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OsVvEGO aEARKET-Oc.. &c.

IBT TELEsRAPH.l
RI0ur-Market steady.
WheaI-Eiem but quiet
COrm-Sraroe. 70 sales
OaIs- Better. sales at 6Ucl7O5ko
BHrley-Held at sl,4U.
Canal EreighIs-Flour 50G5ic, wheat l4c to
New York.
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REHovAL.-The undersigned has re-
moved from his old place, on Seneca street,
to 1873 Ontario street.
WILLIAM LOURIH.
Cleveland, October 18th, 1868.
octI5.I91
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DOARDIEG.-A Few BoARDERs
ID can be sccommcdA ed at no. As Bank s.. fy sp-
plying fmmeoiatsiy. Oct2 1t
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d" Ant ED-A SITUATION AS
w sllosmaa fua Dry CooJs o. srocerv Store,
via ecod references. APPLY TO HUGH NURC8I-
son -Ifs OutursC-St. Cct2T-iN
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JUST R RE0EIVED,
a New and Complete AZ AC.Or.msu. o,
'inSI GsaLsiI sn1 pOGole AepIyr WOrsteds, Silks
NneIIILesI Fsttr.rns, Canvass, En-
OrOidere1 Cushions, Slip
pers, Beads, SC.
R9-An kirds Of Knitting. Cr0obst wor. IN
broidering and Stamping done % orssr ~ A' nm
.... MRS S. sOHRjMPFFS,
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MORNINGLEADER.
TUESDAY mORNING. OCT. "a, 1859.
TEAVELER's REGIsTEE.

eB7Oitizsns Wishing conveyance TO either OF shb
a1ove Trains or Boats !l Be esiled for By Cosrhss
ctstsysns' Omnibus Line by lesTiag theiT aGdresa
the WedEcll Ho1fe.
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ITO BUILDERS.-SEALED PROPo-
SIS will be received fer one week, for the con
struction Of an Armory fOr Cos and G, 18th Reg-
ment. flans and sp- cifcatlons can be seen 81 me
ofics Of the OIty Civil Epgineef. ccl25-l22
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Rose IL Prcntiss' Provision Market Re.
port
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FOR EUROPE.
g TEA MsHIP ,~A
GREAT EASTERN. -
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
ROWLAND & AsPINWALLI,....-...Ag gents.
THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN,
TnrB B.rnruH DID,

Se------@--ANAa
WILL Be DISPATCHED
From LIVERPOOL, From NEW YORK,
Wednesday, Aug. 18th, at Wednesday, Sept. s, st 8
4o'clock P. NJ. precisely clock A. H, precisely.
And at intervals thereafter Of about six weeks from
each port.
FIRST CABIN 70 sl3o.
SECOND CABIN, State Room Berths, meals fur.
nishsd at separate tables......--....---. 20.
BEExcursion Tickets out and back, IN the lst and
ID Cabins only, e fare and half
BTServRnts accompanying passengers, and child
rem under u years Of age half fare. Infants tree.
THIRD CABIN, intermediate State Rooms, passen-
gers found with beds bedding, table utensila.
and good substantial
STEEBAGE, with superior accommodations ...-..s31-
~Prices Of Cabin Passage from Liverpool at same
gRtes e. ab0ve.
HS- Price Of Steerags Passage from Liverpool s25
BS-An Fares payable in Gold, or its equivalent In
o. 8. Currency.
W. Each Passenger allowed twenty cubic feet OF
lug gage. An experienced Surgeon on bosrd.
Ftr passage apply only TO CHAs. A. WHITNEY,
ct the passage once, Is Broadway, or 20
Il. L. BRAYTONy
Saltwater Building, Cleveland, y.
ROWLAND a ABPihWALL.
suRIs122 AEeots. a South-St.. n Y.
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w a Mt ED-A SITUATION
w as Clerk iu some Dry Goods or Fancy store,
By yCur lacy. Apply 10 Box /, East Cleveland
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MUSIC-LEssONE UPON THE PIANO
lyI Forte or Afelodeon VIII be given at the resi-
dsnce Of the Pupil Teacher, at No 81 Prospeet 81
or address P. q. box u 2 %. bAO Dhb-
nrtrQ-Tg1
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n A. READ & CO, BANKERS, 95
Ne Superior-St., pay the highest Premium for
Coupon interest due on O. S. Government Bonds, and
Buy and Sell all kinds Of Stocks and Bonds on Com
mission
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Daily Receipts.

The following statement shows the:daiy receipts of
-four and wheat at the aforementioned places on
October p:
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REV ADVE8 TlSEhiENTS.

E=-"FOR sEbE," "TO BERT" LOST"
WwEHTs.'l % IS FCuE ., " Z" ROARDIEG" "QUE-
RlFs" ans other short notices, not exceeding
Toup L1grs iuasfted rlVioe IN this column for
as cents, three times rs osnts, iOuE times
so cents for all over ToUR LIEEs, and not eL-
oosdiug HIGHT LINES double above rates.
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ITO RENT.-IRAD KELLEY OFFERS
his teaufifll residence on Euclid St, to come
nerron OF qood reputation with q small family with
whom be proposes TO board sufficient In number, to
set OF Tor rent He proposes TO rent most Of the fur
niurs it'll the dwelling. There also nine acres
OF land attached to the place. Verbal or written
proposals Ill be attended TO convenient.
oefg7-l2l
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WANTED IMMEDTATELY.-
w good b Blacksmith. whJ understands the work
ing Of Steel. 70 work at one of the Iron Mines on
Lake Superior. address GEO. Z. HALL, Drawer 4ug
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MONEY LOANED.-C. A. READ
lNA & CO., Bankers. negotiate Loans on good En-
dorssd Notes; also, on Notes Secured By Mortgage,
S. surerior-et.
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NOLD AND SILVER.-C. a. READ
J o., Bankers, 81 Sqperior:st., pay the high
est premium for all kinds Of premium money.
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DOR SALE-ONE PEDDLING WAC
oE, entirely new, suitable for ore or two hOr-
ses Also o. sett Doub,e Harnsrs Nfll he sold low
st oct23-IZ2
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oot3E2
HORSE FOR SALE-OF MEDIUM
size; color, dark chestnut sorTel and hand
kind. Enquire of O.J. KEELEB, NC. % south side
Public sQUare. or at 2s2 Erie-St. ootSal'
MONEY To LOAN-AT WAC
lNl ner's Loan Ofiice- corner Of Water and SUpe-
ffor-Sts. See advertisements IN another column
Also variety OF unTsdtensd Watches, Jewe Y,
Guns. &C fol sale. loctl-lsll J q. W. .&A9AEk
&60 WOn H. HAINES. LOAN
p0Os UOOs Cfhce, s4l Superior Street, up
Stain. Money lOzned in sums to suit on collateral
security, good business paper and real estate mort
cages sept26.
WOOD YARD.-KRAUsE 4 BRo,
w have established new WOOD YARD ct the
foot Of superier-St., the Dock, where they will
keep on hand ali kinds Of HICEOBY. MAPLE,
BEACH and MIXED FO8r Foot Wood. Wood eawsd
By MAehioery when ordered, and delivered in any
'iEs aassi.sS 81 saS city O. b. AAA9ssi 9ss6.
TNGINE FOR SALE.-A SECOND
hand Engine for sale eight horse power. VIII
Be sold ohesp for cssh. Apply at tne Leader Ofhce.
auE5-'
EOR SALE CHEAP-A SMALL
JIG LATHE And TUENlNG TuOLs-Suitable
lor making Models small Machinery Enquire OF
b. DNMlh9, Leader Buildings, Superior-St. iu2s
MORNINGLEADER.
TUESDAY mORNING, OCT. %, 1853.
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oetT,
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le discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chill
rem, and rightful heirs ofall deceased soldiers
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WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN &
w his Wife, Rosrd with pleasant rooms, in the
lower part Of the city convenient to business. Would
furn sh rooms If preferred. Aderess box l6ls, city
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Ani,sen.c, &.

WALLACT's TnEArlE-'lhc rrOpcning If lhis
irorIle aoas, on Wcdne -4y might d.ew i1g Iacr one
n tIr nr.,' and most fa.l1aalae asiruo!agrs ever
coon ul,hlu .,s walls 4 Dew t,rari dnia4 MAS pro.
1ec,d on ihc orca.on written By Mr Lester wllack.
aud e'tlilcd Ho,rdalc. 81. tle Ride Ball. We snv
uc.l, four hour Of IT, md th'n withdrew rrcfiinr o.
.e- u.s. d-4oa0reHf when were irss aiiled Tue only
c4cuae iof producing piece of tlai Some
oi, Dad l.lal,rel" rr.blbi, tlc person having in
Gm.r tlc dock e o. establishment Dad lsflrcicd io
sand ap As it wou'I be- unfir Co. discuss the merits
play before ia, ia sccu il through ~ siau defer
,loin. o with " lo.cd4o uu.il It hns been curtacd of
No. uuM.r pioport.ols and presented "a css question
abs shape. Sliio. 10 &, ray for the present. th The
G..t tire. acts aerc ven received ~ the house; that
re n.tingup % r,s point was almost without eacoP
r.n good. TIA, ai iAc ucmbcrs Of TIE company were
handsomely received. that Their really brilliant
ii lluot st.mc anl s,Oneiy. a4i tint Tie ply VA.
@, .cp.i..i cY,iy .,'f u.til further noticc.
l,u.Os CAuDrA-Nr Forrest played his Da-
... .a Wclntl y night ard his Rc4cl'eu on Tinrs'
ta, g. iue.ers houses and VIII give Dis next three
nis 80, Spafi.
1HL s. MIrR GARDEN. Mr. Booth repeated
D.. Hml-t Jest NIGHT ~ The eighth time during h'f
present .llgc4.c. and 10 night and tomorrow night
al. play Richard ~
BAnhUMa MUsEUM.-Ihc sensation Il the
w,e. 81. i1. been new spectacular drama entitled
" Idlle fie Dane. or Tie Shadow 81 Fate IN which
there 40 .e, than seven ap'riionS Of INC sho'l"
every ore % which would do credit 10 grave, iid.
IAc oci rrai Of tAc ghost 1T the Museum at present
afr to moving g4n figures the living eaS'ipeNi lac
Nn. 2macurcrm the lightning calculator. 'Ac eat
Ing tJn AID the grerls pie OF eoli 10 bc gwen
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tbs PERSONNEL OF THE NAVY


IT. C~4et Duke Constantine is the Admiral
C. l.rai o. the lc,t. Under him are command
a.t d.. thc de,t ia The Baltic. FIVE commandanis Of
s.'.lron-. enc .ommandan' OF the squadron IL The
b. sec. ard oae commandsn' OF the squadron IN
ths Caspian SCR. These oAccs ale filled ly Vice OF
Rear-Ai m.eti-.
Tue VI .,,.y Of Marine, which is presided over
II %. N mister q, divided INFO crAt departments
ual,r th- surveillance Of Direc'o-s and Nice-Di-
r .a e. -. alc: ]. The Chaiecasry =. The
i. rl-.ia.c. y ta, Personnel. g. Autographed
y f-.r..I. q. f.n..s>,.-at Department. >. Do
~ .-.rf .. N.,al Constitution. g. Audit Depart
lue.ii. g. Hc.uca. Directory. = Directory oil Al
i.Icy. d. f ION go the, There arc several minor
d....-fa ais. .a.ch are ohar-ca 30 the equipment
Q. i.. 1.,y ..r training Of sailors, The % I'M
t.l..a.. rf r-ra' iorircssrs a..
Tlc .A .n.c,f O., Russian Nay for 1852. ar'
co ~ 20 tle official bulge, ot thd y,-E 49,
90 .stS3i sslb.,.. or Sl5.ii-..1i
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Accident CnW.ea 10, Kcci.l's-nr." 81 '''o''
Prisoners general Lives Ao-i' nh'
MANY injured.

CNCEy,T Ihursi1y Oct. J. ir',i
i special Dispatch TO The co"mere'h rom
Nashville says:
About 3UJ Rebels. confined i1 an unfinished 'oi'l
known ~ TIE Maxwell House. were pre'iriia'ed nom
tn ar,h story through The siagray which vs. htici
up WITH temporary stairs. 20 t'r 'rcori ho'T' Inc
prison. p mlle siurtfne'ts fraa 20 breakfast OBJ"
t.c stair, gave wy urdc- tie unusual weight Two
have ben taken cr' of ihc ruins dead. Two nave
since died rom injuries received and d others asc n
u.el some have bota legs aaI arms hrltcu. aud
others arc uo-c seriously injured.
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NAsulysroN .f..s'l- oc.. lsG3.
,-ov THE .ro,q
--.,,,, ,i.o ARMY
..r, ...t....,
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-. ...r.. ISL. .t....... oa o.. south III .
~, r-.- r... li.r.e.,. .s... 8. sappo, 3D.! io
..-..,. t..,.r. .., ,a o., i,r,l. ,l.
..-.. .0..s 4 f,. d..sa-.. o. oo.s4icla.ie
e..,.. % i,.,,.. ,r.. observed going norttva
~. .,.. tit.. t-.F..r. frs.r.- "a p-fi .i O..
f..,el .,t. = co1crn,rrrin- b. o.. .1,J.
r,.,. ..rosr,D .,,.. n.A.r
.,.. .....-ioJ .,,.. .t. ...l authority o.
....... ....,,...f 81, y..
~.....- . .....- .,.t u. .,.,.
lass I'm ,........ .. ,.,.t.rp,l...l 81
Co.,, 1890 . ,.,rs,, .
rs... ......- c.l.,Ia,es .o
........ 3D.. .
......,...
t-A-. p -.Ai-t4 N-- . .-'
Cha.r,- H. Eery -f.l.t t.,f.tift, '--'i
~. a.a-' rat la 81 M'sm '"ai' 'l
lose t.n .-.l... ID against '0. -.'. }'.-a '' "'
-'-fof '- ii1 'ia 'a'i.. .' comm
0lie p''. 'l '''i-.'. '.'. w.
". A' -.-' ''
h.. OIL. 90 'l'A' lD'"..
. .... M ...,.t.,. . .
q % gov
81 Provost ''t 'i 'I'/' '''
g. 'r.' $500. " ','''~ '-'.''
j. 0.i'' 'f '.''.
TIE ~ '' ~ AND IA ''A' Dill .oA'' '''
= t.i-ul.fe. IepIr.rii.r ,Ar Missouri ""o
+ ...L. l.. veie r,ai. FL. .ate an ifinf '"
~" nr iir..-e.' to-aay b. being engaged "'
.-t'o., Q '.'li '"f'nhf t'T-''' fi''" TO o.
tr'.at,i '"-il.iiee 81 'iia'''.' '' ''' '''
1.. Con. ...o' "' iAc N"r' N'''''' ''''''
j. .'.'''''' ....., wolfe. an,
e,...-..e Scot, male ,.,r. a. ,hc-, s,ee,l -
d..
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The War Ina che aSOut.i-West.

cAlgo, Friday. Oct. J, 1865.
Trusten Polk and family, arrived here today
en- route for ST. Louis.
Gen. Shcrmans Corps is morning The dcstina'ion is
unknown.
The steamer Chocau which WIS damaged b. fire
below Columbus a Day or two ago arrived to-day. All
the Government freight on her saved.
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nisroyery OF "a FIoi TO Destroy Al 'h"
Government G'rnn,poris in ts,c 49,.

y. IOII', y 'N.T7IIF . y ~ TT
II is understood that plot ha. been ~ 'oY-
cred - burn al ue Govcrnmcn, tran ports o." tAe
western rivers Scycfl mcn have been .If'a'e'' ana
,r poa in irons. upononc Of whom cyaer 800" found.
,i,c npor being Translated dscloacd instructions u
orli H.. steamers Tat en- be- Of my 'cN' ~ i"'
co,e,omeat Tie matter 10 being fall! Investigated
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Ernn Nnrfrr.r HInrror,
FORTRESS MoSnor. wednesday. Sept

FORTRESS MosRor wednesday, sept 30 l'oj'
The transport Nellie Peniz arrived here 'H''
afternoon with colorod troops The steamer Planter a"
rived tbs morning
The flag oftruce boat NcwYork IL charge oi MhJo'
MulfoId left last night FOR Annapolis with o~ n
oi,t.,.1 nrienupr
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WALLACK'S TRgATER- Ro,edac, o. the Rifle Ball
ElBLOS OARnEH-Ile Gladiator.
INTER GAltDEN-EirhlId 49,. go.
BAKNtMS NJ >EUM--ludan Chiefs. Python ae-i hdrle'
the Dane-besi sea lost. tie Ghost sc.
ALHANiIA PAkNiON-Fquc-tIan.. al. Afnbs, NC
PAhk ghfAIEB, tbrook. ~ Dumb beiis; Beauty ana
tho b'ssi.
NEw-iORK THEhTER-Duchalaueru, Sc.
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for the conviction of the scamp who cuts the aquara
glasses with diamond"
NIBLo's SALOoY.-Artcmus Wards lecture
on "Wednesday night was largely attended and 80
brilliantly received that be has decided to repeat 1t On
Tuesday next
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!.La.Ou j.. 4. Ihaf.i.J. o't D. l-tj.
The Fu.i g.. lm1auOn %. lllu hl,inru '.osod
tl.i.y .tfrr Acli,ay. s one to r'ltoie1 bDy' - o
.sp,.H Z rr--il.n i.n 70.
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tho Army OF the Cumberland.
WASHINGTON Thursday. Oct. !. 1868.

Arrangements for prompt communication be-
tween Chattanooga and Washington are now perfected
1t is not supposed here in military circles that any Sc
rious mpcdmcnts will Interfere with the reinforcing Of
the Army Of the CuTnbcrland
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ciucrial Notices.

The Loyal Citizens % me r"n',n ', VI ~ -
.,.f.I,s a.. utl ui.truu IA vigorous p'"''
I'd, iou of a., war To- fhr i -urp "t 81 90" hrh'ioi
. ,u. a. lb ADMIN ~ lls made By the Union state D,n
held A s,r.s Sept p ibf air inYit d I'D ~ mn
i.itin NtNF3 a.fi. Franklin COTTAGE ON Ibt N3DAi anu
NUM- " uINul g. LEASH, Pic,iient
Ws. IHAiH is.c.
GARRETT DBLL
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lni..G,r. \, l.cnrk.

DAlroE Ohio Wcdn asday, sept. 30 lsOj.
Maj Gen schcnck arfiged here this evening
OIL tcl-dags leave Of absence. lie lcft Gen. Tyler
temporarily Boo chhrge Of tie Maryland Department.
1AeLe b ID foundation Or d. lor1-t u l-s rcIno.m
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- .-sgH r1ax-Js
I,ss u.

.rLr,rf.t. f W..fI..,.. 30 g. 0n T.-.I.r Sous a. ~
r..n u....r. ... ,f.... % rlafl4 a.l 10 ..sv4
49, O.. .- tIe liz AGO. f.sfa .f.. , Invited
I ,,.. h.. r,.lirn., o, IDOL. l,,lsr sir
49, r..... t,.ftt,.,.g rffu.d. > ,-.. g. "a I.0Ia.a
'.,Y. Il.. .. ..... 4. Do. Intn.y ss4t4.l ~. rt
80 a.. D.. E. d. ,r.s.ro..,.
81 nis-.u i'.-'. a.. -
"HN r'id "i fNi. d. H. .'' '-'.'' ''''f' '-'"
nHf dif.
.NfFff Dn th day trfi n'nif o. tisri..a Ron
NJ. 10 s.... .n Iin,n j. a. -.,i VINO. i.r a.,
TI...I tr.. .i q i..f respectfully lrfic'
.i..I D. l.r.af Old. ...i I.I. Ol ltf .ui. ia "
49," ''...'... D.. - Il. ....', ii.... p,
En- .i' ... \, % u. ,,.lfi.s tlt I
80. -. -
~. ~ ''. '' ilJ ~ N N"~'ist"'
,l..I .-.. tx al ,r..'
49,. fH... nl t.- .a~ il1m ir i.r fe.il,--e 30 n
i.uv Alh ff4rr DO 81 pt.... f.i.fl .rt Itriina
Hf. l.. f... .. ssrf..
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TOSIUN IHNIsNlYl VVIl l. I7''
Nnc hundred conscripi. left the depot at
Long Island 70 day for the Army Of the Po'mac per
s'el,reg TOr.s, City.
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-. JOHNS \, T., IrI.dnF, oct !. Irf3
Tic heavy aims Ol last week Occa3ioDcd ter
ri,e s.csnf ia o.. ilgcrs on tl- 4ud which Lls done
=, H.ft aa.r.c ~ t1e trlc-Tlh pil that tAey could
D.. a. r.rl l1. g.. $50 e.. -. THE .Ics have D.cI 80
pared. alG .4e asa.G ~ sDo4 o1aer
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!. Notice. q
. 1T IL A DYE.
1T Is A DYE.
IT Is 4 DYE.
IT Is 4 DYE.

In the year teas Mr.. MATHEWS hr prepared the VINE.
TihN HAIR DYE. Since that tine Il has been used ~
thousands and ia no instance has failed entire sai.s.
The VENETIAN DYE Is the cheapest IN the world ne
n5c. |. ONLY FIFTY CENTS. AID each boti.. c'Niins
~. Tho quantity of dive In those usua so- Tor -
The VENETIAN DYE Is warranted not 10 Al'e tHe has
or the scalp IN the slightest degree. .,.
The TEkFTiAN DYE works with rapidiiy aai certainty.
,hr I.ir recurring no preparation wha'eyef
The ESETlAN DYE produces any shade that my % 90
,,lon. TIA, vii not fade crocA wash outone that u
a. p~tmaneu, a, the hair itself tol sale BY a.. druggists
~ l.. MATHEWS General Agent.
No. 1. tio.ls.., New York.
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into Malta for repairs, almost in a sinking condi-
lion proppod rognd and round her hull with cables
and hawsers, and yet breaking so fast that her
COW were well nigh exhausted with their exertions
il keeping, lcr aGoat.
TIL RUSSIAN FLEET AT THE PRESENT TINE.
Great activity has for some time been prevalent
j, al the Russian dockyards, and the most strenu-
OF, efforts continue TO be made to repair the loss of
tlcir feet sunk in the harbor of Scyastopol. In
1Sji, Russia could only number in her navy two or
three propcllers. Since lSj,, several have been
rc-cnforcemcnts, and the squadron in the AMOR on
TIE eastern coast of Asia has been considerably
augmented. According to the latest official state
meni which We have at command june 1862, the
Is ssian feet then stood as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-02

Notice.
HAR DWARF AND CUTLERY TRADE
Tie nd, uci soa.d hcs leave e. cal he aten'1on oil no
Han r. and Cutlery Tr4d eeueEsy T. he fact o ou' hAV
Ing A,l~d Up. trstclsss
HARDWARE SALESROOM,
THE SECOND FLOOR OF Our AUCTION HOUSE,
No. 10 BARCLAI-ST,
with G.a.s show Css.. ifor Cs.ery Gun Ra'k' &c.
Rrhr ale, Of Hardware, cnisry sad Guns vii De held
i a.. fo5.a on each rHJ RSDAY throughout tn 'sson.
md I'll in no manner conflict With ourrssulaT 's"s Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DIRK
GOODS,
BOOTS AND SuOE>. tLOIfSd
STRAW GOODS, Sc.
with viii De- held herelosse, each Ks Al end
ON OR FIRST FLOOR.
F.,in our intimate acgus4'.lte via tr hariw 70 trin
~ -rl conhdrn, thai "e can live entire ,,ss.,on sa
slrr with much pleasure, - ic.srs tLAYiiS hLLltS
10. NJ. r. HowAgD. SASGER c.. M''.rs. kosis.
iiuRxruAL 4 >N.Ks. Go D. IT, GILLESPIE "sq, hi'hANo
p BEU.r e.q and ALBERT jEwErT, ed.
J.. f.. HAISEI Co.
AIIuOsEERs,
No 10 BAeciaN ST. rAw-iosK
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tlirg out or turning reis f,y frfr 49, go" .'~t
srt f.i. brg 81 o. iuiLat---, .t5aa l..l- 90
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-02

.esN S1ilII- V07s-.s IaIT! I77I 0Uls.
TIC above give total naval strength Of BIO yes
Sc. a,mel With 1891 guns. In addition TO these,
IL r, are three floating docks, and about 3Oovessels
for hlrDor service, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-02

b. H. II. STERLING Sole Propri.or
Depot 30. ~ ,r' ssiway.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-13
A Remarkable Statement.
Mr.. BEECiiEH. in one of his recent ser
mons made the following statement:

Mr.. BEEcnEH. in one of his recent ser
mons made the following statement:
What do you think Of such a case as
this? In one of the Assay offices under
the Government, one-tortieth of one per
cent, think, is allowed for waste on all
the gold that passes through but, last
year, the amount which remained in the
hands of the director of that Office was
about eighty thousand dollars, which, ac-
cording to the letter of the law, belonged
to him. He, however, went back to the
spirit of the law, and though the law al
lowed him to pocket the eighty thousand
dollars, he returned it to the Government.
and that is not ALL | do not know that
the Government knew it. know it only
10y having been told it by an assistant of
his.
The author of this statement pertinent
ly added:
Now, how many are there of you will
vote that this man shall go to the lunatic
asylum? And how many are there ofyou
that, looking upon him, feel rising up with
in you, enforced and unconscious, a wish
to worship him?
This is a case of the love of right for
rights sake. Here is a man that stood in
an ungodly city where everybody is scram-
bling for money, and where money is the
ideal image of happiness, and. there were
eighty thousand dollars which, according
to the law, he could have put in his peck.
ct, and in two years he could have retired
a rich man; and yet he said: "The spirit
of the law requires that that should be
given back to the Government, and gave
it back, not for the sake of performing q
remarkable deed, but because he thought the
thing was right in and of itself. And
would rather have that mans poverty and
moral integrity than twice or four times
the eighty thousand dollars.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-13

member of their tribe without tho consent
of the President of the United States.
The Secretary of the Interior shall also
make reasonable provision for the educa-
ton of said Indians, according to their
capacity and the means at his COM
nand.
Approved, February 2lst, 1865.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-13

1t has been decided by the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania, that the Legisla-
tive act of April, 1861, providing that no
civil process shall issue against soldier
during the term of his enlistment, is con-
stitutional, and that proceedings on mort
cages, executed prior to the act, are with
in it's terms.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-13
THE DEFENSE OF THE NATION.
The New CONSUMPTION Bill,

Reported by the Senate Committee
Feb. 9th-passed by the Senate Feb.
7-passed, with Amendments,
by the House, Feb. 18th
House Amendments con.
CURED In by the Senate
February 2Sth.