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The New York herald., 1862-03-13

IL II. LUDLOW, AUCrrOyEEE.-- SURVIVORS
~. Of Sands, Nathans Co. VIII sell ~ auction, attLc
Meshan's Lsehangc on Tnesday March .5 lso2 Of Y W.
by II. IL Ll DLDW, aconccr, four perform ng Elephants
SAnthoay, Cleopatra, Jenny and Miry Zebra ono four
horse baggage Wagon, gold Watch Bond OF Edwn
9n % house ana lot n LansnSbg fronting on hing s,o
Adam - Sevn for 5000, secured Ivy mortgage premises
on soath side Of Broomc street, IN ths city. distant IS
east OF COLUMBIA street, % feet wlc Also Nots and a.
counts against different persons, schedule Of which DC
Che sale. AVERY SMITH,
JOHN J. NATll\NS. Surviving pn nriucrs-
GERARD q. QUICK
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

DRyANTS MINSTRELS,
Monday, March TO- aud every night during the week.
q G. CANIBELI. EPU HORN, DAN EMMETR,
:. n sAyoRl, " !. % %IontS JAS JAS MoREISoH. ls
j. W. hilton. 4. II. FLORENCE: FRANK LESLIE.
PEEL s;i;TEINGS r' si, NEIL ANp M ,,; pan . BRyANr.
In variety OF Songs Dances Sayinss and Plantations
YE OLD FOLKS CONCERT. =
Old Daddy Hemp ancient conductor DAN BRYANT
Doors open al curtain 7,i Tickets a5 cents.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
A UCTIoN NoTICE.-ERNEsT ROTH. AUCTIONEER.
"A ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ROSEWOOD OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, COST 1915

AT public auction, this day 1husdy). March 13 IL
O'clock pr, sey at the elegant lcncc l3 East Eighth
street. between Fourth and Broadway consisting of
ynifcent rosewood and black walnut Parlor Suits
ed in French satin boeste green reps and moquet rose
Vases aror Ornaments Damask an Lace Curtains, Turk
lsh Lounges End Chairs Reception Chairs Ecgcrcs style Of
Louis XIV sewoCd and mahogany Bedstcad
Bureaus Washsands Hair aud Spring MATTRESSES Bosters
Pillows, Mirrors Clocks, sofa Beds Lounges, sprny and
Cane Seat Chairs Corner and Bookands, black walnut Ey
tension Table Buffet Dining Chairs Gass China and Silver
Ware; Table Cutlery, Oilcloh, &c
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

THE GREAT GAIETfES,
THE GREAT GAIETTES,
TIE GREAT GAIIsiIES,
gig BR9Ab%Ay BBk9AbwAy gig
UP STAIRS UP STAIRS
TF TF STAIRS sTAIRs SFF ssTTAIEs: sTAiEs:
Two doors below Laura Kccne's,
UNPARAfL,ELHD SUCCESS
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
OF this favorite Temple OF the Muses. Thousands weekly
bear testimony by t'ir iaud to our nightly pre- emncnce
over establishments b. witch surrounded.
CROWDED HOUSES
CROWDED. HOUSES
CROWDED HOUSES
night assemble TO witness antiabol,on bur-
lesque "a little aiered rom Mrs stoves moral drama,
UNCLE TONS LOG SiiANrY:
UNCLE TONS LOG SHANTY;
UNCLE TOMS LOG SHANrY;
UNCLE TOMS Log sHANTY;
UNCLE TOMS LOG SuANrY:
LrFE AMONG THE NIGGER HEADS.
LIFE AMONG THE NIGGER HEADS
and in compliance with the numerous requests made upon
grammc, for few nights only, - -
Our GREAT ORIGINAL FEMALE MINSTREL SCENE.
OUR GREAT ORIGINAL FEMALE MINSrREL SCENE.
OUR GREAT ORIGINAL FEMALE MINSTREL SCENE.
OUR GREAT ORIGINAL FEMALE MINSTREL. SCENE.
OUR GREAT ORIGINAL FEMALE MINSTREL SckKB,
iucng hftccn and talented young ladies' whose
and brill the iolcs OF the day
nightly bring down enthusiastic applause And besides
in addition still retain the principal features OF our unex
''''' NEW AND MAGNIFICENT BALLErs
NEGRO ECCE>TRIClTIES.
and all the popular app raining TO the profession and
THE PRETrIEST WAITER GIRLS on BROADWAY.
THE PRETTIEST WAITER GIkI.S on BRoADwAy,
:" '"' ''"'" We ADMIT NO BOYS
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

1cS BOwERy. NEAR BRoOME sTREET.-MADAME
100 wfDGER, Clairvoyan aud gifted spanish aiy, IN.
vets the of futuy love- abs friends,
sckuc prcscrlcs medicines Tor al dsya tolls lucky
nam ,crs property los, or stolen, &c.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

A UCTION NoTICE.-THoMAs WITCH AucTIONEER,
IA will sell Thursday, March l3 II O'Clock moon, NJ
The Park House stables, Of Broadway and Fynnt
street. the Refrcshment Saloons ard Skate Tent the
Bouth large pond the Central Park, the build
lngs 10 be removed from the Park.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

"A UCTION NOTICE.-M DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER,
"A will sell this day Thursday March 49, al l0a O'Clock,
rsns rosewood Paror suits covered in bro ael Msho
gny in haclo,h; Brussels Tapestry Velvet and In:
grain Carpets, Oicoths, gilt frame Mirrors, Library and
Secretary Bookcases marble top Centre Tables, Hat Racks,
Buets Extension Dining Tables Dining Chairs Dressing
Bureaus Washsands Bedsteads Hair Mattresses Feath
Beds Blankets, Sofa Beds, wardrobcs &c. Also, a large
assortment O. Office Furniture, &c.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
MARY rRovosT's THEATRE,

MARY PRovosT'S THEATRE,
M (I.ate WallacA's 1hcatrc)
4S5 Bioalway near Dtoomc street.
This popular alton redcc0llou rfi
be reopcrcL MONDAY evening MIrh IL, iS6a. Which
occasion the eminent young American rasedan
j. WILKES BOOTH,
will make his frs, IN New YORK supported ty
powerful company, selected expressly for the purpose
The success OF Mr. Booth In tie great clarters nc
tends represent during his engagement ~ THIS cy has
ccitcd the nraion of large aud catnusas'tc
audiences all the principal cities OF the Cnes States ana
has been caualed ony by the great fsoraions OF the
same cha acicrs bv his father The Justly cceJatet
JuNlUS RRJTUS BOOTH.
Full particulars In future bills aud embellishments
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

A UcTION N0TICE.-A. NJ CRISrALAR, AUCTION:
IA viii sell Thursday March 5 at II O'Clock, at -
Bowcry 1000 yards Cacoes assorted patterns
Die BE- sold positively and IN
lots 10 suit purchasers Also 40 bales Cotton Balls and 81
bales black Waddins.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
DY WILLIAM IRVING, AucrroNEER ELEGANT

(NHATTEL MORTGAGE sAIE-BENJ. MERRITT
~ Auctioncer VIII sell this cay irlnrsday al lo,f NJ
nj III West Houston street Sullivan, Household Fer
nure consisting OF spas Beds and Bedding, Mir ors
marble top ana ohcr Iabes Lrrs and other Carpets, oil
Paintings, &C. i. }. HANDURI Atty for Mortgage
fyoNsTADLE's SALES. HERMAN, AUCTToNEER
~ will sell tbs day 18th Instant nj II otoek large lot
OF FLUID and Kerosene Cans lot OF OIL and Fluid Bafes
also nrsc, Wagon ana Harness. By order OF John
Ford. Constable.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

A UCTION NOTICE-TO AUCTIONEERS.-THE UN-
IA dcrsgrei salesman with Chambers Fairchild, late
Shers Auctoneers wishes Situation with some good firm
in the business assistant salesman, In
consequence OF the above firm r:nqshina business the
lst Of May next. Atlbelty 70 en- age ,nimedately
WM. T. BOYD, lib Ma ssau Street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

IA T. WILLS will sell, at IL O'clock, on Thursday Ma. ch
lS Household Furniture, at private residence loo Dean
street. Brooklyn, consisting OF mahogany Parlor sui, Cot
and black walnut Chamber Sets Carpets Chairs Eyten-
son Table china Dinner and Tea sets, Bohemian Glass,
Wine Bottles, Gobets, Wines, &c
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
m II. LrpLow. AU0rIONEER

~. Sale by order OF the United States Trust conipany of
valuable pfupcfiy on Nassau street.
f. H. LUDLOW & CO. viii sell ut auction on Saturday
March l5 1866: at II o'clock the Merchants Exchange
NASSAU sTREEr-Thc large double marble trout build
Snrs lis an III Nassau W tween Ann ctkuan
streets running through 10 Theatre alloy tong pro-
petty portion Of which formerly occupied by Ar
fissns Bank Tho buildings the c lot 70 by ahon
I0l feet six stories high, oil subselar aud iron shut
tes front aud The premises occupied by various
tenants aud partly rented for thc coming Seventy
cent remain on bond and Fall PARTICULAR at
the aucOnccrs oficc, No. 3 Pine
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
COAL.

>>o<~~|y.>~'(>y -. 60
CT 1A Il AN NOW DELIVERING A SUPERIOR
-f fU. quality of Coal for family well screened,
nj 81 ~ per ton 200J lbs Also Liverpool and Camel
Coal Al 1856 West Eleventh street. and l5l Eighth ayenne
A. HEARTT.
ni Al II AM NOW DELIVERING A SUPERIOR
DE IV. article OF family Coal screened AMI free from
slate at - 10 PER % 1000 lbs from yard 0 Wavcrey
place. Perry and West sire IS; Psrccs store No. JAS
Broadway, and 20 Wall street. A. TREADwELL Age IT,
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

u,HEATRlcAL--THE REGULAR SEASON OF THE
i Milwaukee Academy Of Music closes about the iOsb
i re5pcnng on or about the sis, OF March for sirno
anil summer Ladies and gentlemen wishing cngsge-
Milwaukee, VIA
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

WHO WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE $500
w yc, see Miss WELLiNGTON, the great English Pro-
rheess the bcsi OF a and cannot be exccd Can be cn
stcd ON all affairs OF lie, erIing suits,
absent friends love- cour marriage health, wealth.
and who reclaim drunlen and unfalthiu husbands.
Miss W. Is the only In i city who has The Genuine
Roman and Arabic alsmnns Tor love gopd rtk and al
business affair lad rfaniccs for lie. Delay not L,
consult this naiu ~ pc and beaui young lazy Lucky
numbers civcn Highly respectable city re- bs
seen al residence iti sixth avenue, opp lsc Esh
street ~ letter. with loc. of hair enclosed ~
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

HrIIIs 4 MoLLENHAUEa's CLASSICAL SOlREES-
M Third Soifcc Doiworths Sal (opp0si;c Eleventh
stIcet Broadway Friday March u, 1862 Con
cert TO cDmmcncc nj o'clock.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

F. DAVIS, AUCTIONEER-65O CASES BOUTS
Shoes and Brogans be sold at this day Thuis
day., March l3 at 10X o'clock at the of j. s. L"vere
Co, 1G Cortand street comprising fresh assortment OF
fresh city made and Eastern goods suitable for city OF
COUNT trade.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

MARBLE MANTELs;-THE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS
I1 the public that he selling Manels &c dc, cheaper
than any the business Those wishing purchase
should call at A. KLABERS marble yard, lis East
Eighteenth street. west OF Third avenue. New York.
DEELED PEACHES.-50O POUNDS VERY GOOD
quality put in packages weighing about 70 pounds,
each for sale by MILLER CARR, Nos AZ Pearl and "a
Bridge street, N Y.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

ATTHE NEW STAND, 800 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES
"A and gents can secure the fn value for their cat on
Clothing by calling addressing g. Jacobs 213 Third
between Twenty third and Twenty fourth
Ladies attended by Miss jacobs.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

TOHN H. BURLEY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
day. at o'co'k at 4 Canal street, Sofa an Lounge
Beds Marble Top and other Bureaus mahogany and other
Bedseads Marble Top Centre and other Tables Pier Man
Brussels Three Ply and other Carpets Ocohs Lace Cur
tsns and Conices, Feather Beds, Blankets Mattresses,
Quilts Sheets Comforters, Stoves Crockery aud Kitchen
Warp Marble TooC Culta Suits.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

GRAND HARMONIC MEETING o..,, ..uo., .....-
Tsc Undersigned respectfully Invites his ricuda
and the pu0iT 70 '"'o' "'' WALTER SMITH Pianist.
The bar is stocked with the best Of Alcs, Wincss
Liquors e"1 ''e'" ALEXANDER HoAO. Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
SALES AT AUCTION.

GEORGE HoLBRooK AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL,
nre &c contained Nm said house, consisting partly OF
Piano Stool and Cover mahogany French walnut Cot
Bedseads; Bureaus Washsand and To let Ware Hair
and other hst.resses Feather Beds Bosers and Pillows
aud Stair Csrrets hall Ollclohs, Window Curtains and
Shades Clocks, Manel Ornaments and all the Kitchen aid
Dinn Rom Furu
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

A POSITIVE FACT-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IF
"A you want to get the full value for your cast OF Clothing
Furniture Carpets and Jewcry the best do Is to
call send note to A. HARRIS, t5i Third avenue, be-
tween Thryeighh and Thirty ninth side La
dies attended to by Mrs. Hirrfs
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

A TTENTION LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-IF YOU
n wish to get tho fnll value FOR yourcas OH Clothing
Carpets, Furniture and Jewelry, the best you DO
the well dealer 4. HARRIS; there
you may BE- convinced you will be dealt with your satsc
ion FOR dresses So 500 for - to Si5
for pants from 81 to s. Please don't forget T. HARRIS
155 5Stvcnth avenue. Ladies attended by Mrs Harris.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

AT THE CALIFORNIAN AND WESTERN AGENCY
IA Sore the highest price be obtained for cast of
Sothng Carpets Jewery &c For Sls Dresses from s. 70
note addressed H. Harris 3J3 Bowey opposite Great
Jon street. viii be punctualy attended to- Ladies attended
by Mrs. Harris.
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NC New command a. nIemphls.

LSo4resp pQndenee cincinnati Gazette.
Col. Slack, who is the ranking Of Col.
Fitch, has superseded him in the command
of this post. The Memphians have been
very well pleased with Col. Fitch (who, it
must be confessed, has not drawn very
tight rein over them, more 50, appre--
hend, than they will be with their new
ruler, who, if mistake not, intends to fol-
low in the footsteps Of Gen. Butler at New
Orleans. He thinks Cancellation is well
enough in its place, but that this tender
footed method of dealing with rebels has
been tried often enough and long enough
elsewhere to demonstrate eonclusiYely that
it is not exactly the proper policy to pur-
sue. He is of opinion that this communi-
ty needs few examples to thoroughly con-
vince them that the Government is in earn
est, and he win not hesitate to make them
at the proper time.
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Three lIIIes from chnrleston.


correspondence n. !. Tribune.
Some Of our people have been within
three miles Of the city, and your CORES
pondent has seen, from the rigging Of the
Delaware, the square tower Of the Unitari-
an Church, in Archdale street and a neigh
boring opera-glass reports three persons
intently watching our movements.
The general plan Of the Stono expedition
seems to have been we'll and boldly con-
ceived. From the landing direct way
lays over solid ground 10 desirable points
on Ashley river. The importance of this in
this marshy country is apparent even to
those not accustomed 10 military operations
in the field. The transportation of heavy
ordnance, stores, provisions, and baggage
Of On army is no small undertaking and
the securing Of a prospective way over ter
ra frma was desirable. A landing thus
secured, a bold push across the island
would give us Fort johnson with little
ighting-FOrt Sumter would crumble be-
fore such batteries as could be here con-
structed in its rear, and the city burned
with ease. At this time the enemy were
scarce aware ofour intentions, and nomi-
nal force only opposed our advance, while
the gunboats could play to advantage on
both sides at once Of James Island.
The harmonious execution of this or some
such plan would insure rapid and brill
liant eonsummation of the objects Of the
expedition. But delay has been experien-
ced. Charleston would have been ours
long ago, l suppose, but the deficient means
of transportation seems TO have seriously
embarrassed the several commanders.
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NEW YORK MARKRF.-June IS.
lHE FELEsRArH.l


FLOUR-Markot quite firm with fair demand for
export and homo consumption. Market closing firm
sales y 500 bblsat sblOg4,20 for Buperfine state
81, ,fQe4,50 for extra state sfl0d4,20 for superne
western; e4d0934,6G for common to medium extra
Westerni d,sog5il0 for common TO good shipping
brands extra round hooped Ohio s5 2g6 30 for trade
CANADA FLOUR-Marlset a shade frlner with
moderate demand. Sales 1900 bbls at 81 454 50 for
common; s4,6Oa62O for good to choice extra.
RYE FLOUh-harlst quiet and steady. Sales
CORN MEAL Market steady. Sales 40 bbls
I at g 90 Jersey; S3l236 for Brandywine afloat.
WHlSh RLM9rket without material change
WHEAT-Market quiet and without material
change. The sales limited and shippers are hold
ing Of for fresh receipts by canal expected near the
close Of week Sales $500 bush fair Chicago spring at
sOO 1900 bush Milwaukee club at sIOi63l 6l 1000
bus amber Iowa at s0j9l07i 1000 bush winter red
western at 81 ,l2laf9I ,l6.
RYE-scarce and firm. Sales 1000 bush Jersey
BARLEY-BIarketd duh and nominal
CQRN-Ip Light supply and with fair demand the
for new mixed WESTERN 953c for old do; sc for
western Yellow ESg45e FOR damaged.
sey, Canada, western and slats
COFFEE-Rio quiet and unchanged. Sales 1000
T TgJG@AR"RaS @ " i9 Il good ' demand and pTees very
firm. Sales 1900 hhds Cuba at 65s6575kc goo hhds
Porto Rico at 7s9516o; 800 boxes Havana on private
lTOI.AssEs- Market unchanged. Sales 80 hhds
Porto Rico at 33636c; 90 hhds Cuba muscovado SOC
PORk-Ihe inquiry for mess pork continues good
and market rather more steady other grades rule dull
U
slOs7f1ll 90 for prime mess; s. 6213,75 for prime.
nEEF-ln little better request, but the market is
Without decided change in prices Sales are 800 bbs
at s. 1907 90 for country prime; ssO0gl000 for coun-
try mess; sl2OOl3 50 for repacked mess; si3 Ol4 80
/ for extra mess.
/ PRIME MESS BEEF-Markst dull and NOM
/ fnal at l9.O06d20,00.
| BEEF HAnIS-In more active demand, but prices
arescarcey 50 firm; Sales go bbs at sl6o09l65O the
| latter price for choich.
] CUT NIEATS-hIarket irmer. Sales 2l0 pack
I ages at 3A1dlg for shoulders; 4}kd4Ac for hams.
BACON SIDES-Market inactive Sales 80 boxes
/ bellies at &c.
TIRD-Market rnles steady Sales 1915 bbls at
4 71k6s5sc, and 500 kegs at the latter price.
BUTTER-Selling at g9l5c for Ohio l09l7c for
State. ...t r.. r.....
| CHEESE-In moderate demand at 4fl7l<c.
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Neees.lsr for ReInforeInr nLeoleIIan.
[corresp0ndenoe ofN. Y. Tribune

ICorresPondence Of n. 7. Iribune.I N
This shows what l6O resolute men. can
do, Whose men were these7 Tis POsit-
iDely asserted they igerS Stonel0dH Jackson's I
This active rebel Generals army has es-
capped Fremont, and is now on our flank,
so the country people north Of us say, and
believe it to be true.
viii not New York and Washington now
see to it that Mcclellan is reinforced 1
was never an alarmist But I tell the peo-
pie Of the North that they had better de-
mand in the thunder tones Of the President,
instant reinforcement Of the Army Os the
Potomac.
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D owen LOveioy and the President.


In his late speech at New York, Hon.
Owen LoyejOy concluded as follows;
lam for pouring on all the steam that
the machinery win bear, but it is better to
get into port few hours later than to risk
the explosion Of the machinery. If the
President does not believe all do 1 be-
lieye all he does. If he does not drive as
fast as I would, he is on the same road, and
it is a question Of time. The great tide of
events sweeps onward under a guiding
power of a experimenting Providence,
bearing with it President and Cabinet and
Congress. Safe pilotage is quite as need
full now as propulsive power, for there is
semi-secession foe crouehing in the jungles
Of a sham Democracy, ready to spring upon
the Union forces at the very first oppor-
tunity that promises any success. There
may be an eddy in the flow Of this great
river, but the resistless current flows on
WardNf III Ff.. ID tFl.r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-19


The Plain Dealer-in an article which
starts off with fearfully nautical imagery,
and which says that the LEADER aaunts
the 0blag flag Whatever that may be) of
Abolition-admits what We have asserted,
viz. that athe Union organization in this
State is at an end-a thing Of the past
gone into history 50 far as the Repubh
can journals snd party are sOncerned.-
Why then has it tortured our statement Of
fact which it admits itself into an aban-
donment of the Administration and an en-
deavOr to stir up party strife
What the pitiful whine over what the
Plain Dealer has,done, and its plea for "a
season of rest at the hands of its friends, -
which fIs up large part f)its article,
has to do withOur opposition to the Union
movement, no mortal can tell. We certain
ly don't object to giving it "a parole of a
few months or q 4" discharge for ife,p if
it wants it, and don't believe anybody else
would object. If the Plain Dealer is tired
out and used up, let it lie down and die,
and not make such a bowling in its last
agonies. The LEADER won't die either out
of sympathy with it, or through fear at its
eontortions. eti t.'t.i-f'f-
The balance of the Plain Dealers article
is made up Of a rehssh of last winter 5
abuse Of Mr.. Wade. The people don't need
any suggestions as to the reception to give
N s,,cb trades EIJJ laltlJJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-19

The following are the prices in Memphis,
in Confederate currency; Salt, 81 per
pound; gas, S. per thousand feet beef, %
cents a pound; paper, 40 cents per quire;
tea, $40 per pound; coffee, $3.50 per pound,
and none here; butter, IS cents per pound, 4,
eggs, 90 cents per dozen; spring chick
ems 75 cents each; wood, $40 per cord /;
cotton seed oil cake, SO per ton; clothing
high; linen coats, $40; common Mar
seilles vests, SIS; pants, $40; LeghOrn
hats $40; shoes, $40; boots, S25.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-19

A SOPHOMORE AT. ST. CHARLEs.-We
hear Of Lieut.. Chas. E. Tibbets of the 18th
Conn. Vols.-formerly Of Company c, 7th
0.-as an officer Of the guard at the famous
St. Charles Hotel, at New Orleans. Think
Of an 0bsrlin abolitionist and Yankee
school-teaeher holding sway in such ehiv-
alrous quarters. We don't believe Hse-
eeEh " really enjoys it.--Oberlia Nsl0s.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLRvRLkND PRODUCE 1IARKRT.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,l
THuHsDAY MoHNuNG, June l9, lsGz. J
FLOUR-The market Yesterday vas quiet and
unchanged. 10 BALES reported.
WHEAT=MariSot steady and quiet. Sales Of 8
cars red from track at s5c
CORN Market quiet. Sale Of car at &c from
track.
OATS-Market steady, with sales Of car from
track at 30c.
BRANs-sslea of 40 bush prime white az q, 90.
BUTTER-lMaTlEetw weak. Choice ". r. brings
292S Sales of5 kegs Centrui at &c, and 20 do do
at Sc.
LARD-Dull at GA97c.
EGGS-Quiet at s]k99c.
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solalers and the Homeateaa -As..

In reply to an inquiry whether a soldier
who has enlisted for two or three years can
employ a man to locate and occupy for him
q quarter section under the Homestead act,
or must wait until his term Of enlistment
is out, the New York Tribune says: of
Tie soldier has wife, we presume she can
locate and make her home onia quarter
section, hiring such help To build cabin
and pat some land in cultivation as she
may require and she can establish pre-
emPtiOn in her husbands name in spite of
his absence in the field; but married
mans legal residence is with his family.
An unmarried man must wait till his en-
hstment is out; for this law knows no such
thing as settlement by substitute. There
is ne hurry shout Obtaining lands Under
this bepefeent measure. The Government
owns good land enough to give five millions
Of settlers qusrter section each, and there
win not be 60 much difficulty ss is suppOs-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-19

The following items We clip from the Detroit Ad

The following Items We clip from the Detroit Adj
vertiser Of the 18th:
WBD-B -BOUND. "A feet of upwards of fifty sail arrived
up opposite the city under sail yesterday forenoon,
presenting altogether grand and picturesque sight
Owing to the wind at this point being 70 much to the
eastward they were unable 70 proceed farther, and
consequently were Obliged to let 60 anchor. The ab
sence Of tugs from this vicinity necessarily detained
them until the close Of the day, when they were
taken In tow and departed up.
SCHOONER ADRIATIC, Capt. Hall, on her recent pass
age up from Buffalo, struck with heavy squaQ
or less portions Of her canvass She has arrived
here and is now taking on cargo Of slaves for Bur
falo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-19
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A soldier writes to the Lowell News
stating that on Monday of the retreat from
strasburg he saw Gen. Banks trying to
make breakfast Of hard cracker and
piece Of ral0 salt pork, and was the last
man to cross the Potomac, and he actually
hauled on ropes attached 70 some army
wagons that had got stuck in the bed Of
the river, and did not leave until they were
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