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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

The EAGLRswooD School Subtitle bark
Ocean Eagle is loading at Pier No. II North River,
with Government stores for the Army OF the Poto-
mac, and will sail as soon as ded-probably in
two days. A few Eagleswood Cadets, disposed to
20 on this trip will be received on application TO
Capt. Patt on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

A FoRcrR.-Some. person supposed TO be dis
charged soldier, forged descriptive list also pass
from COL Bliss. the other day. The fraud was de-
teced in time to prevent loss to the Government,
but tho iorssr escaped before an arrest could be
made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR SICK SOLDIERS

ACCOMMODATIONS FOX SICh SUIDIEhs'
To he Etifo, Of The ~ Y. TribunG
SIR: viii you please contradict the statement
made er an nous writer in The yesterday that
several have been sent away from New York
for alleged 81 nmoda Lon for their passenger
From the I'd Of May, when the Richard Wiuiog arrived
now. every sick wounded solder has been fort
soly cared ooy when received from ranspor
de the harbor by
weather.
do not wish to notice anony writers 40 wish
the public nised. Yours truly.
Nets. York, July Is, 1862 WIN j. SLOAN
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SUPREME COURT-CHNBEss-JvIY l5-Before justice
CIrRkE.
DECIsIO
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company agt WIN.

Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company agt Wm'
NJ Kas,on. 81 sl.-Moton denied, without costs. -
Nathaniel Boswell ag,. Capt Nhitmore, Master OF 90,
schooner s,hnaln this II there any remedy III oy
qpp,s o. by 70 set aside the nonsuit Ihe 9'u
made was an Ia the discretion of the Court and tnns
cannot Interfere with by ,ud.mus In any other Ssy
Henry A Bartlett egt. Cherries Je'-up ct a. us ,H
ag BIai-reeBuls Of Sheriff to be taxed secef ps ~
r. tio1s "a opinion Al Motion
Hannah {. llaghan agt tNhafine Ouinh' e"
granted, No costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

To RECRUITING OFfIcrEs.-A meeting VIII 70
held ~ the Aston House, room No. al, on saturday
at o'clock p. m of all officers on recruiting service
in the City of NewYork, when all such officers VIII
please attend as important business connected WITH
the recruiting service will be transacted
Lieut. w. J. H. ROOD Secretary
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ACAurros TO THE BssEvoLrSr.-The public are
cautioned not 10 give donations for the benefit OF the
soldiers at the Park Barracks to parties not belong
ing to The Barracks not known to be interested IN
the welfare of the sick and wounded soldiers.
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p. O'SHRA, Secretary.

A New FIRE ESGIsE.-Ths Columbus Engine
Company Of Harlem had parade yesterday morn.
ing, through some OF the principal streets, with
new engine.
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[Adve-,.ement.J
ANOTHER LIVING WHALE has arrived at BAR

NUNS MCsEua. aud be IN al lis majestic glory 10
the large This IL the day but Of Com. NuTT.
He closes To-MokROw (Fiiayl The HOLMAN TRoupB per-
form AFTERNOON snd EVENING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

Women who have to earn their living. can
hat their talents them for what do BY sPheno
logical animation al Fow Ter Wess No 3OS Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

STATE AND CITY AUTHORITIES or EsLisrsEsTs
Coy. Morgan has sgsin tesgraphed to Alderman
Farley, the Chairman of the Joint Committee on
National Affairs, requesting conference at Albany
on the subject OF combined action of the State and
City authorities in hurrying up enlistments. The
Committee will meet to consider the subject on
Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

SUSTAINING THE PREsIDrsr.-0n Tuesday even
ing the Thirteenth Word Republican Association Of
Brooklyn paesed resolution assuring Presidep:
Lincoln of their undimnisbed confidence in bis
ability and integrity, and welcoming and demanding
bold, direct and vigorous policy in the prosecution
of tina WAT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

The RELIEF LoAs-The Controller has sue
ceeded in ra.iug sll the money he wants for the new
relief loan. Distribution will be commenced nexs
Tuesday and will be repeated every other week.
Each beneficiary receiving two weeks allowance at
a time. This announcement ought to give renewed
impetus TO recruiting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

ss was Company of the Mcclellan Greys, under
command of Capt. John w. Fisher. The Greys are
made mp Of school boys one company being organ
lied in each school. Tue graduating cass then re-
ceyed their diplomas, twenty-three being given 70
male. aud nine to fem.e scholars. Mr.. Randall,
City Superintendent Of Schools, Mr.. Warren, ex-
President of tho Board Of Education, and several
other gentlemen, addressed the assemblage. This
school is one Of the best in the city.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE LOCAL MiLIrn.-The new ll,h Brigsd
authorized by the last State Legislature, is now
nearly competed. The 47th Regiment, Col. J. ".
Meseroe, was the first in the field, and is now in
Baltimore, under the late three months call. The
23d and 5ith Regiments have just been organized.
The field officers Of the 23d are as follows: Colonel
w. Everdell, jr Lieuenant-Colonel, Z. /. Moi-
neux; Major, John A. EIwell. The officers Of the
5ith are: Colonel. d. NJ. Tsllmadge; Lieutenant.
Colonel, $. II. DeBevo,e; Major, John Q. Adams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

COURT CALENDAR-rais DAY.
SUPREME CHtNBERs-Reser'eo' We
1876 90 90 NJ l32 1884 The general call ecuinsSsss wv
l4l.
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CONFINEMENT OF THE FREE AcADkMY.---The
Tenth Annual Commencement of the Free Academy
took place at the Academy Of Music on Tuesday
evening. Among the guests on the stage were Peter
Cooper Gulian e. Verplanck, And. II. Greene,
Richard Warren Judge Feeks, DR.. Brakeman, and
judges Mcneil and Sutherland; also, a numerous
representation Of the Board of School Commission
ers. The music was under the direction of Harvey
j. Dodworth, and comprised selections from Ros-
sni, Meyerbeer, and Verdi. The following is list
Of the speakers:
Ouo r.. Niichsels Fdred A. C,rlev Elihu Dwight, Au
gustus Fitch Wilson Bergman, George o. Needfam, Ma
than b. Roh.;ls hdorh L. ssrger Joseph Koch Gslen C.
Spencer, v n. IL Granb-Iy. Arthur NJ Lee. Augustus
Adams j Mcclellan sutherland Richard P. Strong, 5 Prem
Page I'm. H. New.chaer, Sidney H. Stuart IT, Fitr
gerald nsds1, y. Charles Roberts Jr.
The degree OF Bachelor OF Arts conferred on
the following candidates:
William Alton. Wilson Bergman, Edward Hoofmiro
Bower, David Brokes, John Loyott Brewer, William Ed
~a.d CEhiu Eldred Absalom Cafley, Eihu Dwight Au
gus,u. pcuuis Fitch, William Henry Harrison Cranberry
Krox McAh.. otto Emile Michse, George Gordon
Nee ham, william Henry Newsehier Charlie. Roberts
Jt. Na;hsn Beujsmin Roberts. AdSlph Lewis ssvSsef'
George Wishugon snow j., Gslen Carter spencer Wm
sioutenburgh. Richard Polk Strong John Mcclellan
sutherland Jane. Matthews ThPpe, Peter Wather. Caleb
lLeopAus Nad-
Tho degree Of Bachelor of Sciences was awarded
to
Augustus feiner Adam. John Homer. Joseph kech
se,ver rientss Page William Edwin soeGm, sidney har
Ilson etuar., lr George W afhugcu ThuIaton.
The degree OF Master OF Arts was conferred on
John Perrin Appleton, Johu A. Caoiia Horace Eriasus
pifflck Asa Bird O. rducr Franklin William 0ilev, Elijah
Avord howand James Knox Manuel Augustus kurheedt
Nam, Jane, Alfred Seaman, f.efaid Tidal. Solomon
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We take pleasure in acknowledging the courtesy
Of Mr. Stevens Of the Chamber of Commerce for his
attention to our reporters on Tuesday. He supplied
them with copies of the address, the resolutions,
lists Of officers, odes, &C.. just fast he received
them from the hands Of the printer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

THr OLD PosT-OFFIcE,-The extension Of this
building has been steadily progressing for some
time, and yesterday the old walls on Nassau street
were partially removed. The Cedar-s,reet side will
continue to be used exclusively for box delivery,
but some changes will be made upon the side on
Nassau street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

EXEMPTION UNDER THE NEW MILITARY Law
Claims Of exemption under the new military law
must be fled with the County Clerk before the 18th
of August. Only seventy claims have yet been
filed some Of them on the ground Of various physi-
cal defects. Numerous applications are being made
at the Office Of the County Clerk for copies Of fire.
men exempt time certificates in place of old ones
loet or mislaid, to be filed with the County Clerk.
The following is copy of the printed blank form Of
claim for exemption which has been prepared, and
which may be obtained at the County Clerks
Office:
Stat, Of Hes Yorkin Of the provisions Of See
10 Of act tho Legislature Of the State Of New York
titled An act TO provide fer the enrolment OF the Militia
aud discipline OF the Satiogsl Guard OF the
State OF Eew.ioTk and for public defense -, re-
siding No - IN the City Of New-York do hereby GER
y aud the, claim exemption from service under such
act for the following reasons, viz:
Cifv and Corsn Of Neo York. -, being duly
depose, snd says that the contents Of the above state
merit. by MIN subscribed are true.
Subscribed ,nd to, before this - day OF - 1862
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FROM tue testimony OF the general officers concern
ing the battle Of Balls Bluff, 70 the effect that re-
endorsements could ea.iy have been sent by the WAY
Of Edwards Ferry, but Mccall aud Smith we've
ordered to tall back at the very Baker was seut
across the river, and no men sent from I'd
wards Ferry, though the distance short.
Gen. Stone swedrs there were never any mounted
guns between Edwards Ferry and Balls Bluff
The man who Issued tie order must answer to God
for the slaughter Of the brave in that fight.
Aller this Wholesale murder the whole army OF tho
Potomac retired except from the front OF Washington.
lie then read further testimony showing that the
Navy Department applied 70 the War Department
tor 40OU men 10 hOlG Matthias Point and keep open
the Potomac, commencing such application as early
az June, III IN October IL was agreed 10 nend men,
ana vessels were gathered there by tie Navy
Department, but the troops here were not sent by
the appointed time, and The Navy Department could
not ind out the reason.
The evidence further stated that the PRECEDENT
assisted .he Navy Department rs much IA be could
with tins plan but Gen. Mcclellan objected, be-
caused he feared the arrangements for landing could
not be maze. Thus, he said the nation dis
graced Tor months by the bloc. OF the Potomac
and The capital besieged BY force at no time bali
that OF The United Statts.
IL - cOmber, the nation began 10 clamOr for q
movement, and not Tor movement, aud the Goa.
IAijtee On The Conduct Of The War urged the neces-
fly OI come movement, and the President and Cab
met were IN favor OF some forward movement, aud
they were assured by zen. Mcclellan that a move
would be made very sO0u-thst lie never intended
10 20 into Winter quafIer- and he did 10.
Our brave men spent the Winter in canvas tents
A. Lat, IN January, The President gave IN order to
forward, ana those glorious events took place al
kOn Donelson, Fort Henry Aewbern, &C. AID
do-noihing strategy seemed to give way TO works,
aud he day OF spades Iick.aXes and shoves was
over.
Gu the 22d Of February the Army Of the Potomac
WIS ordered 10 move, but II wac not resdy At art on
the 10th Of March, did uoye under tLe protest Of
The copuander. On tie ion CT March tha; army
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

8QFaunol ~ q fluAos
The Savannah zee correspondent Of the
RieApOpd liPAtoAi under dats Of April
IL, saya:
The telegraph has informed you Of the
gurrsnder Of Fort Pulaski, and the oonse-
quent Biato Of excitement you can we'll
imaglne,
can give you but faint idea Of the
Consideration the capture produced Since
the abandonment Of the design By the enc
my 70 bring in gunbOats from Walls Cut
the confidence Of the eitilens became more
assured, and the Wisest hoped that the fort,
which theFeupon became the key and sRfe.
" Of Savannah, would be able 70 retain
the enemy for en- indefinite time. The
blow has been sudden and unlocked for,
and equally unprOvided for. The enemy
viii not wait long to attack the batteries
about Fort Jackson. Their heavy ships
have entered the river above Pulaski, as
high as Venus Point, only seven miles be.
low, and are in plain view Of the oity Of
Savannah How long they will be sble to
withstand an attack, let Pulaski be your
tesoher. We will be driven from them ss
surely as We now accept the fact Of the loss
Of Pulaski
The city has been in intense excitement
between the bold snd rapid advancs Of the
Federals and the terribly unnerVing taps
upon the shoulder which the Brown satell.
ties, under Gen. h R jackson, without form
Of laW OF authority, inhiot. Our citizens
1.-THE few Who Temain) have been arrested
on the street, dragged to camp, shown
tent, and informed that there their hRbits-
ton should be. And this has bean done
By q parcel Of beardless boys, who have
been mustered into the State service
Cotton has been removed, such as re-
mained in store here, to the railroads. Ord
nance stores and every variety Of equip
msnt have been thrown out and oartsd to
the same receptacle for Government stores.
SchoOners have been seized, and SONS, al
ready filed with earth, are ready 70 be
sunk below, in common with Commodore
Tatnalls feet, which will never more ven
ture beyond Savannah river. The Fingal,
which now lies near Fort Jackson, is also
to be sunk, and the gunboats-one Of which
is nearly ready for lsunching-Wil, If the
enemy sooner advances, be given 10 the de-
vouring flames. Women are leaving, and
Of all kinds Is being sent of, and
viii soon line the Central road from sa
vannsh to Mseon, rendering every log
house . palace, II rosewood and satin dam
ask can DO it.
The anxiety 10 learn the fate Of the gar
risen is intense and general Every home
in Savannah can mourn the sad loss and
long parting which they have to endure, in
addition to the three months of absence in
which they have been cut of ss effsotpally
as if in California. The garrison number
Eve hundred men, Col. Olmsted command
ing. A large amount Of stores fell With
the fort - provisions for ct least three
months, ammunition, shot and shell; Of one
hundred and thirty rounds for each gun on
the post not one.fouFth had been expsnd-
ed. Our Napoleon is still asleep.
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CONGRESSIONAL
WAsHIEaTOH, April "a.


Mr.. Vallandingham offered q resolution
requesting the President to transmit 10 the
House, If not incompatible with the public
interest, copies Of the correspondence be-
tween the French and United States Gov.
ernment as may have been received within
the last two months relative to the present
troubles in America. Referred to the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. Aldrioh, Of the Committee on Indian
Affairs, reported g bill authorizing treaty
to be made With the Indians of Utah, with
a view 10 purchasing their lands.
Also bill authorizing treaties with the
Navajo, Of New Mexico, defining their
limits, and establishing their titles to lands
outside of the United States. Referred to
the Committee on the Whole.
The House resumed the consideration Of
the Oon6soatiOn bills from yesterday.
Mr.. LoVejoy said that while this Govern
ment is engaged in q serious war TO put
down the rebellion, it was seen that this
unnatural and parrieidsl insurreotion has
sympathizsrs and advocates on this floor.
Those who defend slavery are the defend
ers Of the rebellion, for slavery and rebel
lion are anonymous they are unehange-
able terms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25
Omco No. 142 Superior Street.
CLEVELAND FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 25. 1862
RRPnRL1nAr nAuOUs.

WAsHIEGToH, April 23
A Republican caucus was held 70 night
OF the Capitol. About City members were
present, Mr.. O0lfa1 ia the Chair, and Mr.
Mcpherson Secretary
A general debate eDsued on the O0nases-
tion bills, in which Aessrs. Stevens, Blair
OOvode, Hickman, Olin, and others pertici-
pated The discussion was somewhat Of
the character Of that which has recently
taken place in the Hou The sense Of the
caucus seemed to be in favor Of dieorimi-
mating against the leading rebels In the
oonfsoation Of all kinds Of properly. It
Was unanimously agreed to refer oil the
bills pending in the House to select Oe.--
mittse of seven members, as moved to day
by Rep. Olin.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25
This AftsrnO0p's Report.
FR0nI WARRINGTON.

WAsHfEoToN, April "a.
At noon TO- day IVES commenced the an.
nounoement Of the decisions on the propo-
sails for conveying the mail on the Pacific
coast and in the West and Northwest, So.
A largo number Of bidders we're in attend.
anoe at the Post Office Department. The
proposals for the Pacific Coast srs very
much higher than formerly, and those for
Kentucky and Missouri are considerably
owing doubtless TO the military
disturbances in those States. In indiana,
Illinois and other States the rates are low
er. IN all the number Of routes are about
$500, averaging ten bids for each. The
sum total Of offers for the entire letting is
about equal to that Of four years sgs for
similar service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25
FROM NEW YORK.

NE" 4OhAt april "A.
Messrs. ]. F. Rowland & Co., Of the
iron works at Greenport, have already laid
the keels for three more batteries, similar
in construction to the Monitor, though
much larger. In 3 very few days not less
than HOO hands will be employed on these
batteries. Each battery will be furnished
with two turrets, each to have guns Of the
heaviest calibFe. They will be Of much
greater power than those Of the Monitor,
and calculated for ocean service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHNaToE, April %.
A change in the Navy Department has
been positively determined upon, the Pres
ident is waiting ooly to hx upon the indi-
vldual Who is to fiji the pace Of Secretary
Of the Navy.
Gen. Banks, Gov. Davis, of Illinois and
Gov. sPrague, Of Rhode Island, are each
strongly urged for this distinction, but the
selection has not yet been made.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April a
Times special Pittsburg despatch;
Gen. Mitchell's division arrived ct Tus-
cumbia, Alabama, and now has possession
Of two hundred miles Of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad.
Lsrge reinforcsments arrived ct Pitts
burg on the 22d.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

AHDR1W JoHHsoH-A year ego this day,
es Andrew johnson, United States sens-
tor from Tennessee, Wkioh State vas then
pFofsssedly in the Union, was travelling
through Virginia, he was grossly insulted
ct Lgnehburg By the sympathizers with
secession. To-day those rufians are quail
ing before the might Of the Union armies
while Andrew Johnson, respecting the maj
eSty Of that Union, is acting ss Governor
Of hiS native State and aiiing to restore It
ts itS Loyalty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

A good many Of the young rebels who
Wsnt from Kentucky have been makingin-
oursinns into the southern part Of thestate
fer the purpose Of COW stealing. Some Of
The yong rssoalB might chance 70 steal
fksiF nothsEs.-Ls Lsiisgills Je9gadI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April "a.
The Inquirer says that Secretary Welles
is to take the Mission to Spain. His sue
cessor in theNavy Department is not known
certainly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

Prentice is responsible iOr the following
hits:
The rebel soldiers, when they cit down
70 tkeir ratiOns, are compelled to form 8
very mean opinion Of the Southern Con.
federacy's Military board
The Richmond Enquirer says that this
iG "a guilty war on the part Of the United
States" We admit that Il richly deserves
% be PTOSseNtsd.
The Richmond Whig calls JEFF. Davis Il a
clod." A elod should be something above
JEFF.
The rebel Oonlederacy has enacted free
trade. L is like . spider in a oorked and
sealed bottle generously declaring unre-
Stristed intercourse with the whole world.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25
FROM BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE, April ~.
The steamer from Old Point has arrived.
II is reported tnst General Burnside has
received proposals from the Governor of
South Carolina, for the surrendrr Of the
State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-25

We see, in the Cinelnna.i Gazette, very
hsttsring notice Of Lieutenant Charles
Parsons, Of hendenhalps Battery, foF the
part performed By him in the selion Of the
6lh and 7th inst, and designating him as
9 Western Reserve West Pointer" Lieut.
P. is from Elyria, IN this county, was sp-
pointed cadet 20 West Point By p Bliss
while in Congress, and graduated last
year, and Immediately entered upon Sc
tive service as q Lieutenant Of Artillery in
Western Virginia. From thence be was
Transferred 70 the army in Tennessee, in
tine to share IN the dangers and honoFs Of
the conflict st Pittsburg Landing.-ObsrIin
Esrs.
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PIANO TUNING.

DIANoS ZTUNED-B.Sur
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Fitnb1 tuned and repaired. ~ ~
- Orders len at o. gHAW's MU6iO eToRE.
10. BUOEeD D gHREHfi Will be Rromptly attsndo3
TO- tdoolGhat 4 v PIHROu
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EIlIE OF ARRIYAL oE A
GROCERIES 8 PROVISIONS.

T .o0K OUT FOR BARGAINS
$40 Superior street,
los Hohman's Block.
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POST-OFFICE TIME.TABLE.

WINTER ARRANGEMENTFo FoR
w Oloainf the Mails at the Clsvslnnd Po1t o.
hcs, oommsnolnE November ath, 1881. z.
GTi5@1s'.Ssi me q Ft.s,.a TiEs q
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Fm G s9ssor Oa T.gsk Coa.. por WosE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-05
A Card to Merchants.

BALTIMORE, March 2Ith, 1862.
"B have now In store, (and shall continue to
w receive additions Almost. daily, during the
SEA, seasonl a SUPERIOR STOCK Of STAPLE FANCY
DR- GOODS. adapted 10 SPRING and SUMMER
SALES, to which we invite attention
Our long experience in business enables us to Es-
leet our stock with ESPECIAI, KRERRRSOE 10 the
wants OF the COUNTRY TRADE: and purchasInR
as v do, E8CLuSIFELY FOR Dash, we can sue.
essslnhy compete with houses in this or any other
We have taken advantage Of the RECENT DE-
CLINE in most kinds OF Dry Goods; and Our stock
now comprises lined OF RRRSHi AND SRASoNABIE
Goods at prices AS Low as can be namsd by any
other house. Our terms arc CASH, or sfK rnotths
eredit ior negotiable paper payable with exchange
MILLER, CLOUD MILLER
- No. $40 Baltimore, and - German St,s
tnhzS7lm' Baltimore. Nd.