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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03

Ths Ohio Legislature adjourned Thursday
night or rather Friday morning, for the Sss
sion. According to the State Journal th'
closing session must have been decidedly
Jolly. The Senate was Is calm as q grave
yard, snd rs solemn IS q sepulchrs. In the
House there were the usual noise and con-
fusion. The-Spssker shouted and hammer
Cd for order, which was considered such a
capital Joke IS to provoke shouts of laugh
Ter. A member from Ashtsbula offered a
Onux Of Counsel about duty and dignity, 10
which all shouted, aagreed." One informed
the members thai to vote against biz bill
uWould drive the last nail into the political
conn Of those voting" and again all shouted
sagissd" Another proclaimed that such
sEful behavior would sink the Legislature to
the lowest regions Of the internal pit ; and
SsH again alfshoutsd HAeEHHD," with hearty
Aaghter at their own unanimity upon this
ndli-oEi5snt population.
Ths writer congratuIstss the State, how
ever, upon the fact Of the moral tone Of tie
Legislature being superior to the usual grade
Of such assemblies, "Which was evident from
the fsct that an hour after midnight, the ma
jority Of the members were not get drunk
ssOugk 70 Be- particularly i1szsstilg p
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NEW YORK mARKFT-D,s, a

LnN HIlEnnAFE.l
ELQUR-hSrsst " MARI 50 better and ln demand Ol
arm
SALES 1880 bbls at S5O5aS 10 for suporans state
623@oS9 or extra state, the latter price for choice
eb055,i0 Tor superhne western; so 25A6 20 foF com
mon 70 medium extra western; S5,s5a5,50 for com
Oh1oi t5,6g866l for trade brands
O5NsDA ElDUH-MArkst arm with fair de.
ma1d, Sales 800 bbls ct SS,SOa6,l5 for spring. S55
.aYR FI.OUR-Msrkst quiet and steady. Sale
COBB WRAL,-Markst without material ebans,
Sales 800 bbls extra western at S. 90.
WTJSKY-Market heavy and droopinR Sale.
$50 bills e 2S@291o TT western and State. Includ
WHRAT-Therei is nothing doing in wheat fol
want n stock, and the market e frm with an up
W1Sq 1RFY@MS4fet quite rm Sales $500 bush at
0ssHo.
HARLRv-Msrkst 0niet at s56sso
OORN-MarEes q shade hrmsr with moderate eX
port demand Sales AZ ON bush ct bTabTlfe for mixed
western IN store AND Sc deivsrad 1900 huah sound
mixed weSisrn to arrive from Bunslo at 55Ac.
0ATS-Markst shade hrmer. Sales ct S90llkl
for Jersa-- nanada western and state.
O0REBE-Thsra is GOOD inquiry for Rio and
market rules very arm. Other desoTiptions are y
bars T,sRuayra for expert on private tsTms.
aUGAR-RRW Is in more active demand and vsFy
sales IsnA hhds Cuba at So TNc: % bhls Porto RcC
7so: lt6 bexes Havana at 7H9shc, 800 bags Manila
MOLAssRs-Market quiet AVID without mate
rial change 10 prices. Small sales OF Porto Rioo
have haen mads ct $50.
PnRK-MaFkat firm with good dsmand for for.
ward ds'ivery Sales S300 bhls AZ 81 .506l2 Is fol
mess: 2 s09is 81 for western and city prime mess
snl025 fOr prime SI425 for shoica short city clear
Included IN the sales are nm hbla mess for June
delivery At $500; 1000 bbH do for same delivery on
private terms.
REEF-Rules quiet and firm. Sales 2-5 bbll
AZ 81 A50n550 eOantry prime; s. 5O4S,0O for country
mess; sl200als,6O for repacked mess; sl4,O9lb'o'
PRIHlR gIRss BERF-Mark0t quiet and nom
inal At R30nG.
HRRF HATa-Market inactive.
CIT MEATH-Msrket steady. Sales $50 pack
agas 4Al1<o fnr shoulders; 51fasH for hsma,
1ArON 6TnRS-Market quiet. Sales 28 boLal
at TT<c for short clear; also 100 hhdS rough 8idea
at 6Hc
=TARD-Markst firm. Sales as bbls at 7Kas5So
BUTTER-SeIlins ct lO0T71{c for Ohio; I79ls4'
GHFEsK-Markst very arm and in fair demand
at 7Os{os
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03


Our telegrapele reports Of this morning
rsanlar and special, are very important. By
oar Oairo specials We have news Of the cap
tare Of Baton Roage and the Confederate
arsenal at that point.
In capturing Fort Macon, near Savannah
We slso secured abtut four hundred prison
srs.
The rsbola are receiving FsinfOscemenn at
Yorktown, and ara determined to make that
&c erosl test battle. II that Is lost their
snss WII reesivs lie dsath.hlOW.
Gen. Thomas, Of the Kentucky army, su-
psres5ss Sen Gsant In the command Of the
Army N the Southwest Gen. Grant viii be
second In command.
Gen. Grant has written q letter in self-de'
is1os in whish be says that his army was not
surprised At PittEbuFg Landing. ais assertion
win hardly Sonvincs the country.
From the Official reports Of the battle Of
Pi,tsburg Landing, it is found that we lost
ever u, 900 in killed, wounded and missing.
A dispatch from Cairo says the news from
Pittsbarg Is Of the highest Importance, but it
cannot be transmitted over the wires. This
i inaieaave Of the long expected battle st
OOrinth.
tbs people Of Memphis have decided to
bun the city on the approach Of our forces
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03

The consideration Of the Homestead Bill
Is postponed until Monday. Osrlils of Vir-
ginia is urging & substitute, Wharsby one
hundred aud sixty acres Of land viii be
granted to the soldiers in the Federal army
in lieu Of the 500 bounty which is prom
issd them BY previous act OF Congress. We
hsys no fear that Congress will accept the
subSttute. The faith Of the country is
plsdgsd to pay that slOO, and while our sold
Isrs did not enlist either for that or for the
land which It was generally understood
would be added to that before the war was
oyor, Etin very many were the more ready
70 volunteer from the felt confidence that they
would thereby gain future home for their
families, with a small cash capital TO start
upoa. Preserve the bounty and also give d
Homestead bill for he benefit Of the defend
eEE Of the nations honor and life.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03
SPEcIkl NOTlCES.
BRAHlRETaIs YEaElARLl PIITs


Ars lufahbls for ol1iiysHeus spssms, los 81 svps
Il o SICK headeohss gitdilsss sense Of bioatn7 A.
or meals, diEzi1sasl dFo5 tinssa, and crsmDinr
pains, aud all disorders of fhs stomach snd bo95i1
- Original Letter st ~ Canal stssst. NV
York.
}. J. o. COOK, Publisher Of .hs stats Barns.
Benniugtons Vt, says be Wug attacked with DYs-
PERSIA, and suffered severely from ft, that not
particle Of food could be swallowed without ooo-
sioning she most uncomf fsrtablo sonsstion d hi,
stomach. Tor i've years ks IuEsFsd frou fhi-
drsaifai complaint, when be used BRAEDREFHis
FILLS. 1hS arSi box did NOS benefit hlin mud
bat ths second produced change, and b. the tina
be had taken six boxes Q COMPILE u OUaE -
e1oetod. Hs ssyss "AT dyspepsia zls gous, a. M
sEpsotation OF an early death vanished
BRaHDaEEH's PILLS are soil Il the ,rincjD,I
Ones, - Canal street, lnd Union square, Eeg
York.
Obtain yoHr hrst supply ifom one Of shsss dsp5t-
or from one Of tie regular Advertised agous for ths
Genuine BEsndfeth'B PilIs; you viii then knoE how
% discern between the trus and falso
Sold ~ A. 8. Gardner, 2za superior street, ClsES-
land, Ohio and b. all-EalDe dsaisls In sara.
a1naa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03

AsIea Int the depot ct Columbus on
my way aeme saw many sick and wounded
soldiers. Ny heart was beginning 70 ferment
Wiih sympathy for them when noticed
benevolent intelligent 10 lking man moving
among them evidently to relieve tbam.-
Pretty soon, Good-heart had couple Of
platoOns Of the ghOstly fellows in the din
ming saloon eating q good meal cot on with
warm tea. felt like taking stock with
him and, stepping up to him, after some pre-
liminaries, I said, putting my hand 10 my
pocket, "YOu must have heavy oil 10 foot
sir" mo SIR" be replied, "Gov. Tod put
me here and pays the bills," The answer
oomforted me, went my way saying 70
myself "whereVrF q soldier.soR Of Ohio lB
sick or wounded there The true love Of bis
mother will reach him-her agent as he pu-s
the cup of comfort to the parched lips will
say nGov. Tod sent me here and he pays the
bills" Respectfully Yours,
h. &. PECK.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03

The ooiunbus Journal states as . fact that
eAnaol ps oontradieteii that so grest ha
eeon ths lsniensy displayed toward the seces-
sion prisoners in allowing them free license
In sPsaking thsis dialOyal sentiments, that
Hail oolumbia was hisssd ct the Theatre
and that when illusion was made to s,spding
By the good old Flag, in the play, BY one Of
TIE performers, the patriotic sentiment wss
hi8sa II thess things are 80, It is high
tina Oolumbas was taken in hand By some
aushoFity und sscssh wiped out or musEIed.
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CBIUAGO BIARKET-Eay q.

TEg RHLHaRApHsT
FL,OUR-Marlat active, erm and higher.
VVHEAT-MRrkat IMlHo h5ghsr. Sales ct ga
ss1<o for No ]; T70TT<c for No 2.
G0RN-aSrket steady at 2sa2sxo on board.
0ATS-MArket firm.
RROEIPFa-7,SD bbls hSur; q 200 bush wheat
a 100 bush corn.
SHTPMRNTs-5,sOO bbls -four; 1900 buIhslr
Wheat: u 0a0 bush eOrn
XCHANGE-UnchanRsd. Gold ~ y osni
iFRIGHFs-7c On corn, So on wbsat to Buhalo.
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M A R I N 3 /.
PORT OF CLEVELAND

EETERED-May
Stmr Cleveland, Evans, Detroit.
Stmr. Traveller, Miller, Buffalo.
Prop. Forest Queen, Cavney, Buffalo.
Ssks Stampede, Wilcox, Port Huron.
Schr. W. ID. Wlland, bdrKe, DuHHIU.
schr. Speedwell, Bennett, Buffalo.
Scow Sunshine, Nichols, Sandusky.
Scow Rescue, Freeman, Sandusky.
Scow Prince Of Peace, CarTaw, Kelleys Island.
CLEARED.
Stmr Cleveland. Evans Detroit
Stmr. Traveller, Miller, OntonagOn.
Prop. Forest Queen, Carney, Buffalo, 800 bbls
pork, 1 900 bbls -four, 100 bbls liquor, 8 Q
bbls pork and hams, $50 tieroes lard.
Sehr. Stampede, Wilcox, Chicago, coal.
Sehr. W. II. Willard, Burke, Byandotte, coal.
ScoW Prince Of Peace, Curran, Port Clinton.
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- - - e.n.rnl..

Eho4sonats seem Il Be getting tired Of con-
a1ning Kslor and BrigadisF Generals. Mr..
crinss yesterday introduced 3 bin limiting
nuuh.ro Of ths tOEmsr to 20 and Of tie
hu 3 aeO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03

ORERLIE, Nay lst 1882.
ED1roR LAADEE;


EDITOR LHADER;
Since the battle Of Pittsburg Landing,
paragraphs like the following, which take
from q late number Of a Cleveland daily
paper, have appeared in the newspapers Of
nkf..
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OOMMEROIAL.
CLEVELAND PRODUCR 1ARnET.
s.!G.SIs sMoRSIN9 - LEADER 0TI.IglE. 10

SATURDAY MoRHIHa, Nay ., ls63
FLOUR-Tho market yesterday was QtIet and
unchanged With sales Of 20 bbls double sxtra white
a. s5,tS.
WHKAT-Msrket arm and steady. Sale Of 3
cars rcd at IOs on track.
OORh-Market steady aad quiet at $50 on track.
OAPs-Aa'ket unchanged Sale Of car at go
on track
HIGHWINEs-sAlss OF 80 bbls at aOc; 50 Bbls 1t
2ok'i and % bbs at 2Ia.
SMOKED MRATs-sais OF 1000 lbs amoksi
shoulders at % y n.
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n. Y. sFOOK EIARKRT-May g



HGONEY-Markst continues easier ct , cent
for loans on call. and 596 cent for discounts on
strictly prime paper.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Market firm. -
BankerB' bills are held at llS9tl3A.
GOLD-Ameriean gold has advanced TO 2kf72N p
cant premium, with cnnside, able sales Oalifornil
GOVERNMENT STOOKa-market continues
to advance United States IS 81 s5999; 1910 Treas
ury Notes l02H@lO2H.
aEOOKB-Market moderately active and better
Chicago Rock Island 56k; Cleveland B Toledo l3S
Illinois Central 6l5S; Panama l294; MichiRan Cen
tral q Northern Indiana ~; Michigan Central 574
Hudson 56H; American Gold lO226; Erie 88; Erie
q gsgisE 5e1i odS9j FSelhr e ID = alsH IN Tx
Oentrsl e5f; Illinois War LOsn 81; TIeasury 78lOs
l02: United States6s sl coupons 80; United ktatel
Gates 9sE
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.

DHUTU9RAPHIO ALBUMS an
Il New York prices.
r. B, DOUGLAS & co.,
l7s Superior Street.
ARTISTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4
NEWT0R's and GoupIilH on and Water OoIoru.
At b. b D0UGHAt CO.'S,
10 huporioF Strstt
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
At B, DOUGLAS OOFs.
I7o Superior Btr6et.
PHOTOGRAPH COPPYs OF CELFBRA.
Esd Paintings and Engysylng.,-
sa l7s SUPERIOR Street
"GARTES De VISIEE' OF CELEBRATED
Men and Women, and Palnsrss Mnrbleg.
At 3. b. DOUGLAS ONaa
lls Superior Street
FINE EEGEAVINGs OF DISTINGUISH
AZ q. B. DOUGLAS zoos,
Apf45 l79 Superior Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03

Our readers are we'll aware that We have
never advertised patent medicines-but We
now publish an advertisement Of Ayers
Pills, not because We are paid for IL alone,
but because We honestly believe that DR..
Aver Is one of the best Physicians and
Chemists Of the age, and because We know
from experience that his Cherry Pectoral is
the best medicine for q Cough, that was
ever invented. We have been cured by II
Of q severe Bronchitis, and have given it 70
our family with unfailing success for Colds,
Coughs, WhOoping Cough, Group, SO. Our
NeighbOrs who have tried these Pills rep
resent them IS an extraordinary good med
iOine.-DsmOerat, AeAWthuT, TiHtOH Co.,
Ohio.
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FINANCIAL.

eS0 nm MONEY ADVANCED,
GOOs OJU In sums to suIt-at the Old Itand
md veil known WAGNER'9 OIFIOE-on gscuTitiel
o. every kind, viz Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold and
OothinF Furniture, Carpet1, Pianos MTrorg, Painti
ngs, General Merchandise, and PeTponal Property
nd articles Of value the most satisfactory t6FmG
Business utTictIyp fiVate- IsabtlhedlB 1851. HEtnhn
and JeTairV for 6ale e bargains.
WI. WAGNER, Once Ho. ., Water e.
corner 3uparioF utfest. 0stT Geo. a. Davis o. 4
ruetktns fitor~ -asFF
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legislative Proooodins.---nIa, i.t.


House bill, to provide for the inspection of
petroleum and coal oils, fixing the standard
grade OF 100 degrees, was passed.
Also, MiIlers House bill, to compel admin
istrators and executors to make return Of ac-
counts promptly according to law, or forfeit
their compensation.
Mr.. 0sborn's House bill, to tax the cash
receipts Of railroad companies, was amended
by striking out al relating to the taxation of
income, and substituting the present method
OF tal ing their property but retaining the
plan of the bill for getting that property on
the duplicate; or, by the action of the su-
ditors Of all the counties through which the
roads run. It is now listed by the agents of
the roads In the several localities. Thus
amended, the bill passed.
Mr.. 0sborn's House bill, for the taxation
of express and telegraph companies, by max
ing the levy on their gross receipts, was
amended, lst-By providing that the agents
of express companies shall deduct from their
receipts that portion earned out OF the State,
and all the expense Of railroad transporta-
ton; and 2d-By providing that the agents
or operators of telegraph companies shall de-
duct all reasonable expenses of their Offices !;
si-That the present law in regard to the
taxation of their property shall remain in
force. As thus amended, the bill passed.
NEGRO PRIsoEERs Gov. Tod replied, in
regard to Mr.. GunekeI's resolution Of yester-
day: 81 state that have not had directly
any correspondence with the Secretary Of
War on the subject. The care and safekeep-
ing Of the prisoners Of war at Camp Chase
has been committed BY the War Department
to Col ". Hoffman, whose headquarters are
at Detroit. By authority derived from him,
I am dischsrging all the colored prisoners at
Camp Chase. They are released in small par
ties Of three or four at time, giving to each
three days cooked rRtions, and certificate
Of their discharge, signed by Col. Moody, the
commanding officer of the camp" No fur
ther action was deemed Necessary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03

GLUVES AND HOSIERY
NJ Large additions TO our stock Of Gloves and
APPS '1'' MORGAN, Root 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-03

SOUTHERN NEws.-rhe people of Norfolk and
richmond, as We learn by passenger, Mr.. Tsv-
Iot, o. Cincinnati, late a prisoner at Richmond
SAFE OF exciten ent, and many Of them are panjc.
sRlckea. de expresses the opinion that the rebsIs
are almost at the last gasp, especially in view of
we no" apparently well aScertained fact that tbei,
troops sre-tbe greater portion 81 tbsno S'.a
wsd 30 90 Nome, their enlistments expir!pg. the
mest OF them, by the twentieth OF This month
ADDED to this it the belief that General McCIeIIsn
neGPslaei5d 6y them to be the evil genius of the
Ieoeiion, me Confede ltes fsarisg las abilities
s1oIs fAGS al else IN hIJ direction Thew decIays
. .oaI whatever the people here may think OF him
IA taeif lmPatfence his course is raining tk,, ~
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News from the Southern Coast.
NAVAL OPERATIONS AT sAvANNGL-RRPORrz
BATTLE NEvR APALACHICOLA

NAVAL OPERATIONS AT sAvANNGL-RRPoRrxr
BATTLE NEyR APALACHICOLA
The following dispstcn appears in the Norfolk
Day Book Of January 81, and Is headed, ssBy teIe
graph specially for the Daily Day Book"
SAVANNA, Jan. 3O.-This morning all is quiet
Yesterday a feet Of steamers went down IN 1IooL
siter ana strengthen the obstruction of the river
They were unmolested by the enemy. Most o,
YANKEE vessels were drawn of the day previous
seventeen federal vessels were at Warsaw
Souno yesterday and heavy firing was heard
there. Tle cause Is unknown.
Inc Republican has private letter, dated
Bainbridge, January "a, In which II Is reDorted
.ost Aght took place on James Island near
ApalschicOla, in which sixty federaIe ,ys,a
and thirty five taken prisoners The enemy Were
I entirelY routed. Our loss thirteen.
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PURE BREAD.
THE NEW AERATED BREAD,

The undersigned, having re,rly completed thar
establishment for the Manufacture of this Bread.
Ia large Snautitie', will be resdJ in few days to
Mi oroers-ethSr Tor the cltT trade fer the army.
The purity and excellence Of this Bread are at
tested by the most respectable Physicians of this
oily, as well as by the Medical Faculty of B.l,i-
more, PhIla1eIphi., New York and ondon,
Samples of the Bread fro n our Bakery in B.Iti-
more are kept on hand at the Depot of Williams
Co, 4 ~ street, Washington.
II REQUA A CO
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ID r. 7 " a II u.
II IA 7 VA II n.
DIR. LA BONITA

Cures all Venerial Diseases permanently and
quickly, without the use of disgusting or poison
Gus drugs OF any kind
No dieting or fnterfsrenos with business.
Consultations free.
IL Is saying quite enough In Its favor yhsu \ nav
that my practices is that which 10 in use in All the
New York CITY hospitals.
New York City College and Hospital Tsstimo-
malls furnished.
Ladies with Whites and Diseases Of the Womb
treatment.
There Is nothIns ofensirs or disasrssaSls In any
All cures warranted, or morey refunded
promptly attended to.
Medicines for travellers and Others pnoked With
full Instructions for use, and warranted,
Omoe-hoom No; Wesf ington Building, Penn.
avenue and Seventh st., WsshiE gton, ID. q,
fab l-lrns
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The EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
MONDAY. ......FEBRUARY 3, 1862.
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Ia,s'ligsHes- treats further upon the Trent
settlement.
The parties who have been active In Parad-
ing bogus conversations alleged to. have passed
between the President and Gen. jim Lane, find
themselves placed in rather foolish position by
the recently developed fact that the distinguished
Jay bavker has never been assigned an independ-
ent command to carry out bis abolition schemes
The RspE5lieaE takes the back track thus
AIT Is now certain that there Is some great mis-.
take IN this matter, and that the President never
intended him TO act independently of General
bunter, bat to be subject to him as his superior
rfnrer -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-03

LORD Lyons HoNORRD WITH THE Cross OF THR
ORDER OF BATH-The last steamer brought let.
tiers ffom the English Government to the legation
here, investing Lord Lyons with the Order of
Bath, IN acknowledgment Of the value of bis ser
vices In securing the peaceful and promp, settle.
ment OF the Trent difficulty: a compliment as
fairly earned as gracefully paid
The on dii is, that on informing Secretary Sew.
ard OF the fact, Lord l.. remarked that the honor
and compliment. should have been his instead, as
he felt that the settlement as made was indeed
Mr.. Stewards achievement rather than his. Mr..
Seward, 1t 10 said, promptly replied " Oh, no,
your lordShiPi have long bcrne my cross II is
high time you should wear YOURS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-03

NOTICE.-The undersigned, who il known by
v al to be law abiding and loyal Citizen and
one WHO desires 20 keep an orderly, quiet ciz sns
house, at the same time claiming from the oitT an
tho1les protection from encroachment upon his
Iuss rights under his license, and under the laws OF
this city, would respectfully represent that under
military law he il cITcumsoribed in his be sine 90
and does not desire to violate any order Of the mil,
tary authorities, he respectfully requests that no
beer or soldier OF the United states army will enter
ms rouse Tor the purpose Of obtaining refreshments
or liquors, as he will net sell 70 item No1S 80
p7Ivais citizens IoiH Be ateonn odafsd
CHARLES KLOMAN
el-lw No. 500 It'll at, between and T.
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ScHEEL 4 FIscHER-soIRER oRcHBs-

SCHEEL & FISCHER.-SOIRER ORcHES-
~ TIA -messrs. Soheel e. Fischer re
spectiully lnf4km the admirers of good FVH
Music that tiny are prepared TO attend w
20 the conducting Of Musical Performances at PrI-
yate Receptions and SnIrees, with any number Of
the best performers the CITY and beg leave 20 as
sure their patrons that they will produce the best
selections of q nadriIle Music from approved COM
Posers, and will, a. intervals, perform Concerted
Music from the most admired Operas, and other
compositions N. b. The best Of references can be
given reaulred. Orders left with Mr.. Scheel will
18th and l4th sits. fe SIC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-03

CLERK REMOVED IN THE HOUSE OF RRPREsEy-
IATIVEs -Phiness b Thompkins, Of New York,
tae Assistant Reading Clerk In the House of
Representatives,, has been removed, and Mr..
Boyd, formerly Assistant Postmaster in the
Thirty-s:xth Congress, has been appointed In his
place. Salary 81 600
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To the Public.

That part Of the statement Of Capt. &. G. Car
rington, in which he alludes 10 an imaginary
private conversation between himself and the
undersigned, near the InteHigsaesr once, is, to
use mild expression, entirely devoid Of truth.
No such conversation ever occurred.
February 3, 1862. J GREY JEWELL