprII q
Bark Badger State, Flint, Buffalo, 900 bbll water
hme
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N a " b o D.

N A NHO Cd;
HOW LOSTi HOW REgFOREDfE +
JEIt pablIshsd n . ssalsd ElTslspo. Pries g.
LEcTUEE o. THE NAruRH, TaRaFnEuF aapr-
CAL e1lre q 59srmaEorrhasa, n - mfnal Weskn-BI
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liepsy ard tsta, Onnscmption, Mental aud Phyaleaf
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"a Boon 70 ThOaiasds Of SHfeTsTs =
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tpoat pald on zee p o. six erntss Two po1inGa
stamps, 10 DF OH. j. q. \ LINE, II Boz erF W1-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

T S-IO TREASURY NOTES FEB
I Oo " stIs In suma oF 90 sud upWaros, ny
he 1OhAAEs BANK o. OLEFEB. \ ..
rnrT.aaq
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B'sold By Druggists Generally.
AGENTS WANTED, Agents and Dsa'era far.
nldhen &c 6dnced priosr. A~dr - AL orders tJ
nr O. W Gray, sole roPritor,
3l2 Pittsburgh street. Level nj, Onlo
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Cash TER &c.

On account of the hardness Of the times and tile
pressing demands for cash npoEa ns, we have de-
teFmined to gear to cash FERNS "a possible
Hereafter we must have the cash fnr all Orphans
Court prfntingi Auditors Notices, Estrays, Ne:
also ali Prothonotary's printing occasional aver-
tisenients ard handbslls
Il new subscribers are also expected to pay tlleir
subscriptions In adrance.
We do not think Executors. Administrators. ana
Anditers have need TO complain at this changeo
derms. ThF IN almost ata time raise the few
bolars that it llreqaire to pas neP PnnteF's bills
u iwlli save ther 10 them, andbe Of immense
benefit to MS.
0td quarters taken at par at this Office on ac-
counts
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NOTICE.

ETAYING debts or onr own tn nav. We resnerts
H. fully call upon all persons knowing themselves
to l's in our debt to pas up--
This notice il not intended for those Of our
Friends who pay rs promptly, but especially ltr 1
cef'Hin iifge class, who having purchased ear
goods, never trouble themselves about rayinr 1or
the same
Asny ct the latter having had the use Of our
capital 80 long, nlusL really iraagina thsy have 4
better right 70 Il than ourselves.
70 lhia class We now say, IN laagua 10 which we
hope they will not rlisFsl ,ert - 1rst
persfsn ef 1aeaas III fheir kaFasso meet our own
iizeissfses--ann IL hinI invitations to .spsy aE,,
ayall not--we viii fry harsher though unpIea nan
remedy that Tery shortly.
aug 10, 1851 a. b. GRAMER co.
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sm happy 10 say Shat tho casualties are
faw cousitering the warmth Of the enemy :
Gre saw two or three killed aud some wounded
| send the Ellis 70 yon under eoam ana q
Acting Master Chase Of this shlps "nom
hope you will ecnfrm 10 tho sonmana.
The conduct Of the gallant men haFe the
honor to command is worthy Of ali praise.
detsiled account will be furnished when
I have time.
Tam happy to say that none Of our vessels
are severely injured
fsbail leave here a small force aud visit the
canals and take look Into the ether places
before return.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
9. O. ROWAN,
Commander o. S. NJ,