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Receipts at ToledO.
The receipts of Flour, Wheat and Corn, at Toledo
on saturday last, were follows:
Mhedt' Dusn. oZ2
OOEn Dus 9, ,455
Rose & Prentiss' Provision Market Re-
- port
Ihe following are the rates charged by them:
HRms-Suga premium Hams, D h...,.......I lc
ShOuiders-sugar-cured y
Sugar-cured canvassed D b..............7c
BaCou-or Smoked Sides q .............. 80
Lard-Pnme leaf, kettle-rendered in bbls p b 81 c
Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs D H.. lOc
POrk-HO. mess D $50
Extra clear q rs 80
BS- No extra charge made for packages or cartage
TO railroad depOts boats Ali articles are warrant
ca strictly prime and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly flied. Our sugar cured Hams and
kettle-rendered Lard took the hrst premium at the
late Ohio state Fair. BOSE PREhTISS,
Nos l42, IA and l46 Ontario-st., cleveland
iuly4R28
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DOLPH's PAINTINGS
AZ ATcIiOn this Evening, at Shaw's,
No. $50 superior street.
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COMPANY G of the 29th volunteers, will
probably not go into Camp to-day, as they
have net received their uniforms
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they sell at II Public Square the finest
make Of Pianos in America, at lower figures
than any other house in the city can sell at.
seDtl
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NY. STOCK MARKRT-AuEust 81,
icy rELHeRAPHI- .
N. Y. BANK sTATEMENT-Aueusr 81.
BUFFALO mARKEr-Ausust 81.

FIOuF-Market dull and nothing doing
Wheat-Market dull, with small sales at 94695c
for No Chicago Spring and sOc for ordinary MilWau
kee Club.
gOrn-In fair demand, with sales at 57@57xc
Oais-Market quiet.
Other grains quiet
Whisky-In Tair demand. Sales 500 bbls at 45c.
Eretghts-Corn ll4@l2c and wheat l3Ac to
Nav York
ImPOFIs-I4,OOO ibis -four, lOI,OOO bush wheat,
lS600O bushels corn.
ExporIs 400 barrels -four, 5000 bush wheat,
liz 900 bushels corn.
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BUsIWEss EOTIQKF.
CLEVELAND wOOLEN MILLS.

A. & E. C. POPE,
Supelintendents, Manufacturers and Dealers
all kinds of
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The National Taxes against Mauufaotur

The National Taxes against Manufactur-
ers, &C., for July, 1858, in Cuyahoga County,
are due. Such taxes, as we'll as those on the
Annual List for Licenses on Income, Car
riages, Silver Plate, &C., must be paid during
the month of August Only United States
money received. Office open from A. N. to
3P.M. RIoHARD G. PARsoEs.
Cleveland, Aug. 20, 1853. Collector.
aug2l:455
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ssIMEREs,

W LEN GOOD >,
Consisting of Plain and Fancy
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6SIMERES,
DOESKlNS,
SATTINETS,
UNIONS,
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, E TO.
A good stock constantly on hand, adapted to
the Western Market
Market prices paid for Wool and Pelts, in Cash
or Manufactured Goods.
Office and Salesrooms,
NO. 95 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
eugS-R2
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TIE most delioate perfumes in the city
at Halls, No. II Public Square. sept1
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CAMP CUYAHoGA.-Ths weather being
pleasant yesterday large number of people
we're attracted to Camp Ouyahoga.
To day the volunteer militia go into camp.
The 2stb Volunteers (Of this city, Colonel
Hayward, will form on the Public Square at
9 o'clock this morning, and march to Camp
under command of Lieutenant Colonel Fra
zee, Colonel Hayward being commander of
the Camp. Colonel Asper's regiment of vol
unteers from Warren is expected this morn
ing. A battalion of four companies is ex-
psctsd from LOrain county. There will be
from 800 to 1900 volunteers in camp to-
day. They remain two days, the camp
breaking up on Wednesday afternoon.
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g8rUtISsns Wishing convsyance 20 either OF tbs
boye Trains or B0at8 Win be called Tor bF Coaches
fBtsEels' Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
{ the Omnibus once. 1l7 superioF-sf., next door 10
ths Weddsll House.
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DR. BETTELEY has removed to the Office
Of Dr.. Blair, Erie street, first door south of
EUCLID. August8.l23
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MILITIA ELECTIONS IN LAKE COUNTY
The lst and I'd regiments Of Lake county
held elections of officers at PsinsvilIe on Sat
urday last, resulting as follows:
First RegioleHt-COlOnel, Samuel W Phelps,
Painesville; Lieutenant-C Colonel, S. Wire,
Perry Major, Delss Few, Leroy.
Second Regiment Colonel, A. Houleston,
WilIOughby; Lieutenant-C Colonel, F. Paine,
Jr., PainesvilIe; MsjOr, - Daniels, Men
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Mas. DAT's sCHOLL.-The Fall Term of
Mrs. Days school, corner of Euclid and Erie
streets, will commence on "WEDNESDAY, Sep
tember 2. Lessons will be given as usual in
Penmanship by Prof. Wilbur of the CONNER
cial College, and in German and French bv
Madam Swain. Madam Swain is also a sue
cessfuI teacher of Music. septl-455
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M,skNIN(4 LEADkR.
WAVELER,s HEssFER.

TUESDAY mURNING. SEPT. /, '6s.
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UNION LIGHT INFANTRY !
Company B, 29th REGIMENT, o. V.M.

UNION LIGHT INFANTRY,
Company B, 29th REGIMEET, 0. V. M.
August 29th, 1868.
All members of this Company are ordered
to report at Sanford Hall on Tuesday Morn
ing, September I'd, 1868, at 7 O'Clock,
with blankets, tin cup, plate knife, fork
and spoon for camp duty.
Every member is exps,ted to be presen
and no excuse viii be received or leave Of
absence granted until reported in camp.
By order. W. WARRINGTON.
aug3I First Sergeant.
Co. F, 18th REGIMENT, o. V. Every
member of this company is ordered to re
port at the armOry, on Tuesday morning
next, at ~ o'clock, in full uniform includ
ing gloves. Each man will also provide
himself with blanket, knife, fork and
spoon. By order of Commsndant,
augsI. Ist Serge Sergeant
ATTENTION, GRAYs, Co. A., 29rH REo1-
AENT 0. V. M.-You are hereby ordered to
appear at the ArmOry, Tuesday morning
September LIST, 1868, at ~ o'clock, fuIjy
armed and equipped for two days muster and
cncampment. T. S. PGDDooK.
aug3l;2t Capt Commanding
INFORMATION WANTED.-Informatio is
wanted of a young man by the name Of
Samuel Bard, who left his home in Toledo
little over two weeks ago, in a state of mind
bordering on insanity. The next day after
he left Toledo he wrote to his sister in the
latter place that he had obtained employ
ment as foreman in a shop in this city, but
nothing has since been heard of him. The
following is his description Age, 81 !;
height, feet inches, stout built, slightly
stoOp shOuldered dark brown hair, redish
Ehiskers round features, pale complexion
small, deep set brown eyes teeth tobacco
stained, front one having a small piece
broken from it. He had on when he left To-
ledO black cloth coat, with linen coat over
it; small plaid, linen pants, light summer
vest, leather CATERS, pink striped cotton
shirt, and flannel undershirt.
Any information concerning him may be
lett at the LEADER office. aug29:tf
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TIE 10TH REGIMENT o. V. This reg
giment is now stationed at Folly Island,
forming part Of the forces attacking CharIes-
ton. Major Arnold is in command, Colonel
Meyer having resigned. Colonel
Miller was wounded at Gettysburg and is
now at home, but will soon rejOin the regi-
ment.
The 10Th was in McLean's brigade at
GhancellOrvilIe and nObIy sustained the high
reputation of its friends, and at Gettysburg
gained immortal honor. May its battIe-Aag
soon wave over the ruins of Charleston.
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DHurBTKT-Dr. B. P. Robinson, office
so Wood street. All kinda of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and at low price. deo2R27
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CLAIMS AND PATEETs.-Bounty, back
pay and pensions collected for soldiers and
their heirs. Also, Patents and every other
class Of claim.
We pay special attention to suspended
claims, and those on which other ATTORNEYS
have failed. No charge unless successful
Write to us and We will send you our paper.
Q. 6. Bruce, Cleveland, Ohio, and Washing
ton, D. G. iune3:R2s
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LOCAL H0TTOEs.

GREAT BAEKRUPT SALE OF Doors AM
SRoEs.-The big rush for boots and shoes a
this establishment still continues. Crowdl
may be seen at all times passing in and out
This cannot be wondered at when we say
they are selling off at about fifty cents or
the dollar. These goods were made in Chi
cagO by one of the largest manufacturing
and jObbing houses in the West, and for
style, elegance and durability are surpassed
by none. This stock is to be elOsed out in
the least possible time, and to all who are
about to lay in their Winter supply for them
selves and family we would advise to " go
in % while the opportunity presents ITSELF
Don't forget the place, lOs Superior street, a
few doors from Water street. sept1-455
The Fall Term Of the school on the corn
er Of Prospect and Huron streets, will open
on Monday, September 7th, and continue
sixteen weeks.
Terms; For all English branches and
Latin $40 per quarter of ten weeks-includ-
ing French, SIS.
No deduction made for absence exeept in
cases OF protractcd sickness.
Applications may be made at the school
buildings. L. T. GUrLFoRD-
sePtI:4o5 J. S. HoPKIEs,
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,KAzrAs OTrr. Anau.t 81

NPfS yAFAg august ol.
Lieutenant Colonel ElREk, Of the 9Th
Kansas Cavalry, returned last syeniag
from the pursuit Of Qusntriu throuek
jackson, Cass and johnson counties. His
commsnd killed 40 perpetratorf Of the
Lawrence massacre. Other companies re-
turned to different parts having killed
aud wounded several bushWadkers. Among
the killed is Captain Estes, recruiting OF.
GER for Marmsduke. The whole numbeE
Of gucrrillas killed, 90 far Is known, con
siderably exceeds one huddred.
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WADsWORTH's " Day Up" FOR CAFARRH.-
We do not hesitate to say we think this med
icine is the H'Ost VaIuable remedy for Oata1rl
We have ever sold.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81.
The sales to-day Of GoVsrnmsnt bonds
amounted to $5S0,45O. Deliveries are
made to July 9th.
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CIEEELAND INsTITUrE-The fall term
OF Cleveland Institute will commence on
Wednesday September I'd. Buses will run
as usualfOr the accommodation of day school
ars from the city. aue6t
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sTERLINe's ANBROsIA FOB TIE HAIR.-This
article is becoming very popular, judging by
It's extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
moh23 STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
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proposals.
OypIcR on GpHBaAL 9uBasr-
No Staie.st Nav Yoik. ApIl 4. lJoJ.


A RMY SUPPLIES-BEEF CAFTLE.-
n SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the anaei'
signed at this Office. until O'Clock ID on sAlCNpAi
18th inst for supplying BEEF CATTLE for tho use Of ns
United States Army to be deliver ed at the
DROVE YARDS New-York CityIor at some ether couven
ient point in or Ia the vicinity Of the City Of
to be designated by the undegned and In such numbers e
may from time 70 time be required not exceeding Que tno
to the 3st day Of October 1885, notice to be given to the
contractor saturday Of each week on his application al
this oce OF the Dober Of cattle hs shall be required 10 ae
liver curing the 10 lowing week.
A. the cattle will he required for Shipment zone nu TN
qudHy oil oxen or steGTs, entirely fee oL All VI
inreection and not les than onr years old VIII be re-
ceyed aud no lot Of cattle tho average g0ss weight OF whcn
10 not as Ligh thirteen hundred and hy pounds nor spy
bu lock OF weight than twelve hundred and MY
pounds The weight OF each bullock to be ce
tanned by the time of weighing to be determined by
the Inspector on the part Of the United states MI eeoe
starr whore ceIcie Of Inspection, stating toe number OF
cattle delivered their ~sht 1c Will eons,itut,
of which the accounts will be paid when
funds are In hands foT the purpose Each proposal to be en-
teHained must have printed copy Of his advertisements
posted at It's head, a. ID be ia the following form:
81, Abb, 81 the city or town Of - county of -
slate Of hereby tn deliver 20 tbs suhsstsnce De-
psrtmen Of the u. Amy the Washington Drove Yards
Newfok City other point In sad city TO be de-
tgnsed such number Of Beef Cattle, not exceeding one
thousand bead any calendar mosh, OF the quality cond
ton, &C., described In tho advertisements above posted
may from time TO time be required furnish on due nothcA
tion, Al - cents per poand gross weight
To be subscribed by two responsible sueties as follows:
We The undesisncd hereby that should the above
bid be accepted. will give bond 10 the SUN OF ten
thousand dollars tina. the contract shall be fulfilled
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.IY PEP CENT INTEREST.
Gales On Anttloil.
]. BLEECKER, son e. Co. win sell at

A ]. BLEECKER, SON a. Co. viii sell at
n auction, TUESDAY, April T. at u o'clock, al
the Merchants Exchange Salerooms No Ill Broadway;
On WlLLET-ST. two II Dusss and Lot known - 70
IS Wiet-L. W. between Delaney and Ryingtoneia iot
2sxioo feet house street 2ory brick font house IN
-story brick The property rents for about Sov per
Annpm aud In good order half remain bond and
mortgage. Possession May !.
ALSO:
ON lOeTH-Sr-Four lots Of Ground the n. ITO feet
o3dsv being 10 size each 25xl00 half can remain
the street 10 100 feet wids
ALSO-EXECUTOR5 SALE;
ON WEST l3rH-ST.-The Lot aud Building on the n. g.
known No az West I3h-s botween 9th and iotav.
backsmiths shop In front and 3ory basement and sub
cellar House rear, with sleyway; on the lot iaIiv'
feeti s. 900 can remain bond and nortgass.
BY order Of WIN. JOHN NIX, Executors Of the Efss
OF J. ID. Jackson. -
ALsO-SUPREME COURT SALE:
ON PRINCE, SULLIVAN AND THOMPSON-STS-
Six parcels on said streets; sIico feet each y order
Y. T. RUGGLES Referee
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1863. ~. - lna i. =, 1906.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD. Hs
with tie connections, forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
ERon NEw.YoRK raE PRlscIPAL WeSIxRs CIrIns
Seven Trans daily nom New York TO Philadelphia a
ALL rHSSTSH yTE%INS FOR 1T rus VEST By THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEw-YORk FROM THE
F0oT OF COURTLANDT-Sr.
York II zine other routes Evening passenger
at 8 p IN. one hour aer than otbor lines- -
By way Of Allentown evening passengers leave u D. us
arrive at thu time Northern ins IN Chicago aud al
points In the North Crrstlne Indianapolis Louisville,
81. Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati. and al main
Sleeping Care without change rua from Philadelphia 70
Pittsburgh $50 miles. aud Newly Pittsburgh ~ milsA
Smoking and saloon Car. on all usns
EaIe the same other routes ..
Baggage checked through. Transfers fres
Secure Ticket WESTERN ESD EST IL A;Sss'A
Aee"mmosaoa Iue ~aieh .aoid. comfortable mode Of
travel to parties moving Westward, a ens-nHi '"'
Of fare. pprtogTs - '.'
By this route feigbs of ali dsscp ions OF o. E.n,ncLv
70 and from aoy psin on Tue Lawn Or Missoad BY RAIL
aoXR 1, * . 81 s T. fi.Sash q -.
Tho rate. Of Freight 70 Railroad are times .vo.b:
the NE other RslrOad Comp.niea merchants and
shippers tns snSSa"cs On Il. spcedy tfsnat
Company. can rely ~nia M sTUck- = -
v,,,, aud Deaen ia Live Stock WIN nnd s most I'd
,sntsseous route .ap-coas a,snsS sn M. Up
every attention 10 psid their wants
ESam Harrisburg where will BE- io.na every coTvsnenee es
, st.dS NETWORK and BALFINORE MARKETS
L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. lAstor- hoa-e-
LEIGH 4 Co. Freight AGENT.
MCDONALD 1 BisCHOfN EmlsIsnt As.nt.,
. ..L-- No. Bsttsryplscs.
LNocH LEWIS esasrL sap.ratsndsat Al.ssaA5A
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. March %. 1868.
PROPOSALS for DESIGNS, MODELS, and

t)ROfOSALo LOT DESlGNo, nioD n,, ""u
l. PRINTING on TREASURY NofnS e., ,o =" i..r.S
hereby invited Tor designs for Treasury NOTES 70 10 'uou
under tho act approved March g. 1853.
Proposals will received for the communications OF u.s. ~
50s !uO 500 lOus, and oOOs the fght peba feeveu ~
the Secretary 81 the Treasury omit any OF the above de
ohers TO substitute tho designs
OF one for them in-
tsrebsus.sbly or 10 altsr heir LEGENDS.
The must be nation. their chNa,ter and peter
y, il he riyeu under 60 ances such have
40, h. nod An " ho,e or Ia mart ppou any Currency bond
or other repre,rn,sye OF value and completed
III Al. bs ~ ss uniform va Of ssyeo inches by three
sncI.. 49, "
INNS, n. n, bab the obver,s and reverse Of the
ia. obvsr.e ran, prominently present the words
sTyr.sray NoTv with the folowiee or similar legend
"r~o wear. ar date the United SAFES win pay G.aIcr
6ny dollars with interest at five per cent per paJs
III .sni annually - a. follows;
o a.. a., d,x ~ ctobet lae1 on. dollar and fifty Cents
Do hs a,., Ssy Of Anil 1854 on. dollar and Atty cents
0n Dc ar., dy OF Oeobsr 1894 one dollar and fifty cents
no On. e,,, dy NJ Anil 1865 one dollar .nd fry cents
m. nm, s,nctnr ts accrued snd accrdos interest mpt
.eed of the width Of tbs note ard about
go ~ ., - IL "a a. d. !. Al ana FOR IN. ,irnalures Of
,bs FI,.,.nrsr ana R.ri,tsr
~ - ne. rms, Ia two tabIsts TO contain tho
following es.nds or such Others Of about the same number
Of -ords .s may be substituted by the Secretary:
la, Th, will be exchanged by the Tres sursf any
A.tut Treasured or any specially dsposary Of
ib United states for United States equa ia to
m fec yalu. and interest to last date Of inter payment
or "rh. ro,o IL legal the extent United
s,a,s,not,. for lie face value. without interest"
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Gteambcais ano Railroads.

DAILROAD SAFETY.-No. Railroad car can
sow re endered properly constructed TO run in pas
vgns,r tain without beiig provided with the DREAMER
mace a. the brakes In the hsnds OF the engineer Nearly
iory ca.ss OF sccent have been msted by
n, durns the lat FIVE aud thousand
on many Of hs best roads Of the United States with
this safeguard attached IL Ia also being successfully intro
due Enfsni and France. ald probably the first Amer
can runway inveD ion in Europe Orders solicited, aud
will DO 6flsd prouptly No advance 10 price, Address
TIE DREAMER SAFETY BRAKE Co
..s .. ....F ID . No. 239 Broadway, N. Y. .
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ASSISTANT orsRrERxAsrRR's OFFICE, U. 8. A.,
No. u Fareui Hall Square, Bostoa, April 2. 1853 }

ASSISTANT orsRrERxAsrRR's OFFICE, ". 8. A.
No. u fareun Hall Square. Bo'tea, April 2. 1863
PROPOSALS for TRANSPORTATION OF
i GOVERNMENT sUPPLIE5.-Plopo'als will be re-
oeived at this Office until THURSDAY, April ct D. M.
Tor the Of about 5000 barrels OF Governments
stores from Boston 10 New. Orleans
Vessel. Of not over 600 barrels capacity preferred.
Bidders the rate barrel Of 'x cubic feet upon
the following basis; , 4,
Flour AL articles in Sur barrels to be considered
as cubic feet Barrels Of Beef and Pork 20 be condend
oeTcd into cubic feet with tho customary 0nehi'n on rom
eli round pleiaJea -,
copy Of this Advertisement be attached to each bid
VIM w. HckIM Captain and A. u NJ
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A j. BLEECKER. son q 90. will seII 81

.neii1n on THURSDAY April le a. 10 o'clock at the
N.reha1ts' FIehtuge ) a~so0us. No. III broadway;
VALUABLE MOGT-ST PROPEHTf.-The LOr tnown
No. zss the east side, between Prince and houoh
Sire, 2t1b9 feet. ~, o,,
Also on MOTT sr.-Ths premises Known IS No. lct,
rince and Houftonst sI- l0ts9 feet On the
frout 4. two story Aod sc AGs HOUSE 2rO eet wEieh
rents for shout $40 per DECEASED store Tor ID
last 20 y,aa On two..toTy sic and bsemen t
fame ou.e 20I2o feet 70 per cent can remain on oond
aud mortgage Maps, lie, Al No II Csdsf't. sdjoinnS
Bhuk Of Commerce.
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Ocean Steamers.

NJ o. ROBERTS LINE.
wi, STEAMSHIPS to SAN FRANCISCO snd OREGON,
over NICARAGUA TRANSIT The steamship
AMERICA or ILLINOIS.
will leave for GREYTOWN to connect with steamship
MOSES TAYLOR
At noon on SATURDAY, April *, 1863
For freight or pssssss sppiy to ,,uo,
No. III Westst., corner OF Warren
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NETWORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA.
~ NYs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS to HAVANA and
NEWORLEASs-The new and elegant sde-w wheel steam,
ship NOR NIN0 STAR A. ID. Perkins. Commander, viii
leave No. 81 North River foot Of Beach for Havana
and Nsw-O rlesns. WEDNESDAY, April l5 a. oclock
o. m Tho Ias ,eoger nmodsoas this CompAnys
exeeed those OF other steamers In
the world No freight received or bills Of adng signed on
the day Of sailing For freight passage apply to JAMES
A RaYNOR No IS broadway.
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Tho ability Of the surees TO respond in the If ten
thousand dollars must be certified by tbs u. s. District At
toney other proper officer sach csrcae to accompany
the proposal. . -
Proposal, to Be udorsed Propo.sls for Beef Cattle" The
reht ess with the United States reject any ell the bids
hall be regarded satisfacory All bidde" to be
present at the opening. -
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BoABD o. SUPRRvisoRs, OFFICE NO. CITY hall,
SEw.YoRK, March 2s. 1851
PROPOSALS for the Hiring or Leasing OF
Building, parts Of Buildings to be used for Armerie,
Companies and Re gneDts OF the New
National Guard will received at the Office Of the Cerk Of
toe Board of Supervisors OF property and others
The the locations quantity OF room term
Of AID aud parties presenting proposals 70 submit
diagrams. , rs,
Rooms JOS. b. YOUNG, Clerk.