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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16

For Weaknasses Fu
Arising from Excesses, Habits OF Dissipation, Early
lndiscrenon or abuse.
Attended Nth he IolO,oing Symptoms.
Indisposition to Exerion, Loss Of Power,
Loss OF Memory, Difficulty OF Breathing,
weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror OF Disease, Wakeiuiness,
Dimness Of Vision, Pains in the Back,
Universal Lassituds Of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body,
Dryness Of the Skin, Eruptlons on the Face,
PALLID coUNTENAHOE.
These symptoms, If allowed 10 go on, which this
medicine lnyariable removes, soon follows
IMPoTENCY, FATUITY, FITS,
In one Of phich the Pdttsnt may Erpfrs.
Who can say that they are not frequently followed
by those "direful Diseases
"lNSANIrY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware OF the causes Of their suffering,
BUT NONE WILL ooNFEss.
THE RECORDS OF Ii INSANE AsYLUMs,
AHd the Melancholy Deaths by Consumption.
Bear ample witness to the truth Of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION oNCE WlTH
GAN WEAKNESS.
He requires the aid OF medicines to strengthen and
I~nyigorats the System
which HELMpoLD's EXTRACT B0CHU
invariably does.
A trial will convince the most %skeptical.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16

From, the Advertiser, Povidsnes, RI
The oephalic Pills are said 70 be a remarkably siee-
for that very frequent complaint which has ever been
discovered.
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From the DaSOerat, 81. QoId, AiaR.
II you are, or have been, troubled with the headache.
send for a box, (Cephale Rlls,) so that you may have
them in case OF an attack.
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NOWNh no MOvG.
FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthoff and W W Stewart, Dayton, George l.
Boyer, MiaInisburg; J st0cklager, Union; j @ AndeT-
son, centreulle' Ehyers, New lebanon H Jackson,
JohnsTiile; Arnold 4 lambert, south Abingdon jacob
smyeT, West Baltimore; j Kookle a Co, Germantown;
] W MURPHY, Vandalia; H Nichols, Liberty; ID Rees,
FarmerBvtle; Heverling A Herr, Salem; j WPyrmont,
Williams A SWaner, West limo Parker, Bro, a
o., Parkersburg, and by Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the United States and Cana.
das, del8d1y
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Valuable Farm at Public Sale

HNHE undersigned will offer al public snle on Thurs.
J. day, January 4 1853, at one o'clock p IN, the farm
known as the MUCK FARM, situate in Jefferson
township, Montgomery county, Ohio, two miles south
west OF Liberty and three miles south Of Trissel's
Mil, al the township road, containing l24 acres, 10 of
which are under cultivation and well fenced, and the
balance is IN good oak timber, "A good tWo-story brick
house, a frame barn, aud other out-buildings, and a
day Of sale, JOHN MUCH,
JOSEPH MUCK,
deI0 VIM. bICHLEK.
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MA, BRADLRY,
JOHN -GENaNAGEL
Eating Saloon and Restaurant

respectfully inform his numerous friendi
w and customers that he has purchased the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16

From NE EraminaI NOrioik, Ys.
They have been tested in more than a thousand case
with entire success.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16

FFoa the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which the
we're made, via: Cure Of headache In all its forms.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16

BELLE VERNoN, OHIO, Jan. H., 1851.
Henry Q. Spdlding, RSq.
Please find inclosed twenty-five cents, for which send
me another box Of your CephAic Pills. Thsv one truls
thebest Rus / hare eper tried.
Direct A. SLOWER, =. Nj,
Belle Vernon, Wyandotte Co, U.
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wi save Ten Zines h cost annually. -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-16

M. SpdIdinQ,
Sir:
Not long since ! sent to you for q box Of cephalic
Pills for the cure Of the Nervous Headache and Cos.
hVeneRs, and received the same, and they had SO good
an effect that ItDas induced 10 send for ipQTe.
Please send BY return mail.
Direct to A. X. WHEELER,
Ypsland, Mich.
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Henry @. Spaiding,
No. AZ, Cedar ST., NJ Y.
Dear Sir.
Inclosed find twenty five cents, (26) tor which send
box OF "Cephhlic Pills" Send 10 address OF Rev. WIN.
O. Filler, Reynoldsbprg, Franklin CO., OHIO.
Your HIs cork lks a ehaTS-are Headache aiq,osf in
stanteT. Aff.. NeItaItt
Truly yours,
WIN. O. FILLER.
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BEVERLY, MAss', Dec. II, 1850.
II. c. SpaLding, ESQ.
i wish for some circulars or large shsw bills, to bring
your Cephaic Pills more particularly before my Gus.
toners. If you have anything Of the kind, please
send to me.
One Of my customers who Is subject 10 severe sack
Headache, usually lasting two days,) Uds cured VI an
attack IN Onsh0ur By your PMs, which 1 sent her.
Respectfully yours,
W. b. WILK Es.
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Commercial.


OFFICE DAILY EMPIRE,
Denombor q. 1869.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-18
NEW YORA n1ARKKR- Jan. IL.
Inu ~ IN N


RLOUH-Markst without decided change iu pFics
with small sales, and there g only a very limi "a
onilns doing Tor export ami home consumption
narset ,osing qu aud slightly In favor Of buyers
Sales l)U at s. ,450b,55 uupsrrD STATE; g5 IA
$50 or u ra ste i 70 459556 for srpsr Inc EesssTn:
s6,g5a6 U0 tor shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohioi S6 l066,76 for trade brands
=, canada FlAbUh-Market rules QuIet with
limited ! tansactlons az previous prices. sales TO
@ ~ ~ - ~ % ior supernno 799s79 Tor COM
~ -..,. -C-Msrkst quiet with sa' % Of $50
UORN ai.-Market quiet and unohsnssd
G. y. lIn,s ~ arsI trmer and IN tair reQuest.-
SShnAT-MarkeI GU l and slightly 10 favor Of
buyers. There II. however. no decided chance In
price. Sales 1900 bush Chicago spring at 81 q
32 10 bush amdeT Iowa al LIS; loo bush red
fenhs1 lvabls q 81 a. go bush nnsound milwaukee
club at Sl,l0i 200 bush unsound white Canasa at
:tYB-In fair request for export. sales 1000 bu
aARLEY-scsres and firm. Sales s,SOO bush
inferior state at is4e 10 bush prime EDWARDS Is
OORR-Market dull and drooping We only
hear Of sales OF or cargoes at 65c for mixed vest
ern delivered; s5e for prime whit soTthern
ssATS-In moderate request. sales al 6l6l3c for
Jersey Canada, western and state.
POA u Market opened steady, closed shade drmer
western prime mess; SS0O6s 50 10 prime.
RRHE-Merket quiet, light demand. sales Of 800
Soanry SSI r. aSSs BIG % S5 81 RsRG 25
PRIME MEss BEEF-MArkst quiet and steady
at go
,EEEE HAnIs-In better demand. Sales go
bbls at Sl4,75
GJUF sIsAFR-Market dun and uuchaoRed.
BAlOG-sides are quiet. sales E3l boxes at SIC
for OubeLand cut middles; INC for western and city
short ritbsd,
DR. Rs@ FD HOGR-AIarket firm Sales At "a 90
614s06H for western; - 25a4-37H for city. We no.
tie sal ss Of 1000 city Geverable week ct S4 IS
lAESD-Market less active and prices sliRhtly
favor the buyer at the elole salss 100 bbls sE ~
sJFFER-sOlling ss I8'6o for Ohio, and
IT922c for state.
0HRKsE-Markst dull at 6Ha7o.
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7EEnn raIaHfnaRdE.


Special to Evening Post
The committee Of Ways and Means Is
busilly engaged to-dsy in the consideration
Of financial plans. The comnittseis under
stood 70 adhere to the project Of an income
TAX, notwithstanding the vigorous opposition
which that measure has encountered. The
general Banking law was discussed By the
committee this morning. The result Of their
deliberations has not been announced.
Il is believed that the new tariff bill viii
rednes the free list and greatly increase the
duties on spices, pepper, and similar articles.
Senator Wilson this msFning Introduced
into the Senate q new bill In rslstiOR 70 the
Ofics Of army sutler. Il ab0lishes the ofice
In all cases with the exception Of military
posts, and proposes that the commissarist Of
the general army shall furnish 30 different
articles 70 regiments at 10 per cent profit.
AdFices from Port Royal ststs that an ex-
pedition tsWards Savannah was supposed To
be in progress. ReconnoiteFiag parties have
proceeded beyond Tybee Island with appa.
ratus for removing distractions lrou rivers
and creeks south Of Savannah river. L Is
understood that the land force would consist
Of 10, 900 men, and Warsaw Inlet would be
the first destination of the expedition The
railroad Is progressing at Hilton Head Is-
Ind.
The President upon the application Of the
delegation from New York to-day appointed
Major Doubleday BrigadieF General.
Special to the Post:
The Post Office Committee Of the Senste
will report an amendment to the bill abol-
ishing the franking privilege, so as to retain
'hs right of ranking for the Departments Of
he QoYenment.
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rnR EEMALEa aENERALLY.

The Brandreth Pills cannot be too highly spoken
q They remove all obsu uotlous, give energy and
strsugsh cure the distressing headache, Hnfortu-
nairlT 50 prevalent with the SEX depression Of splr
fts. dulIness OF sisht, nervous aeosions blotehes
pimplos salownesa orthe skin, all removed, and
aluvsnile boom and general sprightinoss, indicate
tha power and healthfuiuess Of BRANDRErH's Pills.
Ladies, At oeuoate periods, win ind them unri.
VALID; they are tha best medicines for mothers and
children, and cure worms and costiyeuoss.
Let it Be romembertd, that Brandreth'H Pills are
sasy in their opsration and yet unite mildness with
smclsaqy, and require no alteration Of siet during
their use.
Mrs. Morgan, corner Of 18th street and Union
Square. New York vss dying apparently, Of Con-
Sumption. she vas given MP 70 die By her Physi
cisns aud all her friends, but sfter using Bran
droths Pills for isS weeks The cough left her and
Hhsb gan % regain her strength and is now able TO
sttsnd to dutiss and feels Of soon attaining
robust hsalth.
llra. WHson, Of No. q Beach street, New York,
has cured Dyspepsis, Small P-x, Measles, DropsT
cad TFphus Fever, and all headauhes and Bilious
Diseases with Brandroih's Pulls, viii be pleased 70
ansvsr any questions.
sod ~ A. Gardner, 40 superior btrsot, Olegs
and, Ohio, snd By al respectable dealers IN medl
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RROlI lIIesouRI.

81. LOUIS, Jan. IL.
Navigation Is entirely suspended here In
consequence of the gOrging Of the ice twenty
miles below the city, and extending to a
point some distance above town.
Troops are now being sent to Cairo BY
railroad, but their advance is mater Any re-
tarded by the inadequate means of C rossinQ
the river here, the ferry boats not being
able to run, and the Ice not being suficient-
ly strong to bear heavy weights. The
weather is moderating again. howeV er. and
the prospects Of the speedy opening Of the
river are fair.
Gen. Price, member elect from the Fifth
Congressional District left for Washington
to-day.
No person will be allowed to leave the
city until bis baggage has been searched by
the officer appointed for that purpose, and
trunks sealed.
= Some Of our papers are Ventilstlng mte-
cedents on the the newly appointed Senator
from Missouri.
RoLLA, No, Jan. II.
The brigade which has left here for the
west within the past three DAYS, is composed
Of the S5th and 36th Illinois, 25th and 44th
Missouri, and Bachof 8 and Hofman's bat
teries, under command ofGeneral Asterhaus
Another Brigade under General Siegal, will
probably leave in day or two, aud General
Siegel viii doubtless assume command of the
entire division at the proper time.
CAIRO, Jan. II.
Advices from Caps Girardeau state that
the expedition which left here for Dallas an1
Bloomfield returned, bringing 80 prisoners
Among them Is Capt. Day Of JEFF Thomp-
sons army.
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FROM NEW Y0RH.

NEW YORK, jan II.
A Hswsburg letter of the 18th states
that Gen. Williams is in command Of four
Union regiments and three l2.poundsrs-
ParrOtt guns. Small bodies 6re scattered
along the river thence to Cumberland At
New Greek, ReaF Cumberland, are four icegi.
ments, while 1000 or 5000 are at Pai,
terson's Greek, eight miles below Cumber-
land. Gen. Kelley is at Cumberland. he
has three full batteries besides heavy pieces
in position. The rebel General, Jackson, is
at Bath with IA, 900 men and % guns.
The Ohio and Indiana troops express q
warm desire for Rosecrans to be put in COM
mand at Cumberland, and say with 30 900
men he would whip Jackson, take Win
chester and turn the right flank Of Msnas-
sas within fortnight.
Hiram Barney, Collector Of New York,
received dispatch per Arabia, dated Lon.
don, January 4th, as follows:
The Sumter has arrived at Cadiz, having
burned three vessels. Signed O. F. Adams,
Q. 8. Minister.
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Cleveland, Jan. Is, 1862.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-18

K1LLzD on THE RAILRoAD. A man by the
name Of Thoinas Doyle, and his wife, were
killed on the track Of the Little Miami
Railroad on "Wednesday, between Milford
and Camp Denn3sOn. Doyle was from Ba-
tavia, and member of the Fifth Ohio Cav
airy. The Cincinnati Commercial is in
formed by q gentleman who knew both man
and wife well, that shey were in the habit
Of drinking liquor to such an extent as to
be bssotted for days together, sOmstimes.-
The same individual states that Doyle was
lying on the track, and his wife was trying
to pun him Of, when the train struck them.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WAsHNaTos, Jan. u.

SENATE.
Mr.. Oollamer, from the Committee IN
Post Office, reported back the Housa bill IN
relation to the letters Of sailors and marines
The bill extends the privilege Of sending
letters not prepaid 10 sailors and marines
The bill was passed.
Mr.. Fessenden, from the Oommittea On
Finance, reported back the House Joint reso.
luton declar9tory ofthe purpose of Congress
to impose tar. The bill was passed. Yeas
3si nays, (Nr. PowelD l.
Mr.. Dixon, from the Committee on Con-
tingent Expenses, reported back the rssolu-
ton to pay Mr.. Stanton the usual compensa-
ton and mileage.
Mr.. Fessenden moved to amend the reso-
luton 80 as to make it exclusive of MILEAGE
This WAS agreed to, and theresolutiou passed.
The Senate, after executive session Of three
kours confirmed Cameron Minister to Rus
sia, "a to IA.
Adjourned till Monday.
EousI.
The House resumed the consideration NJ
the Pennsylvania contested election oass :
A vote was first taken on the substitute "a
ported from the minority Of Committee on
Elections, that John N. Butler is not and
VIM. E. Lehman is entitled to a seat as q
Representative from the 1st Congressional
District OF Pennsylvanis, which was adout-
cd by vote of 75 against 81,
The House then coneurred In the Senate's
amendments to the bills to promote the
efficiency Of the dead letter Office.
Mr.. Dallas made report from the com
Il "a rfaF e I'll.
olution referred to them, relative to Marshal
Lannon's Jail regulations. The committee
say that 1t was strictly in Marshal Lannon's
otheial discretion to to make rules and rem
edy the existing abuse. The COMMITTEES
asked to be discharged from the further con.
sideration Of the subject. The further con.
sideration of the report was postponed.
Stevens nom the committee on WAYS and
Means reported bill for the support OF the
West Point Military Academy. BE took
this occasion to explain the reasons why the
appropriation bills were not sooner reported.
he stated that the committee are gathering
faets, and work for hours after attending to
business in this Hall He desired to say
bat the criticisms and libels Of the press
would not make them move on a minute
faster than the public interests will permit.
The House resumed the consideration Of
the fortifcation bill.
Ms.srs. Crit.endsn and Wright thought
there should be no new works commenced
until there was an overwhelming necessity
for them.
All amendments were voted down, and
the bill passed as originally reported.
4 resolution was adopted calling on ths
Secretary of War for copy Of the eontrac
for the purchase Of horses for Williams
Cavalry Regiment now in Kentucky.
The House ajourned till Monday.
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MILITARY APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS.
The following are among other military
promotions and appointments recently
made Major Minor Milliken, of Butler
county, promoted to Col. 1st Ohio cavalry
vice Col. Ransom, resigned R. s. switte,
o. s. A, appointed Major of the same regi-
ment; Thos. Thompson, Captain; VIM. H.
s. Kerrett, First, and James NJ. Reynolds,
Second Lieutenants in SD regimsnt;l Samuel
Hart, of Marietta, Surgeon 18th regiment
". R. Clark, Surgeon 25th regiment.
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TIE S7rH. REoIMEST.-The sutler Of the
18Th fGermsn) Regiment, arrived at Toledo
on Thursday, from the camp of the Regi-
mint on the Ksnawha. HerepOits the regi-
meiH as very healthy, there being only lS
men IN the Hospital at the time he left, and
only Eve men have died since the regiment
entered the field; two were killed, three
died frolu disease. The men received their
psy to January Let, and have sent to the
State for distribution 10 their families, be-
tween $50 600 and SS5, GOO.
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THE CITY.

THE LEcTuRE.-The lecture of E. P.
WhipPle, Esq, at the MelodeOn last even
ing, was, We regret to say, but Slimly at
tended. His subject, "Grit, )" was handled
in most mastery manner, and afforded
matter for one ofthe most entertaining, in d,
structive and eloquent lectures we have
ever listened to. The lecturer spoke of the
quality of grit in society, business, politics,
and religion, in each of which he demon
strated its importance. Among the strik-
ing examples of the POssessOrs of it in social
life were Ben. johnson in his time, Samuel
johnson in the last century, Carlyle and
Broughsm in the present century. In bus
iness he esteemed it of invaluable import
snce. It is this indomitable quality that
not only makes fortunes, but preserves
them. Failures in business are not so
much due to incompetenoy as TO lack Of
the power to withstand the vampires who
sponge their existence out of the faint
hearted and weak-kneed. It's importance
was most apparent in times of panic. BE
believed that If the merchants of the cOun-
try had been men Of grit the panic Of 1855
might have been sverted, or if not svsrted,
rendered less disastrous. In politics It is q
great power-backbOne without brain will
always carry against brain without back
bone. Among the men Of great intellectual
grit, he cited Calhoun, of whom he spoke at
considerable length, closing with the re-
mark that the present war has its root in
him.
In the history of religious reforms, nobody
exhibited the hardihOod peculiar to this
quality SO much as John Knox, and no peo-
pie So much as the COvensntsrs, the spiritual
descendants Of Knox.
But the man Of modern times, in the
opinion of the lecturer, who stood out as the
greatest representative of this quality, both
in its political and moral relations, was Oil
yer Cromwell, who paused ct no obstacle,
halted at no barrier that presented itself
against his viii.
No character, said the speaker, is worth
anything without the solidity and force and
determination that grit gives. He closed
by advising young men to possess them
selves of this quality in whatever capacity
they might choose in life, as sreguisitetO sue
cess.
The next lecture before the Library Asso.
ciati6s will be delivered by Hon. Daniel s
Dickinson, of New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-18

- The prics Of the MOLNIxa LEADHR 20
aSWI agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cantl
par hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstance.
The postage On the LnADDi 70 EOWI
Dealers, is Ono-fOurth Of q cent per copy.
We would prefer that partiel renting
postage stamps should send Us one and thrSs
sent instead Of larger denominations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-18

OAUTIoE.-In calling for that excellent
salarstuS Cd. B. De Land 4 Co.'S Chemical
salaratuS) besurs that you get what you call
for, as there are, owing to Its great success,
numerous limitations In the market, put up
in the same cOlOred papers. Be sure and
get that with the name Of D. B. De Land 4
Co. upon 1t, and then you will be sure you
are right
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TELEGRAPHIC.
From the Cairo Expeditions
l2 MILES FROM COLUMBUS I
Hospitals ordered in Readiness
FROM TIE SOUTHERN COAST I
Expedition towards Savannah
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY !
THE SITUATION At AND NEAR
CUMBERLAND
DastardIy ViIIainy of The
RebelS!!
DEPRADGTIOHS OF THE PIRATE
SUMTER
Cameron Confirmed as MfN-
lister to Russia!
Capture Of Rebels in Missouri I
THE SITUATION At AND NEAR
CUMBERLAND
DastardIy ViIIainy of The
RebelS!!
DEPRADATIOAS OF THE PIRATE
SUMTER
Cameron Confirmed as MfN-
lister to Russia /!
Capture Of Rebels in Missouri
Last Nights Repsrt
FROM THR CAIRO RxPRDITIOH.

FROM THE CAIRO EXPEDITION.
CHICAGO, Jan. II.
A special to the Times, dated IL miles
from Columbus, the 18th, sayE Additional
force with General Grant and staff left Cairo
yesterday at 10 o clock. They overlook
McoleEnand's, Paine's and Cooks columns
during the afternoon. l am not permitted
to state where We are going or what troops
We have. Heavy pickets are placed In all
directions. No skirmishing.
CAIRo, H., Jan. II.
Reports from Paducah say heavy cannon
aiding was beard up the Tennessee river this
morning.
Gen Grant sent instructions to all the
hospitals here to-day to be in readiness on
short notice.
Nsthing of importance from the eIpedi-
ton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-18

TIE CHRIsTXAs FAIR.-We, the Commit
tee appointed by the Minister'S Aid socie-
ty of the Bolivar street A. M E. Church, to
get up Fair to liquidate the debt Of said
Church, take this method of returning
thanks TO our patrons fOr their liberality.-
Net proceeds, $40; cleared Ss5. Paid on
church debt $35, which reduces the debt to
500, ,1O,s1s, 10 Ofwhieh our creditor has kindly
promised to throw off If we pay him the
remaining $50 within thirty days from this
date. Who will help us7
MARY FINoH,
CyHTHA MARSH,
HAEALk WooDLIFF,
AMANDA BAKER,
JULIA FooTB,
Committee.
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NoTICE.-ProPOsals will be received at the
Office of the City Civil Engineer, until IL
o'clock NJ, Jan. 2s, 1859, for furnishing
eighty Gas Lamp-posts, with lanterns and all
other fixtures complete, similar in pattern
and weight to those recently placed on Pearl
Street.
By order Of the Board Of City Improve
ments. JOHN WHITELAW,
City Civil Engineer.
Cleveland, Jan. is, 1862.
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SHOULD Be kVTEEDBD To.-The walks in
the Public Square were yesterday the scene
of great deal of spot for large number
of urchins who availed themselves of their
slippery condition to "slide." 1t was o.
course a great annoyance to persons passing
through the Square, and the effect was to
render walking more troublesome and dan
gerOus. Boys Should not be permitted to
obstruct the thOrOughfsres, and at the same
time increase the danger Of travelling upon
tbern
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OLRVEI.AND mARKRT--Jan. ~.

OLKVELAAND mARKET-@JaR. II.
FLOUR -NArk It dull and unchanged. No sales
reported.
WHRAT'-s .los Of2 cars white At S9,, and OsTS
red al glo, both from track.
BARLRY-sale' of car at $50 frOm stoFs,
HIGHwINEs-sa's Of 20 bbls a. Iso
SEEDS-sale Of 100 aud ITS bush at Ss,7s.
MESS PORK-saleI Of 900 bb's ol Daakpd at
5000, and rs bblI country packed uninSpOetsd ct
SlO.25. sto age and insurance free
DRESSED HOGS sAlss Of lsO and III head,
Ct Ss,2s.