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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-21


On Tuesday last the keel Of new iron
clad steamer was laid at Jersey City. The
vessel is to be an iron-olad shot proof steam
floating battery, to be constructed with
steam machinery and turret complete
ready for service. Her extreme length
over armor is to be 200 feet, her beam over
armor 4G feet, The bulwarks or armor
timbers are to be composed of series Of
vertical blocks of oak, II inches by 70
inches, securely fastened by an angle iron.
These win be covered by longitudinal tim
bers, running from end to end Of the vessel,
varying in thickness according to the gem
eral curvature, This side armor win be
composed of 5 courses Of plates, measuring 8
inches in thickness. No plate is to be less
than 90 inches in length. The armor viii
extend 80 feet below the water line all
around the vessel. The deck plating will
be composed Of two thioknesses of best
wrought iron plate, each inch thick The
vessel viii be constructed with six water
tight compartments, connected with each
other. The turret is to he p feet internal
diameter, feet high and composed of II
plates in thickness, which are to measure
together II inches through These are tC
be so applied that there will be but one
joint at any one place. The top of the tur-
ret win be formed of wrought iron plates
! inch thick, resting in forged beams, and
railway bars placed inches inside the tur.
ret. Certain portions of this plating are t
be perforated with holes l inch in diane
ter In the centre Of this platinga circular
aperture will be made G feet in diameter
over which pilot house of equal diameter
win be placed. The turret engine viii b,
so arranged that the gunner viii contro
the rotation of the turret as he is looking
over the gun. The pilot-house VIII no
revolve with the turret. It is furnished
with peep holes near the top for obtaining
clear view in all directions. The smoke
pipe is to be impregnable 46 inches insid,
diameter at the top to be composed of no
less than six plates Of iron, inch thick
1t will be feet high. The engines vii
consist Of two cylinders 40 inches in diam
eter, and % inches stroke. The blower en-
gines and blowers will be Of greater sia
than the Monitors, and will be placed un
der the tUrret, through the gratings o
which cold air will be drawn by them. Tn,
entire vessel forward of the turret will b,
devoted to the accommodation of the officers
crew, stores, SC. A fresh-wnter condenser
capable of furnishing one thousand gallons
of fresh water during twenty-fOur hours
will be connected with the water pipes.
Government is to pay 100000 for tn,
vessel, which is to be completed in fiv,
months time. 5Jf p a. ths
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FBARIEY-8l Market inactive and nominal.
RARI,EY- MAJ. I.n--Snles .n0l bnsh -
BUFFALO AARKET-June 20.

FLOUR-Market quiet and unchanged.
WHEA EAT-Market dull with small sales Milwau-
kee club; elOS for amber Michigan; 81 lOG, p for
white western
CORN-In good demand Sales $4,000 bush old
at 2sc; 1000 bush new at 36937Sc good to choice.
OATS-Market firm Sales at 3556c.
WHISK Y-SaIes at 24c
CANAL FREIGHTS-l3c on wheat, lie on
corn to New York. Htf
DIP0RT TS-l7,O00 bbls -four; 6l,O0O bush wheati
74,OOO bush cornj a, 600 bush oats. -...
EXP0RTS-5,00O bbls -four i6l 900 bush wheat;
I2000 bush corn: a. 600 bush oats 1000 bush barley
5000 bush rye
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STOVES Q TIN.WARE.
THE "DBSPATCH5f C0OKIl

THE "DESPAPCH1 COOKING
STOVE-Havin9 during the past Winter, been
improved, Is now undoubtedly the BEST btoye in the
Market Its Baking, Roasting and BrOiAng proper
ties are uexceptonabe and in economy of Fuel 1t
unparalleed With its new patent Crate 1t will burn
Coal as wel as God most admirably; the Oven being
thoroughlp ventilated it will produce q perfect and
healthy bike equal to that of Baker Brick Oven;
Roasting and Tasting is done before the open fire,
and BrOlng over live Goals on the hearth as common
sense dictates 1t is manutactuTedin this city, and
the material used and the workmonship are Of the
best quality; finally, 1t gives perfect satisfaction to
a as hundreds of hOusekeepers In this city andsllf-
rounding country, who daily using Il will Geatti
THE MORNING STAR COOKING STOVE is a
new and desirable pattern, which, with q variety Of
Others make our stock complete, We also have on
hand great variety OF Paror Cooking and other heat
ing Stoves for sale at reduced prices. rs - d..
We are constantly supplied with all the newest End
most beautiful styles Of ENAMELED CRATES,
AlsO-all of the most useful articles Of House Fur
nishng Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools. Weare inst
receiving the latest improved styles Of BIRD CAGES
which are oferedat thetoWest cash prices. We man
ufacture largely and have for sale at wholesale and
retail all the various articles Of Plain and JaPaned
Tin. Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. We offer the al
most endless variety Of goods in our line for sale at
the lowest cash prices, on the One Price system.
B55-AIl HOusekeepers and those who contemplate
Housekeeping, and the rest OF mankind, are most
cordially invited TO ea before purchasing elsewhere
and iu11e for themselves. W. L. MARVIN,
mar2I No. SO, South side Pub Square.
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rhn ..Irnion . b senecn County.

The Tifin Advertiser in commenting up
on the statement in the LEADER that while
the Union movement Of last year received
the support Of all the Republicans, it Sc
cured only One-tenth Of the Democrats
says that that is large estimate, for
only three out of the 5000 Democrats in
Old Seneca Joined with it. "and they
were candidates !" |a
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HThe LEADER Of this morning presents .
damaging exhibition Of patriotism for the
times. In reply to Judge spalding's wen
timed and conclusive letter upon the duty
Of Union men at the coming election, the
LEADER in effect admits that the question
with that director Of public sentiment is
one Of spoils."
The writer of that has not discernment
enough to distinguish between principles
and spoils, orprObably having always held
them identical can now see no difference
We distinctly pointed out wherein
our Republican principles we're in danger
in the Union movement If these arC
spOils," then the question is one b
spoils; otherwise, not.
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A PYRAMID OF FACTS.
IMPORTANT no FEMALEs.
} DIR. CHEESFMANS Pulls.


The combination Of ingredients n these Pils are
the result Of long and extensive praetes They are
mild In their operation, and certain in correcting all
Irregularities, painful aenstruation removing ali OBJ
sTuetlOns, whether from cold or otherwise, headache
pain in The side, palpitation Of the heart whites all
nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue, pain in The
back and limbs, &C.. disturbed sleep, which arises
from interruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the committeeman Of new era in the treatment
Of those irregularities and ohstructions which have
consigned 50 many to premature grave. No fsmale
can enjoy good health unless she is regular, ana
whenever an Obstruction takes plaes the sens1ll
health begins to decline. r. ti
DIR. CHEESEMAN' S PILLS
are the most sifectu remedy ever known for All con.
plants peculiar 10 Females To all Glasses they ara
invaluable, including, with certainty, periodical reg
ularity. They are known to thousands, who have
used them, at different periods throusho1t the com
ty, having the sanction Of some Of thsogt emisszi
Physicians In America.
Explicit directions, stating when they ahould not
be used, with zach Box. The price, S1,OO per Boz
containing from 50 to 80 Pills.
Pills sent by msf, promptly, By renitting 70 81
Rropristorl Sold By Druggists generally.
r..-- 3. B. HUTCHTNGSr ProprietoE,
% Cedar-st., New Tork.
~ sold wholesale and Retail in Cleveland b.
STRONG ARMSTRONG. aprlfaeRRaI
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SPECIAL NOTICES,



No disease Is 50 certain Of cure By Banarsa pm,
as this They soon ts out Of the blood thu uartieu
lar Virus upen Which on pain depends and thu pa
tient Is cured.
Mr.. T. d. Adams, So6 Twelfth Street, New York.
Suffered with rhsumatisu fof long period. Sc va
attended by able physicuns but ther prescriptions
were Of avail; he was unable to move viftoutss.
5istance, snd for months was almost entirely conHned
TO bis bed At this period ofhis sickness, when hops
had aed, and he expected 70 be cripDIs rsr fbers
maindsr Of his life, he was recommended to use
BRANDRETH's PILLS.
The first box evidently made him better the In.
proVement was more decided from The second boz.
and By the time he had used eighteen boxes, he was
entirely cured Of rheumatism, and he strength and
5upleness Of his limbs wore restored II Is now ever
year that this curs has been eleclad, and hs has
had no return, but continues the enjoyment Of per
feet health. Nay 9th, 1861.
Sold By A. s. Gardner, 222 supsrioF-st, Cleveland,
Ohio, and By al Easgeotable dealsrs u msdieines.
THE Root Of al Evil is the venom Of
disease iHstilled into the system By early abuse in
dulgence and excess Of any kind This must bserad-
icated from the system without delay; not moment
should Be lost The pernieisas use Of mercury WIlI
not dot; nay, it viii iniuTe rather than cure Tre
mar l, 2 and 3, is your only chance-A perusa Of the
book Human Frailty, OF Physiological RssearchssP
illustrated with coloFed sngravings, win explain
everything. It will only cost you 2j cents To Be
had Of Dr. Barrow, l9l BleckeF-sf, New York Sent
free Of postage everywhere.
Sold bv q " CLARK Tlrr~ofyf rIs-.1..-.1 frs-e
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movement, by saying;
awe submit TO the careful consideration
of the Republicans of Carroll county to-
gether. with those who firmly and fairly
endorse the policy Of Abraham lincoln
the following editorial from the Cleveland
LEADER Of last Saturday morning. We
heartily endorse it. 1t contains truths APP
parent to every rejecting mind. The
leaders of the Union party from the De-
mocraey, who did the most for its success
in this county last fall, are as fairly against
the wise, prudent policy Of the present ad-
ministratiOn as Glen. Fallaudigham and
his associates in Congress, yet they cry
Union to deceive Republicans others
who heartily cooperate with them-for
the purpose only Of controlling the minor
Offices first and finally to succeed in the
State and national government. Beware
of their siren song, lest it lull to sleep tC
be awakened when our country has again
come under locofoco rule.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.

DHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, AT
R. DOUGLAS & CO.,
I7g Superior-St.
ARTISTS MATERIALS-WINDS AND
NEWToN's and Goupils OIL and Water Colors.
at r. b. DOUGLAS q co.'s,
I79 SuperiOr-St.
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Frames at R. B. DOUGLAS s CO.'S,
17g SUperior-St.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF CELEBRATED
- r. B. DOUGLAS &CO.'S,
l79 Superior-St.
"CARTES DE VISITE" OF CELEBRATED
R. b. DOUGLAS & CO.'S b
.. fr . 179 SuperiOr-St.
FINE ENGRAYINGs OF DISTINGUISHED
Men at R. B. DOUGLAS & co.'s,
apr29 l79 Superior-St-
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TIE Dead nr WInche.rer

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Times
says: IAE
This morning paid visit to the grave
yard on the outskirts Of this place, for the
purpose of obtaining a list Of the soldiers
Of Ohio and Indiana, buried there. The
following, for the benefit Of their friends,
may not be unworthy Of publication
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PROPOSALS,
REAL ESTATE,
HTESTERN LAND,-H. III. III

WTESTERN LAND.-H. Fl. LIT
wv TITR. of the late firm Of Little Keyes has
constantly on had large quantity Of fine FarIning
Lands in Iowa. Wisconsin and Missouri, to exchange
for city or country Real Estate Personal Property.
Office with Rouse Jennings, Marble Block, supe-
rior-St. lneYlS: Lk26
T YMAN LITTLE, DEALER IN
1 IREAL ESTATE.-Keep great variety of arms
and City Property for Sale or Rent. Also, choice
Farming Lands in Michigan, illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa and Missouri. Office No. 6, AtWater Building,
Cleveland, Ohio. = III Z III feb6h26I
d EAL ESTATE.-rEs N 5KEYES
4, (fofmerly Of the firm Of Iittles & K6yes,) has
opened Real Estate Office in ROuse's Block, corner
of SuperOrSt. and Pubic s1uaEe and has constantly
on hand several thousand acres q irst quality Farm
ing Lands in the States of Iowa, Wisconsin and lis
for oil kinds OF personal properly Part cash paid If
necessary aprl6.R26
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AUCTION SALES.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND
III THURSDAY, June 18th, 18th and 18Th. qq'l
Large and Attractive Sale OF
CHINESE AND JAPANESE GOODS
At the Store corner Of Superior and Seneca-Sts,
(Spangier & NOrthrup Block

o. CUTTER & son wiz sell on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, Juns 18th, 18th and 18TH day and
evening, magnificent collection Of Chinese, Japan
ese and East India Goods Among the collection VIII
be found elegant Tapestry Table and Piano Covers,
Shawls, Embroideries, superb japanese Desert and
Tea Walters, which hot water viii not effect In the
least Vases Work Boxes, Tea Caddies, Fruit, Punch
and Desert Bowls, Chinese Blinds, Brahmia Beeds,
Paintings on Ivory, Backgammon Boards, livery
Chess Men, Inlaid Boxes, t-ill 1 t lt- 3
A Splendid Collection of Shells,
from almost every part the world 10 fact almost
endless variety Of Oriental Goods 1t Is not record
in Cleveland of general sale Of the ab0Va goods and
it is we'll known that such articles arr extremely
scarce and cannot be Initiated by any other nation.
1t Will be noticed that ts is the first considerable
invoice Of Oriental Ware that has ever been sent 70
America and nothing equal In the beauty Of the va
rious articles hass left those Oriental Countries
1t is impossible by any written description to convey
an adequate idea Of the numerous lots which compose
this invoice, but they viii be found on examination
exceedingly rich and beautiful. 80 ..---.
H The first sale win take place on Tuesday morn
ing at 40 o'clock Every article offered viii be sold TO
the highest bidder, without any reserve whatever,
.Terns-Oash, bankabls funds at time Of sale.
5-rH- -e-.pO CETTER & SON,
juneI4;392 Auctioneers.
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NEw YoRK aIARKET.-Jane 20.


creased business both for export and home conlup-
tion. Market closing steady.
Sales 5000 bbls at sil654,25 for superfne state
s44594,55 for extra state; s40B4,20 for superiine
western f6r s6mSn sSS 70 q e6od S9 sRie5s e5
brands extra round hooped Ohio s5,0G65O for trade
CANADA FLOUR Market shade hrlner With
fair demand. Sales 1900 bbls at sl45i,55 for COM
mon $1,000, - for good 70 choice extra.
RYE FLOUR-Market quiet and steady Sales
C6RS MEAL Market steady. Sales $50 bBls
prime western on private terms.
,WHISk Y-Market dull and dropping. Sales 40
WHEA4 4s~liarket steady and unchanged; clos
ing with little more disposition to realize Sales 100
for s Choice; b II s6ee Cub at .0 S
200 bus amber Iowa at 81 0Jl, ,07; 4300 bush Ke-
nosha spring at g74c; 1900 bush Racine spring at
RYE-searce and firm at about previous quota
EBARBEY4 Market inactive and nominal.
BARLEY mA1T--Sales 900 bush sc;
Sales 67, 900 bush at 5095Ic for newmixed WESTERN
523e for old do 53@55c for inferior to prime vest
EOATs-Market firm Sales at 4sa45c for Jer-
sey Canada, western and state.
=. .COFFE E-AIarket quiet and prices are very firm
@SuGAR-ln less active demand, but prices are
well mantoned, Sales 1000 hhds 615@s56c for Cuba
POR RK-AIarket quiet aud unchanged. sales 675
at siOs09ll 90 chiefly at slO,s7S for mess; IS 5 for
BEEF-Market quiet and steady Sales $50 bbls
at 5Og7 90 for country prime; S. 0000 for cOun-
Try mess s2O09lS5 % for repacked mess; si3,OOg45O
for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF-Marlket quiet Sales
60 tierces at SO 90.
BEEF HAMS Market easier Sales 800 bbls
western at sl4,OO. 1910
CUT ATEATS-In moderate demand and q shade
tirmer Sales $50 packages at 3149ie for shoulders;
A56615e for hams.
BACON SIDES-Market inactive. --.
-LARD-Market quiet and firm. Sales $50 bbls
at 736Gs56c.
BUTTER Selling at s@l5c for Ohio 1Ogl7e for
State.
CHEESE-AIa firmer at S9sc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-21

DEATH OFT. H. Thomas Henry
Buckle, author Of the History Of Civiliza-
ton and other works, died at Damascus, on
the S1st nit. He was we'll and widely
known IS a writer and scholar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-21

The Dayton Empire repeats the. old
charge that AbOlitiOnism Thas murdered
the American destroyed the peace
and happiness Of the greatest people the
world ever saw. It is reeking with the
blood Of thousands Of brave men and It
must die felOn's death
Against such Democratic charges We
viii protest and fight 50 long as we have
power to speak or write in favor Of true
and unadulterated Republican principles.
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DIED.

on the sOsh inst, at haIf-past three P. NJ, Mrs
MARTHA NJ, wife Of DR.: G. H.. Hill, aged 06 6years
Funeral services at ST. Johns Church on Sunday
the ed inst, at o'Clack p. N,
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= WHITE LEAD WORKS.
J A pnTEND TN NFFD-TRY n

= d 20 A FRIEND IN NEED-FRY IT.
DR.. sEest's INFAELTBLE LIlSIAIEHTi & prepared
fromth rscipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Gonneetio6t
the great bone sstsr and has been used in his prs-
tee for The last twenty years with the most astona
ing success. As an external remedy It Is without
rival, and will alleviate pain more speedily than any
other lretiration; For ail Rhsuinatic and Nervous
Sores, Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, &c, lis sOothfnF,
heallng and powerful siren prUpesities eI
cite the Ju3e wonder and d1tonish nent Of all who hare
ever given 10 trial. Over fOur hundred certificates
OF freEnarable cures performed bJ it Within Tie lssf
two years attast 70 this fact Strong 6 Armstrong.
Agents for Cleveland, decl0alteowdkE,f'16
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osWFGO 1IARKRT-June %.

BY TELEGRAPH. ...r
iFLOUR-Market unchanged. Sales at $40 for
fancy from spring wheat and demand good for east-
ern and interior trade. Sales 5000 bbls.
WHEAT-MaTket Steady with good milling de-
mand Sales l3 500 bush No Milwaukee club az 9oc;
5000 bush No. Chicago sprih,s at 9Oc.
CORH-Market steady and sales are confined to
small lots. '-
OATS-In demand. Sales $500 bush at $50 f.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL aHTS-ufi inn err-boots scarce;
hour 2314o wheat SIC, corn TIC to New York.
LAKE UIPORTS-4,70O bbls -FOUR 1000 bush
wheat: 26 600 bush corn.
iIJINATI EXPORTS-45O bblz hour; %, 900 bush
wheat; II ZOO bush corn; $500 bush barley.
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Tobia. NJ. Edwards, % 9. sthrsg,t. died March

27.
John Fox, Co c. 67th died do 2s ,ItfET
William Green, Co E, 67th, do %.
Mich. Geisler, Co G, 9th, died do %.
II G BeckWith, Co B, 9th, died do %. sHf
Rcbt Morris, Co B, 9Th, died do %.
Tim Outram, Co A, Goth, died April "a.
Orlando Wakeman, Co /, 29th, died May 2,
A Grswold, Co D, 7th, died March 70.
Reuben Burnham1 Co d, 7th, died do 20.
David Becker, Co G. sth, died do q.
James Bean, Co B. 10th, died April 3. .s.-
j G Metzger, Co A, 9th, died do g.. fgf
Owen Gregory, o II, 7th, died do u. Dr.
James Burnwell, Co X, 66th, died do 10. a
VIM Welder, Co K, sth, died DO u.
Robert Husters, Co d, cd, died June g.
Robt n Sharp, Co T, cd, died May II.
Theoph Coolidge, Co 7, Goth, died April IL,
james Carroll, Co B, 7th, died March 20.
A Lamb, Co B, 7th, died do "a.
IN sfor9h, co E, sth, died do "a.
Corpornf Shoemaker, Co 2, sth, p.
JF Miller, Co c, Sth, died do "a.
Harvey A Reeves, Co E, 10th, died June 10.
= Fred t3ruth, Co II, 7th, died Msrch 2l.
Lewis Corwin, 18th, died March ~.
Chas Mears, Co @, 7th, died April 9.
Elias Hall, Co T, 7th, died March TO-
James Bish, Co G, 7ths died do7.
Lewis Harris, 2oth, died April 2, 3.5
Jacob Kenoek, Co K, 7ths died do 4.
NJ @ Morris, Co J, 62d, died March 20.
Lawrence Wenter, Co A, 9th, died do "a.
Jno Kelly, Co D, 7th, died do %. ~
Jacob Wolf, Co /, 67th, died do %.
Jonas Newman, Co B, 10Th, died do 5th,
Michael Master, Co /, eth died do 18th
ARAH1TT.+-A man in WinOua advertiI
es in the dsily Republican Of that city
keep on hand for sale cold ice cream
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

6 STRAY E D!-FROM A
StrmgsYille, Tuesday night june 10, flszFY n
1852 a light BAY MARE. 6 years old, m N
long heavy tail; has a slight twist in -Ss-
nose, caused by halter when colt On her letI hip
Is lump, caused by the bFitchen.
ANY person giving information that viii lead to the
discovery Of this mare will DO suitably rewarded;
Il = - n .5--- M 'II-I- WILLIAM MCKEE,
junels.Sg3 Ford P. o., Geauga Co, o.,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-21

The whole story is mystery as well as
marvel It is almost as hard to believe
,pAat has occurred as to imagine lOhat 1oiU
ultimately happen. Twelve months have
changed an untaxed Republic into two mil
itary Confederacies, engaged in desperate
war with each other, and burdened already
with debts exceedinglin,chargethe national
debt of Great Britain. The number of men
actually niaintaiheiiin ar1ns'is something
incredible From a population smaller
than that Of these islands, the Northerners
have not only sent 700 O0.yolunteers into
the field, but have kept them there since
last SUMNER No wonder that trade is
paralyzed' and industry neglected. In
fact, there is now but one trade in Amer
lea, and that is the trade of war. Weknow
that it is a traffic which can never end in
gain, but the Americans are embracing it,
with all its costs and consequences, as the
most enrapturingi pursuit giBl the world.
No DIFFICULTIES ddiint one party, no defedts up
DdL the other, and, sehiLa all Europe IS per-
pLezed al the spectacle set before it, New York
is enchanted toih the position and prospects
of the nation. 1t is. at least, however, o
satisfaction to reflect that no European
Power can, be blamed fOr, any incident of
this dreadful war 2 VI r. ~
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LOST, WANTS a F0UN1a

To ST-PARTIEs WHO TOOK THE
4 Window Blinds for repairs from house 252 Per-
ry-St, belonging to the Custed estate, will please re-
tlfrn the samB or leave Information at said premises
Liunelg:292 In Y n ..-i l1-.
TO HARNESS MAKERS.-WAN-
IL TED, man as Foreman, Who Ia thgroughly &C.
quainted with the business. A man with a family
would be preferred. Address = :. =
ia ..l lUE sallrff l0 JAMES ALLEY fI'-
junel6sa92 r OberliR, Ohio.