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n. 4. Money Market-April s.

iBY TELEGRAPH-
MOBey-Essy st 6@7 q Of.
Sterling EXehange-Quiet at 10s54910s14
for first class bankers' bills.
GOId-Bo decided change. Opening at I5O,
adyancins to 1904, declining to 1885 and closing
at lss54
Total export of specie to day, Ssss 400.
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In Hudson. Sunday, March 26th, en- hls Sd birth
DAY, ELIJAH A. ELLSWORTH. son Of Augustus
81 sworth, and q member OF the Sophomore Clats o.
Western hessrFe College.
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OPTICIANS.
4, N, sOLOMONSOM

I1 " ~ - HUI y NHWOHNa
fTaetical and Scientific Optoian, Keeps gho sFgsIl
assortment Of Optical InstEumsnts In the eisy. Be
lRg an old establiShmsnt, and having been oxteng
lively patronissd he has the oon1dencs that,s
present stock win warrant the continuance Of pas
io faTors. All bis gpeoteeles arecf the best qaalt
OF crystal gIasssa ground under hi50an Inspection
in al cases curing weakness, dizziness, and inpsrs
ing strength for long reading and aEe sewing. AZ
ilACiAl eyes inserted without paln.
oFFI0E-ls0 superior-st., hrHt eooE Eoz1 tha sa ]
trance tho American Hotel.
~ Beware Of trsveisTT claiming tc - ms: Solo.
ooarqr or his aasns iuly2a
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The STEAMER CANIsTEo.-FIRsT ARRIVAL
THIS SEASON FROM DUNKIRK.-The propeller
Canisteo, Captain Blackman, arrived at this
port yesterday morning at six o'clock, from
Dankirk. This is the first arrival this sea-
son from that quarter, and we note the fact
for its Importance as showing that nsviga-
tion down the lake is open as far as that
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Rose q Prcntass' rrevlulOn Hzayssss Re

h0se . A'EG1E1EP RfGVIa10n f1AFAes Be
pOEas
The following arc the rates charged BY as:
HRnH-suga premium hams 3 h1...., %
~ Nu1ders-SugAr-cure 3 .................... Is
3aeOy1-0r Smoked sides 2 ......................L1
LREA-Prims leaf kettIe-Tnd'd In bbls or tro5.cO
Prime Leaf kettle-Tndr'd In kegs 3 B..2l
P0Fk-Ho. mess 3 o.
Extra clear b F5bhi.........,........s...... 80 o.
~ No extra charge made for packages or cart
age TO railroad dspot5 or boats. All articles arS
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything II
the State. Orders promptly filed.
B0d9 = PREGTIs1.
dsls-R Nos. I4s. llA and l46 Ontario street.
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CHOICE BLACK TEAS--OJL.ONG
I Isouohong and Japan Teas Of vs-y hne quality,
OF sale By CHURCHILL BROTREB,
.S06 lss oRtaEiests
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Donation Festival a rooaHon Festival
fcr the benefit Of Rev. J. A. Warren, Pas Of the
Ohio street Methods ct Church. viii be bold a. Cha
pin's Hall on TueLday evening, Aprit 1lth. Veal
aud lnstru music, tp.aking, &c, to snliven
the occasion. ap10 eco
fWby is q wish fir dGarer than crown
That wish accomplished, why the grove of blits2'
Persons afflicted with Ontarrh not only wish but
attempt by every possible msars to effect a cure.
None but tho,e afflicted can imagine the unpleas-
sntness Of this disease, and many, very any, who
have it yet but in its FIRST stages, are unaware
Of the pain, iuconveuis nee and even modification
which tey yes TO suffer, uu'ess prompt mes-
sur,s taken or re isf. DR.. D. Sselye'. Liquid
Oatsrrh Remedy is certain cure, striking at the
of the disease and t5ul eff citing perrauent
cure. splOR3
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For sale By Ingham & Bragg.

/ SPEECHES OF CARL SoHURz. Collected and Revised
by the thor. Philadelphia J. B. Lippiucott
& Co. 1860
Twelve speeches of thishighiy cultivated
German, ranging in their delivery from
1858 to 1864, and from St. Louis to Boston,
treating with remarkable c1earness and
thoroughness, both in their social and moral
aspects and relations, the leading political
topics of the times, have been brought to-
gether by the printer and bockbinder's
skill and taste into one of the nest-
est volumes of the season. Two or
three of these speeches were delivered
during the famous Senatorial campaign in
Illinois, fought by Judge Douglas and Abra-
ham Lincoln, and attracted at the time uni
versal att, ntion, for their s0gacity and logic
al force.
Tut this is not collection Of mere tran
sient campaign speeches. Prepared with
care, every page betrays the most liberal
culture and depth and fatal sureness of
insight, extremely rare in political produc-
tions.
This fine volume may be found atIngham
4 Bragg's.
The HIIITAas AND rHE BURToSs Story Of Two
Fsmilies. BY Henry Kingsley. Boston Tich-
nor and Eie de 1855.
As all the world knows this brilliant au-
thor, it is permitted to be silent concerning
him.
Of this last book of his, the brief, charac-
teristic Preface gives the best idea: "In
this story, an uneducsted girl, who might,
I fancy, after year and half at a board
ing-school, have developed into avery noble
lady, is arraigned before the reader, and
awaits his judgment.
The charge against her is, that, by an
overstrained idea of duty, she devoted her
self to her brother, and made her lover but
a secondary person. am instructed to re-
ply on her behalf, that, in the struggles be-
tween inclination and what she considered
her duty, she, right or wrong, held by duty
at the risk Of breaking her own heart.
know what think about the old ques-
ton between love and duty; but, since what
/ think is not the least consequence, l shall
not state my conclusions. have used all
my best art in putting the question before
the reader, and must leave him to draw
his own"
Inghsm Bragg have this brilliant book
also for sale.
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Attention, Go. b, Goth ReG's o. N. c.
You are ordered to appesr at your Armofy, corner
OF Pearl aud franklin streets on Mondsy evening,
April 10TH 20 no lection for Captain and First
Lieutenant. Polls viii open at -:3o and c1se at 10
P III By order of HyNRY Z. OHUBB,
second Li,u enaut Co4mauding,
W. WAnM1EsroR, o. s. apS:2CO
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COAL,

noNT PAY HIGH PRICEs.-Teas,
Il )lSugar, MolGsses, Cofpss, Drugs end Medi.
en- 3, Points, Oils Dys Suits, and every tbipg
in our line 81 lowest prices.
,CRURCHILL BROTHER,
nchA I26 Ontario steest,
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-GBAED AND PETIT
JURoRs.-The following are the Grand and
Petit Juries for the May term ofthe United
States Court:
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sEW ADVERFIBEMESIs.

Pattern bOnnets, from the New York
openings, at Mrs. shsw's Millinery Rooms.
apl7:
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ToNsoRIAL,
WIGs AND HAIR WORA

EETLGS AND HAIR W0Rk.
HE. D Y'B EEW EETABLI6HMBE7,
TAN LARGEsI Is TaH STATE,
On Hi6 lAslS2 aEH LAllEY N6la lBESSIHa
As PUBLIC SQUARE,
hnuufs0s1Ear Of al kinds Of WIGS, insIudisi
Che eelabEstsd
ILL gSION VIC, O.
shat 90 resembles nature e 10 defy the closes
scrutiny. A very large and beautiful stook Q
LONG HAIl, drought BY the proprietor non
EaTops, for SWITCHES and BRAIDS-thS anss
assortment ever seen Ia this city.
LADIES' Front Pieces Snd kalf.Wige
In svsTy styiss With al Improvements.
EETS OF OURLa, mads tom French Haturs
Carried HRiz VgusFsntsSd.l
GuSEHE DOUBLE and TRIPLE BOWB,
HATERFALIS, g.,
Ssde By tbe edYertssr, equal 10 those imported
Ladies' Brasds made into any kind Of Head .Drel
81 Bow without injury 70 Switch.
LADIES HAIR DBESsI6G In he most prsEtl
ugans fashionable Stysas. e
@TAn WORK warranted e. represented.
TnT sas G0Tsp RATES ~ ali houvu. danRp
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r15.D Ass Tsssi @: mt thsLisAs. ByA.J.'

TRIsD ASo TRuE; Or Int1 the Light. By A. J. 5.
Boston Henry Holt
We have received from Cobb, Andrews &
Co one of Hoyt's Sunday School publica-
tiOns, which, SO far ss We can judge from q
hasty glance through it, we are ready to
pronounce a story we'll told, and healthy
for children. The book is full of life, and,
SO far as we have examined, has none of
that pokiness and goodish stupidity which
are the disgust of ell nimble-natured young
folks.
1t may be had at Cobb, Andrews & Co.'s.
TOBIAS WILSON. Tale OF the Great Rebellion.
By Hon. Jsre Clemens III st Series, Phila
dslphia J. b. Lippinoo Co. 1865.
Whatever else may have been sown and
reapsd in this war, We shall certainly
gather from its broad, blood-soaked fields a
literary hsrvests-6ction, personal sdTen-
ture, history, poetry,-so plentiful that it
will nourish vast numbers of people for
several generations. We have already q
literature of the war, and to the stock every
day adds chapters and volumes. We have
in this little book the frst of series ofpro-
posed publications, aiming to paint events
and social conditions developed by the re-
belliop.
The scene ofthe story, which is not fiction,
but fact, is laid in North Alabama, and the
account concerns the history of small
Union family-s father, daughter and her
.son-trsced from the political troubles of
1850, through the terrible long years of
rebel rule since those unhappy days. The
interest of the story deepens as it proceeds,
until at length il holds the sensiblities as
in wise.
For sale By Ingham & Bragg.
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Sober Facts for Thinking People
Yesr after year. for an eighth of century, the
Press Of the county has ohroniclsd tho beneficial
effects of EosrE7roB's STOMACH BrrrEas. Editors,
authors, pby.ioisus, merchants, Off -ers OF the
army and navy, chemists, couaselors, mini tsrs OF
the gospel-iu short great cloud Of witaesse,
every profession trade and calling, have testified
TO its enoscy as a tomb and re zuIatng medicine.
The names and statements Of thess witnesses have
been published in the public prints. Many of them
are we'll known to the whole public. Their testi-
mODy has never bean challenged or impugned.-
Upon evidence far less welghty men are acquitted
or condemned by o.nioentiOus jGrles.
HosTETrER's sr1MAon RITrEHs is not, hoReger,
upon trial. 1t has bsen tried aud pronounced, on
the authority OF those WHOSE lives and health it has
preserved, pure, harmless. and eminsntly salu.
tary preparation. Attempts have been made to
rivs it. They have rstlei. Can it be necessary to
say why they have faied' Ask the recovered 6ys.
peptios, bilious sufferers, victims of fever and Sgus,
and narvous subject, who have experienced its
effects, what hey think Of it. Ask them, and be
guided solely by what they say. sid everywhere.
apl0. .223 Iwdkw
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COMMERCIAL.

MORNING LEADER 0FFIDE, I
SATURDAY EvEEIEe, April g, 1866.
Reeeipis-Tbe receipts Of Grain by rail during
this "a hours ending at one O'Clock to-day were &c
follows:
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AGENTS FOR THE
Northern Transportation Co.'s
Line OF Screw steamers,

To and From
OeDENsBURG, CAPE VINCENT and osWEeo
And the
AKRON TRANSPORTATION COMFY
Property promptly forwarded to New York, Bos-
ton, and sl points Fast or West with dispatch and
as the Lowest Rats Of Freight
Through contracts given TO all the PTinslPA
towns in New England and New York. moh2EBS
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Hats, Caps. tEe., damaged By the late FIRE,
will be sold out chap for the next ten days at
MAOK's. l5i Superior street. Now Is your time
to get bargains. sp7;20O
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FIRST ARRIVAL FROM GLEvELAND.-The
schr. A. Medbury arrived here from Cleve-
land to-day, with load of coal, the first
vessel to arrive from south shore port
Toledo Blade, Sb.
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25O 00n MONEY ADVANCED

NRU ltln MUNEY ADVANCED
ECOsOVN In sums to suft-at the old stand and
Eell-knqSa RAGNEB's LOAN OFFICE, gh seou-
D5amonda, Silver Ware, JeWelry, Guns Pistols
Clothing, my Goods, Pianos Melodeoas and ali per.
sona property and articles Of value, the most sat
lsleetory terms Business strictly private. Essab-
lished le5l. h.B.-A variety Of unTedeemed Watch
es, ,JeWeify, Ours ETC., .Or sale at bargains.
oince-cOrneT Of Water and Superior streets over
Davis 4 Peixottos Clothing Store.
oet22 j. O ". WAGNER
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository for all Public
Monies.
Authorised Subscription Agent for the
T.90 LOAN

7.30 LOAN.
This being the only Popular Loan now before ths
PeopIs, the Bank viii beep on hRud full assort-
ment of sizes, and l ell orders promptly and with
out delay
Five Fer Cent. Legal Tender Notes,
With Accrued Interest to date, received In psy-
ment for subsoriT tions. and will rede at par The
Coupons on the seven ThrtIes presented ct the
counter.
VIII also purchase United States Vouchers, Ger
tifoates Of Indebtedness, and sll Go' eminent Sc
eurities. feb23
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Terms cash in New York E1 hsuge at par, OF
funds par In Cleveland. A discount Of 8 per cent.
is made il remitted on receipt Of invoice.
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wholesale Iron and naII Market.

SATURDAY, AprH 8, 1865.
Cleveland, Brown Co., manufacturers and
wholesale dealers, Nos % end 81 Msrwin street,
report . steady market. with generally hrmeF
feeling at the following gu tatons
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DIANO sPREADS-Brown, Green,
aud Maroon Embroidered Piano Spreads, tnsi
opsaed. TAFLOR, GRIsWoLD 20,
teb9 ~ saReEes IlE9et.
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ITOH. WhEATON'S ITOH.
SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
VIII cure the Itch in As hours--sIso cures Salt
Rhsum, Ulcers Chilblans and oil Eruptlons of
the Skin. Price 90 cents. By sending so cents to
Weeks Snd Potter, 170 Washington St, Boston, will
be forwarded fee by mail. For ssIe by ell Drug
gis;s STRONG & ARMsrRoEs, Cleyels nd, Agents
for Northern Ohio. mhI4F dkw
HudsOn's UnriyalIed Tooth Paste is
the safest and most agreeable DentEiice now in
use for boautihiu the Te.th. preventing decay
and h5alIng diseased Guns. Sold by all Druggists
sp5:2O4 B4S
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HOMINY,7 CRACKED WHEAT,
III Graham Flour, Corn Meal, Split Peas, Pearl
barley, and choice brands Of Family Flour con-
stsnsiy on hand At 27O Superior II mh2s
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The CanisteO belongs to the Erie Railroad
Line of steamers.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

CLEARED. 8.
Prop Portsmouth, Hewitt, Toledo.
scoF Il William, Kennedy, sginAW-
scoW Black Rover, Jennings, Port Clinton.
scow Mona, Ca ran. Kellsy's leland
T0g Peter smith, Huddleston, Kelley's Island.
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New York Stock Market-AprtI S,
[BY TELEGBAPH.l
Government Stocks -Stesdy.
80 IegulsT stOok r, polt)
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4OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

AA wit sell tor reasonable price-if opportunity
Peesents-Iny house and Ot No. 2e9 SUo7ille AF nue.
any one desiring medum-priced house. situated in
3 gcod peighbJrhood, lite removed from the bus
te OF he tUsiness part Of the city will do we'll call
aud exaGiine premises be iore purchasing elsewhere
4he hgnse (wood) eontsins nine rooms resides pan
uys closets etc II Is In excellent repsir There is
good bara, abundaLc7 OF grapes and other fruit
and shrubbery upon the lot. The furniture 10 house
Wiil be sold with it. Il desired. Enquire upon the
DneLnises- I'm 2 2021 q. l. BAILhRD
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HrADQuARrEss Co A, 2ora nro o.NG

The members of this company are hsreby ordered
to appsar at the Armory on Monday evr ming. April
10th, at IA o'clock, for business and drill. Rya
recent resolution of the com 3spy, changing the
Code of avs, f ne Of I've dollars is imposed upon
all non-attendants. 1t VIII Be ri ydly enforced,
unless sbseEtses give sstirfas story excuse.
By order. J.B. PARSONS,
Splo:21 First Sergeant.
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At A BARGAIN.-FOR sALE.-The
DOR SALE-THE LARGE DOUBTF r

DOR SALE-THE LARGE DOUBLE
A House, S5 nd b Prospect street, suitable for q
W, NOBLE, at The 9ihce o. Backus I Noble fels:E
TOR SALE.-HOUSE AND LOT ON
4. Forest street. House large and commodious: Lot
40 feet b. E25 with abundance of hne shrubbe y
k1d ge0u fruit, choice grapes end good barn
pe' ter street. 'au22.R2
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DEATH OLE, CAPTAIN S. G. ELLIOTT.
Yesterday morning at nine O'Clock,
quite q gloom was east over our commu-
nifty, particularly among the ord citi-
zens. by the announcement of the death
of Captain S. G. Elliot, well and favor
ably known rs the agent Of the Liv-
ingston and Fox Line Of New York
steamers. Capt. Elliott was born in
Provincetown, Mass, came here at an
early age, and for over twenty years
sailed out of this port as ship master,
for the firm of Smith and Fisher, now
Smith and Brother He married in this
city, and leaves wife and two daugh-
tiers TO mourn his irreparable loss. In
every relation of life, his character was
of the first order of merit, and he was a
great favorite with all who knew him.
When Virginia seeded he took part
with his adopted state, and in consider
alton of his peculiar merit was at once
commissioned as acaptain in the COM
missary department. After the evacua-
ton of this city, May, 10, 1862, he was
stationed at Drewry's Bluff as post com
missary, where he remained until Lees
retreat, April the End 1865, when he left
with thetroops, andacted as commissary
to Major Frank Smiths Battalion ofHea-
Wy Artillery, until the surrender at Ap-
pomattox Court House, April 9th,
lSG5; when, being paroled, he returned
to his home in this city and was made
agent Of the New York and Virginia
Line of steamers. After the Inaugural
ton of the new line of Livingston and
FoX's steamers, between this city and
New York, he was rendered the agency
for the steamers Hatteras and Abe
marie, which he accepted and held ut
the time of his death. The company
have lost Il faithful mans services, the
public am estimable ard worthy citizen
and his bereaved family Il devoted hus-
band and ailectionate father He had
been sick about ten days, with the in
namation of the stomach, suffering Mt
times the most circulating torture. On
Saturday, symptoms for the worse were
apparent to his attending physician, who
gave up all hope. Yesterday he died.
AS token Of respect for the memory of
the deceased, the shipping in the har-
Dor wore their colors at haIf-mast yes
terday.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT. John Drill Theo-
dore Mason, Hiram Henderson and
Charles Curtis, prisoners found guilty as
heretofore published, were brought into
court and sentenced hy the judge. Asa
Hurry charged with grand larceny was
arraigned for trial, the evidence heard
and case given to the jury, who returned
into court, and falling to agree upon a
verdict was discharged The prisoner
was remanded to Jail. Rules made re-
turnublc this morning, was issued
AGAINST j. |. Bloodgood, j. II. dendren
and William Morris, venlremen, for
h"iun absent when called. On motion of
n II, Tunis, it was ordered that John
II Tunis. guardian of +. w. Tunis, APP
near in court on the Goth of January,
1850, and give county security, Other
wise his Guardianship is revoked Inc
WILD Mrs. Eliza b. Pollard was proven
and admitted 10 probate. Peer u,
! prentiss qualified AS admihistratoi
unou the estate of II. I'll. Nenoi
deceased. The case OF James Marcus
charged with larceny, was given
to the Jury, who, after being apseh'
some time, returned into court, ana lie
ported that there was no prospect oil al
agreement, whereupon they were ois
charged by the court, and the prisone
remanded to Jail. The jury in the cas-
of Wilson Johnson, charged with th
murder of Lydia Waterfield, returhe'
into court, after being out three day
aud nights, and reported that there wa
J no probability Of their agreement, an
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that they differed upon no point of law,
but upon questionso of facisand evidence;
whereupon they were discharged by the
court. On motion of G. b. Duflield, one
Of the counsel for the accused, the court
signified its intention to bail the prison.
er i'm the sum of two thousand dollars
for his appearance at the next term OF
the court. The prisoner was remanded
to Jail for the night, and will be dis
charged to-day If able to give bail. The
Commonwealth Attorney entered "A
n0Ue lfOSequi in the license cases as. A.
q. Newton, costs having been paid by
defendant.
MAYORS COURT. John Boardman,
sailor, was arrested by the police for be-
ing riotous and resisting the officers.
Fined ten dollars and turned over to the
officers of the frigate st. Lawrence. A.
Fentress, confined in Jail for several
days in default of paying afine imposed,
was discharged upon payment OF jail
fees.
CORPORATION COURT. This court, in
consequence of the Circuit Court being
in session, adjourned to meet on Thurs
day next.
u. S. DISTRICT Court. This Court
did not meet yesterday, in consequence
of Judge Underwood falling to arrive
from Richmond.
FREEDMEN's CoURT.-H. w. Carroll,
charged with assault ana battery on
Major jenkins, was fined $50 Robert
1 al. I, In,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,
IL o II s A l. F..

offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND, portion OF my farm, adjoining the
village al Kempsville, in Princess Anne county, Va
nine miles from the city of Norfolk situate the cast
bank of the Elizabeth River.
The situation is healthy, society good, adjacent to
schools aud churches The land is thoroughly adapted 10
TRUCKING being hight rich aai quick There is wood
enough on the land to pay Tor it.
Sh9nll il not be desirable for any in want Of land
to have So large tract it will be divided into lots to suit
For terms &c, apply to SHAW a RODENTS, Auction
and Commission merchants Roanoke Square and
Wide Water st., Norfolk, Va in whose hands the proper
ty has been placed for sale, -
j. nj. BRICKH0USE,
ie7-tf Kenpsville, Princess Anne CO. Va.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NORFOLK, NOVEMBER 20.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, baltimore.
Steamer Dictator, Lands, Baltimore
Steamer IIattras Parish NewiorK-
Steamer NJ. Martin, Livingstone. Richmond
ARRIVALS, NOVEMBER %.
Steamer Thomas Kelso. Russell, Baltimore
Steamer Norfolk Vance. Philadelphia
Schooner Little John, Iaskins, Richmond,
Steamer Currituck, Taylor, Halifax, North Carolina
Steamer City of Richmond, Sianahan, Richmond.
Schooner Paragon Hand, Washington ID G.
Soop Murdoch. Duffy Richmond
Barge Bunker Hill Taylor, Halifax, North Caralina
DEPARTURES
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore
Steamer Dictator, Landis Baltimore.
Steamer City of Richmond stranahan Richmond.
steamer George Appolj, ilowes Boston.
Steamer Albemarle Bourne, New York..
DEPARTURES, NOVEMBER "a
Steamer Thomas A Morgan Edear Cherlystone.
Steamer NJ. Martin, Livingston, Richmond
Steamer Thos Kelso, Russell, Baltimore
steamer Dictator, Lands, Baltimore,
Schooner Maria Aann Rhodes, Elizabeth CITY
Schooner Casper he!t Shae Baltimore.
Schooner Rosseau, Crabtree, New York.
Schooner Mary Mingnin, Beverage New York
Sloop Peter Ward, Casby, Richmond