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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-15
NEW YORK AIARKET.-DeeemberI Is

iBY TELEGRAPH
COttOn--Market quiet. Sales 900 bales at 6519967c
for middling uplands.
FIOnr-Market less active and about cents lower,
market closing quiet.
Sales at S5 T55 80 superfne state S., ,l06,3J extra
state S5,7505,95 superne western; s6,2096,5O COM
mon 70 medium extra western; s., 20 common 10
good shipping brands extra round hOoped Ohio; $3.50
cS,2s trade brands. -
FhisIIy-Marke; dull. Sales at 3s}z959c.
Whent-Market about one cent lower with only
a limited business.
saes OF Chicago spring at 81 ,25Gl,2s; Milwaukee
club at 81 261l 33 winter red western sl4spl, ,f3;
amber Iowa at 81 sil0l35; amber Michigan Sl44g
81 l46; winter red and amber state s, l,i8Gsl l,416.
GOrn-Mai ket less doing and unchanged holders
generally exhibit no pressing desire 10 realiZe.--
sales at 7eG76zc for mixed estern, 65970c for dam
aged nnd heated.
Oats-NIarket firm with good demand. Sales at
6Sll7Oc for common TO prime.
POrk-Market less active and scarcely so nrm, at
sl4s@l425 for mess sl ,625gl,I5 for prmei sl3,O0
Gl6.00 prime mess.
Ree-Market more active. Sales at ss,0l6fln,7 IS
for country mess s5,55t6sT,OO for country prime
Sl2OOdS3,75 for repacIed mess and IS for
extra mess.
Cnt Ments-More active and firmer.
Dressed HOGs-Market less active. Sales 5%
(d536 for western
Bncnn Sides-Marlzet in moderate request. Sales
Of $50 boxes at &c for city and Cumberland cut
for short ribbed and long clear, and &c Tor good
Lard@5iaret quiet and without material change.
Sales At 91(GI0c
BuIIer-DlarI1et unchanged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-15

j-TRLAL OF TIE NEW LOCOMOTIVE "MIERE-
sofa. '-A short trial trip was made on satur-
day forenoon with the neweoal burning lsco-
motive " Minnesota, recently received from
the Taunton works, by the c. c. & C. R. r.
company. The rain prevented the presence
of the principal officers of the road, who in
tended to 20. Master Mechanic Smith, and
Mr.. Benton, foreman of thee. C. & G. shops
were along. Engineer Wm. Kimbar, who
is to have charge Of the new locomotive, ran
the machine. A train was made up, con
sisting of twenty-three empty freight cars,
and run was made to Grafton and return.
The trial trip was every way satisfactory, the
locomotive answering the expectations that
had been formed Of her. She will take
heavy freight train to Columbus this morn
ing.
The Minnesota " weighs p tons. Her
driving wheels are feet in diameter fiues
II feet long, with A inch boiler. She has
a I6 inch cylinder % inch stroke. The ca
pacity of her tank is I 800 gallons. One Pc
euliarity is, she consumes her own smoke.
She is a model of strength and beauty.
There is coincidence connected with the
/" Minnesota Her number is $3.50" The
locomotive which Engineer Kimballleaves to
take charge Of her, is the &c Alabama"
The locomotives of the C. c. & C. road are
named according to method. The passen-
ger engines With feet driving wheels, built
by the Cuyahoga works, are named after cities.
The freight engines, 4 2 feet driving wheels,
built by the CuyahOga works, are named
after counties in Ohio, and the feet freight
engines are named after States. There are
three named after Southern States, viz the
Tennessee" Alabsma," and "LOuis-
lana" There are buttWO locomotives named
after individuals, viz the 81. NJ. Woolsey"
and the "LeOnard Case" named in honor
Of prominent directors. They are Passen-
ger engines, with feet drivers, built at the
Globe works, Boston.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-15

TOHN W. MCDONALD is HERE
81 BY notified that on the 18th day Of November,
A. D. 1852 Cecilia g. mcDOuald filed in the ONES of
the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahO-
"a County, Ohio, her against him for Divorce,
alleging u erefor, "Gross Neglsct Of Duty
and Wiiful Absence for Three Years said cause
will be for hearing 1t the February term, A. D. ls6
& said Court. PALMER q DENNIS, -
dec2.4Z2 Attorneys for PlaiutiE
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FuRs.-T. S. Paddock, the enterprising
halter and fur dealer, has just returned from
New York with large and exceedingly val
SEbfe addition to his stock of winter furs to
which he desires to direct the attention Of
purchasers No lady should purchase her
furs ,Witheut first visiting PaadOek's. He
has-caps, mufFs, fur clOaks, fur skating caps
for gentlemen and ladies, fur gloves, and in
short, everything in the fur line. His as
sortment is so large and varied that every one
can be suited. He has a fresh arrival of fur
goods every few days, and is selling an i'm
rnense ouantitv.
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M A r L N E.

PORT OF CLEVE LAND.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l3.
Propeller Michigan, Chapman Ogdensbursh.
Propeller Akron, COldwell, Ogsdenburgh.
Propell-r Jefferson, MeHenry, OgsdensbuTgh,
Bark Twilight, Vance, Buffalo. -
Schooner FOntenelle, Payne, Kingston.
schooner SARDINIA, Cans, Toronto
Tug Wm. B. Castle, COe, Maiden.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-15

AN ERRoR.-It appears from the Zanes-
Vile Courier thatour information was incor-
rect with regard to a portion Of a cavalry
regiment being ordered from Camp Zanes-
Vile to Camp Cleveland TO be united with the
10th Cavalry. TheCourier says that it is the
9th Cavalry that Is eneamPed there. New
barracks for its accommodation have just
been erected and all arrangements for drill
and convenience are now complete.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-15

INJUNcTIoN CAsE.-Some weeks ago the
Wiloughby Plank Road Co. served an in
junction on the East Cleveland Railroad Co.
to prevent them from laying track on Euclid
street beyond the toll gate. The case came
up for hearing on Saturday before Judge
Foote. Evidence in the case was taken and
submitted to the Court. Argument will be
made to-day. Messrs. Rannsy, Backus and
Noble and Judge Andrews for the Plank
Road Co., and Wiley and Carey, and Kelley
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-15

NOTTCE OF DISSOLUTION OF
Y COPARTNERSHIP.-Ih firm OF Clark, Gard
ner Co, T. Dissolved by mutual CONSENT Each par
ty is authorized to sign the trn name in settlement
Of business NJ b CLARK,
J. d. ROCKEFELLER.
GEO ". GAR NER,
Decembsr .. Is62 dec2 4lg
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The WAR INTHE WEST.

Comments of the Richmond Press.
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The harsaoos. oI'.syereigns.

fs a
|eari1us aIss. q Is'ez presants tia year some
u ,hsr .'ess werahy OF note IT presarvea
anu, ID 20 tLs ets!ss Of italy which have been
nIts ,.s Z e 40 s1s Piedmos se Monarchy, and yet al
lakes nv ~. S,ao' i.ay, saying, Victor Emanuel
title at ri'@2 u A@ tTtn OF March, 1861, the
|the nav - - sy IA addition, :i,ii details of
sut on a.. D,a Se sYsa ir tie stai ietical plan
%; oe,a . "'e' Dnt, IT ss:isi.s some new States
jiess.1i =, b. the 8l.la4 acl, such as the
Sseh I,.,9a. nayI 10 klgaam os the Egnd-
/ Lima 's' =, aGd tic Eapiges Of. Japan and
|aslneg si "a t'.e ssadx.eb la,sasds, The King,
|isclar.5 iFaaS3 Gihoiiho gs.,s.,svnsl,e ". IL
|det - 10 De frenzy s,x ynasa old aad u,sr.
|ias ~. ~ .'therieaa lady, Miss Kaksr. His son
l. f,ant,atn san OF rriDcs Of HssYai MS brother
h. h. 'i,siiso, ead his sister TfiAs Minister -
|Asr.aa, .pnslel sf State. ihrae Ministers. and
|7. General, and j.pes me Court
b4nta,Iras o. tbe Egropaan States have reure-
Lreyinnss .nsie. The kineslen forms four insiisr
sai Lcop'sd BY 7ooJ0 Inhabitants The old.
en,,,n.. N N Enfope is .s.ili the isEsg OF Wur.
froes e, ~ yskra Of ags, and the youngest the
s,ygrs,sa Meass'6feis, NC who Is ig4 years old The
ii Gar @ao Las teiensd tsss ongeAt IL the Duke
Year Asainsen. who came 10 stho throne So
srl ~ whiAe the sn0ct fAcsut il tho 3uitsu. Tbs
kaa,. isss hst u the dIiieys q, ()rdsry. lN "a
So -oi which nix are f6f women sFhe Rfasta
sassng most 10 Bavaria, which hss ii. chem
70 ana Austria, which hass ia. nnssaa 4. ss,d
sSkss s. sna sweden q Ths Jtaliaa nssoiution
ssed ~ dEdgy n AsSlas one d Mgdsna.
- eve = Tneaany.
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SPEECH. on N1. I.sUS. 0E ALA
- inH HotSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, FRIDAY
OCT :, 1869.
t4e House bo.u, 1t Committee ii sLe Whole ol

iAiE HLjtSE OF itfTkEst SiAIISES.
OCT :, 1862.
tAt House BON, ii Committee II sLe Whole on
j'4e bill! so rei>c revenue,
~. sIDH e Ala, addressed .he Ho..sa lie ....,.
that Tie iii! ol.tua;ed from -Hl;t;ec oi
.vlt,h d hr ~ss !Ab-i, ~ ioa.ryd 20 0ccapy only
- Elusb TIM s.a would enable LIn briefly 10 Gx.
li.!.i iij sfoSisnIs how tie necessity Tor
a-sSy-, sII Errgsnt ss.c1 - e cu.rgtfi.i-
a u the j, seoud bli;; iu-o tie II, AS
Ery, asa the st~et il would i;Y3 0poL TIE people
Jheie can be ho ii'drtentA - opinion upnn one
question q cUry IA auoceaatul.y tha war III
wLi,.h aye -. ,.tet " ~ require revenue u "a
large amount t1.r "Helti3a ara eApondnR money
with lavish i.;.,, 20 .-.aonrsii o;i' iitjugatinn
Ne icu2t sFeut l4~nvy TOO. w" need not waste II
aecssaii lily, :,su obliged to initiate the ex.
.iapie set us !y eHeA.,es IL! respect While
eHdeaY1iing To 0vG::an and sabhSAte us, il theiI
reToI: 10 ba feiisd upon, They i1Iuge oc
caiona!y in gccfaaiu efforts ic pi'iIdsr and cheat
tu-ir own Government.
The bill, Nj. Ghairman. as tax biil, is, in our
legislation, somewhat uOv"i III u; character II
pr5po. simply and purely to levy income =
TAX uro0 all the principal rrodGt sona"i tho soil for
thaprcaeft year, and Dpou tse income for tbe year
ttom all sources, 81 every citGe @. te Confederate
Rtss private .,Gbii: csrp;I atom, association
Gr Dartnersili, tha extent ot ore iii th part
bs paid by iha et % April, 1913. There IL s. pro
Vision. however v!,ich exemp:s from The payment
OF the tax all persaaB ohoso rrodntiors sna IN
Conse5 81 all amount II tive hundred dollars, and
in exception HI income from tonfsderata h0fis
ard st0cas. The Chairnas ot The Committee OF
Ways and Means in his opening addresa. has given
notice th, House OF his intention 10 fer an
amendment TO increase this exemption from five
hundred q Thousand sieiiars. Mt. Lyon said he
wenld sapport this ameGlment, for the reason thl<
no .as satisfied tho expenses of tha war wouj
have TO be horne by the property aud income nf tn
country.
The committee in arranging the bill desired 70
Impose the burden Of the tar upon those Only VIA
hlay be able TO bsar it.; % exempt slcn ~ mignt
not ba able aud to make the tan ~ equal ~ pasat
bie
In the axistIag condition Of the country, apart
of our territory elng still 0ccupied by the eneY.
IL Vas found dIf1cult 10 tn ARRANGE the prQxieols
IT the bill a. 10 Impose and collect tho fay n eAa
and inst psopQrtinna from Al lhe cifiSeNa ef ~
uoaledefaie efnkea To remedy thla at4 pls4 n
q ~ pQNef q Fsss Iesssttsr e
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~; Iidsshls q q .ssl ]
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H. = - - - IS
-. =. Ili1 -
- &C 81 ssss 5STy1s 1n1A
loe $tx
ss e q s. x}e sss s.
Sofsr a. we ~ IN L "a nj - 49,
,ablishcd ~ ns - Sssss5 Il g.
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= nNcn 49, ,sss;ss s
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w s, s.. s -.
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because y h.'s
power y sss"s
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hose w'so 'sse - -. ssesst 81
ieaiaf Inc 81 'ss''h a. ~. -, s a'
saiensy eiss
siso Il N'''' = - - !" $50
q is View
aaion Is p" ''.''e nS.'sass
he is tS" "o&s - sa'''' ~. ''''ei's''''e''ee'
pF is sne 70 pe 'ese ''.~e" aee...ss s''s =
ktreng enoHs'' ~ "" -
knew stoi' '".
as'ieF % ''' - 49,,
believe as We "'',e '''",'''' ''.''. '''
'en ~ '."'' ..ss -,
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sIi fa'l'ef '"'si' i''j"' o"'H - ''''e'
sls 'mi'e' Il, = N'''' y" "1''''' '''''" ''','
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a,.in- them 'a' q "'hef emP''ymen'' ."a
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nd IASh' Vo u "i''s'' s'.''s
When "'h' ''''i''pa'.s WIS '-eS''''''''- -,''
Fea'y 'l ..''';', 'sN>',''' I-''.,'' nv
AasiF.'h A''-'''T'' p.ess.''''' s'Ie .'''', % I"
onfeAk'ol' 'Ae ~ $50 ~, - p'3..'i
Sith An 8' Sio" '''s ''''D' % ''' 'e'''" -" i''
nbie 'S'ii"' ''''' o'''' S"''' o'iif par ''',---
The llet ls - ''e''' a. ''4e 'A'S'',''e oi 'i's
m Whenever We come 10 MAKE treaties
Fi'h i'ieiti i'"''' ."'''''' &c -''i'' - use
be sane ia nsnhYe. Lei cur existence he 50
earLr established ns 10 require no acknow-
| .5.,.
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rUE r.HHE hrtt5s.il fHsDt -trE@ArtusS
AuAiNsf sliuGGIIsu

AoAiNsf a@uGdLitu.
~, collector q! tie .'r. Of i4:;;,Ie, !: h..s 4.
eriErd iAsr4.ticu teo! t-a rl..sUsy s i...I jie.t
Il y .aAnGtou, y hiyn -. t.,s:snei 10 Ire3e.- tic
sh.p.a-nt at good4 - >'iptva nl.ase IAey a.ay t-
iuieul,d for "aiai,y.. PERSONS. ~ ...aa4 &.
hereafter ho sent f'on. II port e;thef ~ aroat
oA!,s-s9, }.silF. 10 t:e n4se!n a0E2 o S.iy snd
.4d Jiac1u; sos iioa-g i.iles. ali the t,tirs Goa
ecl G.J IN the ss.l.- au. !si have t.iA-A Le .,l,
set6ed oata @, l!e6iaAce . tie U5so:n,leI.t rhe
following /. n ez .ret nom Gr" stafy Cht4e'4 of.
der:
Ia grRitiag pe:It5 clearance. :tc u, La teI.l
:shore OF aiary,nd yo.: will exercise Ie sre;.tra,
vigilance 10 prevent TIE shipment ii improper
icies, AK! the shipiutat a. Hly ihuig III g:e ator
auaniiiss, either bF t.i5 frequency o psinIssi1n
The amcutt allowed 10 Ds shipped - any oie tIias
tnsn are ordinarily required iof family coits,np.
tio2l aud refuse all eiegfaicea where you have feA
son beiIege tbs pro ,hed shipments are ip:srdt4
Jar may rseb ti.ioya parties aiding Of ;Dettiug
the iei.eli3ii.
LaTKsr FH0a NEW okLEANs-NoRTHfrH Ac-
COURTS OF TstE TAKING THE OATH OF ALE
GiAacE.
The Few York Papers have advicag from New
Orleans to The PSI ult. Cen. sherman mad com
ma2d Of all tia Federal troops at Carrolton, six
sles nom fha city. The gnnboats were also lying
tlsye. A letter says:
The great excitement ROW ia cur cty--We mast
glway have great excitement, you know, IN these
sanes--is that which is incident TO the espra
tsSl ef President Liacons sixty days Tor taking
"a ogth II came harl, and was poatpcnai by
tssssiesaiids uaiil the last iGonent but cRacators
arc ,tss.iag mp for lost time, can assure yoa The
preyoNs Marshal has bean Obliged To oy..n large
number oG eaboriinata Gi.ee-. AT which shose who,
at length isya n,.da mp their minds thatit is bet
ter 10 come Into the arrangement. can ba accom-
modated; and. to day, the last dsy Of grace save
one, hss witEeasad sa4ns that no pen caa ade-
quataly ,ies iibe The City iiasir and the Custom
House, the headqnNaerao all tie military author
ties, have hasn literally besiegod throughout the
day, and win continussn 10 be dursng the Whole OF
to morrow, by parsons, lnas and female. white ana
black, high and low ricss and poor, native and for
elgn, naturalized and nnnasuralized, desiross IN
tho language Of that inAytabla sixth sect.en OF
srufuYuing to their allegiance Az the Dsffd this
aftern oon truly says "ao bench and the bar, phy.
slciaus 9entlemen at property and leisure, aud
adIes of the hleest cieisF of rsspectability have
fresly snbaeribsd IL $kat Important daenmAhf.
Gancral 0afIex hns eaaJsed II 70 ~ distinctly IN
1eEGtoeA khat ~ l&w y n BE- Carried Into exeeu.
ltslu a ~ vesyI Isaags ~ sfest .lsai
q ~ = - q = 1l - dnnser ct the
80 q les + q - - essdnlons
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~ W. rHIL
pRnrEGSOR OE NE. IL

~ W. rHIL w,
PROFESSOR or MEsfe,
Would, * tie approach OF the seheiss Il sion,
announce 10 his friends aud the pnblis i. general
that he will continue his instructions OF the Science
aud art o! MUSIC, ecay the performance OH
tho Plane, ~ those who iAny desre his services aiid
iavor him with their continuance. hes Leave
10 remark to tie public that have t.iu..hi 10
ihe late Female l0stitUts. OF AsrkH. T. j4elab gsa
for tbs last nine yasss h the fessfa, guecess aHd
satisfaction - -ilpS,f aa wali ~ ne sAsoiss ,.ni
that -i.aii 70 ali IN say ability 10 ths aa-o.rsi.-
.neDt nf tAo whnaitay be kindly entrusted 10 my
Applications at his residence, Clay street, be-
.yoen Smith and Henry, or at Mess's. J. Wood
house & Go s Hoax and Music Store. viii meet
with prompt attention g s@i-eeddtSyt
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THE cApIaIr AsE THE EmAk,IFATiU, PaoCLA
- NATION

THE CABINET AsE THE EmAk,IFATIO. PaoCIA
= NATION.
iha special u Washington correspondent o. ;ho
Cincinnati 5...ste under da.e of September 70
gives ae sho.VnE .n accurate atalau,e1t OF The
pozitic si the various members Of tho Cabinet O.,
The Ps&idants emancipation policy d.!sIng theiiil.
IN st;rl i5Wa ihe -llie,; OF Cabinet discussions
s5setAtary Chase, tf1ta the o,itset has been Tie
rTEs.g-izao iea1e- II UrgiuE enlai.ci patton au2
wa she matter wac at y&roG5 tInl5s under ,!isca.
sion, Ao was always - loading Gdvucae Secrt-
terry Weilea favored e!ngneia, oa bat was net
specially energetic in urging Ae rarely j. in t..
ing, hIY p6ist IL pai!c goeg or:ria nis on:l IL.
pait;. Secretary St.;itnn .1:.i alSrv7 oct.
spoken ii. declaring Lis !e.lutsa strike !. sys-
~ u:iileF t4a T,ar wherever ana whenever
slavery e"Ui b. reached pa4,nIa.to. Irnur..!
BLAIR Wa, 'ar ugbvul ;e ..ioSt determined! ,p!i
bitter oppt..oi.t of ihc efnalcipStir,,t pccy and
when Tie suJstares s .'.7 psaiialai Il Wa ,nad
Ano";- 10 lie Cabinet - was perhaps mere oU.-
spoken -.; uGy e. the 1e!ii.eln a. t,tnir4t!ns
,:,tiD:, its ;s,;yp,.-,. Nor e-s rI,o,i, tIi,e.
peIAals mG~e cspviois IL III protests SAB s-eit
t:.!y AeH4:,: IL 24ay A~ sUicl; seii 1laG hr qY.s
lie gc5;.. le;cc IL the cabinet O.: pp1sI,on To any
0i,cy e. ei.;p re-'Ihll, THAI wi.it: iiu
President daai:y .-;rj:e.t Secretary ai4itA aui
AEtu:u= yt,'lr!si o;.@h occupied lhout TIE s,.ic
scu,AA ths o,....a"',
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EDuEATION.AE..
Cx ELECT SCHOOL FOR F;oYS.
- Erdakiia sffsff, tetsoee5s txh and III.

T. II. L. TiGHE. q. NJ,
Rev. A0i;i. GATHW0oD, A. NJ, rlncaPs0s
Tho lUtB Academic session commences October
Isl aud ends July 10TH 1867. Pupils are prepared
either for college or business Primary studies re-
ceive special attention, Healing, Writing. Spelling.
and Arithmetic being daily Lessons.
1he nulaber nf pupils limited Our undivided
personal attention IL given 70 he duties Of our
School.
Iirn>s pr session, Payd5te quarterly IN aapaaf,
English Studies s..............S60 $50 90
English, Classics, and Mathematics. 20 20
French Observation-Disclosures. ..U CO
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A UCUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY.
"A STAUNTOS. VA.
The next session Of this INSTITUTION will
commence on tha FIRST DAY of October. and
close on the last Thursday iii June following.
For terms, al,G other partctl. Jars, apply 10
. SO 5--lMr JOHN i. TiESLEY, Principal.
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4 sHLAND SCHOOL FOR aIR9.s.

Mrs. TIFFEY viii open School for baatdert and
day scholars on the 29fh OF September anl cloge
The second week in July.
She will i,e assisted hy coInpefnu. teacher, and
no pains will he spared fof The advancement ri pn-
piis.
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DRY GOODS, Re.

~ LOGIOUS NEWS BLOCKADE RUN
tI JGst received. per last steamer, u large a.
sortmcut CT GOODS, comprising, among NAL
scarce srtieies--
Ladies Morocco and isItsr boots;
Misses aad Chiidrens Shoes;
Meas and Boys Shoes and Brogsux
Servants Shoes, OF sll sizes;
Ladies' Misses, and Chiidrens Hoop Skirts
Also assortment OF Ladies' Dress Goods,
and Boys Clothing and undershiYts; Brown q,
Blaached Shrtings, 500 bales Of Cotton Yarn., 81
other Goods 10 sui; the times Give q call sa.a
for yourselves l.. ROSE, 336 4 rosd IT.,
se sims Between "a and ID yss
las. G. BAlLIE a BRO. offer for sale ct the,
q CARPET and OIL CLOTH WArsrooms. =,
Broad street, Augusta, Ca, full assortment
the following Goods
Eneiish Velvet CARPErInGs.
Brussels do;
Venetian de-
Hearth RUGS; Door MATS;
Carpet BINDINGS;
Stair CAkPETIEG5 and Stair RODS;
Cocoa MA fittings sd IIASSOCK6,
White and Red Cheek Indis MATING;
Window SHADES lin all s.xes) and Tfir.
mings;
P.oor Oil CLOTHS, and yards wide;
Heavy Sheet do, IL and is feot wids:
Worsted DAMASK and Satin nELAIMR6;
Lsce and Nusin CURTAINS;
Cornieeg, Loops, fssssis, 0imps L.;
Wall Paper Hofaels, Fire Screeas.
Straw Hrooms, TsckS
-ALSO,-
sever due r-ANeS Of Chickerins's Dunhani..
HtoaardR and rssslsr's make.
xes sale by JkR @. BAILlE BRO,
eiS--.lm Asgusta. O.
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hS EDlchL COLLEGE OF [THGINIA-SES.
lYs SION lS62.63.--The nex: annual course Of
Lectures VIII commence the first MONDAY il
November, S61, and continue uLtii tbs LIST of
Mareh ensuing. l; is hot intended 10y tho Faculty
10 abandon permanently the customary session of
FIVE months bat il has seemed to them advisable,
in consideration OF the state OF tie country. and
the increased expenses OF living, 10 reduce it for
I'll present TO four months The course will be
conducted on the same plan AID with the same adj
vantages 20 the student as heretuiore.
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CLas Bell Gibson, M. d., Professor Of Surgery.s
David e. Tucker, III d., Professoro Of Theory and
Practice o, Medicine.
Beverly Z. Wexford, NJ D. Professor of Materia
Me;iica aud Therapeu.es
a. E Fe'ico'as, M, D., Professor of Anatomy.
L. s. ioynes, III D., Professor Of Institute Of
Medicine. Nc.
James ii Conway, NJ. D., Professor of 0bstrot-
rex, &c.
,a,nes E. McCaw II. D.. Profe ssor OF Chemistry
Rrd Pharmacy
Marion Howard M. D Demonstrator Of Anat-
oiiy. FEES:
Professor Tickets each 90
Dern0nstrator Of hCa.only--. 10 60
NatrieU!&tion NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10
For further information, or a topy of the eata-
iogne, address L. S. JOYNES NJ D.,
Dean of the Faculty Richmond, "a
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RETURNING st,.H,dsL.s

number e The Is. 'sins c'.Falrs oC FREDERICK.
Y!".= sensa - A"rG va Lp5 lcj,t,. ioyl. Io de
ter tb-ln f'"ln iai's, ias t!5 'cGse .uics-l army
when = retired !t"m ths cy Is tore tie .,,v,ae;ng
banner. o tbs Cai5ri D.vc ;cN calH. back stealth
y So! one hy on" with En'iou> disclaimer Ct any
rf'spo.t o. treason II" arps,,.nt i.i-..3 ns-- nf
the military auh iti"a tcs2r5, ;'sse ;,la n. ,
very ai5coarsGpg 80 i5 'oy al victim. Ill liz g,i,ei
nTnson. hni ss" N"u'l coun-, -ircu - ia ue-i-ist
fof aifhougi !<ds-a justice. may as taT,ig. ide
Grand Isqaesi frr tha body "t Fr+!er,el, c0uuty
VIII toon Ise5t - "Yenr, Il" violated treason law
Of lie %Sa,2 o: Maryland iy iadlsflnrat arasls;
Al, offender - Bal! .4a.SYfaoa
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TERMS.
Bosid, half payable in advance, exclusive of wash
ing ....s-...... $3.50
Tuition, primary department. -...-. 20
Taition higher English. Observation-Disclosures 40
Music ON Piano. 40
French Observation-Disclosures 90
One ortV.o families with children large eueugh 70
enter ae,soi casl tlso ba accommodated
s. A. TIFFEY. e
Asliani l. Sept IL, 1862. &C ::.---l.ss
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Making an ;asnc Of Treasury
notes Of f,--.........,...s sa5o. &c, ,91 co
To :ne"t appropriations mp to the
ist of lGHy next
viii require S2G9 55O<S7 %
OF tHis probably half " i'll bs
,5qnrcd IN i'reasg notea, say. 1o4, ,ai5aaa So