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SHIELDS BArTERY.-Up to Saturday even
ing one hundred and two men had been sworn
into Capt. Shields battery. There is room
fOz more. The company viii 90 into camp
to-moffoW. 5i5 r9a p ANU a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-11

CARPENTERS FOR THE ARNY.-W. F. Carey
& Co., at 81 to g. River street, offer rare in
dueements to carpenters for the army. See
advertisement.
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tits queer state Of things when a pass
from an United States Marshal is necessary
il order to get from one section Of Ohio to an
other, yet the times make it 50 and loyal peo-
pie are content; who cares for the grumbling
Of disloyaI ones? The following is a copy
Of the pass, which can be filed out as requir-
ed. It should be preserved as one Of the Gu
riosities Of the times;
UNITED STATES MARsHALis OFFICE,
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO,
Cleveland, 1852.
To oil sshom Il may concern: This is to
certify that Of the age Of
years, complexion height
feet and inches, and now
desiring and intending to leave this District
for the purpose Of proceeding to
is known to me to be a resi-
dent Of in the
county Of in the State Of
Ohio: and am satisfied from due proofs that
he IS a loyal citizen, and that his said in
tended journey is legitimate and necessary,
and with no purpose to avoid being drafted
into the military service Of the United
'f~-----. -. ---... ,.r,--..
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FROM CTNCINNATI.I

UINCINNATIJ Aug. IU.
The body of Gen. MeCOok arrived this
morning and has been laying in state to-day
at the Court House. The funeral viii take
place tomorrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-11

WAR MEETiSs.-There will be meeting
at the Alger Settlement in ROokpOrt Tuesday
evening At Z o'clock. Distinguished speak
ers will be present. Capt. PhilpOt will be on
hand to enlist recruits.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-11

A New BUsINEss.-A man in Cincinnati is
said to be doing a very good business in col
oring hair grey. The reason is obvious, for
a grey head implies exemption from draft.
By the way, the sale of hair dye has de-
creased wonderfully since the order for draft
ing appeared. False teeth are in slight de-
mand. Canes are advancing. Wigs are
falling of.
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TIE 52D.-Capt. Schneider, of the SD
Ohio, viii leave for Camp Dennison tomorrow
with twenty-five men, recruited here by
Lieut., Masury. The Lieutenant will remain
here until Friday, when he will close the
Office. A few more recruits will be aceepta-
BILE in the meantime
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Notice to Water Takers.

At meeting of the Trustees of the Water
Works, June 18th, it was Ordered-That a
new assessment be made of the water takers,
and their Superintendent and Engineer, Mr..
Joseph Singer, was authorized to make the
same for said purpose. It is requested that
the water takers will give him the required
information appertaining thereto.
By order of the Trustees.
aug9:40O GEO. W. GIRTY, Secretary
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-11

h. KEzDALL & Co. offer to all their sales
men $50 each over and above all other bount-
les with the provision Of positions on their
retarn. Two have already accepted these lib
oral propositions and more have the question
under consideration, with decided leaning
towards the affirmative side. The names of
the two who have enlisted are orvis Jackman
and James W. Raymond. They enlisted in
the 7th Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-11

EsoAPED PRIsoEER ARHEsTED.-A man
named Wn CLARK, who was being brOughttO
jail b an East Cleveland officer, was arrested
By an oEcer from this city ana lodged in jail
On Saturday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-11

The question What's the price ?" ha
changed to What's the Postage ?"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-11

The eOmmonest kind of board in Canada
has advanced to $40 week. This is en-
oouraging to the "slinks."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-11

GeLD, siLvER, oldU. 8. Treasury Notes, Can
ada and Premium Funds Of all kinds, bought ai
best rates by E. B. HALE
jyl4:4Oo IN Superior street, cleyelend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-11

CAl,P CLEvEIAvp.-The camp on the
Heiehts wiz Be opened to-morToE, When It
Is szpsstsd dat everything vim be IN rsadi-
1sss 7or the reception Of the troops
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-11

NEW MUSIC" BRIGHT BE FHr
IN Dreams" beautiful Song and Chorus, b. 4
P banks, and sung with great success by Mss AgA
Webb (of ssWebb Sisters''l Price $ cents Also bg
Danks, Bass Song, Home Of my Youth" Price Scts;
Either OF the above sent any pan Of the United
States on receipt OF the marked price Published ane
for sale by U b BOISE
No Eucldd-St., Cleveland, o.
~ Pianos, Small Instrumants and Strings OF
ikinds constantly on hard.
80 Pihn0~ tuned ami repAirad- mFdetm
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omce-Oviatt's Exchange, foot Of Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio. R27.ly.
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IgwAs reported IN Detroit on Friday that
oOl Wilcox bad been released, /
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New Yorl, Lie Insurance COMPANY.

oAFTAI-$2, ,l46, ,75T,OS.
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III
Extensive RobbeFies By a Servant Girl.
For several months past Capt. D. Scott,
owner Of the prOpeIlers S. D. Caldwell and
Gov. Cushman, has missed articles Of various
kinds from his residence on St. Clair street,
without being able to ascertain who was the
thief. The depredations became so extens-
i've at length, that he placed the matter in
the hands Of Marshal Gallagher for inyesti-
cation, end he set about at once to ferret out
the thief, Capt. Scot, and family are sailing
this summer, the house being loft in charge
Of German servant girl named Mary John
son alias Gardner. The Marshal became sus-
picious that showas the thief, and set watch
upon her movements. Becoming satisfied
last Friday night that his suspicious were
well-founded, he arrested her. sho at length
acknowledged her guilt, and told whore the
property was concealed. The Marshal, to
gether with officers Nix and Givons, proceed
cd to the place indicated, which is house
on Bolivar street, and found a large quantity
Of tho missing property stored away in the
garret. It filed two large chests, and
amounted in value to between $500 and $500. |
There were twenty yards damask curtains,
children's clothes, ladies' wearing apparel Of
various kinds, silk dresses, cotton cloth, &C., |
Sc. Several articles stolen from Mr.. "A. A. |
Adams, St. Clair street, were also discovered
there.
The girl had heretofore sustained good 1
character. She was brought up in Detroit /
BY family that adopted her. She is about
years Of age, and good blocking. IN
searching among her effects, several bundles
of love letters, which she had received from
young men in various sections of the country, /
were found. Mary seems to have been as
successful in stealing hearts as she was in
committing larceny on her mistress ward
robe. She is in Jail.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Lsadbesier 4 Co Liquid Stove Polish.
Cleveland Worsted Co-Woolon Yarns.
Drawer iTs-House Wanted.
"-ssfo Wanted.
War Meeting st Rookport-Local Notice.
@. A. Read a oo-Ooupon Interest.
One More Chanes-Looal Notice.
Sunday school Union-Local Notice.
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aug9:4OO GEO. W. GIRTY, Secretary
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M A r IN e.
PORT OF oLEvELAN NO.

EETERED-AUGUsT 9.
Steamer May Queen, Yiger, Detroit
Propeller Canisteo, McHenTy, Dunkirk
Propellar Jefferson, McHenIy, Dunkirk.
Propeller olean, Rowland, Ogdensburgh
Propeller Bradbury, McNally, Dunkirk.
Propeller Owego, Drake, DunkiTk.
Schooner j Gibbs, BOOny, Ogdensburgh.
Schooner Med6ury, Warner, saut Ste Marie.
Schooner II Q Post, Gree, Toledo.
schooner ~ Roeder, Dampson, Buffalo.
Schooner Pierpont, Atkinson, Oswego.
Scow Ca Duddle5ton, Port Huaon.
CLEARED.
Steamer May Queen, Yiger: Detroit
Pr0p8llor Bradbury, hlcNaliy, Buffalo.
Propeller Gov. Cushman, TraveTs, Buffalo.
Propeller Olean, Rowland, Toledo.
Schooner r Gibbs ROOny. Toledo
Schooner Star Of the North, Mckee, Sandusky.
schooner J Roeder, Lampson, OntonagOn.
schooner PierPont, Atkinson, Oswsgo.
Schooner ResOlute, Hammond Marquette.
Scow Mary and Lucy, Boys, Detroit.
MISCELLANEOUS.
We clip the following from the Detroit Advertiser
and Tribune of the sth:
VESSELS PAssED.-The following vessels passed this
-ProPellers Iron Cily, Empire State; baTks Jes;
Sc Hoyt, Water Witch brigs Commerce, Isabella,
ME Doom, Walrus, Mount Vernon, A G Morey, J 4
Marsh, Navagh, Die Vernon, L B Shepard, Maple
Leaf, ] Tracy, Starlight, Norwegian, Golden HaT:
vest, Ghalenge, Arcturus West Wind, Florence L NJ
Down-Brigs Oleander, Pilgrim, Empire sehoOn
ers w II Craig, Winslow, Alnwick, Reindeer
Sardis, Burchard, Gem, Australia, Minnesota.
The following vessels passed this port on the 7th:
Up-.Propellers Hunter, Buffalo; barks City of Chi
cagO, Sweeney, Sunrise, Flying Mist Col Ellsworth
Norman; brigs Andes, Banner, Mechanic, ROsclus
schOoners Berlin, Ellington Mills, W Fl Stevens
W G Grant, Boston, Amelia, A Baensch, G. Hibbard
Moselle, Baltic, Alpha, Peerless.
G Sherman; schooner Waurecan.
Weather pleasant. Wind SW.
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THg REBELS MARCHING on POPE.
NEW York, Aug. 10.
A special to the Mercury states that the
rebels are marching against Pope,
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ELszsa q "a ssss.' quslsa. { "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-11
STOVES 3 TIN.WARE.
EHE anESPATCH" COOKING

INHE UESHAIOd ~ -COOhlNG
STOYE-Haying during the past Winter, been
improved, Is now undoubtedly the BEST Stove in the
Market Its Baking, Roasting and BrOiiing proper
ties are unexceptiOnable and In economy OF Eue it Is
unparaeled with Its new patent Crate It viii burn
Coal well Wood most admirably the Oven being
thorouRhly ventilated il will produce perfect e. I'd
healthy bake equal % that Of Bakers Brick D., en-
Roasting and TOasting Is dOno before the OpeV fire.
and BrOilinR over live Goals the hearth Common
sense dictates IL Is manufactured in this CITY, and
the material used and the workmanship are OF the
best quality; finally II gives perfect sat sfaction
ALL hundreds OF hOu6ekoepers In this city and
rounding country who daily using Il will testify
THE MORNIHG STAR CO0kIg,G STOVE Is q
new and desirable pattern, which, with variety OF
Others make our stock complete Ne also have on
hand Of Parl0r Cooking and other heat
ing Stoves for sale at reduced prices.
we are constantly supplied with all the newest and
most beautiful styles Of IN AMELED CRATES.
AlsO-all Of the most useful articles Of House Fur
nishing Goods Nails and Farmer Toola. Wsars lust
receiving the latest improved styles Cf BIRD CAGES
which are offered at the lowest cash prices. Weman.
ufecture largely and have for sale at wholesale and
retati all the various articles Of Plain and Japaned
Tin. Copper and sheet-Iron Ware. We offer tie al
most endless variety Of goods In line for sals ct
the lowest cash prices, on the One Price System.
- All Housskeorars and those Who contemplate
Hoq5ek ping, end tho rest Of manki are most
cordially ipyited q can before HqTehssing sl,eEhsre
msrd No, g, South side Pub. e9uazSs
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Bankers, 95 Superior St.

WAETED-Fractional Stock Of the Cleveland
Columbus 4 Cincinnati Railroad. ~
E.B. HALE, Banker,
a4sa.s III Superior street, Cleveland.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

COUPON ISrEREsT. : Highest premium
paid for Coupon Interest due on S-lO Gov
erament Notes, Aug. l9.
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Isu q v Whsiect' 8. sharpe s5is'- t
SEs % rS "a ' I54 .is6 si5.sus oihsr Eins ~ y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-06

NosfoiK, March 4, 1852.
As a matter OF genera, iafo, nation, will
etste that Il ceased railing last night, after
one OF mo heaviess showers That ever ieii IN
this section OF tne country.
Lieut. Col Cantweil, of the u North car
plina reei ment, ras beer nrpois'ted military
Governor for this pisce, ard capt, farDam.
OF Sussex count,. hoiIs he position OF Pro
VOC. MARSHAL of the city.
Nolyitha.Audi.g ne rreSeucs OF mum her
o. scidi. 70, good order c1uiinu' la oar city.
ExcepfirR " eases Of disturbance, in which
halves wee used, without infitcuns serious
injury nsye he ard recently Of tut very fe W
Instances OF disSrjsTiy Conduct
The oai-ro0ms, and otner places where I'm =
foxtcating liquors We're soid, are closed both
day and MY ni-a requirement that meets
with the approval o. the community, md
dissipation and TO yism; although (judxipg
from Appearances IL has rot become Ell tireiy
impossible 10 &c; possess OF a sum isn I
quantity 10 deprive man Of tie power of
l0coYno.ion.
a contribution has been made by the ems
ployees OF the Navy Yard of *6to. and y
Mrs. David NJ. Waike, Of this d.y. Of S+6,
$50. tne benefit of the Hampton suffer Ell s
who are known to be in actual want "
The burial Of the remains of the Iate 10.
seph smes, WHO was murdered at Weldon
on Friday. .ook place at Portsmouth on sun
day. James /. seems, was mul Tered through
mistake, ,he assaiis Mt sEppCsibE the de-
SeceIsed to b. another person. The wouni
WAS inflicted with a sharp knife, and - IS
said thai the head Of the murdsI eo iaG2 wa.
nearly severed from his body.
The Gra1s, OF your city, have pTe5aI. =! e
fne gold wa.ch 10 Lieut.. J. '. Crawford, AZ
es;ee ied oiii 'er of hat efficient corps. -
rus Bos,sieax, Ala Sergeant OF rne .chu, Q I'd
0rays, who has been eieca ed Captain CT q
volunteer company in your city, Is de.
strvedly esteemed here ms gsntleIn an and
an exrerienc, and active officer, and 4, is
believed III 1T an excellent se!ec zion has been
made.
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lrEGkEAT VIRGINIA I.EMEL

tt-E GREAT VIhHlNIA REMEDY.
AID so Z UMBU1-PETKRs's INFALLIBLB Re-
nsDy FOR OoNEpRKHGA AND ALL SECRET bis.
gAsEs.-This great American remedy, con
tanning no Mercurial or Balsamic proper
ties, excels everything heretofore offered to
the pun in It's curative, restorative, and
renOvatinE powers and the medical world
are astonisbed when told that the above
remedy will cure the above diseases, and
COMPOUNDED when they have ocular demon.
STATIONS of the fact. But the proprietor,
who has known OF the remedy for twenty odd
years, has known of q case ofl0 years. stand.
ing to be restored to perfect health, and all
other cases of shorter duration to be restored
without single exception, and therefore
challenges any case of Gonnorrhpa which the
remedy will not cure, provided the direc-
lions are carried out with prudence on the
part of the patient; and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly
In his or her case, he guarant tees u perfect
cure and in eases OF failure, will furnish nd-
ditioual medicine, free of charge, to complete
the cure, through his agents and cure will
be effected without Inconvenience to the pa
tient.
Price, per bottle, 50; half dozen bottles $40;
eXpresssge from % to SO cts.
Sold by APPER.oR u DuPUY, No. POI Broad
ST., and o A. STRECkRR, Main ST., Druggists,
Agents for the city OF Richmond Sold also,
by III A. q G A. SANTOS, Norfolk, and GHAs
Is. CAMP BELL and WlLsOa Il WILLIAMS, Ports
mouth, Va te l9-6m*
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A SExIEs OF Hon n BL MUxDERs II FRANCE
The trial Of q case, almost unequalled in LII

A SEkIEs OF HORRIBLE MUkDERR II FRANCE.
The trial OF a case, almost unequailed in ihs
annals OF crim~, has just been concluded at
BouTg. near Lyons, France. man named
UumuiIard was charged W.th q Aumb Der OF
murders, aud his wife with being accessory
TO them He HvSd near l., ons. and his prac-
tice for several years p&st, 4, appe are, b as
oeeu to SO to the city frequently and s-cure
nis Vic ,iuis in the fui,O rinE manner Meet
Ing q girl who looked IKE servant, he
would inquire OF Der the way 10 an iatei,i-
kenco Office aud, get ing into converse lion
with her, would $. e tina h. employed
alta chateau Il tap miles In the county, aud
that be was III search OF servant Kirf, 10
whom vary Superior wages would be paid.
1.-THE girl wh ON h: acc0s sd WAS looking Tor
place sne would generally accep: MS oil r,
and they wuald start on, on the cars to-.
gether. Dumoliard 50 coAtrIysd IL taat the
should reach the Stallion ~ when they Were
- descend alter arr, when he would shout.
der ,h9 girls trunk OF b.x, and start With
her aero the fields.
Arrived al convenient spot he would
violate her, Kill her. and bury l-r, end take
ths trunk 10 MS house. Finally, girl b.
coming frig htened, asked HIN, as they We. .
walking through tho woods, if they We're not
nearly arrived It the cha teau. blanchard
Yepi!sd they were, bui that hs would hide the
truuh among the trees, rs II WAS very heavj,
and would come for /. In the morning lie
put down the trunk, and us the girl start ted 10
gnp, he threw q sort Of running noos- over
aer head. She succeeded In escapiIg bow
ever, ana SlsibS W .ii6 nG ii d
authorities. blanchard was watched, and
dasiiy Lis nous, WAS searched, when the fol-
loving articles Of female clothing were fonnd:
Jhir.y five pairs alters, SIXTY .sev Ii pairs
OF stockings, toirty-eIgh. caps, ten pairs of
stays seventy one handker hieis, a number
OF collars, chemisett6s; etc, amounting to
slsv,n hundred articies-1lve hundred and
forty six OF which were recognized By girls
who han been entteed ip the manner above
stated, bat who, hacoming frightened, had
escaped. and by the frieI4ds OF Others who had
pcen killed.
Three or four skeletons and bodies OF fe-
males were discov red IL the w0oda between
the station and Damoliards house. ana be.
fore the examining magistrate the prisoner
acknowledged that within the last eight
yeare ha haa murdered six young women,
and had made attempts upon nine others,
who oapsd with the loss of their clothiG z
1t Is supposed that one Of the young " men
Killed by this nand Tns BURIED alive. as Wi II
found her ctenched hands We're filed with
earth which she has: Pre- badly seized in her
dying agoIies. During the trial Dumollard
declared that the witnesses had formed con.
kpiracy to ruin him, and IN iui fest ted the Ut
most Ind Herence, and ate heartily ami SLEPT
well. He was found guilty and sentenced, to
death, aEd his VIE to twenty years impIis-
OCmsnt At HARD labor.
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w. SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSU.
U~$ KANCE COMPANY AT e. meeting of
The D-rse oss of the soUTHsRN PKCTEC-
TON INsUR aNCE COMPANY, held at Rich
N nd on the got OF February 10 pursuance of a
resolution Of the deneral Assembly, the following
proceedings were nad:
Reso,osa By the Directors, That the office of the
Sale coup any hal for tire present be established
al ths city # Richmond.
That the several agents Of the company be re-
quessed t, eom,c un'cate with the President HEN.
Ef THO q as Esq., III reference to the bust.
mss Of the company, and that they ran.it to the
President h. snout OF tceir several liabilities as
far ~ prsctiesbe
Rcsotued that ding the occupancy
of Alexandria ~ tie enemy, the Directors have no
hesi,atoa IL expressing their entire co.faence Ia
the solve: cy of the company, AID Its ability to
Meet fts engagements, ami ~ assure the parties
insured IN SAID company o. ter belief In the Abil-
Ivy 10 aus ain the Comp upon its original basis,
sno &c rsoesm Is | !, iIities
Thas the Pres cent be required to Issue notices
to all psrson iusueed by The company who may
have aas:ailed losses from fire, communicate the
salne 10 the President with the proofs require. by
ine hys laws, on or before the lst OF April, In or
der INST provision nay pe msde for their pay
msut. II. W, THOMAS. Pr at
Il. D. BILL Sec'y. fe 26-dtistA
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NOTIOEii NOTzOEiii
60 gross Lucifer
MATCHES.
5000 lbs. KiIlikir1ck
SMOKING TOBACCO.
$4,000
Genuine Havana CIGARS,

10000
Domestic ard German CIGARS,
from lowest to highest grades.
Together with tb largest and cheapest stock Of
=. CHDMMG TOBACCO0
n the market. ranging from l2} to IS cents Dor
ID. Suffers and o<her dealers y Ill find il TO their
advantage to giva US call before purchasing -
our stock II conn slets In every particular, and We
ara determined not to b. undersold BY any house
In the Southern Oonfedefacy.
sJ.E. BURRE6E e. co,
Wholesale '&ealsr In Toba coo, Cigars, &C.,
fe 3-1m lot BrOsd IT,. above cor. 9th.
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VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRACT
Y IvE REAL ETATE, On ROSS. NEAR
TO GOVERNOR STREET, FOR SALE.-
wa II s 81: ni zsTz
the south side Of Ross street, adjoining the
residence Of Samuel 8 Oottrell, Esq. The
house has ample accommodations for large
family.
Also, q vacant LOT to the east, fronting
81 feet, and running back about 30 feet. hav.
ing ON the rear IN excellent brick stable and
carriage. house. The location Of this pro-
pi.t3z !. most a So6SfN P1s A ffPREk
[FF1EUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
" on 18TH near BroAd street, FOR SALE
vsias6is ffskiY4TE RssfDENUE on Eth
nssf Broed Stfsst, supplisd with tie modern
s.:fa Z ~ sSs
HOUSE AND LOT FOB SALE PIT.
H VATELY.-We oner for sale, private.
II, an excellent House and Lot, ON Clay, b.
feet dep, withSa comfortable brick house,
nearly new. containing rooms and passages.
There b wen Of good water on the lot, and
s:s 'is nSs sole
YIN . sold asPrsiic aSctton, on tho pfsn-
REDWOOD KEAOH,
NOR RENT.-Havin9 eaeIxed tie stand nov
u occupied ~ Hunt 6 James. to- tie coming
Or o1yI01 o. shoskes sup
49, m.L 4 HoR1Inzr.
|h1sRA1L1 R19In91N A PRIVATE
II sAL.;lNs ss e -; pssys::,y1 !:
@ Iash s.ssN nsaf Yuehanaa's spring. The
1ot treats 70 test On lAleh Strest. running baek
~ fest, snd has o. y q sxestsnt House, con.
salniss siPnt rooms. Win large portacos front and
and nearly new. hay.ay hen built only twelve
maths. There = alsoun tie lot we'll Of excel
lent watss, md many desirable ffuit trees.
A bargain may b Aad Y early application b
made = ~ REDWOOD Z xIAOH,
Auetioassrs end General Agents,
: A-1s No. 81 Main street.
EA1R1 IN HANOVER TOR SALE
II W o6Sr Apr ale privately very con.
x5zisatiy ioeetsd fAkM IS he county d
Hsnovsf. two miles HoutA Of the Oosrt-
House and t1Ise. 81 . MllA from thu
O0ual RSilFoeA. f16'l1 ooatains one
hundred eAres Of most exeollmt And, with {
COED MEADOW, and Il coAaidaeod one Of the
0egt peo1Aa11vo Taxms o. II Gao In the couu.
~. 1Aa AnAdMe1 Aro vary GOOD, the dWetl.
k14tUpDeqg3eot cuneoinl1t I'VE roOraa with
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GOODS IN q BARTON Il 90, No. 22s
Maln street, adjoining the Slotswood Ho a.,
have on hand, and are constantly m Lu1ac.
turing, a general assortment OF q ft.emen e
Furnishing Goods; Soldiers r que Shirts,
Leggsns, Water proof C. overs and Ha.
versacks, Camp OaOe. .nder Shirts and
Drawers, Neck-T ), carts, &c.
They are pre- .en 70 make to order White
Shirts and u isrs Of various patterns laun-
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