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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-05
The Richmond EnquIrer on Peace.


The Richmond Enquirer, the organ Of
JEFF. Davis, thus responds to the peace
propositions Of the Copperheads;
nTbe first resolution adopted st a re-
cent peace meeting in New York city reads
thus:
a. Re5olUea, That we reiterate our oppo-
sition TO this bloody, relentless, unneces-
ssry, and fruitless war. In our opinion,
a Is time that the vhOls American people,
North and South, should demand Of their
rulers IT'S immediate dise0ntiRudRce.
awe fear that we must say to these
peaceable New Yorkers-spead for your
selves. They persist in laboring under
the mistake that there is whole AmeTi-
can people, and that it has certain rulers
who are carrying on an unnecessary and
fruitless war, which they ought immediate
" to discontinue. This must be set right
Their rulers may be carrying on an IN
necessary and fruitiess war, seeing it is a
war of invasion and aggression. Or rul-
ers are carrying on a war which is abso-
lutely necessary so long as that invasion
continues. Their rulers can discontinue
the war when they please. Ours cannot
and dare not so much as hint at its discOn-
tinuance.
HTheir war may be fruitless but ours
is bearing and ripening the rich and glo-
rious fruit Of freedom, and separate indie
pendenoe, and national dignity and hon
orable fame II is q fruit that we must
rear, indeed, with pains and tolls, with
agony and bloody sweat, and water with
plenteous blood and tears yet we must
bring it to perfection, aud pluck and eat
thereof, or die II we do not garner up
that noble harvest for our children, better
for those children that they had never
been born. There is no whole American
people There are two, at least; ard they
are all opposed to this war but in two
opposite senses The New Workers. are
opposed to our war of defense we are op-
posed to their war of aggression They
and their rulers can stop when they
choose, and we and our rulers neither can
nor will"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-05
M9lKNING LEADER
FRIDAY MoRNING, JUNR 5. Lses.


A correspondent of the London Daily
News, writing from GraoOW, gives an in
teresting account Of visit to the camp Of
the Polish insurgents on the Gallician
frontier, commanded by General JeziOran-
ski. BE thus describes the appearance of
the troops
uAt earliest dawn the whole camp was
afOot, and proceeded to inspect the gen.
eral appearance Of the troops Each man
is armed with a first rate MIME rifle and
bayonet, and many have pistols IN addI-
tion. They have besides good-sized
knapsack for carrying a few neeessarIes,
and several companies present very mil
itsrv appearance. On their caps and car
touche-boxes the Polish white eagle is con
spicuous, and each true patriot feels in
tense pride in seeing their own supplsnt-
ing the hated Russian eagle. Even
stranger can hardly regard the enthusiasm
unmoved, especially when he reflects whai
would be the condition Of these young fel-
lows in the ranks Of the Russian army
where their bright hopes would at once b'
converted into despair. Considering tha
Jezioranski's detachment was only bTough
together ten days since, a WonuefIu
amount of order already reigns,
1.-THE organization Of the various depart
ments is very complete. Two experienced
surgeons follow the detachment into th'
field, one of whom, TrOczewski, made tn
campaign in 1881, and since then serve,
for sixteen years in Algiers, after whicl
he was attached TO the French arm!
through the Crimean and Italian wars
Two military chaplains perform mass be
fore battle, and, raising the cross, lead tn
troops when they 60 into action. Fly
mounted gensiarmes keep up discipline i
the camp, and altogether you are surprise
to find such order where you ezPecte
chaos"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-05

Bonners (of the N. Y. Ledger gray
mare Peerless recently trlt ed round full
mile track, to 4 road lOGgon, in 2:2g-the
fastest time ever made to g road wagon by
any horse in single harness. O.. A few days
previous she trotted half mile in the same
wagon in 1:l2I. Mr. Bonner offers O,OOO
for any horse that can beat this time.
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LEaAL N0TIeEs.


II EdAu NOI1CE.--IQe hLuh 4usuLaASS
4 Company Of Hartford, Connecticut, will take
notice that Martin Johnson has filed his petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga eoun-
ty, in the State Of Ohio against said Astna lnsur-
ance Company, setting forth that on the z1th oay
Of May, 1862, the said Etna Insurance Company
issued to said Johnson policy OF insurance ana
thereby insured said Johnson against loss OF
damage by FIRE to The amount Of two nousand
dollars, for the term Ofo hundred ana t"enty-
six davs, namely: From May 9th, 1867 at II
O'Clock at noon until October lst, lS52, az IL
o'clock at noon, on his, said JOhnsOn's5 nshing
tackle, consisting of tWines canvass household
goods, tools, and such other things as are used
in the fishing business all then being and con-
tanned in a small wood building situated on the
dock, corner of Locust and Water streets, on lot
No. 9S4, Vistula division to the city OF I0leqo' IN
the State of Ohio, and thereby promised ana
agreed to make good unto said Johnson all such
immediate loss or damage not exceeding N
amount 100000, as should happen by ire to the
property above mentioned, for the period of time
above stated, other than fire which might hap
pen or take place by means OF any INVASION IN
surreetiOn, riot, or civil cOmmOtiOni or OF any
military or usurPed power and except loss Dy
theft at or after are, to be paid within SIXTY DAYS
after notice and proof Of SAID loss or damage
should be made by said Johnson to sald A1sna IN
surance Company, IN conformity 10 tne cOnul-
tons annexed to said policy; That sad proper
| ty, on the 2Tgh day Of September, 1867 was, IN
said wood building situated as aforesaid aeel-
dentally and by misfortune wholly consumed by
| fire, other than FIRE which happened by means OIL
] any invasion, Insurrecuon, riot or civil commO-
| ton, or of any military or usurped powers IhaI
on said 27th day of May, 1852, and also at the time
| of its destruction and damage by fire, as herein
| before stated, said property was worth S5,OOgOO
| and more that said johnson performed all the
conditions of said policy on his part to be per-
formed; that forthwith after said loss, said John
| son gave notice to said Etna Insurance Company
of said loss, and as soon thereafter as possible,
/ to wit, on about the Sd day OF OcIoOer' leoz,
| delivered to said Em1 Insurance Company q
| particular account of said loss, signed with ms
/ hand and verified by his oath; and that by rea-
/ son of the premises, said Etna Insurance Conn
! pany became, and is liable to pay to the sald
| johnson the sum of two thousand dollars, with
interest thereon from December 4th, 1862, and
! asking for Judgment in his favor against SAID
| lFtna insurance Company for S2,OOO,OO with IN
| terest on the same from December 4th, 1862
Said Etna Insurance Company is required "a
appear and answer saId petition on or before the
4th day Of July, 1868 ,,,,,r
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One Lot corner WillEOn Avenue and Cedar-St. 1O3x
3gi eet. a. foot.
Two i0t5 0l Wilson avenue 20 ursg5 It. 81 PER f..
Tle above lots o. WiilsOI Avenue are very de-i-a-
he Building purI Oses, and are Just GU side the
City limits.
Lcton Prospec, St. running through to Cedar-st.,
ugrs0l fal deFn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-05

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TKIESEMAR I, 2 and 3, are protected BY Roy
al Letters Patent Of England, and secured BY the
Seals OF the Ecole de PhaFmacie de Paris and the
Imperfal College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One is invaluable for E1haustion' Spernator
rh lsa and all physical disabilities
M Two compieteIy eradicates all traces o. thoH
diseases that have heretofore been treated BY the nau
ssous and peTniCiOu5 use OF eOpavia and cubeps.
No Three has entirely suppanted the IN urous use
OF M srcury thereby insuring to the sudeTef Speedy
relief dispensing all impurities and roofing out the
venom OF diseases.
TEIEsEMAR Nos. J, and ;, are preparations In the
oru 81 LozenEes devoid Of taste and smell, and can
b. carried In the wastcoat pocket. Sold in TN cases
and divided tuto separate doses, administered oy
Velpau LaIlsmand, RouI, Ricold, &c Price 8 eachi
yfhereby there Is q saving Of 50. To be h0e whole:
sale and retail OF Dr. BAkROW, No. l94 Bleeeker-St.'
New York. @,
Immediatsly on receiving remittance Dr.. Barroy
vl forward the Triessmar to any part OF the world
Securely packed and addressed according 70 the nu
sI;oi by q. ". CLARK, Agent for cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-05
FARMS CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTSFO
SAT-E or EXCHANGE.

SALE Oh kACdANHh.
A good Farm Of 100 acres. ~ miles from Medina
good Bui 6incs snd all kinds oi Frult' 70 e re
IS or iOORcres choice and, with good In proYemeuts
miles IRON Clty on Lake shore.
76n acres improved Land, Fui dinss, r., IN fratoll
co Mich, to eNchanga for pTopsriy near th1 Cl'y.
A nav gcuss and In: ge Lot on IaylOr-St. sltlV.
II ali an acre good Fouse am Barn, Water, Gas aEd
Fruif en- kinsman-St. RE. $40 on lme
House ard Lot on ncLa-e-st $50
Three ou, es and five acres IN BEDFORD twelve miles
from City. Fruit &c. $1,000
: 5 Is aud II acre., on plank road = RocSnort
nice Residence corner Of Cliut0n ana lay iot -
-Four choice vacant Lots on FrBlklin-SI; and va
riety Of other vacant Lots on Vest side
" luable bu iness Lot on WaIer 81 go
TN scres on Eucd-Sr. plank road, near East OieVe-
land. $50 per acre.
Lot on BurCh-S tt X .. $50
Lot on University Height ,
two story frame house, barn S0r40, shed, horse
hErn and cheese huu-e good water, 5l lrilt LIeea-
S25 per acre part on tine -.
l5O acres mills from WtllOug by ana u from cly
first class fam. we'll Improved. A5i5e per aci ie'
House and lot Parkman street. 10 ZoGlOO IA sVo-
~ frame house, barn, &c. el0l. -, =,
64 acres on CuyahoCa River miles IRON .cliyl 4
acres god river bottom, 70 acres timber, brlcA
house and small barn, so; VIII exchange IN pAr'
I4I acres mil.s from city good laud no buiid!ass
new Brick House and Barn on petreitst., lot l25z
32l, we'll improved, fTuil, &C s3,JOi 500 cash
balance 4 or years time
I House aud Lot Hamii 1un-Stt house 2 storiesi
rooms; lot Sex o. sl1n. =.
50 acres nc ly improved Lam all kinds Of irnt5 ~
story Brick BUu5e, Barn, &c, IN BrecksVliies -
or sell cheap for cash
good twO-stOry brick n "lse with modern improve
ments, on aJman-s, S near ! Erie7St; i,s5SitSyr,scs
| ...-o, At-.a ..r r7,ildfng- o1t Of Superfor-st
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30 acres 10 Brecksvei IS acres im.ryyed balance
cNOics timber and sz5 per acre. Terms easy
90 acres Ia Boston ~ acres in ed Good ;ouss
and Barn Pricv s21 per acre. TIE ms 8 sy
rs scres il Parma, miles from Brighton; 50 &C es
imTroyed Good twO-stOry House and TWO Barns.
Price shUl
5Oaues in New burg. abou miles from Cleveland
Good House and Barns and fine % chard. $500.
ESQ acres 60 n. les fIOm Toledo and miles rom au-
seOn Station on Air Line Railroad $50 acres PHI
ris and balance timter land. New House and
ia. u ami good Fruit. s2O per acre. Terms easy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-05
DRAYTON g. STOCKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Of8ee No. 6 htuatsr Building. Entrance through
the Insurance Office Of h. 4. BrAyton-
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.

10 story Brick House. Lot 44xl7O 10 slley on
Fraakfp-St, opp1sits Reservoir. GcOd Barn.
Well Water and Cistern S22UO. Terms easy
large new aud eIeEan' Brick Horse ana Bsrh' sSa @
uer x insman and Fort st-St. Lot 2,oN3sb ss9O.
Brick fFous4 aud Lot No. Johns0n-St Lot S5xlO4.
Price A2500. - q m,
~ Et ~ New Brick Horse aud Lot, No 90 scoyille-
St Lot 3SXI4a, C r. alley and ScoTllte-St. SSsOO
Terms easy. Possession given immediately
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INSURANCE.
IUDD & WORTH.

New York Life Insurance Company.
ASSETS, 81, ,5SS, S,246.O5s
New England Fire and Marine Ins. Comply
uF HARTFORD, uONN.
CASH CAPITAL, S2OO,OOO.
Iamnr Ins. Company, Fire and mnrtne,)
OF NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
Hone Insurance Company of Providence, r. L.
CASH CAPITAL, Sl5O,UOOs
Ba5-Particular attention given to Insurance on
Dwellings for three or five ears at reduced rutes.
sa Losses ad listed and paid at this Agency.
I1TiI 18th ISf3 Vnris.n2S
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PAINTS.
.lNTSI
PAINTSI

PAINTS I
We havs in store a large supply Of the following
goods which we will sell at hew York prices forcash
10 { ns Unisn Lead
5 do Pearl do
- bbis French Yellow,
10 do Venetian Red,
500 ls Orange Mineral,
I9nOns Read Lead
800 Ms chrU. Yellow, dry and in OIL
500 rs do Green, Do do
SEQ rs Hibernia, do do
Paint Brushes, W nj eWash Brushes, Artists Brush
ss, Ysrnishes, etc etc.
Also, Agents for y. Y BenEine Dryers, the best \
market. KELLER & Y0GHT,
apr2l 30 ; W. cor. Pub. Square.
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zs-sFill buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Bent and ollect Rents, &C.
Rz-Ho charge to Purchasers- sellers oniy chhIse
6or Sales Cr Exchanges .ct1ally Made.
c5-Alsa Issues Policies a. Lowest Paying hAteA IL
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
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ZEAL ESTATE.
Ohm u, JEN MN GS,
~ fsuceessor 70 Rouse q JenningBIl
Insurance and Real Estate Agent

III suDerI0F-'saa TUE 1l0O"5
To Atwater Building, foot Of Superior-St
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-05
THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance Of the Railroad.
By the Author Of "Fair Inez," THE Prince
Wales, :" ''The Ghost Hunters &C. &c

Wales - Inc H0O1L AAuut1Ao1 ASs1 49,
CHAPTER Wall ABoAsD.
Loud 1 laughed when on the platform,
But, EKas all within my sleeve,
To think the people round me
Did the landlord go deceive;
So said, Nov mr. Landlord
YOU Sir, too, shall have your day,
As pseped in at the Einiow
And saw him receive MS pay.
BE his pay had all collected
Ere the olks were near half DONE
Quickly s'All aboard ln shouted,
And made all the people rnn
Out they rushed, all mad as blazas,
And with the railroad had combined
That they should not half eat
But the man whe was the madest,
Was the one who next me sat,
When Ger his person he had spilled
The oontentsO his hat.
sou army once in Flanders"
Our army in the South,
Would blush to hear the curses
That proceeded from his mouth.
He gvore on me he'd take revenge,
Ana Gas bound 70 have my life,
| So he seized ron on the table quick
The landlords carving knle1
! Ana with the knife in hand to md me,
] he looked madly through the car,s
/ While was in the depot hidI
Enjoying segar.
When he saw he could not ind MEL
! After looking through the train,s
into the dining room he ran,
And took my seat again
| In the cars, which started on then,
And left him soon behind,
Looking vainly in each corner
| OF the depot me to ind.
[TO BE CONTINUED
| In the meantime would announce to the public
that have brought home from the East the largest
! snd most superb stock Of fashionable
WINTER CLOTHING,
for Men and Boys wear that has ever been seen IN
Cleveland and our stock Of FAN and Winter Ready
Made Clothing surpasses anything in the State. A.
| buy and sell for cash only, wholesale and retail
| purchasers will do well to call at
Isaac A. Isaac's Union Hall,
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated SewinI
| Machines, Storr's AutOmatOn Pressmsn, and
StronR'B Patent Army Bed-fru1k.
COrner SuperiOr and Union -BtN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-05

Z LLI'TLE DEALER ~ REAL
IL ESTATE, Raj road and other Stocks. Has on
hand q "a &c lot Of taru s and Earning Lands IN
this State, .JSs. ~ iss'gns ats1 iliinOft.
7S-JriHa ever VI a. south side Pub Squa-e.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-05

BB-This Well known Line Of FIFTEEN FIRST
GLASS SCREW STEAMERS connects at Ogden5-
turuh with the
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GLASS SCREW STEAMERS connects at Ogdens-
burgh with the
Rail Road for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
AT Cape Vincent whit
Rail, Roads Bstiossn Cope Vincent ! Nsl0 York,
And at Ossego with Line Of
THIRTY FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS
BETWEEN
0sWEGO, TROY, ALBANY &NEW YORK,
Forming a DAILY LINE from
Boston, New York, OgdemsburEh, Cape
Vincent aud OsWegOtO
CLEVELAND, TOLEDO 4 DETROIT,
And TRI-WEERLY LINE to
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
AGE ENTSi
J. MYERS, "A Pearl rl-St...-........a...New York.
JOHN HOOKING, State-St.-...-....--Boston.
@Eu. A. EDD " E1eD sDurgh.
JnuD. ID. gBAM MEOhDs. 60
a. =. o1lll vincent
MALhBh HA1 Is S.-......-.-...-. Oleoo.
T. X. MATHEWS. Detroit
W y ~ Il-s- III alAte.
n. ). hOW A-..-..-.. .---.--.- -Oulca8o.
PELT0N & BREED, AGENTS,
marl7:R28 Cleveland.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

PARIS sHAaH oospsb G4Ess1ts II k tOS1R1
RNoLD. CONSTABLE CO.
WILL OPEN ON
MONDAY, SovExsERa
wv ~ MIXED xsLroNs.
Ats and Us cKxTs PER YARD.
SUITABLE FOR BOYS WEAR.
CANAL STREET Corner Of Mercer
A T GRAND STREET Chez. srosE;
NEW FRENCH FIowEhs
fsycri;s Brands rand or BLACK and coEoEED SILK TRIM
~ . ''''' "''' '.s' EDWARD RIDLEY.
Entrance to .A,. p:p.rnsas 5 Allen tree.
ArSRA4sSgDs STREET CHEAP sreRKzLADIEs KID
4. sol.i t.IisSis ;ps,sS: KS Gloves: q bs.,
ars:%ss ni fsiG from On "a. :asas Gaoyss
New designs in wootLEE IJN H3ops, .N s2,bs, as
Fifth block east from the Bowery.
ATGRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
AVID 4S9 ysP1 Peyg sasrr,. AZ,
A.. cor ,cc%~pr.ns s si the. The .':s M shsps:-shssP, APE.
.ss ss:
shapes. 20 cents on the dollar
Fhth block esss from the Bowsry.
Ar GRAND STREET Z CHE CHEAP !. .;soSss srosE
In all the auction e.. .ss ssT: SssS this week.
nR ever; :s; ssa. and COLOR
fSssEsSS :ssEs Is Eaasss liz l;,A:s vs?4s
si and shy ssPS l.s s;.:s :I::s a. "a ss Arr :.:.
RNoLD. CoxsrAsLE 4 CO.,
WILL oFYSR a SPECIAL INvoIc. or
GRRAS BARGAINS IN
INDIA oAnBLs HAIR
o,.. Centre. fro. 1Sss g :. .;ss ss:.ss- vi:
AsrLEsbifS' 5if'i isroox OF
INDIA STRIPE OzRaIAoE sHAwIs.
ANEW ARrroLE.
PLAIN AND PLAID CsxrRx nurrLER
sHAwLs IN LARos VARIETY,
JUST REcErvsD
t Canal street. corner Of Mercer.
CURTAIN AArEsrALs. ,.c, cu,r.,v.
s:f r ss AsD
Arso.
in % new ss.isas. BANDS. fxssEIs. WIDOW saXSEs
LORD TAILOR.
CARrAN, rLuSKEIr 4 nscgLLouGH.
g g sSsEsT sSsssT:
WILL oFPER ON MONDAY
FALL l:i AID " %sfs ssf.e' DRESS sooDs
MUSLIN; '4'Es II Ea:: s|$s,
.;s ,.:a, ss :e':1s1 ssss:s s;Sss
enabled 70 ossr and s,rss's novelties in that
'''cA cARrAs. rLSsksrI . nscutIouoa;
II io BowERr
sosr g; ssE .si xsS X s.oAr
ss%ssr " sn SHADES AID
HEAVY ~ar.s I:JSg siSsss r.. .. 60
CARfAN. kLrHKETI nctULLOU0H.
10 Bowsry. opposiss staa,oa street
Cosssn AND sxIsrs.-nss. ELess has rHE
ss,,..s s..ss srss f:r: is:s Se.i: =.sslse:ar.S
"a .fn%%isss fss ass.r:..";ss Lsds: a,:s::::s a
o :. s. s.s % s ss 3 . I ss
10 rnh s.ou..
- .
on Monday. NJ 2.
Including some of tAs iss.., move ses
for The pressni snd eomisx sesson-
Among which ~in be rousa the I.adsse novelties
Al = T'iIsi p psia nc avsssr issi;
y essrsin soo" 70 be found sny o,h.r Sess. n
| thecy. STONES. $40 Canal street
f,oRsErs AND SKIRTS At GxYNoRs.
The largest CO cSsssss %i.i ;.isH ssD :sfsTs :;'fs'''
offered si retail IN The un'ted states.
having returned from Europe. g.r ey Of ss- YORK.
are nov opening 4 ss% %%ssis FRENCH s.fi' Sodos
1 selected By
personally N. sr maafs,ur.r. Of France .nd
kns.ad whsr, she has mad. s.rsns.~ss. 70 s.ss Tor,
and fashionable goods We ssse n sors full line of
HAND nADE YRExcH cogrIIJE cossErs
srS1: sp y .. corr. 20 s4gs co-- r.s ssd A. ho
'"'''''o' '' ne" fsfs3n ssa ;;sfi's 'ssxrRrs.
xSs1t i=ss,'; f.ss sss ..s s.rsiss sIs
EvrSso DsEssEs
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE CO.
have Just received large ssssrsmssto Of
| RoBEs BRrLLrANrR
| for Ball and Psr,y cos,u~ea
1 also.
1 -
nvssIro pass sArxsiAta
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
muse NJ ENTS.

h"UsEMFNTS.
RRooKLys AoADrar or Muslo-rHK ornsA
T,Snsa.S f1T.1g esAss svss ssrs. ss s!dhf A'''
when VIII 's fIf;a,sa fTSSis bf
with its immense cast
OLYMpIo THEATRE
~ Lessee aud MnAsee ..............su. Jebs woeA
,, ra. ur,S ,,v .sIXR,lJsq AZ ,as ArraAorIos "'
THE ..sD .sIIEs 3, oSSIIsri sssais ISLAND
Public curiosity may b ss.issd By sseins "nuss
AT rue oLysria IslossSw l9s,.S NIGHT
r2eA,$$SSs,s
Mr.. John " Wa aosnaY sss as ss.. %
Willis oREmLy"
pIsrIsoUisiisD pfisiS'T rSniic LUCIA 'cSxsAorKss
''' '''' sIso TnSEs Tiia e. oRloIsAL sosos
ADDRESS riiiisa Auprnscx
dds'red. Alter which The over papvAr Fr
MRS Join wooo i&
THE rxp.As ss.seKss
The New scenery; Dresses, fopsre. oSss:ar. and -
's'ss Sc2aEors ssts AND %''E EidaaAsLn Sa sSsKxsLx
;;'; 's'; s:sE i:s$:;;. $si. II sSssss.
l 1yEsS2I! sIsaS.; oSSaEsI SSsks:sA sAlSSs 4 Sss
4: S:f; :s!ssi :;; a
A Arh'oAs 'ss'" rHn.arS ...s rsSsoADwA,
The management ss.rias q the Of a
An oRidiSxI PLAY or srxRLIso MERIT.
rRr7E or sao
sof ne Ss:s orsn. dr.nn u ons of tso Ac handed N
The pss. 10 Q b orts. 10 plot and ncia-n' and 70 ~
''e'd manuscripts vi" '' scSEs4 s,rs4 e ns sSrI:s Snc:;:
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

DRY GOODS.
AT LlA2 BROADWAY. CORNER OF TwENrY-sixrH
n street.
can be found q splendid assortment OF
PARIS MADE CLOAKS
m VELVET. SILK AND CLOTH.
ALSO AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF RUSSIAN
CLOTH OPERA CLOAKS.
FOR RICHNESS AND STYLE THEY ARE UNsUR-
PASSED.
CHARLOTTE q. SMITH. .il2 Broadway
A GRAND OPENING OF CARPErIHGs
At
z. A. PETERSON CO.'S SIS CANAL STREET.
Our sock selected with TO suit the city trade
VELVET CARPRTINGs,
ENGLISH BRUSSELS.
THREE Ply
OF all grades and manufacture and suporine.
OUR STOCK uk6URPASSED.
ALL WOOL CHEAP CARPETS. at low prices.
OILCLOTH8, MATTING6, &C., OF every quality,
DRU00ET4 AL widths
- CRUM CLOTHS all Sizes.
HEMP CARPETS, every width and STYLE
RUGS, MATS PIANO AND TABLE COVERS.
Also COIR AND JuTE MATING, &C..
70 which We invite close cash buyers -
SIS Canal street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-06
Charleston Attacked!
IREPoRTTHATn IT has BEEN
E Ell CAPTURED,
THE REPORT NOT IMpROBABLE.
Startling News Hourly Expect
ed of the Battle! g.

There lei report in the city, almost "tOc
good to be trus,' that Charleston has fallen
before the combined attack of our land and
naval forces under Gen. Hunter and Admiral
Du ROnt. We would not dare to publish 1t at
but for two facts; ......
lst. That 'Os knOS our .JOnoss 'Osrs TO D'aks an
attack upon GAs saeuvs ~OrAs bstOr Charis~On
on ThirsdaV night or Friday aorufng.
Cd. That the rebels, through tho Richmond
Dispatch of Saturday, announce as "Stirring
news" the fact DAT oar tsrcss had advanced,
driven "a ns rsosi pieksts, and hat all nOn-cOm-
Satant'~0s .ayag JrOn Charleston 70 thsintsrior.
This repOrofths fall Of Charleston, therefore,
IL not improbable, as comes through rebel
SOurcsA va Frsdsrieksburg. whsthsr the rebel
city has ALLEN before the combined Httsek Of
our advancing columns, or not, one thing i,
very certain 1lat battle has taken place, and we
may hourly expect report of It. Let us hope
that victory has crowned tbs efforts Of our gal.
liant army and navy.