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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-17

CBAsTK AS IOE AND PURE AS SNow.-The
Fragrant Sozodont is a scientific prepara-
ton of the purest and choicest Ingredients
of the oriental vegetable kingdom. Every
ingredient is we'll known to have q benef-
cial effect on the teeth and gums. 1t re-
moves all disagreeable odOrs, even that Of
tobacco. Itspeedily removes those ravsges
which children sustain in their teeth,
owing to improper use of sweet and acid
articles, which imperceptibly destroy them.
Sold By Druggists. nov7.eOd .l6e
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CIVIL BRAEcH-BEFoRK JUDGE BoLToK.-
This Court convened yesterday morning,
but adjourned till this morning, there being
no business ready for the consideration of
the Court.
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JUsT RECEIvED.-Another fine lot of those
cheap Shaker Blnas, at E. C. Jones', I46
Superior street. nov5:I7g
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MASTER DUDLEY WALLER.-Brainard'
Hall was well-fIled last evening on the
occasion of the second appearance of the
wonderful boy y-orator, Dudley Waller. His
performances delighted every one, exhibit
ing, as it did, not only wonderful grasp
of memory, but a fascination and power of
delivery truly marvellous in one so young.
His rendition of that we'll known scene, so
trying to actors and elocutionists, between
Sir Peter and Lady Teazle, in the "SchooI
for Scandal" " left little to be desired, and
won immense applause. "Yill the New
Year come Tonight, Mama"-that beauti-
full poem by Cora Eager, in which Alf.
Burnett has won SO high a reputation-was
given with power and pathos that brought
tears from many eyes, and the concludi ng
piece, "Yankee Doodle Dandy" was rem
dered with much power as to make an un-
interesting poem very successful. We
have no space for more extended comment,
but will simply say-and the whole an
dienee present will agree with us-that the
entertainment could not have been i'm
proved. All were delighted with the beauty.
the memory and the talent of the youthful
orator.
We feel sure that the worthy superin-
tendent of Onr City Schools would dc an
excellent thing in arranging with Master
Dudley for matinee on Saturday afternoon
for the benefit of the children in the
schools The effect of the example of 80
wonderful a boy could not be otherwise
than stimulstive and excellent. Let the
children hear Master Dudley by all means.
TEE LECTURE THIS EyRSIEG-We trust
none of our readers will forget the enter
tainment our Lecture Committee have pro-
vided for them this evening at Brainard's
Hall. The reputation of James E. Muir
doch is SO well established that we do not
deem it necessary to say anything in his
praise. He has hosts of friends in the city,
and we confidently look for a crowded
house. Go early and secure seats,
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sUFAFLO hARKET.-Nov. Ie

RUFAFLO EAEHEF---EOV. Is
IBT TELEaRAPH-I
FlOur-Firn but quiet.
Wheat-Firm bat quiet. Sales No. MilWsu-
kee spring, to arrive, at 81 l2 shOsti Red winter
81 25
COrn-S1 70.
Oafs-To arrive SEC.
Rye-HOminal.
Whisky-Sman sales at 81 II.
Canal Freights-UnchAnged
Lake ImpOrts-FloaF 1924; wheat 1sl, ,75e.
corn 26, ,l67; oats 4S, ,5s6; barley q l12.
Canal ENpOrts-Fiour ], ,902; EheAt ISs $40
eo,0 1910; osts l26. .TsO; barley $500.
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CITY NEWS.

Some beautiful Flowers and Ribbons
now opening at Mrs. Shsw's Millinery
Store. nov.9
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gnpsnrtaI.

NTIGS AND HAIR WORN.
WI. d Y'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
THE LARGEST IN THE STATE
FdR vic MAElH6 81 LADIES' HsiR GRESSike
&c PUBLIC SQUARE.
Manufacturer of Ell kinds iof WIGS, iuo,adins
the celebrated
ILL SION WIG,
that so resembles nature a. TO defy the closest
scrutiny. A very large and beautiful stock Of
LONG HAIR, Drought BY the proprietor iron
Europe, for SWITCHES end BRAIDS-ths finest
assortment ever soeu IN this city.
Ladies' Front Pieces ana Half. Wigs,
In sysry style. with all improvements,
SETS OF OURIS, msde from French Mature
Ourled Hair tgusI antssd.l
NUGEEE DOUBLE and TRIPLE BOWS
WATERFALLS, &o.,
sAaade By tho advertiser, equal TO those imported
Ladies' Braids made into any kid Of Head pEefs
OF Bow without injury 10 Switch.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING in the most pTsysi
Egand fashionable styles.
eV-An work warranted - represented.
HOT and COLD BATHS at al hours. dec29
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LEADER.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IL.
aEN AnVERTIsEEEENTs.

Academy of Musio-Miss Helen Western.
BOX 2I52-PEteut lead Comb.
W. E. Murphy Co Substitutes.
Jas. Richards-For Sale.
Lozt-Gold Spectacles.
VIM. Heisley-For Sale.
Gift Book Store-Lscal Notice.
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photographic dStutS.

DHOT0GRAPHIC ALBUMS. At
EeG York prices.
i. r. DOUGLAS a co.,
l7g suDeTicr-st.
ARTISTS MATERIALS - WIHDSOR'S AND
6sTton's and GOupirs OH and Water Oolora, At
r., B. DOUGLAS 4 cos,
l79 5uDeriOr-sl.
OVAL AND SQUARE ROSEWOOD FRAAfFs
a. R. b. DOUGLAS COS,
I'VE saperior-Is.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF CELEBRATED
Painting and Engravings, ct
r D. DOUGLAS 4 cos,
ITS suDorior-Et.
'OARTES DE VISITE" OF CELEBRATED
Men and Women, and PalmsE's Marbles nt
\. r. DOUGLAS 4 COS,
lIs Supsrior-st.
EKE EVeBAVINGS OF DISTINGUISHED MEM
Il y. DOUGLAS \ CO.'S,
pTSp 10 aun.rtor-s4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-17

PERsoNAL.-The famous anti-slavery or
ator, George Thompson, of England, who,
a quarter ofs century ago, was one of the
pioneers fthe anti-slavery movement in
this country, advocating the abolition of
the peculiar institution" with eloquenee
and bOldness, and in the face of indignity
aud insult, and who, as our readers will
remember, received so different g reception
on the occasion ofhis second visit to this
country few months since, was at the
Weddell last night. He speaks at 0berlin
this evening, at the invitation of the College
Societies Library Association. We wish that
a movement might be made TO engage this
distinguished and eloquent gentleman to
address our citizens. No speaker would be
listened to with more interest or would
command a larger audience than Mr..
Thompson; and an address from him, at
that point of time when the people of the
United States have indicated with over
whelming unanimitY, by the reelection of
Abraham Lincoln, their attachment to the
principles which he was first to advocate,
would be peculiarly appropriate. Which
of our literary or philanthropic associa-
tions will move in this matter?
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TRAvKLER's REGIsTER.

~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF the
above Trains Boats, will be called for by Oosche5
II Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
At the Omnibus Once, l47 Superior street, next
IGOR to tho Weddell House.
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RES7 YORK NABEkET---NOv. IS.
IBT TELEaRIPH.l
COttOn-Lower with fair business doing. Gales
ct 81 399SI 40 for middling uplsnds.
FIOur-5tate and Western dull and lO@l5 cts
lower.
Sales 50 sO9IO 90 for extra State; SO sO9l1 90
for common to good shipping brands extra round
el sing dull with no buyers at the outside quota
tious.
Whisky-Easior. Sales at 81 1891 7411 for
Wheat-Dun and 3a4 cts lover. Sales amber
Milwaukee at 50 "A; Vintsr d state SO 49, 1000
western at 81 ST92 IS.
BarIey-Malt quiet.
COrn-Dull and 2gsc lower; 81 795S91 so11l for
mixed western in store, closing with Tree sellers at
81 so.
Oats-DuIl Sales at 9s9ssc for western sholt
and in store including one parcel reported at 81 90
WOOl-Quiet.
COnee-DulI and unchanged.
Sugsr-UuD. Cuba and Muscovado 211<@23o.
MOlasses-Dun and nominal.
PetrOleum-DulI and dropping. Crude 46oi
Refined in bond T09Tle; Refined free Sic
POrk-HeavS aud lower. Sales at $50 OO9
SO 90 for mess; $40 2j940 50 for new DO cash and
regular way closing at $40 IS cash; S37 O09S38 90
for prime; SSe OO for ty prime mess. Also 1850
bbls new mess for all November at $40 T5, and 100
bblH new mess for all November, on private terms,
and 1000 bbls do for the last half Of December, sell
lsr's option, at $40 90.
BeeE-stsady with fair demand at about Prsvi-
Gus prices.
Beef Hams-Firm.
Cut Meats-Steady-
Lard-HeaYy and shade easter. Sales at 2l359
24c; latter price extreme.
Butter-Quist and unchanged ct 34946c for
Ohio; 42854s for state.
Cheese-Quist at l6925o,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-17

We have opened our Retail coal yard
at the foot of Seneca street bridge, for the
sale of Chippawe coal. Orders through the
Post-ofice promptly attended to.
LBHUEL CRYwFORD & Son.
0cto5.17Q
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SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY OF NORTH
ERN OHIO.
Central Office, 95 Bank Street.)
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. Tth, 1864.
At regular meeting held November Ist,
Mrs. J. A. Harris was unanimously chosen
Vice President of this Society. This sP
pointment is cordially commended to our
Branch Societies and to all friends.
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY Nor. ONO.
noV10:I76
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DIED.

In Wadsworth, on the 18th int, ORRA ELIZA,
daughter Of Sherman and sarah Eliza Blocker, ag d
two yeais-
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OzwEGO mARIkEr.-NOv. Is.

OsREGO MARKEF--NOv. Is.
sT TELEGRAPH.
FIOur-steAdy with cool demand, which the
mills cannot supply. Sales at $40 5O@lO rs for Nc
l spring; SI1 90 for red winter; SIl 6Q0l8 % for
whi.e. Sl2 250I2 rs for dou3le extra.
WheAt-Qulst and no sales.
COra-Scarce AID dull. No. Ind. 81 7S.
Other grains quiet.
Canal FreiGhfs-Without material change.
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nIarketIpr in CIereInnd.

EDITORS LEADER 1T has been well said
that ''the nearest way TO a mans heart is
through his stomach" and this must ac-
count for the predominance Of the female
sex at our markets. The ladies know the
weak point of their fqords," and do not
fail to avail themselves of it; and if you
want to see "beauty and booty" together,
just go on to Ontario street, any market
day, and there you will see it fully illus
trated. Not Beauty and the Beast" Z"
alone, but Beauty and the Market Basket
Woman turned into business personage-
woman as a worker out of doors for an
hour-woman under diffeulties-woman
as acaterer-Woman as a chalferer-woman
as a vegetable, poultry and beefsteak con
noisseur-in word, woman as philan-
thropist, getting food for the hungry, and
making herself as useful as ornamental, all
for the sake of man.
When the weather is fine, and the walk
ing dry, woman's task, as a marketer, in
spite of the crowd, baby wagons and heavy
market-baskets, is not extremely unpleas-
ant. But in muddy, stormy and wintry
weather comes "the tug of war;" and the
Lord have mercy upon our wives and
daughters. Rain overhead, mud under
foot, umbrellas, hoops, baby-wagon, be-
draggled skirts, muddy dogs, men, women,
children, all mixed promiscuously togeth-
er, present scene Of dsmpness, confusion
and misery, narrowing to the heart, but
impossible TO be described.
Messrs. Editors, one would suppose that
the men of this beautiful city of Cleveland
would have love enough for woman, if not
public spirit, to build a Market House for
her comfort, Why, in the name of all that
is human, chivalrous and manly, do we
allow our wives and daughters, day after
day, and year after year, to Kill. themselves
Tor US, laying the seeds of consumption and
death, in stumping around that "boggy
hole" falsely called "the Market" on
Kinsman street, and exposed to all the
storms of Ontario and Pearl streets three
times week?
And now, to cap the climax of cruelty,
our Common Council must needs level
every awning and shed in the city, in order
that we shall be more fully exposed to the
storms of Heaven What shOrt-sighted
policy is this? Where is our Health Off
Ger? Why don't we have Lunatic Asy-
lum here instead Ofat Newburg?
For woman s sake let US up with a market
mouse, and then, and not till then, should
we say, "doWn vita the sheds"
Pro BONO PUBLTco.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK

OF CLEVELAND,
Fiscal Agent and Desigated DepOsitaFy
or the United States.
Authorized Subscription Agents for the New Loan Of
3IO TREASURY NOTES,
On which will allow liberal commission to dealerS.
VIII keep on hand for sale
UNITED STA TEs sac BONDS,
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS
UNITED STATES BONDS OF 1851.
UNITED STATES 7-3O TREASURY NOTES.
Will purchase at highest market rates.
COIN.
COIN COUPONS,
o. S QUARTER1LASTER'S VOUCHERS
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, and
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS.
Tno3:RsT
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EEW YORK sTOCk MARKET.

EEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
HEN YORK, Nov. 10, 1854.
Government StOeks--Active and irmer.
United States skies 81 coupons lO56; do $40 cou-
pons registered 1O31S; 6s 20 coupons 104 lO40cou-
pons 81; Treasury 7-Sfs 1l5-
SfOeks-LoWs R. Island i055z: Chicago, Bur-
llngtoa Quincy ia; Fort Wayne los; Eorthi
western 433< Northwestern preferred sl5< Illinois
Central scrip l26; Olevelsnd Pittsburg AZ; New
York Contra; 1Z27z; Erie =; Hudson 40; Read
ing 1856; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
721<; Michigan Central 1f6; Toledo -; Qu ok-
silver s254i .. Mississippi certificates 3s1; Mar.
mos S4s<
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CHICAGO MARKET--NOv. 1e.

[specisl Dispatch to the Cleveland Lesdsr.l
UaIoAso, Nov. 10.
FIOur-2Oc lower. Sales Of spring extras OF
IS 57@lO 90.
Wheat-99lOo lower Sales No. 2 red at 81 So
al 81; No 1 spring at 81 1894 60, and No. 2
spring at 81 7O9I 70, closing at the inside.
COrn-0ld l@Se higher Sales at 81 359l 3s.
New Corn 81 l39S1 10.
Oats-Io lower. Sales No. 1 ct 645l9t5o
Rye-le lower. Sales No. 81 I21691 IA.
BarEeY-Steady at 81 4O9I 45 for No 2.
Whisky-Dull. sales ct 81 633S.
POrk-Mess dull at S37 co. Prime mess bold
at S34 90; buyers at S33 30.
Lard-Quiet st 22c
Grain EreiRhts-Dull; lie on oats to Buffalo.
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060 ann MONEY ADVANCED

0OVsUOO in sums to Huit-At the old stand
and Well-knoWn WAGHERB LOAN OFFICE, on
Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Wstohes, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, GunE,
pistols Clothing Dry Goods, Pianos, MelodeonEI
and ali ersonsl property and articles Of value, on
tbs most satisfactory terms Business strictly pri
Vate. Established 1881. n. B.-A variety Of IN
redeemed Wstchss, JeEslry, Guns, So, for sLls a.
areains.
Ofiosi-oaFnsF o. Water and Superior Btrests,
aver DGyis and PSI1OttO's Clothing Store.
: oofQ7 J. O. = W WAGNER.
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COMMERCIAL
MORNING LEADER OFFIoR,

Ths receipts ol Grain BY rail for the "a hours
ending st half past onS O'Clock to-day NFs - fol-
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by. NOEsEz MAKak ET.--NOV. I6,
81 FEEaRAPs.I
MOney-Rathsr easier ct 9 OF.
Sterling EXehanEe-Dun ct 1097<9lO9H
for gold.
GOld-Unsettlsd and decidedly lower. Opening
at 2S71 advancing to 2i0, dscling TO 22s and clos
ing at 2s05s.
The steamer Persia for Liverpool to-day, carried
out $3.50, 900 in specie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-17

ENOR SALF-HOUSE AND LOT ON
Il Forest street House large and oommOdiousi Lot
no feet By 226 with an abundance Of fine shrubbery,
and good fruit cheice grapes and good barn. Terms
sssY. Enquire Of d. ". GAGE, Esq, l6s Superior st.
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3. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
q. s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior ST.

az 3-10 PER CENT. AND lO-40" NATIONAL
LOANS.
Commission slowed to Subsoribers.)
S%U. S. Bonds Of 1881, 5-2O's. IO-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all pther Government Securities pur-
ohosed and for Eale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and canada Money bought
and sould st best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made ct all accessible points. Uncur-
ent funds converted at lowest. Revenue Stamps
sale. Oc4
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r AND FOR SALE-SIXTY ACRES
Llof Land in lots from three to eight acres or in
On the orth by ST. Clair road the west by wilson
avenue and on the south BY Superior street exten-
sion and is known a. the Sterling Farm. The above
described land is just out Of the city its Enqure
OF N. m. SPANGLER, or Miss II. 4. bIERLlNGl %
Euolid street. no2:lSS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-17

w the QuArtermAstsr's Department Nashville,
Tenn. 500 Lsborers and Wood Choppers, wages as
par month and ratOas; 500 Teamsters. wages ~ per
month and rsti0ns. To men capable o. taking charge
Or Train a. Wagon Master, that will report With %
Teamstsrs, go to s75 per month will be paid. None
need apply cut abs-boded meb, willing 70 engage ior
ax month";. Transportation urnlshed. Apply TO ID.
EHERWOOD, A. Q. NJ. Agent Commercial House,
Cleveland, Ohio. Wnl leave Cleveland every Tuesday
aud Friday. sepSO:H
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WANTED To RENT-Until April
w lst A n ce Brick Cottage Also to sell, q Stow
art Cooking Stove. No. l65 Superb n street.
-os.f76 L. A. WILCOX.
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oS0 000EOHEAP WATCHES and
-LWlLl IEIuI I.I ~ .a L....la.aIa s.tlar.

QOOsVUO sJEWELRY ct Wholesale. Suffers,
Country Merchants, Pedlars and general tr raderd
supplied at immense bargains. Watch aud Jewell
" Of every description in auy pattern quality and
IN any quantity constantly on tnd and made to Or
der. Estimates Of any GLASS Of work furnished. Good
CauVasIing Clerks wanted, Prices and iuil descrip
WAY, NEW TOaK. oclS III :dAw
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E seven large rooms, cellar &c-all in ''tip-t0p''
condition. Enquire at s. BTOWnen ST., nssr EGcid.
ual0.I77 W. BAILEY.
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nm HEA[LOOK BABK-BOR SALE BY
H b. OLDFiELD,
uogI77 Port Sanilsc, Mich.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-17

kONo 1 Cloth Saeks-iust received and for sale by
ID. BURGERT & SONS,
uoIO-I77 &c River street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-17

Il thirty acres Of first rate land under goOd cultya
ton situated 10 the township Of Newburg nvs miles
IRON Cleveland. There SJOyoung fruit trees,
some grapes aud small fruits, good barn, hrst-cRss
building for gra nary, small house, &C. For terms
and farther particulars apply to GEO. D. BECK, 20
nHr-rn ~fr-a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-17

1NHE SMALL HOUSE NO. 437 SU-
L PERToR street, is for rent. Apply to wa. HE'S
LEY, 222 Superior street. n lO:zi6
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FARM At AUcgIoy-sALE p0sITIvE.

~ I VIII sell, At p0b!ic sale, o. lie prem :
sa$I ises, on IFcd1aesdoy I'Ioy 25th, the fine
et1te, MOUNT ZEPHY r, Of 1i45 acres prime
upland in 4 high state Of cultivation, we'll wa
tered, good fencing: fine dwelling, Ice aud
Leaf Houses, Blacksmith shop, and tools,
growing crops also ? ine BROOD MARES,
= promising COLT5 Of fine stock. ) MULES
8 pair OXEN. Fresh Mich COWS anG
CALTE Els, a DEVON BULL, Hogs OF the
hest breed, Poultry. P]oughs and Furniture.
The 1arm IS i miles from Mount Vernon
wharf, s from Alexandria and l. from Wash
ii yton, the best markets j. the United States.
Terms for personal properly cash for real eS-
tate cash, IL : years, ! II years with Inter-
est. For further particulars address y. Ward
Il our.t Zephyr, alexandria, Va.
". L, PENN,
my 5-d;25** Auctloneer
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ARCTIC SODA WATER.

FNHE subscriber has At great expense provided
L himself with q complete ARCTIC SODA
WATER and Syrup Apparatus which enables
him at all times to draw Ice Cold Soda Water,
with pure Cream and Fruit SyTups, without
grating or shaving ice into the tuna bier. whlcn
has ALWAYS been 4 great objection. he sub
scriber will be pleased to see his friends Al his
upper store corner Of King and Alfred streets
at any time from Is O'Clock. 4. n, to 10 T. N.
nv l9-3t* Il Il \ Ky tCtk.
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TO PREVENT SICKNESS,

Z | + | I j ! i Z : !. 10 y
TOTHING is more wholesome AT this time
~ Of year than a gentle rurgatlve. Il Will
purify the blood and digestive organs and ena
bic L!lc system the better 10 endure the VAIN
season &c come FIR this purpose We woult:
advise every one il Quest Of sound health, to
try BOX Of Prot. y i}nd1an's Vegetable Pills
or Powders which have proved so s;1lutarv tha
past two seas ms. TO al who tried them.
For sale al mos5 Druggists. See advertise-
ment in another column. az .}U--2,n
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LATEST REP PORTS,
FROM BUFFERS COMMAND.

,c,rrosnondence Of the Philadelphia Inquirer.l
/ BERMUDA HUNDRED. May 2I.--Shortly be-
go moon. Yesterday, heavy skirn,ishing com
..cpd on our front It was brought on by
,bo ropfe1erates throwing large column upon.
80 c,rtre Of the picket line Of the 10th Corps.
] The Confederates came laundering down
9Th demopacal yell, and forced the FEEDER
.s 10 retire from the earshworks that had been
thrown up for their protection,
The Federals soon rallied and, being soEne-
What strengthened, attacked the Contederates
4 brisk fight ensued, III which both sides
must have lost severely
The Co1.ffvderates during the engagement
lost General y alker, who fell into the hands
Of he Feaerals 3 prisoner, badly wounded,
one Of his arms and leg badly shattered
The regiments engaged IN the skirnlish were
the 55th Pennsylvania, 9th Pennsylvania,
4th New Hampshire: S.ll Maine, 9th Maine
and 18th Indiana,
Tie Confederates being Immediately in The
front and very close: firing was kept up
throughout the afternoon and evening
The tar!bvoISs that were charged upon, al
noon were about mile beyond tie man tortl-
hcaiVn.
BERMUDA HUNDRED, May 22.-Last night,
about II o'clock, the Confeieratcs, in large
force, attacked General Ames Brigade, Tenth
Arm
space Of half an hour the ca0nonading was ter
rhc, and the volleys Of musketry were ineessant.
Twice the Coniederates attem pied to break
through The Federal lines.
Yesterday things were com aratively quiet
Skrmshing and an occasional she'll from Bat
terry No. was all that disturbed the tranquil
lty Of the day Such a state Of things cannot
last many days, as the forces Of both parties
are facing each other and within striking dis
lance
The hght Of the 2lst lust was rather severe.
The Thirteenth Indiana lost eleven killed and
ffty-eight wounded; the Ninth Maine sixty
nine killed, wounded and missing; the Sixty
seventh Ohio, fifty: the Thirty ninth Illinois,
seventy, and the Eighty.ff1h Pennsylvania,
twenty-five.
The Washington Republican of yesterday
evening reports that in the attack Of the Con-
tederates upon Butler, yesterday week, Brig.
den. Montgomery D. Corse, formerly OF this
city, was killed, and Col Richard Maury, son
o. Commodore Maury, c. S. n, was naortally
wounded The same paper publishes General
beauregard' dispatch Of the fight on the day
named, but no mention Of either The death Of
0en Corse or the vonnding OF Col Maury is
made IL it. None of the other Washington
papers Or Of the Northern papers this morning