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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-01

colored troops be and they are hereby ex-
tended to State Of Delaware.
Recruiting stations will be established
and recruiting conducted under the direction
OF the Governor of Delaware, subject to the
order Of this Department.
By order of the President.
(Signed) E. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Dover, December 4, 1868.
In conformity with the above order, and
to carry the same into effect, recruiting
stations are hereby established at the follow
ing places, to wit:
AT Wilmington, in New Castle County.
AT Smyrna, in Kent County.
At Milford, in Kent County.
AT Georgetown, in Sussex County.
Enlistments will hereafter be opened and
recruiting officers designated to conduct the
same.
BY order of his Excellency,
WILLIAM CANNON,
Governor of Delaware
SANL. M. HARRINGTON, Jr.,
Secretary of State.
dec.7-tf.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-01
FERRO-PH0sPH0RATED ELIXIR
OF
CALISAYA BARK.

To this skillful and elegant combination o
Calisaya Bark Iron, and Phosphorus, we woul'
call particular attention. As tonic, it is IN
equalled.
THE IRON ENRICHES THE BLOOD
the Phosphorus supplies nervous waste, while
the Calisaya gives a vigor and tone to the whole
system. To those suffering from General Debil-
ity, Nervous Prostitution, Emaoiation, lndiges-
ton, Fever and Ague, and
Particularly Females suffering from those
complaints incident to the ser,
it is on invaluable remedy
In this preparation, the bitterness Of the Cali
saya and the
NAUSE0US lNKINESS OF THE IRON,
which have SO often rendered these estimable
tonics repulsive to delicate stomachs, are entire
ly overcome by being skillfully blended into
delightful cordial, pleasant to the taste, accept
able to the stomach, and
INVIGORATING TO THE SYSTEM.
Many persons have and are using this prepara-
most Influential citizens) with great benefit
The demand for this article having so much in
creased, have made such arrangements with
the manufactors as will enable me to supply it
in any quantity at reasonable rates.
N. B.-Beware OF limitations.
For sale by the Agent,
GEO. b. THOMPSON,
Dispensing Chemist,
1903 Market St., Institute Building,
novl3-4t. Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-01
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DE-. Cheesemanls Pilla.


The combination Of ingredients in these pills are the
result Of long and extensive practice They are mild 10
their operation, and certain In correcting all rregular
ties Painful Menstruations removing all obsructions
whether from cold otherwise, headache pain in the
side, paptaon ofthe heart, whites all nervous affections
Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and limbs, &e dis
turbsd Sleep which arise from interruption Of nature
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills
Was the Of new era In the treatment OF
those Irregularities aud distractions which hive consigned
SO many to Premature grave, No female can enjoy good
health unless she Is regular and whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins to decline.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
Are the most edectua remedy known for all com
plants peculiar to Females To all classes they are in
valuable inducing, with certainty, periodical regularity
They are known to thousands who have used them at
different periods, throughout the country having the
sanction Of some Of the eminent Physicians Amer
ca Explicit directions stating when they should not be
used, with each boxhe Price One Dollar per Box con.
tanning from 90 to 90 Pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly by remltng to the Pro.
prietor. Sold by Druggists generally
HUTcHINGs H1LLYER, Proprietors,
sepli-iy 81 Cedar Street, New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-01

RECRUITING North Carolina is beginning to
furnish her qouta to the Federal Government.
One loyal white regiment has been raised N
this district, nnd il under the command OF Col.
McChesney, and the second under the command
OF Captain Charles Henry Foster, is rapidly
filling up, and about 800 men have been enlist
ed within the last six or eight weeks, by bis per-
sonal exertons. An other regiment of white
soldiers from North Carolina has been raised by
that most excellent man, Gen. Burnside, in
East Tennessee. To all this we must add the
two regiments of coOred volunteers that have
been raised, and are now in the service. cav
airy regiment of blacks is also being raised, bi
Major Garrard, of the Sd N. Y. cavalry. Thu
last regiment is obtaining nearly one hundred re
cruits per day. If the Department of Norti
Carolina has been an expensive one, it must b.
allowed that she has become partially able Il
repay the government for the treasure expended
by furnishing it with .men who are used Il
the country, and know how to use rifle. " Tn
Old North State forever."-N. O. Times.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-01

The ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK, No. III Mar
ket Street, Wilmington, Delaware Office open to
receive deposits and make payments daily, ez-.
uept Sundays, from 0 o'clock, A. NJ, till p.
NJ. On Tuesday evenings from to 8 o'clock,
and on Saturday evenings from 6 to O'Clock.
Profits upon deposits in this institution after
payment OF necessary expenses, are all to be di-
vded among the depositors. Dividends are de-
clared semi-annually, in the months of April and
October.
The Charter enacts that no member of the
Board of Managers shall be entitled to receive
any profit or emolument for his services as such,
or be allowed to borrow any funds deposited with
the Corporation.
Managers William S. Hilles, Edward Belts,
Joseph W. Day, N. R. Benson. Charles W.
Rowland, George W. Bush, Edward Moore,
Leonard L. Wales, Clement B. Smytb, DR.. J. F.
Vaughan. William H. Billany, William Candy,
Henry c. Jones'
WILLIAM S. HiLLEs, President.
GEORGE W. BUSH, Vice President.
JOHN p. MoLEAR. Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-01

VOLUNTEERS FOB THE ARMY SHOULD NOT LEAVE
the City until supplied with HOLLOwAY's
PILLS AND OINTMENT. For Sores. Sourvy,
Wounds, Small Pox, Fevcrs and Bowel Com.
plants, these medicines are the best in the world
Every French Soldier uses them. Only rs cen ts
per box. 2H
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-01

SAVE YOUR neutrality-suspicious. the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the office of William
McCaulley, Esq, No. 606 Market street, viii
min Zton, Dol, and is opened every day to re-
eove deposits. All amounts received from one
dollar upwards and five per cent. interest paid
on the same from the day of deposit.
WIN. McCAuLLRY, President.
JoHH p. Rum. See'v
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-01
JAMES G. PIcKELs,

IHlFVIEHF AIIl IRtNIVI III
China. Glass and QueensWare,
FANCY ARTICLES. COAL OIL LAMPS, CnIMN EYs
WICKs sc &C. The stock Is and we'll selected,
and the public invited to call and examiner At
No. 2l3 MARKET STREET, Wilmington, De
sh2oly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-01
PROPOSALS.


BY virtue Of order Of the Superior Court in and for
New Castle county directed will be exposed public
sale, the premser in Delaware City, (near the Hotel
OF Mrs NJ D. Bald in Red Lion hundred, New Castle
county Delaware ON THURSDAY the llth day Of Janu.
ary 1864 70 o'clock. NJ. the following described per.
sonal property viz One frame office stories high, one
brick engine house one board shed, one engine and
Derrick with ropes ami block rigging, two movable
derricks two patent iron tubs for large derricks,
eget iron coal tubs for derek, four coal slides for
vessels for slides vessels lot wheebarrows
two platform scales for barows, platform scale fer
vessels tow gtfs booms for vessels, office furniture
Herring safe, lot of sundries and lease Of premises,
&c Seized and taken in execution the property Of the
Treveron Coal and Railroad Company and to be sold by
LEWIS w. sTIDHAM sheriff.
sherids Office, New Castle, Del, Dec. 20, 1868
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-01
WOODEN YARN.
just opened, a good variety of
WHITE AND coLoRED
WOODEN VAR Ms,
AT ELIZA WILSON'S,
Warn Store, 4I7 Market st.
ean


REAL ESTATE BANK or DELAWARE, !
NEWPORT December 1At 1853.
The Fourth Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of this
Bank will be held at the banking House. on Mon day.
January lh, 1861 at O'Clock r. NJ An Election will be
held Tor Nine Directors TO serve for the ensuing
JOS. W. Ii. WATSON,
TIM,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-01
CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLLIE Il f.,

N. E. corner 9TH & Chestnut SITS.
PHILADELPHIA.
ESTABLISHED 1874. INCORPORATED 1866
An Institution designed to prepare young men 70
ACTIVE BUSINESS.
s. II. CRITTENDRN,l n-,,,
JOHN GRoEsBECK, rfino'pAn'
The Course Of Instruction includes
bookkeeping,
In It's different branches praccsJ by the best
ants
PENMANsHIP,
Plain and Ornamental. Every style
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS,
Discount, Interest," Average, Exchange, &c.
COMMERCIAL LAW. BUSINESS FORMS, &c
Students taught separately, and enter at any
time
Ia extent OF Accommodation facilities for mpartiug
business knowledge, and tor practical advantages to bu
siness men, this Institution is unsurpassed.
CATALOGUES containing Terms, Students names &C.,
may be obtained free of charge, application.
&c CRITrEsDEN's Series Of 7reatses BooK-KRMINa
now widely circulated than any other work on the
ubect, are for sale at the College.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-01
SAPoNIFIER,
OR CONCENTRATED LYE
FAMILY SOAP MAKER.

uHIl makes high prioea saponifer helps to reduce
using your kitchen grease. f -
~ CAuIlONt As spurious Lyes are offered also,
pe car eu and only buy the Patented article mt up
IN Iron cans, all Others being COunterfeIIs
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING co.
PhiIRdeIphis-No Ia7 Walnut street.
PittsburB-Pitt Street and Duquesno way
nOv20-3m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-01

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CRY,
OoT Goth, 1868.
ORDERED,
That the provisions Of General Or.
der, No. s29, in relation to the enlistment Of
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zsas - FroEfIss' ProxIsus< aazrEss Rs-
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NEW YORK mARkEr.-Aprn a5.


RI0ur-Stste and Western more ac-tya and lAr
higher. Sales at "a, Tsi 95 for extra STATE; Ss 2
as,s0 for extra round hoop Ohio; 3s,35as,3O for
trade brands
WhiHIzy-Irregular and unsettled. Sales At Al q
al 25 sing with sellert Of Western below sI 55
WhsaI-la2c higher. Sales at sI.74ni,7s for Chi
casO Spring; -l,76al,7S for Milwaukee club: ~ 81
al 81 for nter red Western.
C0rn-AbOut ic ret!e Saesi at eI3i4faI 355< q 7
Did mixed western in store: el,37< for new yelk a
Oafs-A littie hrmsr. Sales at s7asac for " sst
ern-
WOOl-Firm and in fair demand
PesrOieum-Unsattled. Crude quoted at 40a4ze -
Refined in bond 5aa60c; do free 67a7O
POrK-Held higher, Market quiet and mora or
less nominal Salos at 500 Or mess s25T5 fsr oid
do ST 50 for now do; a. 50a2i 90 for old and new
prime, and S26, ,50a2700 for pi ie mess Also m bbs
for June, sci er's option at f23 s75s: OfO
hbls do for June, buyers option at Us 5O and 90
bbis mess, same terms and delivery, at a27,F5
Beef-EiTm- Sales 9al2o for mess; sac for
prime l5aIsc for repscked mess leazOc for extra
mess.
Prime Mess Beef-Quist and urchangsd.
Reef Hams-tirm aDd quiet
Cut meata-In moderate reduest Sales af1iL<a
ItNc for shOulders. and 1514al55Sc for hams
Bacon Sidea-1ull. sales at If5fai5sc Tor short
clesr, and l554c f0r 5ng-cut hams.
Lard-HiRher. and in good demand, Sales mart
to arrive, At Hal54c, the atter an extreme fQure :
ais tcO bbls for june sellers option, at Is1<c
HurteF-Dul aud lower. State l5a2sc Ohio 22a25e
f'hseEe-Quiet at l6alsc for new.
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In nEemorIam.--Hon. Owen Loveior.


In AEemOriam---HOn Owen LOveiOy.
In accordance to previous notice, the col
ored citizens of Cleveland mot at the Method
ist church, Ohio street, Sabbath afternoon,
April oath, 1854, to pay tribute of respect
to the late Hon. Owen Lovejoy. On motion,
J. MaIvin was called to the chair, and D.
Rsyner appointed Secretary. The throne of
Grace was addressed by the Rsv. A. Crooks,
after which very interesting and affecting
discourse was delivered by the Rev. J. A.
Thome, upon the life and character of tho
Iamented deceased. Prof. Peck of Oberlin,
being also present, addressed few very in
tsresting remarks suggested by the occasion,
at the close of which the following preamble
and resolutions we're unanimously adopted.
WHERzAs, it hath pleased Almighty God to
remove from the theater of useful activity
that brave and gifted Champion of Free
dom, the Hon. Owen LoYejoy, who depart
ed this life on the 25th of March, A. D.
1854, We, the colored citizens Of Cleveland,
deem it fitting to place upon record some
suitable memorial of esteem, sympathy,
and coincidence, Therefore,
Resolred, That while we bow in humble
submission to the affective Providence which
has removed from labor to reward the Hon
Owen LovejOy, yet We are deeply sensible
that in his demise his family lost sn honor
ed, loving, intelligent, and christian husband
and father, the church and humanity one Of
their brightest ornaments, the cause Of Hber-
ty most fearless and able advocate, and the
nation one of its purest patriots and best
statesmen.
ResolDed, That while invoking the mantle
Of tho lsmonte3 dead, who when living,
kneeled at the side Of the mangied form of
martyrsd brother, and vowed eternal hostiIi-
ty to slavery, re renew our covenant of fesl-
ty TO the righteous cause of universal eman-
cipstiOn, which, amid defamation, billings
gate and threatened violence, the departed
so fsarlessly and triumphantly advocated
from pulpit, and platform, and in the halls
Of legislation.
ResoI1ed, That while the name Of LOvejoy
Is justly entitled to place on the brightest
scroll of honor, among those of the benefac-
tors Of mankind, it shall be deemed especial
ly sacred by each member Of that oppressed
race for whose disenthraIment he devoted his
great talents and most valued life.
kesolved, That we tender to the afflicted
family of the honored dead, our heartfelt |
an coincidence, together with the !
rich consultations of the Christian faith.
ReSoLUed, That the Secretary of this meet |
ing be instructed to furnish the editor of the |
LEADER and of the Herald, of this city, 2 |
'opy of the foregoing preamble and resoIu- |
ions, with the request that they publish the /
isme; also that he forward a copy, signed by /
he President and Secretary, to the af1scted 1
smily.
DAVTD RAvYrp Sac
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26

POLICE CoURT.-But little business, ex-
cept the examination of Jacob Udech for
murder, Of which an account is given in an
other column, was transacted at the Police
Court yesterday morning.
For intoxicstion, Elizabeth Foster, Mary
Fitzgerald and Isabella Grant were sent to
the House of Correction for 29 days, and
Michael Shay and Patrick 0'DOnnen were
each fned 81 and costs.
For disturbance, Robert Percy, Frederick
Koerbsr and Christopher o'Brien were fined
each 81 and costs, and Edward Riley, Tho
mes Marks, Nicholas Smith and Alexander
MeAilister were fined each IS and costs.
For vagrancy, Mary Lehman, Mary VOL
Geld and Lucy Jane Jones were sent to the
House Of Correction for 20 days.
Ezra shspPsrd, for residing in house Of
Ill fame, was fined $40 and costs.
The two cases against Thomas Finley for
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26

The week opens upon dull Breadstufs market,
but holders firm, and we report no change from
Saturdays figures The receipts of wheat are larger
than for several months. while those of other gram
coltinue small. Provisions spsa more active. with
/ an advance upon sugsr-cured hams clear bacon ard
mess beef Petroleum is somewhat excited and sd-
vanced s.. Highwiaes are qEiet, bat pretty firm,
We give ssIcs and qdotations as follows:
| FlouF-Quiet and Unchanged. Sales reported are
only in q small way for the retail trade
Egheat-DuIl, but firm. Sales to-day, principally
at the Board, Of cars red on track at sI50; cars
do do at sI49 car y=ry choice d. do at tI 81 cars
amber on track 81 I,55.
COrB-In good demand and firm. Sales Of cars
sheIled from store az $3.50; car ear on track sl29
Cats-Thers is a fair Inquiry, and the market is
firm at soc from store. Sale of track at 7sc.
Bye and Barley are without inquiry,
POrk-The market is moderately active We quote
city packed mess 1850; No 2 mess s2iOO.
LRrd-The market Is active and firm at I4o for
city-rendered in tierces, with sales of Bs.
Smoked BIeais-Active. sugsr-eured hams and
clear bacon Ic per D higher, Wequcta: suglr-cured
hams I7c; plain do I5c; cauvassed do lsc; clesr
bacon sides l5c; shoulders I2c; dried beef BE-
Sales to-day of 1000 Bs canvassed hams at lsc LOCO
bs sugsr-cured at Isc; 5000 rs clear bacon at l4c
LOCO lbs shoulders at i2ci II bbls country picked
shoulders st l0kc.
Meas Beef-Advanced sl,OO. We new quote city
packed at sl4 o. with saIs to-day of 20 bbls.
Rutter-Dull. Sale Of kegs choice roll at slzc,
and tubs do at s1c.
Cheese-GoOd to choice " B. fs selling In a small
way at I7@I75ae.
Esgs-Dull and-d ciining. Sale of bbls at l4c
HIShwines-The market has been without move
ment to-day, but holders are firm at 81 %
AIcOhOI-Held to-day at s2,4Oa242 for % per
cent. Neutral proof spirits sI.27
Seeds-In moderate request, AID selling at $500
ss, % for Timothy, and t7,Tsas.0O for Clover.
sslt-Firm. Fine s2.O5 coarzs s2,IO
Dried ABDlNR-In good request at 9a9Xo
Dried Peaches-The demand is fair st 27fs2se
for peeled and l7slso for unpeeled.
BeRus-The market Is firm at g, ,25a2,5J for COM
mon to prime.
POtatOes-In good demand and firm at sI,lOa
l,l0 for Neshsnuocks and Pe3eh blows. Sale to-day
OF bbls Neshannoeks at % 80 per bb, snd 60 bush
peach blows at SI,I5
now quote at 7Gc.
TallOw-There is moderate inquiry at Igzo.
POtash-Is firm at s4o
PiRster-In fair demand at sl0 Per ton fer land, |
$50 per barrel for "Dentist," ana ssOOas Is per
barrel for common calcined
Fish-In good demand, and firm. We quote |
White Fish, half barrels, s8,OOas 25 No l Mack |
erel, bbls $500 hslf barrels, 5000; No bbis.,
$500; half bbls, $500; No 3, bbls. slsOa; bsIg
bbIs s7,0O. Trout s7,0Oa7 50 for halves. Herring /
500 per Dbl Pielkerel IS Is per half bbl.
Feathers-Sice live geese are worth a5E57o.
Lime-Akron water lime is steady and in modsr-
ate request at s2,25.
mIn Fsed-In good request and firm ct sz5,OOa |
$500 Oats and corn ground together s42OOa45OO at
the mills.
flfIa-uga auofa az f,Iloyps.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26

ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-A crowded house
last night welcomed back from Columbus
those popular favOrites, EIIsler's theatrical
company. Ali Of them were received with
the most hsttsring demonstrations OF sp-
plause, and ali conducted themselves IS
though they were determined to deserve It.
Maggie Mitchell met very cordial recep-
ton, and delighted everybody with her char
acterIstic acting. She was finely supported
By the company. FanchOn will be repeated
tonight and everybody ought to go and see
e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26

UEsUOoEssFUL ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY
On Saturday night last some burglars at
tempted to break into the residence of N. B.
sherWin, on Euclid street, and were fright
ened sway by the inmates, who we're aroused
by the breaking Of the front window.
An attempt was also made at O'Clock
Saturday morning to break into the grocery
of Mr.. sehutthelm on Ohio street. In this
instance the thieves were likewise frightened
away by the inmates.
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@. G RRuGE

" ~ -4AsG IL
LICENSED CLAIM ORFiCEs
DLEYRIAED, Ohio, WAsHIEeToE, D. O.,
No. LymEn's Block Nc. A43 Ninth st.
Near the Court House.
We sTs authorized b. Government to collect
tls
sIOO Beauty
cue discharged soldiers; also, the widow, ohll.
dreu, snd righttul hers all deceased soldiers;
also
to which every discharged soldier who vas dis
abled in the service, IL entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phan sisters, as they are seyerslly entered un-
der the lsw. Also,
Back Pay.
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or easbed. Also,
PrIze uOned.
Money due enlisted ee months men
modey due tesmsters, aud every other class Of
claims growing out Of tins OF any other var.
We also pay special attention 70
PATENTS.
~ Avoid Claim and PassEt Agents vzhs
- not Licensed.
He publish "THn soEDIER'E FRUsD," = paper
Q much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Bsad rs your nsme and stamp, and We viii send
ac0py treei OK twelve copies, one each month,
ol IS cents.
Apply to as IN person OF by letter, with stsup,
sn your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after We have ac.
sspiio c. 6. BRUCE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26

TIE RAILROAD AcoDEET NEAR BEREA.
The name of the boy who was killed in the
accident on the C. & c. road near Berea, on
Friday night was James Carman. His father
is a soldier, and the boy has been living with
an unOle nesr Bsrss. His companion, who
was injured, is Daniel Mills, boy liuing with
his parents in BsreR.
womske room this morning for letter from
a sister of the injured boy. It will be seen
that the question as to the motives of the
boys does not at all affect the responsibility
of the company. They were where they
ought not to have been, and, by tho rules of
the road, were forbidden to be, and of course
ran their own risk in staying there:
The article in this mornings paper, en-
titled "Rsilroad Accident" was in part q
mistake. My brother Daniel went to Clsve-
land on business for father. he went on
tho three O'Clock train, a neighbOr boy going
with him. He did not get through his bust
ness until time for the train to leave the de-
pot. When they found how late il was, they
ran to the foot of Superior street. Daniel
said, " Let US try to get on the first car; If
We miss that, try the next, for if we wait till
the last we may miss them entirely" They
did miss the first, but gained the second.
They thought to go through into the others,
but it being ths baggage car, the door was
locked, and they could do nothing else but
ride thsrs. It was not to steal the ride.
They had no such intention. Daniel had
the money in his pocket to pay his fare, and
still had it when he got home. he is a boy
who goes on the road good deal to do bus
iness for father, and had 40 thought of COM
ing without paying. But they were too late,
and met with that sad accident. We do rot
wish such an impression as was contained in
the other article to go out to the friends.
N. MILLS.
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I. C. Stewart, general agsnt, is stopping at
the City Hotel, where he will sell shop rights
and take orders for the heel and counter.
apr76;I49
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EKw ADvERFIsE@EERs.=

NV AUVEAElbEfoEHEE
O. A. Rsss-U. 5. l6-l0 per cent Loan.
John Elssler-Acadsmy Of Music.
A MonfpsIier-E thenerm Mnsic Hal.
T. G Milis-Olevelsnd Bazaar.
Second National Baak-Quarterly Report.
BurhridFe ; Oo.-Patent Office Agency.
PaIton Bresd-Eorthern Transportation Com
paBy.
Lyman s J1d on-For Sale.
P Prsntiss-For Sale.
H D. Kendall Oo-sun Umbrellas.
TinneIs and Coppersmiths Special Meeting.
h D. Kendall Co Oassimeres.
6. S stone-Pssturage,
Il, Seaman-Removsl.
For sale-Hairdressing Fs.ablishR5bt.
Wantsd-Girl.
Wauted-Girl.
Basonio-Jocsl Notics.
Bah er-Local Notice.
J. NJ. Gstes-Locaj Notice
Bsker-Loosl Notice
L. ". ForS-Jocsl Mott E.
Bskar-LOosl Notice.
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PAY SUsPEEDED.-The pay Of commsnd-
ing officers Of the I'd Ohio Cavalry, and COM
psnies G and G, of the 7th Ohio Cavalry, is
suspended until they render their regimental
and company histories, as required by the
regulations of the Ordnance Office ef the
War Department, frequently repeated to
them since March, 1853.