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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-30

~ Home Journal, Household Journal,
Scottish American, AppletOn's Railroad Guide
for June, Chambers Encyclopedias, part Al,
Rebellion Record, No II, and the New York
Illustrated News, have been received at Ev-
erett & Wilson.
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PHn GEAys.--A gentleman who care up
frsm Columbus last evening, informs Us that
th5ss Of the Grays who were sworn in are on
duty at Camp Chase. He did not know
Whethsr az organisation had been effected.
Ftom forty % iifsy refused to take the oath,
ssne, II not al Of whom, viii be hone to-day.
re says that Go7. Tod told Capt. Frazss that
there was httls probability Of their being
ordered 70 Washington, The proceeding Of
mastering them in the gentleman says was
sntirely informal.
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IORNINGLEADER
~ A1vERTIsBlIENFs.

DEPARTURE o. FHE LleHT GUAEDs.-Thc
Cleveland Lisht Guards, Captain John New
ias, left for Columbus on the S;s5 train yes
tsGday afternoon, about sixty strong. They
Vsnt out with tho determination TO return a.
oaee ifhot accepted fog Immediate duty ont
side Of the STATE, the unanimous sentiment
bang against serving any length Of time as
gard to the prisoners at Camp Chase. Some
ffeen OF those who went fOrWardyesterday
sts from chaFEiR. Falls, and as many more
ass ex5sosod b joi1 The ooInpany at ealam-
bps, from the same place, to-day. -.
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AGRICULTURAL.

The new agricultural department authorized
by the late law has not yet been put in opera
ton. The old bureau this morning received
two sacks of wheat from Odessa, Russia
More is to be ordered for distribution, should
the wheat come up to expectations.
There are about $50 cOntrabands in Duff
lrnnrfn rnu -
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FIRE


IS ID -- ROCHESTER, May %.
Whitney's Elevator in this city was destroyed
by IRE at O'Clock this morning, together with
40, 600 bushel of wheat and $3.50 bushels Of corn
The grain was owned by various millers, on
which there was but 81, 900 insurance. There
cate loss ag2 90 tH aa y A-.-l'- q.
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RaE HBERNIANs.-The msin body Of the
Hsbernian Guards leave fer Columbus this
morning at Q o'clock. A recruiting Sergeant
WI remain in the city and take down, at
tHis evening, an thOse who Do not g00n the
sasly fsNin this morning, together with all
nsF recruits Who may be added to the Lists
to-asy, The Sergeant viii be at the Gray's
Afnory during the day. Let every member
report himself and the ranks be flled up be-
fofs the evening train.
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lRs.l's7 o. PAssFRs o. coUSrrRrErT Coz

ARR1s1 OF PAssERs OF coUSTERFErT CoTN,
The Q. s. Msrshnl having learned that
certain parties in Crsstline were flooding the
Surrounding country with counterfeit coin,
q Wednesday evening dispatched a couple
Of his Deputies 70 c. to look into the matter.
Tie 6Hesrs lsafned in the town that a num-
bsr Of persons had during the day CWednes-
dsy) received in change at q grocery store
ksptiby James Gr1ninskey and Allen Burgett
q a1uantity Of this coin. Fo make assuranee
donbiy sure; onaOf the officers disguised him
~ in TIE uniform Of common soldier, went
q the store, called for asglass Of ale, and
handed in a dollar bill. he received in
ohauge q bogus half and quarter dollar. The
above named. parties Eere thsreupon arrest
q, and eirpersons and the premises search
e. Upon them was found a considerable
ouantity ,of ths- coin in half and quarter doll
isrs ana dimes.1 IN tie money draWeFland
Is q box behind the counter quantity Of the
e5in was also found. Tho parties were
Itoueht % this city and lodged in jail They
vilI bs examined before the o. s. Commits
,tsne- urobabiv to-day
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-30

MAPLE susAR.-The township of Breeks-
vile, according to thy report of the Assessor,
has made this year 1757lO pounds Of maple
sugar, which At an average Of ten cents per
pound has returned to the people Of the town
ship the handsome sum of Sl,7Zl.
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FRO1T PHIIADFLPHIA.

PHIIADELPHfA, %.
A private letter received here by an officer Of
Gen McClellan's staff dated at headquarters,
Monday, says Col. Rush found Mrs. Gen. Lee
They were sent to White House under guard
Mrs. Lee expressed great surprise that our ar
my should have got SO far TO the North Of Rich
mCud -----
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PRosI CHTCkGO.

A special Cairo dispatch states that a brisk
bombsrdment from two Of cur mortar boats
opened upon the rsbal works yesterday after-
noon, and continued without cessation until
evenire, directed to the land Worl<s and position
oecupisd by the rebel heet. The rebels returned
ere iITegularly, doing no damage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-30

sN1EEeE or Lane, THE MAM RoBsER.-
We noticed the conviction Of this man 3 few
days sinee. He has been sentenced to hard
labor in the Albany County Penifsntiary, in
The city Of .Albany, n. T., for the term Of
eight years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-30

~ Do you know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, at wholesale, at
Ht2 Bank street7 Please call and see before
making your purchases. 4T0HffT
spl:sss J. MlsUh1.
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LUxURIEs OF THE SEAsON.-Green peas
and strawberries were on the tables Of the
Angler yesterday. AS the immortal squeers
says, " Here's richness" The Angler is
bound TO be ahead. ..-l
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. George E. COuant, Surgeon
Of the Sd Wisconsin, regiment, passed through
the city yesterday to join his regiment at or
near strasburg. Dr. Ccnant formerly lived
in this vicinity and is vel known to many of
our eitizsns. f A8t4&.a
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FRnMCAIRn.

CAIRO Nay -
Steamer Marie Dening vent 70 Columbus to-
day TO remove clsims and ordnanee stores cap
tiredfrom the rebels when that place was eYacu-
ated. The value Of the property Is estimated at
one hundred thousand dollars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-30

WOOD. White q Co., advertise 800
cords Of extra 4-fOot hickory and mixed wood
at their new yard on Prospect near Ontario
street. M. White is Nsn and favorsbly
known to the public Of Cleveland, and ".
need not say that he may be relied upon as
fair dealer. tHHI IiE<
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-30

House AID FURNIrURE FoR RENF-FOr a
pleasant residence, at cheap rent, within ten
minutes walk from the Park. Apply At the
house, 2l2 Euclid st., or address P. 0. box ssl,
Nay % Ssy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-30

re- Fresh Maekerel and LObsters just re-
eeived ats A. eilbert's, 1872 Ontario street.
also choice lot of Peach Blow Potatoes.
mYsO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-30

~ Fresh Mackerel and LObsters just re-
ceiyed at J. W. MOncrief's, 12O Ontario ST.
also choice lot of Peach Blow Potatoes.
ynv90
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RLuMRINn.

ID P. BOWER, LIcEcED PLUMBER
ID No. lO2 Public square, Cleveland, Ohio, Man
uiSctors and DEALERS In Bath Tu6s, Maser closetsl
Vrsh Basins, Pumps, Hydrautr, Bras and Plated
Cocs india Rubber Hose, Lead, Galvanized and Iron
PIPE bopPer Boerls and Plumbers Materials Of alf
15% CITY and Country order for WORK promptiy
attended to. Repairing solicited, and neatly exc
eatsd, Jeat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-30

A large engraving was found on the street
Friday morning. The owner can have the
same by paying for this advertisement.
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CouPntI fRoA WAhaRE.--A company Of
nihetyzf0ur men, rOcruitedin ana shout War
rsh, TrumbuiI county arrived here yesterday
morning5 and lefs for Columbus on the 3: IS
train IN the afternoon, They we're under
eonmand &c feuPtain eass, They 60 foEthEee
nsnths. slt % aia-sg is -.1 -a-
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~ ~ For fresh HO1heopathie Medicines in
pellets, powders or liquids, Of any strength,
can at Heii's, No. II Public Square.
aug6RI1
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NoUeR 70 EHE LIeHT GU2RDs.-7Al those
WhO have enlisted in the Light Guards and
Who were not at the Armory yesterday to
lo4To with the Company, win report to Lieut..
RPbison, g tie ArmOry, this afternoon at 1
OplOek. Per order.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-30

GB- Merchants in want Of hats, caps and
straw goods, should not fail to call at 2l5 su-
porior street, Marble Block, whore the latest
and best styles can be bought very low for
cash. Palm leaf hats and Shaker hoods by
the case or dozen. E. W. PECK,
ap2. Successor to Fuller & Co.
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COAL OIL AND LAMPS,

oil 0ILI 0ILlll--W. G. SEQ
FIELD 3 co, Proprietors Of the Largest and
Best OIL REFINERY in the Western Country, have
this day reduced the price, on their
KeFOsIne and Carbon Oils.
The quality shall be as heretofore, the very BEST
warranted
80 Gail and examine samples, or send your orders
to fhe Greaf Western OH Works. Once, 500 St. Clair
st., rear Of Angler House. teoA
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uENEkAL 3 VFFICEl
COLUMBUS, May 20.

OOLtAb0sJ my ~
The Medical Board of Examiners will con-
vene on Wednesday, June 4th, 1852, at ten
o'clock, A. NJ, in the eiay of Columbus, fol
the examination of candidates for the posi-
tiOns Of Surgeons and assistant surgeOnsin the
army. By order Of
nv27-4t GUSTAV C. E. WEBER.
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REf1HEs s.-The rebel prisoners Of war Clay
tn Eysts and James G. Blanchard, whose es-
Sipsfrsm Camp Douglas, Chicago, We, noticed
sday or two since, were recaptured Tuesday
itOrning on St. Clair river, by Capt. Fitzger-
ald, sent in pursuit Of them by Col. Mulligan,
Sbo also took the captain of the Grace MuT-
Sty,Ihs vessel upon which they took passage
- Buffalo, lhto custody, ss accessory. 70 thsis
EiFd, ,tEIilg thsra 70 Detroit where the Cap
tain vas oBe examined by the q. 8. eommis-
siOnsr--the rebels Is Be returned to Chicago.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-30

PERsoSkL.-oapt Richards, Of the Grays,
Who arrived here yesterday morning from
Like Superior, lsft yesterday afternoon for
Ccismbus. with the purpose Of going with the
Gays into service, if only as private.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-30

F1LsE ALARH.-The alarm Of Ere last night
was false.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WasurraTou Nav %

Gen. Dix has required the Corn Exchange to
display the national flag from their building.
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BUsINEss NOTICES.

sPHEREoTYPEs.-SimpsOn is, beyond all ques-
tion, superior artist, and we advise those wish
ing to got fine likeness to call upon him. A
visit to his gallery, No. 25s Superior street, will
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27tf
HoUsE FURNIsBINo ARTIcLEs,--At the old es-
tablishment Of W. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Croekery, and Glass
Ware, of every description; Silver Plated Ware
of the best quality Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrgerators
of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets aud
Trays, and great variety Of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
ly executed by experienced workmen.
Rs- DR.. Gibson, Professor OF Medicine and
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspsp-
sia, Rheumatism, scrofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gafs, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See ad-
vertisement in another column Office No. 11o,
Seneca street.
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PROM new YORK,

...- tr NEW YORK, May %.
The prize steamship stellin from London, az
rived this evening in charge Of prize crew from
the gunboat Benville. She was captured the
morning Of the Path of Cape Roman while at-
tempting to run the blockade ct Charleston
Her cargo on brandy, vines saltpetre. Er Ia
valued at bali o million dollars. She was from
Nassau, n H., and her crew reported another
large steamer expected from Nassau the same
night to run the blockade. The Stella e an iron
propeller only six months old, Of 1000 horse
power and 800 tons burden. FHE a
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nl,rLFII.ANls AHFY.
uA'nAs 2 Af-stAlf4 AA--Na p
HEADoTARfERs Amy oF TlIe PoToMAo, I
Nav qofh

May 18th.
A bridge 600 feet long, oyer the South Anna
Greek a tributary Of the Pomunky river, on the
line ofthe Richmond, Fredericks6urg and Poto-
mac Railroad, was burned to-day By the 9Th
cavalry. This cuts on all communication -1y
railroad between Richmond and Jackson 8 com
mand.
The 9Th cavalry went 10 Ashland, IS miles
from Richmond, on the same road, and burnt
masters supplies stored there. Thi5 d seri-
Gus loss 70 the rebels.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-30

HuDsoSs UstiFiIisb TdpFa P4sTE.-I,
winning for itselfunbOundsd praise wherever
introduced Try It. For sale BY Strong 8
Armstrong, j. II. & A. S. GOrhAm, N. G..
Brewer, G. W. Clark, and druggists gene
rally. ap30:RIT
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DEUes, PAINTS, 0IIs, VARNIsHEs, &e.-We
olH the attention Of those interested to the
card ,under the head Of new advertisements, of
Keller Z vogtl Who hhys just formed part
usship as Wholesale and retail dealers in
{. drugs, paints, oils, Tafniahes &c. DR.. Ksslel
has praeticed and been in business here for The
past sixteen years, and is well known to the
Mr.. Vogt has had an experiences
og44yssls, at With Hendsfson g Punder-
-sohy AID more neeently-With Strong 4 Arm
ssfoHg. We commend the new frm 70 the At
teation Of those needing articles in their line
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-30

EUEfRAL OF THE LATE J. ". GRAY.-The
.fa1srauSg the late !. ". Gray took place
yostefdaE afternoon, At 4 o'clock, from his
late residsnes, s5S Superior street. attended
D. q l6fFs number Of mourners and friends.
The, services were conducted by Rev. DR..
starkey, Of Trinity Church, assisted by Rev.
Mr. Cooley and Rev. Mr.. Carter. The re-
mains we're deposited in the Erie Street
Cemetery.
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Court Of Common Plea
oR1n1KAL BRANCH.

"a. .. q CRIMINAL BRANCH.
JUDsE FOOT.-In the ease Of Elizabeth
Garrettvs. Thomas Wade, verdict Of $ls1.5O
was rendered for plaintiff.
Burnett, administrator, vs.. Peck q Masters.
On trial to Court. s.-rrer
CIVIL BRANCHES.
JUDsE BOLFox.-BurnH vs.. Young, rsPlevin
case, verdict for plaintiff.
JUDeE CoFFINBEEET.- Orae vs.. C. P. 4 A.
r. R. Company. Argument begun.
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TAILORINe.

NENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAN
VI ING, Rsnovating and Mending Establishmelt. {.
F1ascTs AgEn, Tailor, No l9 Prospect street, v III
hereafter devote his attention % cleaning lenoYatng
and mendinR Gentlomen's clothing He has faci4 +
ties for doing his work In the best manner Gentle
times 70 give Nj. Ager a trial T'asasRq4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-30

TIE THEATER.-The capital play Of ''still
Waters Run Deep" was presented last eve-
ming, the inimitable performance Of John
Madmay By M. cOald6ek slieitihg muehaP-
pIauss. An the characters were well sus-
tained, Mr.. MeCOllom as Capt. Hawksley
= plsying most admirably. Tonight "King
Lear viii be presented, M. oOuidoek taking
3 beheEt. IN this character Mr. G. oceu-
.piss . position With the greatest actors, ana
E b sstsomsd to have no superior in it. The
play is thought BY many learned critics to
z Sc shakspeare's masterpieces. Itis seldom
presented to Cleveland audience. We hops
% see crowded house tonight.
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OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.

Three Hundred COntfabahds
fer Cuba.
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Rebel Outrages at Winchester,

A GUN BOAT IN PURSUIT.
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FR6N MoENONDoN.-A party Of leading
MOrmons, consistingOf- Brigham Young, Jr.,
second son Of the Prophet, Mr.. Hopper, SEN
atOr elect from Utah, and Mr.. West, the lat
ter on his way to Europe to obtain recruits
to the cause, passed through this city yester-
day morning. Hopper goes to Washington
70 claim his seat Young Brigham is said to
- Is nsareh of smother psrmer, his wives
numbering only Eve at present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-30
PAINTING,
PIANO TUNING.

OLIVER P. HANKS, -
Professional PianO-Forte Tuner. A5
an ordo-I len at the Music Store Of S. lI "
Brainard Co.. 2O5 Superior Street, Win be promptly
attended 70. may5
DIAN0S TUNED.-L. -.
I Y; PIERCE, Pr Professional 9ss5 Tuner "VH
ne Orders left al G, SHAW'S MUSIC STORE,
No. Euclid Street, will be promptly attended TO-
decls:R27 l.. v. PlEkCE.
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TN Cosf1sESTLls.-Ihe frst concert Of
this troupe ct Brainard's Hail this sEsuihg,
-sb6dld b Borss IN mind. It viii be q rare
nualeal treat. !
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RrTURs or DR. cIEYnLAND.-We had the
pleasure yesterday Of meeting with Dr.. olsvs-
lznd, Surgeon Of the 4lst, who has resigned
and rsturnsd home. The Doctor says the
Torig-frztsrs tRsrs IN good health and spirits
when p lsfs. Hp hiH9'lf locks bale and
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DIR. I. w. AVER

Receives patients daily, at the WEDDBLL HOUgBss
His sZtFaordiaary success In the speedy and parma
nent cure Of these diseases, IS well as other dlsea
that indirectly lssd TO consumption, has eletsd ths
strongest testimonials from many Of tbs best lizes
ofClevsland and vicinity.
Persons suffering from coughs, night gse5ts bleeis
ing at the lungs, general debility, partial dstfda
imper6et sight, loss of voice. enlarged nssk lo 5T
apperita, languor, dsspondsucys heart complains.
didculty Of bnsathing, diseases peculiar p B0msE
&C., should apply Immediately. -r
By his new system the remedy is carried directly
70 the diseased part, and CURE is effected, 8qan
after all other medicines have bean tried n qaf1-
nah The Patient begins to improve fom the YdlT
day Of beginning to uss the msdleines. Ih5J Az
highly acceptable 70 patents Who ean1os tst5G
"strong msdicinss" .s $50 h7a-.T
~ The Doctors charges are alFaIs rsalgnahls
and especially Light % thoss n units5 circun-,
stances rr.
The strongest testimonials from hundreds of he
best people In this section Of tho country WI b
shown upon application. apri46EW
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TyNVELOPSf ENYEL0PS III
~ $4,000 ENTELQPS, of an si1os, quaias and
for Cash
FOR SALE-THIRTY FEE =
Iron Fence RaflfnEl (oaaf,) ard 5 stEDLbs,
=. K B s6lpSTior-st.
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TELEGRAPHIG.
FROM THE lIIsSIssIPPI FLEET

4 4G4lA1ONAOfA4 1LLNDs
FROM THE MISSISSIPPI FLEET.
Brisk Bombardment on the Rebels,
Cargo or COntrabands for cuba.
NJ DOWELL AT MANASSAS.
He is after General Jackson,
VALUABLE PRIZE CAPTURED.
Gen. Beauregard's Report Of the
Battle Of Shiloh.
FROM HALLECK's COMMAND.
A Reconnaissance in Force.
CAPTURE OF A BATTERY.
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snsv and beautiful fabric.
2i7 superior-st.
HOUSEKEEPING Goods.
FREEMAN & KELLOGG

are great Bargains in all kinds Of House.
Keeping Goods.
TABLE LTNENs-of evSFy grade and width
NAPKIHs-ofa all kinds, great bargain at 81 80
HUCK TOWELS and ToWELING, CRASH and
DIAPERs, TABLE COVERS, ,PIAEO-cOTERs,
STAND COVERS.
LINEN COTTON sBEETINGs-an widths.
LACE 4 MUSLIN CURTAINS and DRAPERIEss
CURTIN DAhLAEEs, &C., &C.
2l7 suPorior-st.
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Since GeR. WsdswOrth tore women held as
fugitive slaves out Of Lannon'S clutches, his
military protection has been respected, and
notice given in every case to enable him to
give each case thorough examination
Some romRnded to the Marshal have beenre
leased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-18

and told me must leave. Says J. ''Wha2,
lie EXPLAINED that strangers were not nermt
ted on the floor during session. Ny irien}<
however, drove the little fellow away, and |
STAYED ultil Twas tired.
There are a great many clever aad polite
people here, and :zl glad Of it. An instanceor
two more. perhaps will aot be anlss. At niplt
a member Of Congress not far from the indiana
state line, but GA the Illinois side. came around
and invited me and an Illinois lawyer to take
walk with him. We, ot course, consented. and
started up town. After walking half mile or
50, the tongressman stopped at a door ofa
very fac house, pulled door and soon
the lady of the hoaSe appeared n1ted us in
We we're introduced to half dozen OF her
daughtcrs-We sat dogn, aad COMPENSATION
commenced, the. young ladies doing the mostot
the talking. | seen concluded that we were
f;,voritcs. and had I not been 50 ba: htul. think
| should have made love TO one OF thelll-she
was - pretty. and she almost nade love 70 me
We sooa left with many very polite invitations
to return-indced this was very clever family,
and should again return 70 this city: | will
cali and see them, if / can hnd tAe house
again.
lIr. Member Of Congress, then took us down
- No. 4UO pennsylvania avenue: where we
went up stairs, and found a dozen gentlemen
or 50, among the number were several Senators
members Of the House and other gentlemen
We were introduced and asked to drink: which
we did not refuse, they were so polite about ii.
Soon after supper vas announced, We were po-
litey asked to participate; which we did: and
good supper it was, toe. The room was we'll
f,rnished-several fine long tables We're in the
room, some Of which had a Curious kind Of
large buttons stacked up on them. Indeed
everything was nice. | Was told that 1t was a
bank with scriptural name, the sc1lptul3
part have forgotten Ne thea took drink
and went to our rooms. -,
Washington is a,great city john Randolph
once described It in his cAn classic Language,
with much truth, no de}ahts at the time but 1t
IS velp much changed since. The people here
run al nigh !, and Sleep nearly al day. lAcy
breakfast at twelve, dine at SIX and get supper
sometime the next day.
Should | meet VIII any further adventures
while I remain here / sill write YOU again.
Yours, &C., " Es1ERN
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