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SOUTHERN NEWS.

FORT MONhOEl MbEoA ia
Yesterdays Richmond dispatch has the
following:
The enemy has appeared again in front
Of Fort Pemberton. Monday afternoon
firing was heard-result unknown.
The report Of the capture Of Colonel
Carriers brigade by Humphrey Marshall IS
not confirmed.
General Morgan had a fight on the goth
at Milton, lasting five hours, driving the
enemy two miles, when the enemy were re-
inforeed. General Morgan says his loss Of
officers was heavy.
CHATTANOOGA, March 27.-General Fos-
ter captured yesterday at Brentwood .
miles in the rear Of Franklin, 800 prison
ers. He destroyed a house, carried away
commissary stores, burnt the railroad
bridge, tore up the track, and captured II
loaded wagons.
FORTRESS MONROE, March 30.
Refugees from rebellion and deserters
from tbe rebel army are almost daily com
ing into our lines, at Suffolk and 4ork-
town. They represent that movements
| strongly indicate the early Of
| Richmond, though it is intended to be &C.
/ compIished by a slow and sure progress
one entire division Of the rebel army
arrived in Richmond last Tuesday, as II
supposed, to protect the rebels from any
attack while the evacuation Is taxing
place. \,
The rebels have already commenced t.
remove their large guns and also their ma
chinery from the machine shops Of hloh'
moud to Chattanooga.
YORKTOWN, March 80.
Yesterday morning about 100 rebel IN
fantry stole past u pickets, in front o
WILLIAMSBURG, and occupied the place.
AT dsybreak their cavalry, in 'front.' a.
tackled our pickets, who fell back upon Tn
town. Here the infantry fred upon them
killing two and wounding I'VE me
finally cut their way through, and escape
to Fort Magruder, excepting eight 0
nine. who were taken prisoners.
Our force numbered about 40, and tn
enemy about 300. a.
Before our achievements came up, tn
enemy seized whatever they could an
made good their esespe'
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DISPATCHES
FROM WASHINGTON.
Letters of Marque--Payment of
Western TrOOps---HOOk.
er's Army,
WASHINGTON, March 80.
no the Chicago Tribune

ARLINGTON march oO.
All the money thus far disbursed for
the paymentOf soldiers has gone West.
General Hooker said to Governor Cur
tin, during the latter's visit to Falmouth,
that he commanded the finest army on this
planet.
Mr.. Berrian, fourth Auditor Of the Trea-
sury, has resigned, a fortune having been
left him.
A Board Of Generals are revising the
Army Regulations, and are nearly ready
to report. They have made many import
ant corrections.
ITO the Cincinnati Commercially
The Navy Department telegraphed to
Cairo to-day for confirmation of the Cairo
dispatches in the New York Sunday pa
pers, and learned that none had been sent
and that those published were manufac-
tured.
The question Of the issuance of letters
Of marque and reprissl remains in the
same condition as telegrsphed to you some
weeks since. The President and the ma
jority of the Cabinet are averse to it, Sc
eretary Seward being the most earnest ad-
vOcate Of the measure, with Senator Sum
ner's influence thrown against it
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CINCINNATI March 81.
The rebels are retresting from Kentucky
rapidly. Pegrsm, at last accounts, vas
south Of Stanford holly pursued, and is re-
ported to have been compelled to abandon
his cattle and train.
The Commercials MurfreesbOro' dis
patch says Folks corps, consisting OF
Cheatham's, Wither's and McCOWsn's Di-
visions. have advanced to within 19 miles
Of Murfreesboro'. Scouts affirm that the
rebels must attack or fall back on account
Of scarcity Of subsistence.
Some troops, while passing through Co
Iumbus, Ohio, became intoxicated and At
tempted to pass the Provost guards Be
ing resisted, they commenced throwing
stones and clubs at them. The guards hred
on them frst with blank cartridges, and
then with balls. A private named Quin-
Ian, Of the 51st Pennsylvania regiment
was mortality wounded, and two others
named Wright and Alexander, Of the list
| Massachusetts, we're slightly wounded.
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CO
report Of the New York Market

ROBOT Of the new YORK mAfkok
For the week ending March 18th, 1868, by John Boyce
& Son, Commission Merchants, s. Pearl-st.
Butter-There is no Western Butter in market
of any account, and consequently it is hard to give
reliable quotations. We however give as near as pos
sible the figures which could be realized. The break
down in gold which is now being partly recovered
has frightened some holders Of New York State But
ter and lower figures are accepted, making it neces-
sary to lower our quotations for Western.
We quote Western Roll wrapped in cloths at
p to &c; not wrapped at 20 to &c; Western
Reserve tubs, good 20 prime, Isto aci Firkins do.
IS to 2Oci Sound yeIlowCentr trial Ohio good to primel7to
Isc; common do. Is to Ice. Michigan, Wisconsin and
Illinois, in good packages brings17to PC, and CON-
mon to good do Is to lsc.
Cheese-Prices are rather easier although the
small stock will not allow adecline. We quote Fan
cy large diaries Ohio "A to Is cents; good to prime
do. u to lac; common to good do IL to l2c. English
dairy sell at 1917 to Axe.
Beef Hams.-western new per Dbl. $500 to
sI6,OO.
H~ams-smOked country-cured to IOc. Western
in bags, III tol2Ac.
Lard-Ha5 been considerably lower but closes
near our last weeks quotations. We quote No. /
in bbls. % to lOc; Steam rendered in bbls. 10 to
lOfci Kettle rendered in bbls lOE to lie, and HAc for
choice.
Il IL AANa kNlL w - 49, "AA- -AA-N 49,
ing. We quote mess sls,75tO $500 for old and new;
Prime S1l,OO to $685. for old and new; Prime Mess
new sI6,OO to sl7,5O; Clear Western. new, sl5,75 to
$500.
Ashes-LOwera and quiet. Pots q, so; Pearls $500.
Beans-The demand is good and price again high
er. We quote MarroEs strictly prime $50 to $3.50;
Inferior do. $500 to $3.50; Mediums, strictly
prime, 1910 to 1925; Inferior do. $3.50 to S2,75;
Kidneys, strictly prime, S3,5 to $500 Inferior do.
$500 to $3.50; Mixed parcels, prime, s2,sOto $780,
Inferior, do, at sl,5O to .S2,SO. Quotations for Beans
include packages.
Eggs-The increased receipts have caused a con-
siderable decline with a prospect Of still lower prices.
We quote Western choice marks by express at Ic;
ordinary marks Is to l5c; egg oats per bush CSC. Great
care should be takeni in packing eggs and not over 65
to 20 dozen should be packed in ordinary sized bar
rels, taking care that plenty of packing is placed at
each end, and also on the sides of tho barrel to pre-
clude the possibility Of their touching the barrel at
all. A press should be used to pack them firm.
Beeswax-Is unsettled and lower. Sales Western
yellow at As to Acc.
Seeds-Oover, Western prime new at s9gHc; tim
othy, choice, S2,25 10 $3.50 per bushel As lbs; hax-seed
s3,j 20 to $500 per bUshel Sc lbs.
TnIIOw-Sales prime Western at lie.
Whisky-Sales at 45k to 46Kc.
Dried A~pPIes-Choice Western at to exc.
RB-~Information furnished and business transacted
BY II. O. DEFINING, Western Agent.
Ohice with AIcott q Horton, Water-st., Cleveland
Ohio.
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Now Is THE T1XE-For men Of ordinary
means to procure a neat, comfortable, and
ebeap home. Business men who have been
paving $500 to $500 rent per annum, should
by ali means take a look at the cottages Of
fered for sale on Pearl street, West Side,
Nos. SO, IS, 81, and 81. It now takes 4OO
in Government notes or paper currency to
buy $500 in gold, and as gold and real es-
tafe are the only solid basis of wealth we
advise men of moderate means, who have
funds in bank or paper currency, to get the
face of it in Real Estate before specie pay
meut is resumed and they find themselves
minus one-third Of the value Of their dollars
Title ~indisputable and terms easy. E. II. T.
For further information enquire Of W. j.
Boardman, 10, 24S Superior street.
mehs1i4sa
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OPTICAL.
L. II. sOLOMONsOR,
PRAOTIOAL I'D suIENTIFIJ OPTIOIA

FhAUIIUAI IND UFIIUIA
Keeps the largest assortment in the Optical line olan
q the trade. From his long residence in this CITY,
and the extensive patronage received during that
time, he would say TO his old friends and the public
generally, that no effort that could be put forth 70
secure the very best quality Of Crystal Glasses, grounC
under his own inspection, to suit the eyess in all ca
ses curing weakness, dizziness or OF thF
Eye, and imparting strength for long reading and mi
sewing. The reputation of S0LOM0HSOH'S estab-
Hshment Is the most reliable to get the best articles
in that line thst can be obtained has become an es'
tablished fact, and attested By his patrons, whose ao-
vice It is: GO TO SOLOMONSOH'S, make no mis-.
tske0 $50 Superior-St., under the American, and
there you will find the best kind Of SPECTACLE
adapted to your sight.
RarMr SoiomonsOn would here inform the public
that he never employs any one in the sale Of his Len
ges, and those who desire 3 pair Of his Spectacle5 can
only obtain them by calling at his Establishment.
~ ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted wtthoutPain
ss perfect as natural.
Fatal uDr2
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RAILROAD MATTERs.-A brief report Of
the financial condition Of the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad is published, from which we
-,n,-4bo fouo-;,o.
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TnternaI Revenue Notice.

OFF1cE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REvENUB,l
IsrH DISTRICT, OHIO,
CLEVELAND, March 20, 1851
The manufacturers taxes, and any other
unpaid taxes, in Cuyahoga county, for the
month of February, 1858, and also the like
taxes for January, unpaid, are now payable,
and must be paid during the ensuing ten
days. This notice will also apply to licenses
unpaid, for which applications have been
made. Payment to be made at my Office as
above.
Only UNITED STATES MONEY re-
ceived.
once open from 9 A. n. to 3 P. n.
RICHARD C.. PARSONS,
meb2I.4S3 Collector.
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

MORNING LEADER FFIOE
TUESDAY EVENING, March 81, 1868.
F~Iour-Small sales red double extra at s6,5O96,75,
and white do at q, OO97,25.
Wheat-sales Gears red on track at 1912, and ,
cars white from store at sl,ss.
Corn-sale ] car ear at CSC, and l car sheIled at
CSC.
seeds-Several small sales ofsseds are reported at
$500 for clover, and 500 for timothy.
Eggs-Sales at lac.
-Cheese-Sales Hamburg at IS cents.
Dried Peaches-sales peeled at lie.
OiIs-Ssles carbon at CSC, packages included.
saIt-Has declined. Fine is selling at $3.50
coarse at 81 IS; 10 ID sacks l2kc, and "A ID do at Ike.
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In efecting a change in the late firm Of
Ames, Mills 4 Kelley, the "Bazaar," No.
26I Superior street, has been closed Tor a Few
days. The subscribers take pleasure IL an
nouncing that it will be opened under a new
administration on Thursday, March 18th, and
solicit a continuance of the former patronage
so literally bestowed. M q MILLS.
March 20, 1858. mch2S'4oS
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N.Y Y. 81

The cur emit prices for the week at all the markets
Beef Cattle quality, 81, OO9lS,OO ordinary 5000
NII0O: Common Sg,5uediO,5 so; inferior s5y5lGg,JO.
Cows and Calves-lst quality Sa5d50; ordinary S4U9
IS: common S3Oa35; injector S2JG25.
Calves-lst quality 61G7c per pound; ordinary
5Iad6; common 5d5s inferior 41sg5.
Sheep and Lambs-Extras S9,5U@l0,OO per mead
prime 's7GS; ordinary 60 5O97i inferior S5,IJG6,gO
Swine-COrn fed heavy per pound 6is9bci nBht
and medium 5K65Ac; Still fed 54D556c.
Total receipts Of ali stock at all the yaras Tor
the week and last week were as follows Beeyes
4SS2; cows, 2l yeals, 1885, sheep and lambs, 4,5S2
swine, 1886.
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NAv1eATIoN OF THE LAKEs.-A gentle
man from Buffalo informs US that there is
every prospect Of an early opening of navi-
cation on the lakes this Spring. Buffalo har-
Dor is said to be open and boats are moving
about briskly frem place to place, getting in
position Is take csrgoes at the earliest posi-
Bile moment. The scene in that vicinity is q
busy one and indicates that the carrying
trade during the present season on the
lakes, Is destined to equal if not surPass
that Of former years. The ice is rapidly
passing down Niagara river from out Of the
lake, and q few more days Of warm weather
will carry it all down. Commercial men and
those posted in the grain movement, say that
the prospect bids fair thst the amount Of
grain to pass through the lakes and the Erie
canal seeking q tids-water market the com
ing season, will be even greater than that OF
last year. A recent report of the Chicago
Board of Trade win bear out this conclusion.
In this report the amount Of grain now on
store in the warehouses Of that city awaiting
shipment upon the opening of navigation, il
fully equal to that of last year. Although
the amount Of wheat on store is not SO great
vet an excess Of corn more than makes up TIT
average.
The prospect of a good grain crop at tn
West the coming Summer would vastly in
crease this mighty grain movement, which
since the closing of the Mississippi, can OnE
reach the marts Of the world by this channel
Thus q favorable season and the prospect
q large ersp Of cereals at the West viii ad
much to the Of the lakes and Us
the entire carrying capacity Of the Erie ca
woT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-01

Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
HsetrOpathy, cures obstinate cases Of DysPeP-
sia, Rheumatism, Scrohula, Neuralgia and 0l
nervous diseases, snd diseases Of the Brain
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
cans. and other Chronic diseases. Reference
even to many formidable cases cured N this
sity afber other physicians had Ailed. Bee sd
vsrssemeutfn another column. once No. rs
a--r-a etreaf
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Is now due to every soldier who has been dis
charged By reason Of t0oumds received IN seruice.
c. G.. Bruce, of Cleveland, Ohio, is the author
ICED Agent for the collection Of this bounty
Apply to him at once, in person or by let
ter! and to no other. 0ficein Lymans' Block,
near the Court House. marchl3:R2S,
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n. Y, MONEY MARKET-MTaPch 81
Tpv 4wrzup Am

Money-Steady and unchanged.
Sterling EXchHuge-Firmer but very quiet
Bankers bills are quoted at l63nl65.
GOId-Firmer, but very irregular and unsettled,
opening at 50, declining TO 4SS, and closing hrm al
5ld5IH
Government StOcks-NaTket a little hrmer.-
{. s. 6s of 81 coupons, 1054nl05z; 7-3l Treasury
Notes lU6ssnlO756; u. 5. SIS, registered, l0iHi One
Year Certificates le0.
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MEETING IN EAST CLEvELAND.-A Union
meeting will be held on Friday evening next,
at the High School House on Euclid street,
east of Doane's Corners. Hon. A. G. Riddle
will address the meeting. Let all turn out
tn hear him.
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MUSIC.
CHEET

CHEET MUSIC,
PIANOS, &c.
At No. 8 Euclid Street,
Gan be found a large stock Of new and stanasra
nTnsie' Instruction Books for all instruments, ElSln5I
Guitars, Strings, and a general assortment MW
CA M MeEoS ssDt By Mail, free of postage, on receipt of
mark 1iSaPPI II'e discount made to Teachers and Semi,
nariee. che caIahrated Knahn
AIso IN : .1r1sss Al other instruments In tona
tltio4 M dIrsbfity. G. A. BARLOW, Agts
ASH No. Euelid-Sti OsTelARai "
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silver Plnfed Ware.
A COUCH, COLD, Oh IRRITATED THRoA

A COUCH, COLDl Oh IhhIIAihD LHNOHI
Hsllowsd to progress, results in serious Pulmonaf7
and Bronchial affections, oftentimes inourable.
Brevu,s Bronchial TFOehes
rssoh directly the affected parts and give almost IN
atspt relief. In BRosoHITIs, ASTHMA and OATARRH
they are beneficial. The good effects resulting from
the use Of the Troches, and their extended use' has
osused them to be oOuntsrieited. Be sure to guard
,zsiust worthless limitations. OBTAIN only the IN
uEE BRovE's BRsEcHLAL TRoCHEs which have
FRovrp their efficacy By q test Of many year9 PUB
Iro srEHKERs and SINGERS should use the Iroenea,-
Military Ohesrs and Soldiers who oyer-taK the voice
-1I.-e-Doss5 to sudden changes, should have them
gold everywhere 81 IS cent? per box lan'4s
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.WAETED.-A furnished or unfurnished
house, Furnished preferred) with barn, in q
respectable neighbOrhoOd, for which a good
rent will be paid. Address, stating terms
and location, Postofiee drawer 215.
-nb0T.A99
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N. Y. STOCK MARKET-Mnrch 81.

StOcks-Better. Chicago and Rock Island sS9e
CHICAGO and northwestern 1913; Chicago and Alton
5g4; Cleveland and Toledo g64; Galena and Chicago
g; Cleveland and Pittsburgh 654; Michigan south
Mail 1879; New York Central l32i Erie ia; Erle
preferred 81; Buffalo and Erie, lst bonds 1926 Chlca,
90 and northwestern interest bonds vi ChlcagO amc
Northwestern, LIST bonds, oh Illinois Central bonds
Ton
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sHmpson Is, beyond all question, = superior
artist, and We adTise those wishing 70 geta me
likeness 70 call upon him. A nait 70 MS GAL
Iery, No. SIS Superior street, viii richly repay
10th citizen and stranger. kFH
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DIsoHARGED.-J. D. Brevard, arrested on
the charge of being concerned with Blann in
enticing soldiers to desert, has been dis
charged by Q. s.. Commissioner White, for
Waut of evidence.
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On Wednesday, April 1st viii be soldat
the Auction Room of O. Cutter 4 Son, No l54
Bank street, a lot Of good household furni-
ture, &c. Sale commences at 10 o'clock 4. n.
meh3l.2t
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BoIdieru' Bounty, Pay and Pensions
We are authorized by Government TO collect
500 Bounty,
due discharged soldiers, also the widow, children,
or rightful heirs of all deceased soldiers also
Pensions,
towhieh every discharged soldier who wss DIS
abled in the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers, ororPh-
an sisters, as they are severaIly entitled under
Back Pay,
due discharged soldiers or resigned omeers'
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Money
Money due enlisted 8 months men; money
due teamsters, and every other class Of claim
growing out Of this or any other war.
81 Avoid Claim Agents who are net LII
oensed.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend" a paper
Of much interest 10 soldiers and their heirs
Send us your name and stamp, and we will send
acopy tree; OF twelve copies, one each month,
for IS cents.
Apply to Us in person or BY letter. with stamp,
and your business shsIl have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after We have &C.
conn isbed what we undertake.
omce-Lyman's Block, near the Court House,
Cleveland. IShSAH
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DR.. BETTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment of all chronic diseases, but
especially those of the Lungs, Homeopathic
cauy. Office west side of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 2SS
Perry street. marl7:444
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DEEr1srRY-Dr. B. F. Robinson, office
so Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and at q low price. dec2R27
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OEE full Scholarship in Bryant, stratton
& Co.'S chain Of National Commercial Col
legss, can be bought at this office, if applied
for Immediately.
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Samuel FoJambe, War Claim and Penaion
AEenf--Omce No. 6, Atwater BuildiHg,
Is fully authorized by the Government to pro-
cure Bounty Money, Back Pay, and Pensions for
Soldiers, or for their Widows and Heirs and In
valid Pensions for disabled Soldiers, etc.
Business attended to promptly and honestly,
and terms moderate. mch20s4A
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sOIIed Stamp Receipts,
PosToFFIoE, CLEVELAND,
March &c, 1868.
All stamps deposited for redemption at
this office having been examined, I am now
prepared to redeem all receipts given for the
same.
Holders of receipts living out Of the city
can send them to me, and I will mail the
amounts the receipts call for, less whathsye
been rejected. 3. CowLEs, P. NJ.
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promotes its growth, prevents its tall9g oh ere
5ieafes dsndr1f ndimparts health and pieasant'
ness 10 Inc head. It has stood the test OF time
beinqthe Original HRir Coloring, and IS eonstanL-
" increasing in favor. Used BY both gentlemen
endladies. Il is sold by all respeetaole oeAleEsI
- can he procured by them Of the commercial
cent. DIS Barnes, 202 Broadway, N. Y. Two
sf2es, so cents and 81.
-ov1S. 49QeOd-triWEW
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FLAMING MILL.

PLANNING MILL-THI
~dHssrdened having thoroughly rentted the
PLANNING MILL
~aGv o,c-rfsd b. J. +. Psrcivl on Mm-st.i
- 49, siuniey and Grahgm'B Pail lFStoryl
.1Ted 20 % PlaninG, Circular and Scroll
0dTurning Gq Mouall -.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
Rouse and Lot for sac.

Situated on Merchants Avenue, University
Heights, near the Mahonmg Railroad Shops
The house was newly finished last year. contains
eight rooms conveniently arranged will be sold
at moderate price and on easy terms if apPlied
for soon. Inquire Of
ALCoTT HORTON, al Water st.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

WAvEaLT Magazine, German Leslie,
Scientific American and other papers for this
week also the Atlantic and Continental
Magazines for April, received at Bakers
News Room.
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FINANCIAL.

". ". WRIGHT is paying 2 to 4
per cent. for Bank OF State
OfIndiana, andhlgher rates
for Geld, Silver, Demand
Notes and Canada Money
thanany other House in the City.
50 SUPERIOR sTEERT.
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We are requested to say to the ladies
that Mrs. ShaW's new rooms will be open for
visitors to-day, wednesday, with a fine
stock Of millinery goods. aPrl;446
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STERLIEe's AHBRos1A FOR THE HLIR.-This
article is becoming very popular, judging by
its extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
mch23 STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
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THAN ANY OTHER HOUsEN THE CITY
81 ALL KINDS Of o. s. Government Bonds
Bought and For Sale.
EE- U~HCURRENT BANK NOTES Bought at low
est rates Of Discount. feb9
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ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, March 81.
Major General Heron has been assigned
the command Of the Army Of the Frontier.
He will leave for Southwest Missouri to-
dsy 10 assume command. It is understood
the Divisions Of this army WILDE speedily
concentrated for an important expedition
against the enemy.
General Van Dever and army have
been ordered TO report to General herr9n;
General Blunts district IS
south to the Arkansas river, and embraces
the western tier Of counties OF missouri
and Arkansas
The district Of Southwest Missouri has
been extended TO the Arkansas river ten
| ersl scoheld is in command.