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III T. l. r y TTIT II r..
n FURNITURE.
McGREGOR a. CO..

iT THEIR
EXTENSIVE AREROOMS
$50 SEVENTH STREET,
OR,r Inducements To purchasers of Fl RNITU RE
. and other h0U sEKEEPING GOODS.
Our stock j. large and varied
PhRLoR SUITES, in Brocatelle, Rep and Hair
any and Painted, neatiy nrnamented =
Bf AND &s biN rSs chslRss Ia
superior Curled Hair MATTRESSES, Husk and
other Mattresses
chhk 'F sHfFRss'E RFeS
WASHSTANDs, OFFICE FURNITURE, dc.
and warranted TO give satisfaction.
Persons furnishing would do well to look throu gh
the stock before purchasing, a. we are selling at
McGREGOR & Co,
"c3h"e" $50 Seventh street.
NOTICE.-TFE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
co. was Dissolved by mutual conse Mt on the saith
of August last. All those indebted to the firm are
w. paw VI ''' j. ii. KING.
NoTTCE-The subscriber, +. ]. Heiberger senior
partner of the late firm. takes pleasure in inform
viii continue the business in ali its brsnches Under
the former hame snd title, and Will endeavor to
+. J. IEIRERGER n co,
LSuccessorS to III. +. Loudon Coz
sp1 Citizens, Military and Naval Tailor.
BANKS OF IssUE
WARRINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
vIsHISGrON eEoRGErows
Bank OF Metropolis Farmers and Mechanics
Bank Of Washington. Bank
Patriotic Bank. Bauk of Commerce
Bullion Bank
The Bullion Bank and the Bank of Commerce is
sue notes OF the demon inatisn of one dollar and
upwards. os I'm
DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
NOTICE or REMOVAL.
The DELIVERY OFFICE of this Com p.ny is
Removed from Third street to the large depot on
street. between ID and Sd streets. dec SO-N
. HOTELS, GRoCERS RESTAURANTS, PRI-
VATE FAMILIES, &C.
The Subscribers have just received fresh ship
nent of
&" CASES ST. JULIEN AND FLoRRAo
CT REFS,
which they offer for sale at New York prices
Also, they have constantly On hand
Larse and va SsIect.d S;oox 0
~ ssi'f S.s II /, toErs, sHEKnrEs,
SHAMPAGNlESS Of 81 fayori.e brands.
b9 ~ ,N. t CfGi RRSBLlN PoKTRRs.
T ES$L ISa ,fIISSK KGIS;Ss SAUCES;
CHILIUNi ShEDDER and ENGLISH DAIRY
sARpINEs, kEAP's HERMETICALLY SEALED
rREScH: GERMAN and ENeL1sR coRp1ALs
CONGRHSS5 SttTzER p,D kIssKNGEN and ENG.
Choice OGL9hG; S0rCH6Ne. IMPERIAL, NY.
SON. YOUNG HYSON TEAS
With IN aIstnSIye assortment of
FANCY GROCERfEs
For Sac ~
BINlSGkR Il CO,
p,, am skst.Hsi..ec ms
pr&hrh-2I9 Pc sperue cuns..;t~
Niitayds' Hotel W,tSinYtrn
~ Jhl,t Jece,vsd q slps.1 IT, " Ufse.y,: L,ono,
an !
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WILLIAM oCLAGETT CO.,
II H II w II n .,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
ESTABLISHED l7eO
49,. cLAeErrs c. c. ALE,
and their
B. B. BROWN STOUT
Head Depot and Office at
WASHING TOW, ID. c.,
39j PESNA. AVENUE,
Between AZ and 9Th Sta, oppo. Telegraph OhEee
ReioH Aftat for Washineon,
N. CONNOLLY,
446 EIGHTH STREET,
Retail Asthts for G.orgsto,cn,
A. oFpUTr & CO.,
l6a BRIpGE ST.
THE He DEPOT AT WASHINGTON, q. c.,
Will always have on hand
Ttrenty.frs Hundred Whole end Half Barrels,
INA No. Order.
~ Agents are required only to solicit and cater
for permanent trade TO whom unlimited and guar
anteed supplies will be given AID secured,
BOTTLED c. c. = ALE
BIB TX BROWN STOUT,
In quarts ard pnts put up pressly for Army and
Family use. oca-lm'
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JUST RECEIVED, st No. 10 -
Market Space Psnnsylysnis sy-
snne, between sth And 9Th streets, Ladies' LAST
trss and Button aAifERs. Trench kS SLIP LIP.
PERs, Misses and Childrsns SHOES Of every d.
snt Leather, Morocco, and lasting 0AITEhs "a
TIES. Also, q great variety sc BOYS sHoHs -
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OPTICAL.
IMPAIRMENT OF STATE.
- WISH!SGrCS, January25, Sr2.
The Secretary Of State will hsreAfter receive Mem
pers uf Congress On busine on Saturdays, COM
ncing with Saturday. the first Of next month.
tanT-tf WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
FINE GROCERIES,
PINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCER1ES
At AUCTION PRICES,
ABDUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTIoN PRICES.
The rem sin6er of the CT rsO Of the
SCHOONER AID"
Consisting Cttvery description of
GROCERIES,
VIII be Sor sale until the Schooner il discharged
FAMILIES
Inpeed Of Winter supply, st the
-t. TRADE PRICE,
Cen be supplied by the Package.
FRED. s. COZZENs
Consigned corner Pa avenue and 18th ST.
CAPT HUTCHINGs,
&C I3-tf Schooner Aid" foot of nth ST.
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DENTISTRY.
u II n la 7 Il Y

q D N T hf q
VIO Gail at GAG Pa avenue. betweenS%IIO
,2rh end Sfh sts and examine DR.. LkWIES New
Mefhed Of Inserting Teeth. To do so is 70 be :
WINGED off, superiority over al methods hereto
fore used Also Teeth Extracted without pain
when desired. Terms moderate. &C 10 I'm
M : go TEETH.
IvI. LOOMS, NJ. D., he Inventor ana Pateutee
Of the I'm ERAL LATETEETH, attends 80
personally at his Office in this city ManyIry&SSS
Sereons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear others. and no person can wear Others who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ONCE can be accom- medated
With any ktyie and price OF Teeth they may desire
elesnett. strongest and most perfect dsntuTe that
ART can produce. the MINERAL PLATE Will he
Rooms; x This cityNEc 33s Pepnsylvanis avenue
betxeeu 9th and 18th streets. Also. SO1 Arch ct,
PhilAdelphis. NI fV
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TAKE NOTICE.
E(l
sDs1
, "a

"a TAKE NOTICE 10
No. y u l 3 81 AN h : vKksur -.
Respe ctfuy and chesrfally returns thanks for the
liberal pstronsss hi shFf rto 5 5F;gn
Having 'S'' 'i So$lhf .' Az AZ
DECORATIVE PAINTING,
Eksf GE xss HHSf
He has no hesitancy in soliciting continuance
HIS rhiV Fir wv WORK ssf GSEEASkFfIoNABLE
And ''FfiksosH'frS f fi'ias'n B BEL
''"'"'' So LOUISIANA AVENUE,
oc E-Sm Between Sixth and seventh sta.
S(C 219PA AVENUE, 80
Between 10th and llth streets,
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
DINING AND CONFECTIONERY SALOON.
Having received a large and varied stock of
goods, direct from first hands, i am prepared to
furnish my customers, and the public in general,
with a choice and we'll selected assor tment Of
Fine PRESERVES, JELLIES,
ENGLISH PICKLES, CHAMPIGNONS,
PETITs, POIs, TRES FINS,
CANNED VEGETABLES and FRUITS,
Fine OLIVE OILS
PRESERVED, PICKLED and BRAN DIE ID
FRUITS.
fkENCd Ol.l ' ES, lADLE SAUCbS, mhhoN
GLACES, f.#
Fine FRENCH CANDIES, &c, Sc.
lam also prepared to furnish WEDDINGS and
PARTIES promptly, in the best manner, ana on
the most reasonable terrss
- EATING SALOON open from a. m: until
Up. no, when parties can be furnished with all
the de licacies of the season. oc - lot
ZINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
At AUCTION PRICES,
ABDUCTION PRICES.
The balance of the cargo of the
SCHOONER AID"
/. Consisting Of every description of ..
.. FAMILY
Will be for sale until the Schooner il discharged
FAMILIES
In need of a Winter Supply at the
IS TRADE PRICE,
Csn be supplied by the Package.
FRED. 8. COZZENs,
Cofsignee corner Pa avenue and 18th at.
/. CAPT EUTCHINGS,
DC lift Schooner Aid, - foot of 18th st.
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IN BUTTER-BU TTERl
IcO h EGS and IN o. prime BIZ TIER in store
new dair-s, arriving daily st the Old stand Ne
4JO Eighth street, near Pa enu-.
oc SCI De DCTROw.
~ FROM BOSTON
HI Regular packet schooner c W Over has
arm cd aud Is no" "ischarging her freight. IH
Apply ~ GSA
HARTLEY d BROTHER
o." ~ 80 and 1Ol Water ST.. Georgetown
~ FROM BOSTON
L III T. Regular packet schooner Charter Oak has
arrived sud l. now Gi-charging her freight AN
Apply 10 6SS
HARTLEY 4 BROTHER 80
&c ~ ~ AMI 1Oi Water IT., GecrgetovD
nAiLr STAGE LINE TO FAIKFAX COURT
- H~u 81 AND RETURN THE
SAHb DAY Il large and commo
s,''iS onincs wa, se~yr every morning @4
AZ eloek from the Preecett House corner Of
I'E street ana fs avenue. for Esirfal Court Uo,ss
anu return the sane day to Washington ''
Fare each way $40. Excursion ti,ke;, O.
Tickets can be bad a. fine New Yot. -. ca.
bic. cerner Of 18th and streets and A. tb po ~
HOUSE. corner of 18th street and Pa syen, 'e4co''
&C g-Im' JOSEPH NATHAN pro,r
- PUTSAM'S
NL0THES CLGTurs v.vpc
LABOR, SAVES TIMEi Ed
L. self adjusting, snd il II fail to please NAV h. 20,
turned and the money refunded See them at
OGDES'S
New House fun Dishins Store. $40 7th 81.
oS - St near Penn. avenue
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n CARD
OAK HALL CLOTHING ROOMS Mr. BRUCE
tiermerly a. tie OdeOn HALL kss opened q
stSre az No. A64 Seventh street yxst below y St,
~ ISrs ne has line selection Of hGN and BOYSs
SHVlulhG, At very low prices. u. IL Sesirous of
As'Ahe AL hls Old oastousers call on him. ~ they
Gao Guy soodr ut lower prices thar ct ~ other
store ~ ibs city. J. BEUCH II Co ciotL:.rs.
geo NJ 4es Seventh st, ae,w anjC
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NOT ALCOHOLIC

. NOT ALCOHOLIC.
"A HIGHLY CONCkNrRArED VEGETABLE
ENrRACr.
PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR moOFL,xps
ERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED ny
DR. e. N. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa,
WILL EfFEcrEALLY CURE
LIVER CuNPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, ItCNDrCE,
CHRONIC Oh NERVOUS DEBILITY, DIS
EASES or TIE KIDNEYS, AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING FROM A DIsOR-
DEREB LIVER OR STOMACH
~ CcnktipA-
ton. Inward Piles,
Fulness or Blood To the
Hesd; Ac.tis "rthr stomach,
Fuipsss or weigh, In stomsch. IS Sour Eruc-
tations, sinking or Flnttering At the Pit of the
senh breathing, Fiattesins at the Heart. Choking
or suHoeatlpg Sensation. when in a living posture.
Terpirstion. Yellowness q the skin sud
Eyes, Pain in the Side, Rsck Chest
Limbs, &c, snddsn FIrshas Of
Heat. burning in the Flesh,
Constant lmsslnhngs
OF Evil, and great
Depression OF
Spirits.
"a" ne" ''''r'' f.ss;: r. i@''''' fSef' Bilious
They Contain Ne Alcohol o. Had Whisk-y.
They will cur. the above diseases in nfnety-nine
cases out OF hundred.
ipdneed by the extensive sale and universal pop
IfN of pu fani = Ia
STABLE hosts OF ignorant Quscks and INSCRIPTIONS
S of mpOH IN hs shap o r1sr
whisky: yilely Compounded with injurious drugs,
and christcned TONES, Stomschics and Btters.
B,wsre of the innumcrabc array of tlcoholic
preparations in plethoric bottles snd big -heli"d
hes: under the modest sppelIstion of sitters;
aud leave the disappointed sufferer in despsir.
HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS
are NOT 9 new and untried article, hut have stood
the test of fifteen years trial by the American pub
lie; and their reputatio and sale, not rivalIed
by any similar preparation.
The prorrictors have thousands of Letters from
the most eminent
CLERGYMEN,
LAWYERS.
PHYSICIANS.
CITIZENS.
Testifying of their perseual knowledge, 20 the
beneficial effects and medical virtues OF these Bit
tiers.
Do Tou Want Something to Strengthen FouP /.
Do You Want a Good ippetite9
Do Fou Want 10 BHjyd Up Your Constitutions
DO You Want TO Feel WeUo
DO YOu Wam to Get Rid Of NercOusnesss
Do You Wat Energyp
Do Tou Want 10 Sleep WeR9
Do You Want Brisk and Vigorous FeelingS
IF YOU DO, USE
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
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SAAfARITAE'S GIFT.
SAliARITAN'S GIFT!
TIRE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER Used.

Ives, pOrltlve cure TOT
GosoRRHSahac. f SEEk HtS shTdkHfccffluREs. &C.
Contains no Mineral. no Bslssm, NO Mercury
Only ten pills To be taken TO effect cure.
They entirely vege eta bic. having smell nor
any unpleasant taste and viii not In any way injurO
the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate. :
Cures in from two TO four days and recent Cases
in twenty four hours.n Prepared by graduate
of the University of Pennsylvania, one of the most
eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day.
SAMARITAN'S GIFT
Will cure any case in from two to four days, ana
recent cases in
TwENTY-FOCR HOURS!
No expossre. o yos5ie. cknnse trAoferG.
Let those who have despaired Of getting cured,
or who have been eorged with Balsam C6pavia OK
Mercury, ~ once try the . -
Sent by mail in q plain envelope.
Price male packag -. Price female packages $,
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kEYP OFT, .~,
will T lss1s snfffssFE oSS.p ss ss.
6 street, and Frederick street, BALTIMORE, AZ
4iGE saf' So, moS fs1; FSs s,
MLDNEsDAY, Oct, g, FRIDAY Oct 10,
STh a - 10, sAr hTsRRs Yos Sst ' is.
sSrtRbb4fo' Scsi. Hn6S SDA4' So %e! 81
For freight or passage apply on board OF to
POTOMAC AND CHESAPEAKE
STEAMBOAT COMPANY
OFFICE,
NO. 324 PENNSYLVANIA AvRsuE
Over Clsgett 4 May.
~ Frs UpPL1Es
Nos 3t2asp 3at BRoADwAY,
u.c... NEW iyRk,
HiRSt H"s S S6faR Deae'
9Sr InS E.. SADDLES and BKIDLKs,
e"nRD sELTs, HANERsACKS, PISTOL HOL-
BLtSKTTs, TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS
Alse, GILT MSSTkrrNGs FOR SWORD BELTS
va oLrNuS. dc. &c 10 i'm
HorsEruKNIsHING ,u
.,ha, DRY GOODS
BED BLANKETS, QUILTS
COTTON SHEETINGS,
ONELING, NAPKINS
ana many other Housefa rnishing Articles in tho
prs Goods line, ali of which will bp sold At thu
'oSrht prices JOSEPH |. NAY,
oe 81 3Os Pa Az betw Th and 10Th sta
(LO4K CLOTHS, RIBBED AND PLAIN. IN
HABIT CLOTHS, IN Coloys
ELoAks, tHAWL and DRESSES
Ane aso medium DRIES GOODS, in great pro
II ~
U Une pre- only. marked in pfain figures
s n We, 'nsrh sho Eastern correspondents send
1cu,n. FERRY d Ef.OrHEH
"'""s "a. ave Ind GintS strret
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sAMARITAN's ROOT AND HERB JUICES.
Fox sYPHiIIs On vENKRkAI
DeOTs AND SHOES 10 SUIT THH !

We are now manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving eup-naA
ply of Eastern nsde Work Of every descrp-
ton, made expressly to order, and will bev ~
sold at . much lower price than has been -
heretofore charged in this city for much inferior
articles.
Persons In want Of BOOTs-and SHOES Of Eastern
or City made work. viii always find q good assort-
ment In store and At the levest prices. Give IN .
call. GRIFFIN 4 BROTHER,
STIR ala Pennsylysna svenUo.
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MrRcHAs stt,s,ii.u.as 4 GhD0I

MrHcHAksftsT' t.s = ihD0I
81. REsrsrRasrs. ss.
WILLIAM FINLEY 4 BROTHER.
ConrrN ssvsSrK AND - Sra,
wholesale Dealers in .....
I7NE-C CIT AND PLUG TOBACCO, SBGARS
PIPES, e..
Inv.t. the attention of the Trade b-sors purchss-
ins 10 ssamipe eur large stock, uhichn
repiete With al grades Of
the above articles.
Eso, Asmts for Ta.s Cir
of
JOHN 4. BAGLErS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES roBAoSo
SoTIcE.
MICHIGAN FISE-Cur
Can be had at the following places, whom ". fur
nihh:
ri. 4 = : DEAHrSs' No, asa Pa avenue .se'.
De IRVING. No. s14 Seventh st.
a. NJ. HOOVER, No. 2es Pa. avenue, (so1th
BEN. SOLOMON, No. III Pa .venae. .bsv.
WIN A HENDERSON. No. AS Fifteenth st..
IRON HALL.
500 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
EMILE DUPRK
would respectfully inform his friends a>a sus-
TONERS that, having just returned 70 this city Ron
New York. he offers Q renewed assortment of
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,,
Consistirs Of sfH
SUGARS, - = .- ... .
l." TEAS.
. g. ii COFFEE. .-
. fne assortment Of ....
HAVANA CIGARS, ..gr
Which,
being purchase from q prise vessel,
ensbIes US to
FELL At very Low rates.
Ah"' Suffers,
IT you want 90 Purchase
GROCERIES. WINES, LIQroIs, sEGARs, s,a
TOBACCO,
OF Best Quality and At Low Prices,
You Must Call at
EMILE DUPRE's,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AvExcB.
Iron Building,
who laid in . large stock OF Goods before the I'M
heard of rise in prices had taken place. seA
SECRET DIsKAsEsi SECRET DISEASES.
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~ The New Orleans papers relate an incl
dent OF thoughtful husband. who ordered l.
splendidIy mounted coffin TO be made for his
wife, who had been suddenly taken i'll. To his
great surprise, however, she got well. But 4
few days afterwards some oficious friend
related TO her the story of her husbands con-
duet, and the poor lady took the matter to
heart SO much that she Immediately sickened,
and a day or two afterwards needed the coffin
in reality '
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DR. DUPeS SEs, sV&Ak; G PATE FINALE

Read the following unsslicited encomiums
cannot commend them too highly"
"They are the best Female Pills extant."
have used them with complete success"
"Would not be without them upon any eonkidsy-
alton"
They operate speedily and effectively
Price 81. Sent by mail Sold by g. G. UPHAM
l03 Chesnnt street, Philadslphia, and in wash
ington by 8. G. FORD, corner llth street and Pa
avenue; in Alexandria, by HENRY COOK co.
Druggists. 10 6-eoly
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w AT Z Il N0TIC X.

In consequence of the Nxpess Of the water I'm th.
General Reservoir IL will be necessary unless rsst
economy OF water Is practiced, for the Goyern,nsnf
soon 10 shut on the supply 20 citizens entirely
Al persons are, therefore, forbidden 10 nss IN.
avenues under the care ana rr,pe ryisia1 NJ the
Commissioner Of Public Buildings for watering TIE
sItees sr paVements, or for any private purpose
And all persons using the water are urgently so
beIteo 10 be ss economical in its possible.
Il. Il. FRENCH
se2 Commissioner of Public Buildings
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Ii our armies want 10 br very warm indeed
this winter, let them go into winter quarters.
The people will make th. quarters too hot 10
hold them.
nnr pannl. nnnsure Rnell for MOI catching
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EDUCATIONAL.
l--N- POR YorNn LADIES.

- - FOR YoUNR LADIES
1927 and 1919 spruee IT, PkiixSrl rhia.
The regular courpe Of Instruction embraces the
English and French Languages aud Literature
Latin il REQUIRED, and all the brxchss uhicb con-
Etitute thorough English and French .duction.
French il the language of the family and IL con-
SANITY spoken in the Institute 1t il the object of
particular attention. and Is taught from the rudi-
petition. The scholastic year commences Sspiem-
Der 18th and closes July Let. Circulars, &c, be
obtained from Madame DHERVILLY, Principal
of Chegaray Institute ma. 2-6rn
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A DAMS EMPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE ola PA.AEENUE,
WaSatRgfos Guy, ID. c.

DRa SopERkYs ANrIDerE WILL cuR6
required. Ii is an English Specific of sixty 6ys
wears, standing and will not harm the nost delie.ts
S shIsstnsion It eonSns ~c ,n,serels Price a
delphia and in Washington By 3. c. FORD, corne
nth street and Pa, avenue; in Alexandra, by
HENRY COOK 4 CO. Druggists na n eo1v
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

rKw YoitK mARkKr-AprlI u

brFzLHgsAFH.i
FLOUR-market 5@lOc better With moderats
business doing for oEp5rt and home consumption,
sales i22o 6bis q S4s,oAs5 for suporhns STATE;
Sol0eolo ior extra state; 51,9oG4 80 iof superhne
western; SBssnB45 for shlpping brands extra round
hoop Ohioi t5,5Oe6,50 for trade brHndss 9ii299bsO
inierior Ne9te tefni s3,lO Chicago Buper1ne STATE.
CANADA fIOUH-MRrk Il hrmer, fair dem d
mand ct so'lOe5sl spring. Sos5@65O for winter
Rye FLOUR-Market quiot and steady. Bales
GS06RS NEAL Market quiet and nonInally
WHisKY-Mnrkst without material change.
Sales 800 6big at Z3n23ko.
VIII EAT-market quiet and firm. TransactiOns
materially restrlctOi BY the want u stock.
sales oflsO0 bush Milwaukie club at 81 20 and 800
REY-Markst Arms. Sales 4,40O bush at 80 .
B2o for common to prime Afloat and delivered,
BARLkY-Marksiquiet At sO9s5s.
CDRN--Market Obenod dull aDd closed heavy
and shade lower. Sales Of 81, 900 bush a. 52do3o
for mixed western IN store and Delivered closing
with ssles q os4e iqT delivered and 6796oe or DER
OATs-In moderate request and more active,
sales at sso4Oo for JERSEY, CanadH, western ana
OOFREE-Markot quiet. sa'es Of lcO mats Java
,sUGAR-Market for raw and golden without
MoLAssRs- Market continues firm and quiet,
Sales 20 hds Barbados, 3,775 qbls Cuba musea ado
at go. r.
P1RK -Narkst quiet without change, Sales Of
Uula NlAe3lA Oh PAlAApH
5OAl3, so for prime mess; Government contract for
1900 bblg mess in iron chine hoops was awarded 81
vl2,690lSO0, chiefly the latter price.
hEEF-MArket quiet and arm. Sales 900 Dds
at g. 60@560 cOantry prime; S5,50aS,O0 for country
messi Sl2i000l3ss0 for repacked meass tl4ilO0l5Nl
PRIME MESS BEEE-Market quiet and inse-
/ tive at 5000.
BEBR HAnIS-Market moderate demand and
shade easier Sales Of 80 bbs At 3l675 for western
CIT mEATS-Market firm and steady with
Sales 200 packages At 4HD5c for shoulders o196S
/ for hGma, dry salt 55<e,
Smoked Meats Sales 100 hds sides at 54c bulk.
/ RAOON sIUES-Fair business at prices slight
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MTsCELLANEOUs.

The following items are from the Detroit Ad-
Vertiser of the oath.
VESSELS PAssIsa.-The following vessels passed
this port on yesterday:
UP.-Stmr City of Cleveland; bark Uuadilla,
c P Sherman, st George, Canada, Cleveland, s
A Marsh, W Sturgiss, Norman; brig 2 Blair;
schr Wings of the Wind, Grant, WihslOW, q
Smith, Mediterrean, Baltic, Accontias, Nicaragua
Bermuda, Rebeeca, s II Lathrop, Yanbee Blade,
" d Dewitt, Dreadnought, Montezuma, r
Campbell. tsaE..
DowN.-Prop Quincy, Queen of the Lakes;
bark Danube; sehr A E Hart, Barbarian.
A NEW TUe.-The new tug ". B. Castle, built
at Cleveland the past winter for A H. Harman
& Co, arrived here a night OF two since, and is
spoken of in very high terms 1t is presumed
her equal for speed cannot be found on the river,
while her model and finish is all that could be
wished for. She is commanded by Capt. L. III.
COe, reliable salt,
GRAIN LOADED VESSELS PAssTNG-The first
grain loaded vessels of the season passed here
yesterday from Chicago-the schooner A. E. Hart
leading the van, being in tow of the tug Bay
City, and passed without calling. She was toll
lowed some two hours later by the schooner Bar
barian and in the afternoon the bark Danube
also passed. The Barbarian was destined for
OsWegO, lhe Others for Buffalo We understand
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

T8 EHo RAgls-American Treaty for the Sup
,pgesalon ef ths slave Trade
.us-ov Phss treaty framed by Secretary Seward
& ohlthe part Of the United States, and Lord
Hsli1Lyons On the part Of Great BritaiD, for the
n5breisiOn of the African alsvs-trade, was
ratl6ed By the United States Senate, in
s,,q Executive session, on Thursday, and rati6ca'
tons viii 81 an early day be exchanged be.
,spa tween the two governments, when the treaty
viii 20 into immediate operation. The tels
graph gives very meagre synopsis of its
-s.- provisions, and we are able to form but an
imperfect idea in regard to Its merits. The
great feature is the concession Of mutual
right to search vessels Of either nation sus-
peoted of being slavers. As We understand
81 "a, our Government does not stipuiate to
keep any specified number of vessels upon
thSLAfrican coast The Ashburton- Webster
treaty, entered into in ls42, stipulated that
rfhs ezsument Of the United States
should keep 8. naval force Of not less
t 5.gaty guns upon the coast Of
Africa and The British Government if we
remember rightly, q squadron of equal
strength, each to search vessels bearing their
own national asg. It was the violation of
this treaty on the part Of British cruisers,
In searching American vessels suspected of
being slavsrs which came nigh causing war
between the two nations during the Admin
isiration of James Buchanan, and which was
Oaly sverted by a dissvOwsl Of the act on
the part Of the Government of Great Brit
sin. The mutual right of each 10 search the
'o-a vessels Of the other, under circumstances
'ass 31sd5ing suspicion of guilt, is now conced-
ed in the seWsrd-LyOns treaty. The in-
.sro convenience of maintaining the requisite
number Of American guns in African waters
s during the present rebellion, in eli prObabili-
-s9ty, induced our Government to waive this
i'se pint It is a subject ia relation to which
1neriesns have ever exhibited much sensi-
tveness, but all viii agree that mere mat
ta1O matter Of punctflio should not be permitted
70 stand in the way Of suppressing 50 gigan-
tic an evil as the African slave. trade. The
stipeEafons Of the treaty are such that the
total suppression OF the inhuman traffic is
confidently predicted. The summary trial
and punishment Of offenders is provided for.