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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONRoE, May l6.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 18th has
the following:
MERIDIAN, May 9.-Steele's army, g.
600 strong, surrendered to Dick Taylor, at
Camden, Arkansas, on he 28th ult. Price
had demanded the surrender Of Alexsn-
dria.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-18

OHAPTEB IX-THE KISS IN TIE DARK,
After waiting six long hours,
And with hunger a.mcst dead
hsga came thsT the track wss mended,
And the train soon went ahead
coon We passed place called Johnstowni
Filled with iron foundriss.
Where the people all were working
Like lot OF busy bees.
'Then We came to q great tunnel
Near me sat pr tty miss.
And when 81 was dark v midnight, %
Quick from her stole a kizs
Is Oh p Ehe cried, the PEOPLE shouted,
And before we reached the Light
i was psering through the window,
In my seat again al right.
After passing the grtat tunnel,
To place We quickly came
Upon the highesI mountain top,
And Gre son is its na ne; -. r o.
Many people in the summer
To this Pleasant spot repair
To ENJOY its cooling waters
And ia pure, 1resn mountain air.
At Altoona we took break ast
II was one o'clock or more; . rs
Such q lot II hungry mortals ~
lne'er laid eyes on betotei ~
All tbs good things on the table
In short time did disappear; H.
And they all shOuiiug wildly
"Quickly bring more breskfaIt here"
Whsn 1 went pay for breakfast,
haid the landlord" We must charge
You inst dOub price for break iasI,
Eoryour mouth 90 aEfnl large"
don'tse IT, said g dear sir;
But Just char &c It II you will,
And while you are abOEt it,
Bend 10 Uncle sam the bill"
Notice TO DRAFTED men and others In the service OF
Unels s5@ and al in want Of Rgs9sr 5lH2a es
Military clothing et any and every oescrt tioh end
hns GS.hRs % o5 sPrPg 5 sGq % sS3mSr T SSi we
will ssll at the very lowest prices. .
IsasO A. Issse's Union Hall,
sSoIs Agent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sewing
Haohiness bJOrr's AutOmatsn Pressman and
.-- strongs Pate 1t srmy Bed-TEunk,
Corner superior aud Union SIS.
- Look ont for the Giants "a mRviS
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vol. XVIII.
MORNING LEADER
WEDNESDAY, mORNING. MAY IS, 1854


First COpperhead assertion: g The Dem
Ocrstic party has Furnished twO-tnirds Of
the soldiers in the Union armies"
Second COpperhesd assertion: "The
Union army is a Black Republican instru.
ment of the Lincoln despotisn."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-18

There are now published in the United
Kingdom, 1880 newspapers, distributed
as follows England, 9l9; Wales, 80 SCOT
land, 140; Ireland, 14O; British Isles, "A.
OF these there are forty-six daily papers
published in England one in Wales nine
in Scotland; fourteen in Ireland one in
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-18
THE POET ON A TRAIN;

Ila IoUlnoc Of inc haIIroaus
by the author of the "Fair Inez," 1.-THE Prince OF
Wales, /" HIhe Ghost Huntsrs," sc.
lOoNTIEUED.)
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-18

ofas1sinass soid Nv t6en at price tnat will bear a
favorable comparison vii. \ othsr reliable house
in che citV, maglo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-18

TELEGRAPH TO FREDERICKSBURG.
A submarine telegraph is being con-
structed Wis fredericksburg to communi-
oaie direntIv With Gran9a headaua.ta,a
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Fl Il ~ 81 sl:s isytfs.l S le esassl end
sxss great nbktise IN admitting ST. enas.
iiaS iIssls 10 praserelG tier stsfk nlefoFnfls
I.flF The f,snnei, when eesaDlntra Nas
ais;.,sf slxtg fbes lglils and 6peiied into -
t.ia sst6etst, skad ilusand fisa ilile &c eegfsis
a. s.,a5A a. thrp sbriid the war clear they
s,ss,.ssass els,yls n small ngnalIa 81 fNo o.
si..s.,. an, aas.ilfeFu Of asllil they Ros eiseF
81 the naafsis. making their way te thew u
llaa.sb,IFr fond Ily The shortest eeates. The
t.. s.ess favored them. and the fset thnt nh
shez rshel solslisfs whgm they faet we're
haisieh IN The nfsnj. esate q 3 'licls sams
which they hnd siolsn tplA the AAppsses
sefl 10 oaF prisoners By aRf government,
vas of sant help % them.
s Although thTy-weFe ALTERED IN oilr army
eserevats, and many Of tlseia haa llsesr
hasefsatks. they ElHila the ballonal tHiiuFnl
4 heitvr Disguise than Is they had bssa pro-
yidssi with rrlscl nniFbrms.
In order to ellHle their pifEnfetN WHO
they hnew would sogn be On their tfsleks
they scattered ~ much ~ lgssIhle. Many
were thoir hatslshIps and HiliicFlnfss sfad
lfeonenliy tic rebel cavalry, wbos tic hsgxt
.narninr. vArc tashwhaeisiDg ln every d.
rcslian Cor then.
Tl les which They experienced when
tines 80 caught sight Of our troopa, sent
oal tolhelp them and project them froatiseir
parsaers, cannot be expreeaed.
Te tho officers and men Ut the Eleventh.
PENNSYLVANIA cavalry, whom they first met,
they express most profound gratitude for
their nahoanded Kindness, and also bear
testimony to the gullantYy with which these
eallRnt f,,llows parsucti the rebel cavalry
and rescued many OF the weary, worn fu-
r;tiyes. who otherwise would have been ~.
capturel.
lTI,ctr h eyso.l rcasoh 10 hope that many
more will yet Como IN safe.
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The Escaped Union oiIleers. :
hAlTIMpRE. Feb. II. IA

The escaped Union officers reached here
this morning. and So TO Washington this
afternoon.
Tho aeeount Of their escape Is full of
thrilling iftcrcst but Ter prudential reasons
many particulars Are Withheld from publ.
They were fiiey-une days making tutiz
mel Having managed to find access to She
cellar, they eolnmerced work, relieving enc
another "a Opportunity oflefesl
Their instruments were case knives. IS,ek-
Il knives, ehisels and ales Twice ihey had
to1hbandon their work and commence anew
on account Of the distractions which fhes
could not pass, They had hoped 10 have
awaited Themselves OF n enlyert, but fsand
II impraetleable.
Alter getting through the wall tiler dis.
pased Of the excayated s1iI by Drawing il
out In spitoon, which They attached 10 q
eerd. This would Be siliod BY he parsics nj
work In the tanned, and pulled bat into the
cellar b. their rompahlens, who dispoauA 81
II By spreading Il ii shallow layers over the
ao0r. eoncealiAg it lsneath shasfrhw. The
work Mas necessarily very Glow. So ciose
WIS tho atmosphere b The tnnAeE skaa they
epnld remain IN II but q few minutes at 4
time. and thsir eafilsa would Re ouf. Al
enc lime theY Ral 10 bear the had Of the
street that 4 small h0la. aboat til size or !
siosepirsi hfaks through but ssrtaaately
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A letter writer al KnoxyiiIe, speakIng o.
Gen. schoheld, The new commaiiaeF al that
department, says:
lie was born n Chstauqne eoanty, New
York, III 1881, consequently he Is about
thirty 4aa ysars Of SO. He went 10 West
Point frosB Hlinois. % wbieh State be y It
present q citizen graduated In 1853 with
the rank ef Second L1ianianans az Artillery,
and VS. sent to do Asryies On che e0aat Of
florida For Gre years be wss Assistant
Professor Of Mathematics and Nal.lrsl Phi.
eiosophy as Wet Point ahd At the breaking
out ~ the war be whs holding TIE salss ,Se-
sigi0n, - leave Of ahsenee from che ars,lr.
n che sFasbIassoh II hIesfsEty Il 81 f,s,,Iiie.
His services e Major 81 the Ii Eissaari
under Colonel Fran p. Blair. and A. As.isl..
anu Aiataat 1snerai foT General 81 .rsr.
shsa ~ Did good seryiee at " Iltalrs {, -
aizecfEhg the movallsesais sseaz ~ fssl tl1,s.
htargia, che rsRh3ng elacar. eosIa 81 flps,IId.
SO MASTERS of histoFy. n me short epace
ofNyaF days BE fhised ard 6eRahikfd 8 hat
ssry, tooisil 10 FfsiaiektUEn, ana Defeated
tas fnemy q thai plsee an ths 9egll 0l 30.
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fsItssa s,ss.,-.ss. s,.i ,Sss,eusine ard sslstes.
Iy,w fSsI = ike naiifoaA Dtfsk pface ssrnts 81
tlas end Asylam stfeeis
n TIrre ieeth o. WI A.kaM.
Isesf usss4sfraaslsr. 0fcs "a aegf, Bssssh Bank
q TennesNe Gar ssstri.
csmmitsary Department.
Ia !. ". nkRHfexa esBsf G =
oalc6 :;olskpssl sornsf q asg an5 clineh ssFsss.
car. JOHN mengRRAY.Cs
ii sAares Il tassls md lsssgS 0lss On esy safess
epbniIse = al6e Street
usee d. b DKyERKtx, Cs
l,.vss f..,,sls..ry. afss sa fsay sssssi opposite
1ssuea tlaek a Tsnn-
Il. a. JUNEs
A.fins issssne cen..nlssuf5 s1lzcc Esss sids tlsy
81 beaNssh tslseleflaed shs Main.
Modest Dspsrtmsni.
|. HHNHY S. fiEWfT. snTrssB {. 8. "
sleaiasi TSsessf I1evusgsassss - tI.s o.. t,iies
on cav a. sppssits Tenss-es BaBk, ~ staiFs
EpwARD snfprEN suseesa r.Sy-
at..s,ss. s,sssstss II shs fsut - Knsssillr With
eanlFoI n hospitals tberesG Ossee with Asiesl
Bssusss Dept - the Ohla
RonKnT MCGOWAN.
As.'t ssrx'l i and Ass'g Medical PRseyos. ofsce
.sprosils Tenn. hanL
ksy,aa gsee,al IIsaplisk 50. 4 sd IS bFspeisrs.
Surgeon, IN risrzs. &. 81. lEeNtlGsx
f..,aag H,as.e (,ensrai Heapiial, ,sso. = and t.
bsaneiis.. saFaeA b charge, O. D. AsasAS.
Bsu Hsuse Geacgas HsapIlaI, 10 D soTgeaA IN
charge. L. p, gHisw0s.D.
Cart IIaps GsneEaI flospitsh xes 8. saFgron in
shsr1e ffsaET Il. ". BtssfTT.
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M a anNoxp KKxsEpY, cHkVLAGx Term HreE
aAxDEEh- $50
Before Thy T'hane Nc bows
O God, oar shield be Thou
From treasens Fagei
IN faith We look Be- Thee
Our strength in Heaven ne sces
Dsssaaer % the FREE
In evsry sge.
Our felIiss xs cenfsss:
o Csod, fargive and hlesi
Lss mereyis light
IIIasaine this DARK houF.
Whea Nss-eloats DER ~ lower,
And Thine eternal pawer
Defend the right
PsUteot cur srmies, Lori
And wissn they draw the sword,
In Frpedon'a nsIse.
Strike Thon fsr them she biow,
0erwhclm the Wanting foo.
And lay saek trftoF Ion
In aesthleas shanoi
oar pilgrim fsthers sleep
The ocean broad ard deep
Beside tieir grAsa;
wi.cn ThiHe Asehaagei eric.
Serbsd thai they shaald Ftsa =
To <ro~ns q faradirs
Frdns ground % slaves
Let Liberty arise.
lIsr glory 81 the skies
TIE world 70 fFpei
I.ss 81 eaaFo Thy nanses
And ehildrea sprssd Thy Assss
TTll esrxA ahd hsaSsn pfesikim
Tia Jphilsei ~
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! TaIkea vllA an aneeI Lasl Nlghl.

Trssssts te ArstrS Hyis.,.ass Is re Resvt fiass
NJ err. exo. EpaAR GRESHAM, tern h TxSS. cav
AZ aaias.iga.t the ean,p-arcs harmed aisais
The aOznd Of the kagio had ceasrsa-
II was aaiss, and ssience hoxeFed DER ss,
wAEas my coal had t.yeus feast;
For. jazt thru, The clear, silver naeoahcaas
Bsuks aruagh the dark clouds fall and bright
piseIssiex my hssrts dsar~t trrssaee--
- satkc1 vita an ssssf tast Hsgkfi
An anreli yess Was the same Isvsly agars
WA sxees winniag smile sd Arshsa brew,
That rlArmei sns vhiss yes 10 yuusbs spring4ine
= And wsrns me with lpTes eysn ao~.
she ssssa IN her robe Il eHrhaHfHeat,
And pressed mr. essd hard eth deiighti
We talked ef ssr IayS-lOns buried-S
- tailed -ltA an aaeri iat atgltf
She pressed Der rcse-lIpe % aiy foFrhcadr
And whispered Be hiihhal and aun-
Per the Being xAo fs4irsh she srarnx
wsH Laa u. in peaee, 10 our hen's.
TSra she kissed me and hA3e nle remember
That Der hearts aitap-ases barn hriela-
Adseu, desrOa!7 words thas stili IingsE1--
- t4lkes -itA "a a=ysl ia.t sisht'
80
The days and The seeks drag their bu''lss''
And the meslshs sccra as years IN their tFAin-
AID Nature herself snce - sailing
Bsings bot sadiest reflections and PaiaF
Yss, sin fcand my i,sne heart eHiwinins
Are The arins of that phantom of light.
And evesmsss sveetly Tn dreaming
II salEsd sri1A an ssssi tssf hssAff
KSoxyIiLE. Tenn.
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-l1say MAR stssnp,s q Hast ssss. ne Amer. r.
can flag. shoot hlaa sn the sFel. '--ScHs A. psx.
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Ella fsash and Fsl.sAssa sssrpsss rhs over knew
Mtlsrs.
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AMERICAN WATCHESll
Rubcns * Nafhans
sc FoarsA street. Up stairs.
BStweea Valiant and Vine,

CINCINNATI. OHIO
EeprIsed fton, esfr l.asnufurtoTy CIaax de Fsnsis
Sutherland, very hrsc assortment a
Silver aad Cold Wsiches.
Or parfner. IL tho arn 81 charlst Rnlens 4 Co.
Is Maiden Lace. New York resides IN Switzerland
and rs him ne osEer these sssis cheaper than shy
sther h0=c IN the country, Persons VII Do wti %
examine car stock befbse making their pgrchazss.
81 R,.faemlcr 5s. Up staiFs.-tsa
in froslt % olr okee y0a viii So = large gglien
Eagle.
Alwsys large stock in Amsrissh Watches.
ae~ss-ai
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Provost aaarshal 0eneral's DeparlInenl.

IA. Col =. " KEITH, AsgE rrot, Naf, Elsa.
Mi L. A. tiAifz, A. A. a..
Cart 1T. II. Tno4As AyA. q, osIh ag Ahssikhse
CeFstAeafes Of Isasasiy nna Passes.
tbpt .. g FEaSKIis, PFisaasss sf Was unaerts1l
aaa Political Preserves.
f,ssecs ist aseF, branch Ilaak Il 9enSsss,S. cav
stReet
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Qaarermasler's cspss,msss
car. KA wnIYMAK. 40 e

QesFterHnaelefs slarrs i,selalies R,slls,''es 49,
IiaaAsi The shuzsesesiaa IL tfislscs kisk ~ -.
sleaaisst e q,aFiets hss5ltak and stasa kes,sS
Oiles 81 hsei 0eaee Bank laliiisnp. Isss $500
caea 8 q. LuAK 40.
Dshefsiltg CIDER, pestasrs az saiissss s.ss...
ties 81 faei and alsaStess and nnr1ksslns &,ssss
aasea = eeoh RmnaA baak * sshnesssz' ~
! slFeak -
q. q q en- AMI y, ii q IS e. i A:o.a
Assns g faasslrfailep wdfkstsss aaa M, ~
pnFskAaa - aalmals 0aIea a. 49,. 49,
hsak hi iire Gky stfss.
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~WAss riehs has ne Keith assalleat What justice
hss Raen aeStedf And whst etAlsz fassAea IL 4Hlee
ana Fffhl hes 6rta ettAhrlff Csc eithef - ftt ~
slty estas one ataeie aet % Neae. aslsfatelt aAa
Rpfsssar itne 6e ne ropefasaeet at Nasklsasoa 81
vhirA tks saafh hass Heht - earalatas fehalieHge
sAs aasaef.'s--IIsx. A. ~. erEragsa, fsst.
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The Patriots Prayer.

nj eaAnnesp KKSsEpY, cHkELAEx Torn HreHs-
AAzDEKk 8
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Official Directory.
Chief Of Artillery, Dsparmeat o. the Ohio.

mig. Gsa DAVIS TlLIlsON, Chief Of ARTILLERY,
Commanding AFtillcry Reserve end Dcsarsa -
knesville, isas,tali aud KingsssG
Ia. ". W DKAs, a. A,A.G.
II w. g. FKhHr, A. - c.
A. IS w. s. gFF, A. n. c.
It. TlfuxAs BHnES, 4. A.4 3
Asst ssrgR r. W. CrNNfses. ksfe Ned illr.
Mai " l. DftEs6S, lst q. u. A. Inspg 81 Art
0iiices Ia Crsxiet's HssseI tsay ssFeek hss HarR-
sldSs cid Heal4Emftrrsl
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- - 3 4<fAts f41sn
tese - eksxk Is, es'.l :, t. flu...;. i.
Iss.ll..ll1, ltflel = "a 81 Nstf HefKAwar.
s..<s1s. - lssllt ~ - sils1s lsa aa1easitesi
= 81 tee t,|z;lse lsf q tie EeAnsss.e Hsraasky q
= - ~. teNsea eesllen tks assslsEisirs
= kea iseee ssses - = ~ thfek elefnss kal -
80 g ~ spI,ies llss.
VI r IIo1FsfSGKR
hnas g lsfisla u 4eepssseg Casslsy.
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ssTts eeass.rsex ifasH keswps ArsAisa have aesa
Fassea. VA 8 ssssed . n1ae y Aeere ~ sslE
efeilea alssess - asIRlnat - TRsee saA - -
nzalfaft e. Its Har--aflF lasfast4 - 1fesle
eTs.ss-RsaeRes A. nrrekkA = kheksa, Apssi u, u
swhsaexsr thsy Tue seelels, hsrs - rssag hey
rivs ksSss fesS i,ta q sF - fhe feakefa psIs.
a. tksf waasi4 alsa DIVA an fsust tkea Ept. Wese
thsy SIS. tAes wsaa tasaae aaa desiees ~ el heal
sfefev AAeaaase1e aeaaFea 70 these tAsnEss IN
amassS taas AM an1 spasf tA1ak e = peace IN
ans tseaas ne 'Wta 6nIefsaiaS siso aenstmsat 3
ID ehsg d - slasp, Ard ~ tsbe nsleFs 4 q a. =
sfmA. ss, laafeaxeF. trailer 60 his eeeatry. vie
deserves tlle sierra Esd ssnsshpt - al haasfahae
HRnsss--t5ExEnAl RssEcaASss
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Arrived.

Steamer Sea Gull Kenny. Providence, mdse' to Edward
Steamer Arti1an, Quirk Baltimore. md'e to William
Dazen -, =. A.. IL II
Croms ell 4 Co. .. l., - 4.
Bar Rainbow (Br) Mckay Havana IA days sugar to
Brett Son Co. , ., l.,
Bar. Ellen Morrison McCnrty, Ponce, r. H., Is days
Barb Luirno dtal La vssay, sagua Ia Grande II days
sugar 10 T. l.. PeaTce Go. - Il. 4
Bark Alexander H. liall Cheno Palermo " days hU" 70
Brig Alnea (of Turks Island, Aong' Port sr Prince ID
dave IogwOod 10 Wilson n Cammann
idg Sisple Valley (L) Wayco lsvaIa IA days sugar TO
Miller n loughion. 49, .o
TO John liardley. - 90 II,
to Y. Berthoud Co. -
Brig Geoge Washington tal) Coppo.a. Leshorn 20 days,
marble to Fsbbhco'ti Bros
Orig Aandile DBL McBurnie, Cienfuegos IL days, mo
leases 70 a. Smithcrs Co.
Brig lam Storm, Rio Janeiro 10 days VIA hernun'
Z DAYS coffee TO !. l.. Phpps & Go. -
ScLr Hilogonda doll Hoiksmp, Rio Orende 20 days
hides 20 Youngs Go.
SsiI. Abaco Pendleton, Bangor 10 dsys. lumber
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Corporation Notices.
PROPOSALS FOR $3OO,OOO.
l. CENTRAL PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK
OLE IH16

SEALED PROPOSALS vii be received at the COMP
TROLLER's OFFICE, until TUESDAY, the 18th day Of
May 1904 at O'clock p M when the viii be publicly
opened for the whole any part Of the Of Three Humid
red Thousand Dollars the Central Park Improvement Fund
Stock authorized by Chapter IS Of the Laws of 1870 and by
on Ordnance Of the Common Council approyedby the Mayor
April rs. 1860.
The said Stock will bear interest the Of six per cent
per snnum payable quarter yearly and the principal will be
redeemed November J. 1876.
The proposals will state the amount Of Stock desired and
the price per hundred dollars thereof and the persons
whose proposals. accepted win heeupon be required de-
pos with the Chamberlain Of tho City tho arded
them respectively.
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the Cham
bersn for such deposits the parties will be- entitled receive
certificate. equ Of the par value of the Stock
bearing intercs, from the dates Of payments.
Zach proposition should be sealed and Endorsed "Propoas
IN Central Park Improvement: Fund Stock" and ncosd in
second envelope addressed to tho Comptroller
The rgh l. reserved TO reject any all Of tie bids the In
terests oil the Corporation required
MAYHEM T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
City Of New.Yok. Department Of Finance, Comptroller
Csce Apii &C. 1854
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CnrRT CALFNpAR.-Trr pAr.

SUPREME CoURT-GRSERAL 1KRM.-Nos 20, 81
geo A. 49, 45 &C. $780, a. 49, ~ 80. ST. 80. 50, 81 s. 80
81 80 co. 81 c. GO Of enumerated inoona and No ~ OF IRE
ferrcd cases
SUPREME CoURr-SPBcIAL TERM.--No. l6 Of de-
mUrreT and Nos 49, 40 49, to 20 100 and I'll ofisue'
OF law and tact. -
SUPREME CoURr--CRcUIT.-Part Mos. go,
1859 1919 1885, l74 1855 IN l7. 1881, l4J 1851, I6l
1893 1888 1901 1898 1851 l5il, 1911 1891. Part Lad
iOurned TO Thursday.
Court OF COMMON PLYAs.-Part Nos $40,
s2 100 S34 aes az, 500 49, t So 81 10 368 49, 80
Part Calender upalfer.d.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
0MTED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE =

CNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE - MAY
1O-Before CouIInissioner osborn.
AID AND COMFORT 10 TIRE RKBELS-DISCHARGH.
Tbe United States ag Isaac Oliver John Mckee ind Philip
w. Groo,.
The defendants were arrested on tho charge of
vnr cid comfort the Rebellion, after having beeu
Dcsrcsraed from October to March in For: Lafayette, by
order Of the military authorities.
The Coumissorcr this morning rendered decision dis
charging liver and Mckee and reseryDg his decision 70
Grooi.
Everett IT, Smith Government detective Of Baltimore, who
testified TO certain business Transactions with the defendant
Oliver BY hch Oliver agreed TO transport toe goods into
ee.a and the goods sent to OhveT but never shipped
There additional evidence Offered sganst Mckee
tn shape letters the Commissioner would not admit
tbem = evidence.
The Comudshoner Of opinion that case bed not beer
pade ss sgans. Oliver aud Mckee and ordered then
cischarged.
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Murray II, Trsckless (Br) Lsprele, Port az Prince. H.
DeCoraoSs Col Geo. y. Iove,t OBI. White Hsvans'
Vim. salem 4 Co.; Robi. b. Mintarn Orb Buck si'al,
b. y. Small Co. =, o. H., u u nj. O.
. 70 =. W. smith fBr Lavender. Ma.amorss q. w.
whecwrht Palmetto NicksT'oP H1TSisn b. + Small Z
$500 inn Rsltimore Merrill Abbott; A. Dexter,
Dospe. Drummondtowp W l.. w. Rowei Surprise Beers
Boston, Dayton Co.; Arctic lBr Johnson Aux Oaye''
sloopUfT,d. brown, Carr, Providence, L. Kenny.
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-YIlO CONTRACTORS.-Separate Sealed ]

'VlO CONTRACTORS.-Se Sealed Pro-
posa each ndnTed with the Of the person present.
Ia. the date Of pIesnat,on and the t'e Of Tue
work 20 ~ uich riate vii BE- received At this Office until IL
O'Clock ~ of FRIDAY, May H. 1864 for the ruc1n u
TRAF-BLO1k PAYMENTS in the following streets, 20
" IN 3iay from 81 "a 20 9th a. also h ,thst D. tween
g rud l0.uays. and also in 12sf. from .th TO thasi
nr r the construction of The following sEN rkA, e. wit:
Ia 1Ut. from Hudson River to aud hrouen lnuay o och
u - iu l-f.ay nom 5h tottst WIKI branch Ia 1th.'t
near "a also Ia Jthsy between 18Th and f'i st.: ase
In Oy~f h.twec-i Chatham square ami Nadisofi-st aud
also in SuA0k..t brtwern BroOme ard Delan ysts For
rhtr aaon apply 20 the Contrac ers at tbs Office
THOS. STEPHENS, ! Gro on
ROBT L. DARRkGH, fAqueiuct
A. W. CRAVEN. board
dice Cro,on Aqueluct Department, May 1855
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TAdveriisementl

Among all the dsaueesb> consequences that follow fast the
decay o. tue teeth impure breath be the uupeas
ont Notifying its posseor the most ine1enabe
and offensive In society How oen its posseEsor e1pe'
ant GOODNESS from the best OF friends
or perhaps the most y cherished Rom this source
Yo6 are ignorant OF the yourself the subject 30 dol
fcste-yo1E mott intimate friend viii not mention IT, Why
DOT remove this great barrier 10 health besuty and
happiness ones, By using that Justly popular Dendce'
Fasnt SoIoDosT the convenient pesssnt aud efcs
s;ous gem Tor the toilet the word ha. produced
Sod by Druggists everywhere, and by BALL i EUcKt-
aottle