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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-01

AfILrORD at suction.--On "Wednesday, the ish
lVI Oct.ber, at ID O'Clock A. n, will cell, up .
ths premises that very valuable property sho"s y
as milford, lying Ia Caroline county, on the u,
Pk,R, containing about $50 scrss, the Improve
ments thereon consisting Of u large tavern, sr'
eraI private dwellings, storehouss. smiths shop,
carpenters shop, lumber house, &c.
n il not deemed necessary TO PARTICULARS. a.
this property Il we'll known ss being the nos.
valuable real estate that has been In the ms'ksI
for some time. II deemed necessary, the properly
will bs divided In such manner to suit the wants
Of purchasers. Its location, 40 miles from kieh'
mond, and the improvements, render u one OF Tic
very best business staads between Richmond AID
Fredericksburg.
TgRKs-Maie known on day Of sale s.
Persons desiring to attend the 'Ais VIII ie,'e =.
the cars At en- o'clock A NJ, and returning, leave
Milford at IL o'clock ii. A.,
~ 70 JAS M TAhAn, ~uA
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"kwM ssh, 81 our wasehouss. No . D.,
.yvX 49, % 1hsrsday, lst Ocsobes, commsoets.!
~ pieces wool muslin delaipes
80 do Scxyseh MA "A.
90 french msrino, high cogors
Is do Irish linen
% DO black and white print,
do white WEIGH fianne,s
20 do country plaids
10 do sateness
10 bales osoaburgs
do 81 shirtings
30 dozen ladies' white cotton ho..
100 lbs w fax thread
$50 dozen blank books
10 do tuck memorandum books
100 do cedar pencils
10 reams pink bIottiug paper
rs do note paper
300 n envelopes
100 pairs cashmere pahts
10 coats, assorted
20 dozen plaid CASHMERE shirts
70 boxes French flowers
do Ostrich feathers
COlOred grapes, black pins
Needles, fancy soaps
ALEC,
100 kegs bi carbonate soda
IANIERS, WLLESON Il CArLErr
&c oO Auctoneers
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JAS M TAYLOR, Auet.

A UCTlON sale OF Farm Of AaX acres. nve in's'
"A below Richmond ~ will self, on the prem SIS
on Thursday, the sth day of October, 1t IL ocl.A
~ the farm called Dove HILL near the Charles c"J
road about i've miles below Richmond, ADJOINING
the lands Of Dr Farrar Drinksr, Clarke, and others
containing ~ acres. The improvements CONSIST - |,
. dwelling house, together with tbs usual oatbad,
crops Vow the place will he sold.
TRANS made known on day Of sale
Sc 2S-tis JAS n TAYLOR, Auct.
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COPAR7,VERSIIIP NOTICES. &c.

rU-PARrNER>HIP NOTICE. The undersigned
Y J have associated themselves together under tlso
name ami style Of Daniel Huiiard Il Co, for the
purpose of doing Wholesale and Retail Grocery
and Commission Business, at the new Iron Front
Warehouse 18th and Governor streets, and Solicit
tie patronage OF the public.
DANIEL $ HUBBARD,
JSO LEFTW1CH,
ID MADIGAN.
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ENANIEL = lUFfARD beps to return thanks to
Il J MS numerous iTieIns and customers who have
go hberay patronl2 Il ilim l2h street and hopes
they Will extend the same to the ueW concs RI OF
DANIEL 3 HttFARD x CO, !
irou Front Building, 18th Il
Richmond, oct l, 1863. oc 1t,
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K1Y Of House, bar room Fixtures. Bays,.,
IN Board, License, &C, for sale at auction 81 =
sell, on Thursday morning, October lst, conn
ing at 10 O'Clock at the house Of Mrs Eien o. ~
on 18th street, between Main ana Franklin
The key Of the house
Iicence, bagateie board
Decanters, tumbIers, &c
Sc 20 Thus W KEESER. Az,
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se-TilE attention. oi capitalists is requested to
the sale al valuable real estate on the Basin Bank
10 take place To day at IL O'Clock NJ See the al yer
tiscmct Tor u description OF the property.
oc lit D WILLIAMS, Aud
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by Rei,oood Il Philips, Auct'rs,
81 Main street.

H6USE and Store for rent at auction, aud =
II naming Stock add Store Fixtures for "a.
We will sell at auction on Thursday, lst Oct M
mencing at 10 o'clOrk, the remaining Stocs a.
Fixtures In the store occupied by Mr. Thoss1
wich, on "a street, between Clay and Leigh.
ALSO:
Will rent the House, containing 8 rooms atl a.
store Immediate possession Of store given A.
possession Of house on the 18th October. Ths N
expired term runs to 25th OF next May.
TRMs-Cash. REDWOOD & PHILLIPS
Sc 80 81 Main stras,
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Er- SOriCE.-iia,lng sold my place near Rich
ino,.d privately, II wall not be offered publicly THIS
evening az advertised. DICKINSON
&C lit
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CTOREHOUsE aad Lot at Ashland Tor sale
- Auction by request Of Mr. Jno Pryor, Who "
inhS service and cannot continue his business, Will
b. sold ON Friday next, III Oct. at II O'Clock ~
upon me prsmises, his stors and Lot at AsAised-
The bulldog u 80 BY ~ feet, has three rooms BE-
low and one above, and IL IN excellent oussnssS
stand Terns Ut sale
se - AD WILLIAMe, AUetr.
HOUSES aud Lots, and Haidng Lots, M s,dns1
ii II auction --Uu Monday, Oct 5. u ~ "'cloeA
II. will DO sold upon tho premises, two narsa
houses Cherry d, near tho PAnkru.a Ailu
ford's row They have rooms each. with wei "
water.
Also, loss o. the Paakroad, sesr the above, sssa
20 by l6O feet.
Terms ~ p0rchaeess may wish.
N ~ AD WILLIAMS, Aucs
VUlNlOW glass -vlV boxes aan0sscd W,s1'"
W. Glass to- sale by NV UWs""
- 4o-@
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On Thursday, LIST Oct, by request OF the eea,es
" We will sell at auction, commencing at 10 'ole,
at the boarding house Of the late Mrs rnsey 90 q,
] st. opposite Pratts cottage ON Oregon HILL all II
| household and kitchen furniture, consisting Of
Beds Bedding
Chairs, dc
large splendid cooking stove
REDWOOD Il PHILLIPS
i Aai,,s
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DECEIVER'S SALE OF Valuable Machinery BY
H virrue Of a decree Of the District Court u tla
Confederate States for the eastern district OF w
gna rendered on the - day Of Septemb9
1858 in the case Of the Confederate States joint
Tanner, ! shall, as receiver Of said Court, on Nat
nesday, the It'll day Of October next, ut III oCisf
NJ, at the spike mandatory OF Joseph X ADdefse,
& Co, in the city OF Richmond, proceed 70 sell X
public auction for cas- all the machinery and of
furniture including an iron safe, Of the Virginia Ca
Spring Manufacturing Company. The machineIl
consists Of a number OF large and highly poisbei
iron rollers and cog wheels adapted to rolling lnds
rubber and manufacturing it into springs for rarai
cars with the gearing for driving them
At the same time and place shall as the receTf
OF said Court, also sell ut public auction, Tor cas
two OF Sweets railroad spike machines, delivered
me as receiver by the said Joseph Ander sou Il,
belonging TO an alien eRsmy.
seZ6 HENRY l. BROOKE, Receiver
ID ECEIVEk'S sale Of Brick Tenement on Bsi
IL, ing Green Hill, near tho Eastern limit
Richmond, at 8uctiCn.-By virtue Of deere
Of the District Court of the Confederate sfssss
for the Eastern District Of Virginia, rendered on tie
-, 1863, IN the casa Of the Confederate st.s,
against John Toler, shall, as Receiver Of sail
Court, on Wednesday. the 7th Of October nett al
10 O'Clock A NJ, on the premises proceed TO sell al
public auction, for cash, the large and wsi!buil'
brick tenement, en- Bowling Green Hill, recently
occupied by said Toler, and late the property Of
Charles X Allen, al allen enemy, PoSses'aCn
given in few days after the sale.
sa Oh HENRY I. BROOKE Receiver.
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Ty mos. W AeeSte, AU(ltO7tt6T,
fOfice Ger Of 18th and Cary ste.
ErRAMED House and Lot on 9th, between Clay
and Leigh streets, for sale &C auctiOn.-I viii
sell on Monday afternoon, October 9th, commenc-
ing at O'clock, upon the premises, the frame i
House at present occupied by Mrs Parker, contain.
ing rooms, with basement, STABLE and wood house;
with splendid we'll OF water 10 the yard. The Lot
fronts Al feet on 9Th street, and runs back 1870
feet Possession given on the LIST day Of November.
Tsrms ut sale. TIIOS w KEESkE,
ST. 70 Auctioneer
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NJ OTICE-W be gold at public auction, at the
~ residence Of l,r VIM II Burton, in the upper
end OF Henrico county. on Tuesday, October 9th,
1868, the stock of Horses, Mules. Hogs, and Cows;
also, the Farming Utensils, good Wagon with the
Household and Kitchen Furniture oc lite.
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Tuesday, October 9th.
The tine bay Horse, Montrose, sire, John Blunt,
dam, Jenny Linz
The Indian Pony, Narraganset, very durable
little mare
One OF Registers tine colts
good mares aud one mule
ii very likely negroes
lot OF superior mich COWS
Corn and hay
800 bushels Of potatoes H.
Aud q variety of other articles
The sale to commence at 10 O'Clock on the 9th Of
October, and to continue until all is sold.
Passengers coming from the East to Dublin will
find accommodation there on the 4th Of October, at
clock. when the train arrives, to be conveyed 10
CluX, in Bland county, where the abovenamed
property is to be sold, to arrive there the day be
fore, to attend the sale Purchasers from Richmond
should leave with the ! O'Clock (eVenlns) tram Tor
Lynchburg, On the 81, and from Lynchburg with
the morning train on the 4th of October.
2-3t
NJ Office -Will be gold at public auction, at the
~ residence Of Ir VIM II Burton, in the upper
1868, the stock of Horses, Mules. Hogs, aud Cows;
also, the Farming Utensils, good Wagon, with the
Household and Kitchen Furniture oc lite.
III Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer,
iOdice corner Of 18th and Cary sts.
r1oU,EuolD and Kitchen Furniture for sale at
IA auction. Il will Sell on Monday morning, Octo
Der 9th commencM at 10 O'Clock, at Tue residence
of Mr. Ihos IL lambeth, on Marshall street, fourth
house above Brook avenue, his ousehod aud Kitchen
Furniture, CONSISTING III part Of
Brussels carpets
1anahogany dining table
large marble tol centre table
z tete teteS
l cooking range
Brass Tenders, and variety of other articles
oc1 1iiOS W kEEsEE, Auct'r.
by H. ). IzedsautS, Auct'r.
ENURNIl / re, Carpets, Mattresses, Stoves, &C. fol
Il sale at auction II Will sell at my store on Fri
day, October I'd at 10 O'Clock, general nent
OF Furniture, inc!uding
Be'isteads, wardTobes, chairs
Mattresses, benches
Show cases, crOckery, &c.
Also, number OF excellent
Office aud cooking stoves
l handsome BRUSSELS carpet ,
Several Ingram do
Testers cabinet sewing machine
Handsome window curtains, &c
ocl PLEASANTS, Auct'r
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.
CURSIIIUIE-A gentleman with the best testimo
- Dals of character and standing, will go Sub.
etuute in any OF the batteries adjoining the city for
ST, O0O-in Confederate money. Address Immediately
..JrSrcE" Dispatch office. lit.
CUBsTITUTE WANTkD-A reliable substitute cas
= be obtained by applying at the store Of Messrs
Barksdauc Il Bro, corner OF Cary and Va cts.
Sc 29-5t4
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7H HORSES and Mules for sale at auction i will
- sell at the Lot, Eacon Quarter Branch, on
Friday morning, Oct %, Commencing at 10 O'Clock, IS
horses and mules n pAKCHEK,
Major and ON.
~ AaC Gu
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TW Erre"1, A"oe. sea
I'm the sth day OF October next, at the late
residence OF John A Pickett, decd In the
county Of Goochland, I shall proceed TO sell by
auction all the perishsble property Of said Pick
etts estate consisting If Horses, Mules. Cattle, and
Hogs. Also, Wagons Farming Utensils, Cornshel-
ler and many other useful implements; Household
ana Kitchen Furniture, some Of the former new
and elegant.
TBRMs-On day OF sale.
NJ HAMILTON, Dep sh'R,
And such acting Apmi nistrsfor-
At the same line and place will lss sold the Crops
Of Corn and Fora ge, Of the present years growth.
90 26-at< HAMILTON, Agent.
by Pauiana, Hat.es d Wedsig~r, AMetrs.
A T AUCTION-lO0 acres OF timbered Land in
IA Chesterfield county We will Sell on Monday,
the 18th October, (that being Court DAY } ut Chcs
tertield Court House, 400 acres Of Land, two mies
above Fenley Station, on the Clover llii Railroad
This land Is IN original growth. II Is supposed that
enough slls be gotten from the land To pay for
il. II adjoiDs the lands OF Vim GIL, John Bottom,
and others.
Terms, &C, made known day Of sale.
PUILIAM, HANES WElSlGER,
SO 22-eodkdss Auct'rs'
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-13
-ANereILetter-Carrier

A curious project has been set on foot
for the speedy conveyance of letters be-
tween England and France 1t is proposed
10 erect in both countries, at q distance OF
about 1000 metres from the coasts Of
Calais and Dover, strong edifee Of ma
Bonry, eontaining steam engine Of sufi-
oient power, by means Of which an i'm
mense wheel, twenty-five metres in diam
eter, Is made to turn forty miles minute.
By lhis rota tiozsa series Of wires, forming
Q gigantic strap, extending across the
channel is coiled round the wheel at one
end, say at Dover, and uncoilod at the 9TH
er, Calais, conversely To this strap
Indis=rubber leather bags are to be attach
ed, which are thus conveyed across the
ehannel ct 1900 metres per minute, 20
that within the space Of twelve minutes
the letters and dispatches from one coun-
try may be landed on the other.
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National Paramount to sfnte Pride.

Ina letter to the manager of the Gin
cinnei Soldiers Home, thanking him for
the kindness shown a Massachusetts regi-
msnt Governor Andrew of that State
says:
81 trust, as you suggest, that proper
tstatepride' might have been gratifed, had
I Witnessed the march Of the 29th through
Cincinnati. But the pride in the fact that
they we're Massachusetts, men could bear no
proportion to the pride IN the fact that
they we're United States soldisrsI'
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AGRICULTURAL.
AGRICULTURA Al

AGRICU TURAL.
PLORS.-We have superior lot for the
Spring Trade.
BALDWIN, DEWITT 4 CO.,
g Centsr-St.
CULTIVATORS.-With Steel Teeth and
SHOVEL PLOWs with !, 2 and shOYels.
BALDWIN, DEWITT 4 co.
IRON ROAD sORAPERs, Churns, Corn
Shelters, Straw Cutters, &C., sc.
BALDWIN, DEWITT 90.
OK YOKEs, and a few more Of those BEST
CLOTHES WRIEGERs, at
CLEVELAND AGRICULTURAL WORKs,
fsb7S % csRtsr-s
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MORNING LEADER.
M0NlIT 1IoR &c. APRIL 1s. %.


The following table, showing the ratio
Of the number Of soldiers furnished thus
far by e6ch stste to the population ot me
State, has been compiled from the Cineln-
natl Gazette, Of March SOtb, entitled Our
Army and European Armies BY K. D.
Mussey. United States Army II the hg-
ures given IN that article are reliable, the
results. ss dsdueed below, are certainly
very singular; and the great diversity in
The different States will be difficult to ae-
count for. In Ksnsas, it would appear
that ons-fourth Of the entire male poPula-
ton has gone to the war. The States are
arranged in the order Of their ratio:
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PpoFKssoR or EIECTRoPATHT AND MEDIOINB,
Ohaoe-lls seneea-St-, few doors from Superior up
Once hours from to z and from 70 0'eock daily
unday5 excepted
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PIANOS.
WIN. B. BradbuFy's
ESTABLIsHMENT


No. 42z BrOOme-st., New YORK.
THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECT
fully invites the attention Of bis friends and the
b16Iic qenerslly 10 his PianO-k korte Establishment
4 M 527- -BrOgme-st.. corner Of Crosby St
Having withdrawn his interest, stock and matte
rists froT1 the Iafe frm Of I" Lighte BradbuTys,F
bib r Vas dissolved on the 3lat Of January, ult.S
nj bsvinp purchased the entire stock OF Piano.
ID r. aud Piauo-furte tlsterial, owned BY BIS
brother, kdWard Bradpury, in the ssid hrm, ne ls
now prepar 10 supply the increased desnd ioT hls
orlebrated Pisuo-fOrtes Enpi0y ing the most XIII
fnl and eX perienced WOrEmen, VI tn large siock o.
the hes and rncst thoroughly seasoned atef1ai aad
An ahuu daree OF capital, be has taken ID hand the
persorai supervision Of the whole bnsness OF manu-
fcfuring his instrumeuts and enabled u turn OUT
PfanO-f OrIes OF unequa led tone aud duraOleneAs-
BRADBURY'5 NEW sCALE. PIANO FORTH.
IN the Arrangement Of our new scale. drawn and
prepared with the Utmost care, expressly Tor our
neu instruments We have added every I'M eht
which can in sby way tend g the perl cgh o. ne ins
Piano FOrte and We can confidently assert tnat lO
delioacy Of touch volume parity brliislney an5 ~
weetn e. Of tone c0mbiLei with that slr9ns ln hho
~ dfy OF fra e 1ece- sry to rabiity, these In
struments are uneIuated
| sfstreupth End Beauty" Is our MOTTO, and We IN
vte the ose tcfitc.tm the best unbiased JUG gea
/ in the land -.
| rEF- EverF fnstrum ut Is warranted or hYe years.
| WM B BHADBUkTt
/ 4Z7 BrOome-st ,sor. Crosby, New 1ork-
1 rnerrhf-A42
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slnsaI.E Easet q IEoa FIaIlns on v,s.sI..
A Communication from Toulon, France,

A Communication from ToulOn, France,
in the Messenger du Midi, says;
HThe laying up of the frigate La Gloire
In the Csstigneau dock has disclosed three
unexpected pheuomenas. First, that the
contact Of the copper lining aud the sub
merged iron plates had established gal
Vsnio current, which produced the effect
Of Q voltsie pile, and was completely dete-
Tiorsting the armor Of the frigate in the
parts below the water line; secondly, that
q species Of shell-fsh, hitherto unknown,
was afterwards discovered among the mil
lions Of mOlluss@ by which the hull was
covered, apparently produced under the
influence Of the same galvanic current;
and lastly, in the hold of the vessel y, ,00O
ttres Of wine were found to be transformed
Into vinegar, it is not known by what in
SuenceH
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NEW ORDNANCE FoBEDRY.-The new
ordnance foundry in nnursa nf oo-,st.-,~
Lon 81 the Washington navy yard will be
two hundred and fifty feet long and sew
anty broad, with six furnaces at one end so
arranged that they may heat the metal for
casting gun weighing as much as 100000
pounds, and twelve other small furnaces
ct the other end for running metal for or
dinary-sized guns. These furnaces will
require in their construction $4,000
brick, and, with the stack, will be "a feet
in HEIGHT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-13

An officer in the Quartermaster's De-
partment has recently absconded with q
large amount Of public funds, intended for
the 9th Corps. He was last seen in Wash
ington on the 10th ultimO, when he called
npon Riggs & Co. to cash a check for
twenty thousand dollars
The Postofice Department declines to re-
deem any more postage stamps used as
currency, and is returning them to the
owners.
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CLAIMS.
AND THEIR HEIRS

d. W. GAGE, Successor to Gage Bruce,
Is authorized and licensed by the United States to
collect Pensions, Bounty and Back Pay, and other
Claims against the Gov ernment OF the u. $ and OF
the State of Ohio By late law Of Congress Soldiers
DISCHARGED by essOn Of WOUNDS received in service,
are entitled to elOO Bounty Soldiers Of the three
months service and large number Of others,
titled to pay for service before being mustered into
the .. S. Service and thOuBands who were not mus
tered in at ali arc now entitled to pay All such can
have their claims promptly adjusted and collected By
personally or by letter, enclosing stamp, to
ID. W. GAGE, 1853 Superi1r-St,
Opposite the Merchants Bank,
glava1and fshfo
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LIEcoLN's LAsT.-A good story is told Of
President Lincoln. A personal friend said
to him; " Mr.. President, do you really
expect to end this war during your admin
3stration p The President lin reply
ECan't say, cant say, Sir" The Querist
-"Bub Mr.. Lincoln, what do you mean to
do p The President-"Peg away, Sir;
peg away. Keep psggiHg away"
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS,

HBFor Sale by all Druggists mar9n r:
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MILLINERY.

SPRING FLOWERS,
STRAW TRIMMINGS,
and full Stock Of every, hing4 hs line Of MILNE
- for the Wholesale Trade It
/ P SHERWOOD'S,
april 245aud 2H enperiOr-St.
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DEALERS IN-Glain, Flour. ProviaiOns, Salt, Fish,
Lard, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Dried Fruits and
Produce generally. COusignments Of
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RrFFR ro-Jossph Perkins, EsQ., Pres't Bank Of
Commerce, Cleveland, o.; h. B. Hurlbut, Esq, CASH
Ter Bank Of Commerce; l.. n. Hubi y, Esq Pres u
U. O. Railroad, cleveland, D. Janl5:435
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General J. Donaldson Cox fills the place
made vacant by the death of General
Cooper, as Commandant of paroled prison
eFs in Camp Chase.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-13
New York Factory Prices.
s. BRAIRARD 4 oO.t
-,a 23 Superior-st.
Do PILKO AlID HELODE0Ns IKE IR EIcRARsE
ALSU-ON HAND,
Relodeons, Small LnstrE1ssats, Strings, 4

Among the many certificates OF the excellence and
merits OF these Piau0s, would EoeT 70 the follow
ng:-
Ma. W KEABE, Baitimore, Dear Sir - have great
pleasure in certifying that have tried you Square
Pianos and find them equal, II not superior, 70 any
il this country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish them, Ia the eTeness Of tone the agree
able ard easy touch, and volume Of tone. Wishing
you all the SUCCESS you 90 highly deserve,
am Sir. VOIIr7 very truly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-13

Mr.. GEO A. BARL0W These noble Instruments
possess immense T. Of power and expreasions
The bass is and grand the middle register
rich and Bympathetic while the high notes are bril-
liant, clear and pure ~ silver bells.
The scale is even without single haW5 the sstiOn
iR smooth and marvelously easy and the pedal effects
ths fuest OF which the PiGuo0rte "a susceptible.
In word, kuaba'B Pianos are worthy OF the great
est Artists and capable Of rendering tbs hneat
compositions known In this realm Of Art
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-13

This is to certify that about ghteen months ago
commenced using STERLING's AMBROsIA. MY batr
was short, thin, aud rapidly falling ont had tried
ing any benefit. 5000 after using the hmbrOsia, my
hair ccas falling out, and commenced growing 50
rapidly a. 10 astJush me Now my hair Is thick, soft
aud glossy. and five FEET four inches In length
when let down, aching to the hO.'r. This Wondet-
fUl result 1 attribute solely toe OF Sterling g
AmbrOsia, az sine crmmenced u ing it have ap
Mr.. l. A. BLOWN,
..H No 413 Broadway. N y.