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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

OLEVELAHD ArD Go1ED0 3 R
WIHTER AnBAEoEEzs Il

non and after Eosdxg, CrE. Ess. ~. yspS-EE
csFtsd:
sale a h.-OHNOAGO E~XPEEs5.-ssor4 at se-Z,
Graft0n, Obshsn, WsteMsE, h0gWS.. uCKrcas
Wills, BeisV1e, olyds, freu0uf end Eim1Ea
and arrives 81 Tcledo Il Il IS P H, UHtesgc %
na Oh. D, and Detroit 5.4E H
aM9 7. M.-WE9TEHh mAIh.-3t0Fd ~ Ill gsztiouH
on Southern UiTssO2, and ar-igc1 g. ra.e-o q
7.5 ?. H. OhicaGo ~ 5:ta A. \. aEd DstLoiE &c
Wa9F.E-
an P. E.-EORTHEEH HAIL-Esop e Al Etss
EonB on northern Dtstdgr. aud lTGFr a. 5aas
dus5T At Talo 2. d.
nn1 P. M.--EIGHT EXPRk6s.-tcS Is gra5c1f
HorEEMs HonrosFliA, QYds sHd FrsHcr- I'D
arrives et TolsdJ a. - A. H.s EEcgss 1f EaE
=. and Detroit ct e:1 4. r.
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Oonnsctiona are made a. MU1rcaEfis Win s5s gaE
dusky, hEnB1old 3 Newark g. rs e OJdo sita ~
5andus1y. Dayton 3 Cincinnati = . s. fsrcr
With ths ErsmoHt , Indiana r. E.. and e. FUiss
with the 1iohisnH soCsta1a 3 EcEshsmLsdl8s -
TOlsdo \ hGbesh hahToa1a er g4cagos Gsral.
Jackson, EcIt Wayras LorauaEcrE, Eaayeeas C1E-.
Southwest.
Trains srrfvs h ClsFslEnd hon Tclcta ara ~
Weat At s:A A. h, s.bs >. Va Ga $50 III ~
sanduEky At 9:l5A A. r. II. LBCEE2 EUTN
Cleveland. OCT. a. l24
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-FaIIOoO1.HY OF MARRIAu,

1no PnoprIetors or the New York Museum Of AnAt'
INV rave determined, regardless Of expense to is
M frSe (for the benefit Of suffering humanity, and
impression of quaoksryl four Of their most inter
S7tfnr sne instructive Lectures on Marriage and Ia
DISQUALIFICATION, Nervous and Physical Debility
Premature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weak
90 or Depression, ImpOtenoy, Loss Of Energy and
Manly Power; the great Social Evil, and those
HaIsdiss which result from youth ul follies, ex-
caGsss Of matuTfty, and ignorance Of PhyIiologJ
and laws Of nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
q snIightsning ana saving th0uHandS, ond will be
EsFWArdsd fros, on receipt Of four stamps, by ed-
dressing SECRETARY, New York Museum Of AnAf-
omy and Medicine, en- Broadway, New York.
fsbl5:R8
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HLKVELAND AND FITE5BUBsB
va a n
sunInIER ARRAKaEMENT.

1855 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
On aud after Monday. May 18th. 1855, Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays eXcepted) as DloTss
$500 a. m.-MAAL-auigo az Pittsburgh 43aR r. Ma
Hsfrisburgn 2sE 4. n, RaiHmoro JIG - ~
Washington l0:s5A- H., PhiiadalFhls tEsA. -
New YORK fosaoA. r., hheoinEs :. 4. golu
nects at Hudson with q. 2 90. E-R. or Akron
Gnd Millersburfh.
l:1 P. MANIFESTATION s. PiHbaTEh g:ls ;.
~ Harrisbursh To A. II. Baltm0ss G@g p
naWaShington 4s40 r. NJ, Phiiadc!rhia Bad 2.
n. New NoIk 2.t5r r. - MheeiirE $40 A. A.,
$40 P. MIODATIOA-sor HudaCE and
intermediate Stations, Cu-ahoga EElla, AEruns
and Mnlemburgh, couuecing ct OrTYils With
i. y. Wa y. BY. for canton, Massllon, hoo5-
ter and Mansfield.
SOars run through from Pittsburgh to New York,
(via AlentOwn) without change.
81 Pare IS DF ~ - ruy 0teeE HE.
~ Through Tioksl ca1 hs sEor~ES ct the Union
Tfckst once, Wssdsa Hcrse, At the Depot, Or the
e q 1Evr-afa es,t
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DOCTOR BIGELOW
Office l79 South Clark Street.,
DRIVATE AFFAIRS,
Il IN WHICH
al MRssnE are TnfAPAgted.

Farmers. Drovers, Merchants, Lumbermsn, Me-
ohanics, Miners, Bankers, the rich and the poor,
should ask themselveJif the slightest sTPHILITIc,
or so-called PRIVATE DISEASE, faint is lin gering in
their SYSTEMS. IL so, they should apply in person,
II possible; IL not possible In person, by letter,
and reosive by return mail q blank circular OF
questions, which will enable tiny one TO knoW posi-
lively Just how they stand.
To the intelligent reader It is not necessary 10
publish the names Of the many complications and
forms assumed by this terrible soOurge, YET Il may
be advisable to mention As most prominent sYPH=
Ills PRIMARY, SYPHILIS SEcORRhVzO pone5 In Its
-TERIARKzfhR
Every one should know, also. that many Of the
most obstinate and worst ULCER TED THROATs
proceed from this cause, and will, IL not properly
handled, ultimately result In loss OF voice. Look TO
Hour true interest. and oonsult bv letter, or apply at
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NAAAENA1AA2AnA
Ehslby@andusac, usnz1slda EGHRTE ESEr1sc {
MsnHssld, rs FCrnonl EsasfE, fsDsgpc
&c.
Oruqkiins-Pitaburghs Fort Hayne q OkicAEg Eal,
read, Epreds, DPHer Bsndu6Ey, UeFhuE- LA.
Fort WsYns. haporte, ObfcaTo, Sc, WsRa ~
EAHt Tor ManEdeld, Wooster, u ~sasiiiGg. &c,
dnftOn and BellefOntainaR Railroad Line, !oT EEEssu,
BeneGoniAtno, Sidney, Union, MrlC.t IafJas
aBelts, Terre Heuts, EtnueEnE S.nBEsLsa
Louisville, Cairo, Sc. Lcuis, Sc.
pslsWure-gtth HVringnsld EreECh FOR EEri--ls
Oa.uubus-Lhae hiemi 4 Columbus, I'D EsEs
Hatlrcsct for 4enfsi Isyton, ln41ar.
T6Tre Hguto. e. Louis, Morrow, EFs1ar5, ~
u~ilrtnDatL eul vita the OHIO and n eaG.k=f
B7iirnad, a. g1Cipnsti TOE EoHtslls EFSzz
Dhio River.
Oolunbus-CcntrsIOh Ohio RsDt5sr a1-EsvsyE Esl.
vile, Wheeling, &c.i CuiuuhU Piaue q ~.
diana hgbrcsd Tor fiQua, uFbsna. al
ED-FCr Iicaeta 20 AL points tnl mics : s5- "a IA
e the FesesnfeT station end e. Eu.cl Iirtss
l7 Superior street. W.G. E.fEf.
GfEvetanr. fci- %. Fs-H p-r1-r~r~far
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". D,
NEWS AGENCY,

", Hallway Depot ano Chest
mt 81, near Post ONCE,
MEADYILLE, PA.
D.,,., a, Rooks, Stationary, EeWspApsrs, hAgA-
rines- Ptcto-iala, Tsnog ARticlS. Toys p
Ai-o se.nt for tic 'sOlEyE51ED IASDA4l ena
Pnbiisher on fo-nBsnd 4 DaleG Map Of the Vn6s
Gons OF PennEylYaniA ~
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RAILROADS,
A TLANTIC-& GREAT WESFR
n RAILWAY
Spring and summer hrrERgsnen
~ & e. "a az, lsts

-4AAA1AA 1A6ASGhAA4
TaES Eject Eonssy, Bey stA, 1855.
Two Through 1zprsss Trains DaTyl bssEos
OLAVELAhD and INV TOKE.
sD a 80 =. y, s1 59v TsI ssS SgaaAgl
DINNER Salamanca ct e:56 ?. n, Nl usfrg CCsl
and New York at l;l0E. ~.
"HIGHT ExPREss,n leaves Cleveland HarzrnHr
sxosptsd,l 81 SIS R.H., tslss1ibe carr Ive.be6
arrives at MeAdVills as loo A. n, alGmnacs ~
sec a H. and Kew York q 1850 ?. I.
WESTWARD.
Day Exprsu-Lsavsa New York at-----TE
Arrives ~ OsTsIAad sE.-.T:5
Might % Leaves New York ~. ---.so9A <,
Arrives st Cleveland as-.--a;55R 2. a.
NALL TRALES.
TaIn having Cleveland EaEt) St........- 80 =.
arrives - GTsnkliR a4---- 4S3E.E
TfAIn lssYfng Cleveland a. NGsG..----.a.AsR.z
arrives Is Franklin at..... Es5 A. n
TIlin having Cs!eiaIa q @ou.hle--- ssz.
Train leaving Cleveland s. GoUth1----.. Tl5 4 n
arrives at Youngstown at1O:40 A n
Train IsAEiag Y~ogngtosa IS lsosthl- 3 =
Traialsaving Youngstown At eOTth).- 4SF.E
arrives 81 Cleveland ss--. 6:zoP. n.
= /" eslaraznca as (West)..... 6;sy A. =.
ardves st Msedvtis ss.--.1135 A NJ
e~sriyhSst Akron as.s--.-- ~ p.
" Akron - CEest)--.--s-s n.
arrives e Mezdyills aEs~. 80 ,. \.
arrives at sala e.. T:49 l. n
OIEOINEATI EXPRESS.
Trains leave GefltabhEhu n tocuLll.-.. usGo l. IL
Z" " Rsvenus 1t ..-.. $50 A. n,
"a " Akron st +" .-.. Ts9O a. n.
% 90 Mansfield st " .--.1I.O0 4. y.
&c 90 Gallon ct lr" ..--1I65 A. n.
90 I" Marion ct ...... loO ?. H
&c g Urbana as " ...... 400 r. Il.
" " Spring6eldR k .-. ass ?. n.
" Dayton at ..... e:oJP n.
Arrive At Cincinnati at..-.-.....-.. s:30P. =.
trains Lsave Ciuoinustis st tEasD.-..... 8, 100 n.
80 " Dayton At " ..-...-.lus45 4. X
g " Springfield at 9. .-....-. ~ A. n.
a. 50 Urbsna. a. " .-.--I260F ,. X.
Sc &c Marion a. % 100000. S:45 ?. =.
% " Gallon At &" ............ b:15 T. \.
10 mausdsid 1t &c .-.-...... $50 P. n.
&c % Akron At 50 --.--. 9.25 P. N.
u "a RAvennAa at H -..-...lO.OO P. Il.
Arrive ut Lsasittsburght connect wish
New York Express t,...----.--....lO:o ?. 4.
Ask for Through Tickets Wis "SGiamsneA"
D. MdLABEH, GsnT Supf.
II z Errrrp nauat gfr-~t AGENT mvIT
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Let TrAin-S.B A, H=OIHOIEEAU HIEgEs
Stopping ct GIadAn, Wellington, EyT L5as
don, Shelby 0raESlds, GAion. eltsds Ger
WGsthinaton.
a TraiD-2:l6 P. N.-ACCcaEODETOE.-Ekszs
a. al ~Btatiou1, and arrives T. Columbus IS =
~ I. n, CinoinnAEi s:E9 ..
HTrains-l0G1 .M.-hlGRT 81PRES-esCSglg
as Grafton, Wellington, hsV LoRdcu. HEsL[
Cn6tllns, Caller, e1oEd, CaFdisst01 and
sgsrS. -
" RrTfys AZ C1yniaad aaC .. 4, z aat5A !. -
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Arrive ut Lsasittsburgh, connect wish
New York Express t,........---.-.-..lO:O P. \.
Ask for through Tickets Wis "~S&iamsnsA."
D. MdLABEH, esrI Supf.
e. T. FULLER Com sict-t Agent. myIT
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

NLBVELAED COLOGBU5 p GIN
TOLERATE AIhROkD,
lse4S. WIHTEB A~RRAEdEEEEE Le5zS
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~ OLD RYES MADE NEW
Apamphlet directing hcW to speedily restore
ight ana give up sPectacles, without aid Of doctor
or medicene-Sent by mail free, on receipt Of ten
oonts. Addreaa --eEeRaAaREReR ErL-
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HIHH DkILXsERkIBs FRoG
PHILADELPHIA 10 NEW YOR.
New FORK = HaFlen Bs,lE;
GOEIoE 20 @EgsEELg3@

EOTIOB 10 TRAVELLER,
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
BundsyH excsptAd1
MORNING EXPREsS, lssEi-z Trsy e. al-F
h; from Albany at Hudson Rive E.,os q 90
n, arriving at 6es Yort s. ass =
AFTERNOON EXPBEGr, kan 60 err
?. n; nom Albany ct SsI6 - .. 49,
York At 0l20 ?. r., conneetias SIC rE
for Philadelphia and Wsahin-son CO
Ths Cincinnati Express hom la - r-.2r
With the ESQ q Albany for 6sW YORK n
Ism Road.
For the bstter accommodate CT =, res
rangsnsnis have been made % 1.n e. $50.
the Hudson River Belirosd %. md .o-7F.as -,
=. and Harlem Ralrosa %. ct c'Gorsrt scdrs 1rss
Albany and Trpg.
TIE HARLvd R0AD.
ever this rn5i dEEs- . ~ 81 ~
r. :. Co.. nd ali easn=
Z a1s sS G. the ECs u
this 70, Be roetVsd er-F
C-s ehc51sd By either Corr -
"A Tr1 shout q o.
Tos1 4. Ca
ABB. KnoKAABoM@ zE. H--rs
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POS OFFICE
ISe4.5s Winter Arrangements 1885.
o THI
ARRIVAL AID CLOSING OF NAILS,
AZ EHH
~OLEVKLAND PosTOFFICR

~U5aIll9LIs HUHDANl oofo1ll 8I93I ia.
- Mails viii BE- opensd and rssdy Gr aslIVsFy
oDs hour after arrival q trsinI.
~ An Nall eloSs ons hour bsAEs departure o
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Jeff. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.
The war is now about played out,
Great chsngss have been wrought,
Our gallant boys are coming hOme5
JEFF Davis has been caught.
HuZzal buEzRl nov hang your banners ont,
Huzzai huEzsI let all the people shout.
9he way the rebel chief was caught
! Is lsughable indeed;
He tried to run in petticoats,
But he did not succeed
I HuzzaI huzzs hang all your banners ont,
JeI Davis has been caught, let every one now
shout.
Our bows did think It very strange,
= woman HhOdld retrest
With \ great bovis-knife in hand,
Until they saw his feet.
HuzzaI huzzai our boys have got coed sense;
'TwiEt gaiteT shoes ana stOgy boots they know
the difference.
Oh, orlnoline, we think you hBa,
For You you'd not conceal
TIE flying rebel President,
When he did ahOW his heel.
Huzzsi huzE. there's nothing half 40 fns@
Your days are numbered now, old JEFF,
You surely cannot hope,
Or have = better eud in view,
Than the sud of q stout rope.
HuzzsI huzza JEFF Davis has no shoe;
uttfnul an EleWs
The boys who caught JEFF navis,
Well welcome one and all,
And treat them to q fine new Bnit
At ISAACS UdI0N HALL
Huzza huzzsi fling the starry banner ont,
Oar gallant boys are coming home, let all she
people shout.
The Largest and Best Stock OF Fashionable
Clothing in the West, at the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac a. Igaacs's Union Hall.
Sole Agency for the sale OF Singer's Celebrated Sew.
ing Machines, Storr's ~Aut0maton Freshman, and
,StrOng's Patent Army Trunk aud Bed Combined.
Cor. Superior and Union streets.
~ Look out for the Giants. my25
lust RECEIVED AND NOW ON
- exhibition, q large stock OF
FANCY OASSIMERE9,
A DOESKINS.
BLACK DALIAH& Brown BROAD OLOTH,
BLACK AED FANCY S~ATIEETT6,
EVERETT MILLS DOUBLE
AND TWIST C~OTTJVADES,
BLACK AND DR6B HALTENs,
sILICIAS ANDSATERN DRILLS,
WAGON CANVAS DRILLS,
FURNISHiEG GOODS.
Merchant Tsilors, County Merchants and Who'e-
sale buyers generally, viii find it TO their AdvRn-
tage to examine my stock before purchasing else.
where. 8 MANN,
jyls 162 Superior st. OPP Bank st
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0LRYRLANp ) EsIs EAlNE5Al
. rrrsR - !

NHD. WHITE alAaH -AH"M aaIl
Oa scd srtgg MoEcay,. Oot- Ia H.ssss@
Trains EHl run As Nh-Wss tslnG17u eansIssals
LEAVE O~LgYELEBDs
ssO- M.-DAY EXPIRES 9~EAlE-etofss1T .
WulOuKhby, PairusViiis. Hadison, Geneva. esn-
tsbuis, CuuBeaUt sid eiraTJ CAB art krfTe =
Ens ~ In ?. n, buuEnk SIS ? - haa4E
80 2. E.-WHUEHATI EEPEB8S-.cgRapEs =
E.laesrths SsssshslasEG@rr oRi5s an A.
hio IosOg p
Ian T. X. @mkiE AHD ACCOMMODATIONS
stogFiug II al Essto1s SD sai7s = Es a
500 7. M.-NIGRT HEFRHsB TRAnG-Ecgs3ga
Psiavgyiua AEaAbViA SAD 6irRgd 9alT ea3
arrives As sra - 1850 A. H. DurA1zE &9
= T., BE4ac faaAE
EEATH EaFA
10 4, A.-HIGHE EEFkAEG E~hAIc-ezgFEA
st 6lrArd, Ashtsbqh lnd FNresyls org I'D
a:ki A. n. AID &C0e1HoDa4-ot
THAIN7steFFiEF g. s4siEEc4 sea zrzigse.
Cleveland &. 4
IOi5 A. M.-TOGEDC hArEES&Ef1ssE= - AZ
P5rry, msntor end HioElIci ro5 -FsFE e
Cleveland St 2.l5 F.L
BdsiP, M,-DAY EXPBEs5 TRAH-s.1sza
vile only, AID arrive r.
second UAss ClH@ On 1n
an the trains going uegtuagd c1zsol = c-Tsl1
with trains for Ioiedo, Nhte1Fos Oeiu11rl+ ttse---
natl, Indianapolis, - Louis, yes aRl ~ tgrcEF@
trainn Eoirs eastward, iccuuect ~ NuufsfE uisEf@s
trsinf o. the Ees HosE& 4Is AalEuads she d EEs
New Tsrk City Raluacs sz Rev Norks &fr
hEkIS-Isfs AEs hltrrslS
Day GNpdef ~ ~ W1E ttaueets g.
girArd with TratnE On EEs 3 Ri.EGCIEh LElF1ea
for Linssstils. haatvbl9 j9net5z7
Cleveland. Oct Er4 1
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BHLL3S SPFOTFTO pTTTC WAR

bALLS StEO1EIC PlLLS-WAR-
RANTED IN ALL oAsEs.-Can be relied on I
Never fail 20 curei Do not nauseatsl Are speedy
IN aohoni No ehange Of diet required Do not in
tsHere with business pursuitsi Dan be used with
out detsctonl Upward Of 30 ourea the past month
some 9 then very severe eases. Over one hun.
dred phynicilns have used them in their prAc-
doe, and speak well oftheir efficacy, and approve
Of their composition, which is entirely vegetable
and harmless on the system. Hundreds OF csrtf6.
Gates can be shown. Bells Specific Pills are the
original and only genuine Specific PHI. They are
adapted Tor male and female, old or youBg, and
the only reliable remedy for e~fiecting q perma.
nent and speedy cure In al cases Ofspermatorrhea
or Seminal Weakness, with all it's trains Of evils,
such ~ Urethral and Vaginal Discharges, elect,
the whites, Nightly OF Involuntary Emissions, In
oOntinenoe, eenital DEBILITY and 1rritabflIty, I'm
potency, Weakness or loss Of Power, HeFEoua De-
bility, &C., &C, al OF Witch arise principally from
Sexual EIce8ssE or Self Abgso OF some cOhsTIta-i
ti0nal derangement, and inosphcitates the sufferer
from fulfilling the duties Of married life. In all
sexual diseases, IS GoRorrhea, elect and STRUCTURES,
Consulting Physician for the treatment Of Seminal,
Urinary, Sexual, and Nervous Diseases, Who will
send, free to all, the following valuable work, Ia
sealed envelope;
TIE FIFTIETH THoUsAHp.-Dr. Bells Treaties on
eelf-Abuse, Premature Decay, Impotence and Loss
Of Power, Sexual Diseases Seminal Weakness,
Nightly Emissions, G initial Debility, &c, &C., a
pamphlet Of 81 pages, containing important ad-
vice 20 the AFFLICTED. and which should to read by
every sufferer, as the means Of cure in the EeVerest
stages it plainly set forth. Two stamps required
to pay postage. iuIV21.RS mn " trfkrv-
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%THK BRIDAL OHAMBER-An
E.ssy Of Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, new and rslisbls treatment for Diseases Of
. Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free, In
sslsd snFaloPss. address Dr.. J. skTlIn H0ughton,
Howard Association, PhilAdsIphiA, Pc. zys:Ra
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While August suns sre fervid in their glow,
And pour their heat OF ~fainting flesh below,
The august Sons Of many 3 College shine
With any sort Of radiance save divine -
And lovely Maids in crowded ohApels pant
T. escape the outflow Of their Wit-but anti
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BENTON, DUNBAR q 90, Cleveland, Ohio,
General WhoIeSals Agsuts. tun6.1la
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T, D. HUDSON,
General Fire, Marine and Life Insur.
Rnce Agent
once, Ovlatt'I Exchange, foot Superior Street,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
AHPREsEHTs TIE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:
Buoksye Mutual ms. o., Cleveland, Aasb.
Ohio, lFire and Mhrine) .-..9 2f5,I4a
Market Fire " 80. 4I4,72Q
Fulton Fire 90 394,p9I
Norwich Fire ms. Co., Norwich, o.. ,241
North Western " OsWego, N. Y. 24O,77S
View York Life " New YORK.. 8,65S,765
Phoenix Marine Ins, Dc. Of Brooklyn
n. Y, cash capital. 100000
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
Particular attention given 10 the adjustment Of
Marine Losses. L. D.. HUDSON,
Agent and Adiustsr.
Capt. G. A. 6GRDErE. Esrine inspector. sals:Rs
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Mrs. Grundv-

The fourth number of the new comic pa
per appears to-day, and overfows with
jokes. We copy a few sample cards from
it:
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Win oaiA 70 nastsr.
sslT s.rsh aS6n'so ssm.ssrs'as. PEI. as potatoes
. ssss ba nsssi h HtS; PEI % with
s: q; ss sss:: ssss 3,:s!;;A sS!s,.
e q 10 e..:: iasass 80 s:: sS "a: -
Vow Of pilot h0sl the 0rinocol.
s sssr M III; s s:.sisS: ssa f.; s:'~
Schr Dresden Davis, HAchtas II dayA
Schr Antelope, Morton, Rockland
Schr Nary Erewey, Wood RAcklAu4
Schr Sarah Jane. Gardiner Newport.
Schr Pawnee, Taylor, New London.
schr Argo, Taylor, Stamford
Sloop Harvest Corwln, Providence
Steamer Falcon u trsnspor Adrid0s. Alexandria, 10
hours with barge L Gardiner in tow, - Quarter
master.
SAILED
ssanshps Persia City Of Cork. Columbia, Creole. Zodiac.
Northern Light
Wind a sunaat
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SHlPPiNG NE W S.


CLEARED
Steamship Giy Of Cork tBrl rSoet's, Liverpool via
Steamship Columbia, Barton Havsns--sporord Tleston
steamship Commander Terry. Wilmington LeaIy
steamship Creole, Thompson Norfolk and Rchmond-G
steamship frsnconia Sherwood, PortlandH Cromwell
ship victoria (Br,, Field Me,bournc-R W Cameron
snip Adelaide Or Cutting ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aui'n
Bark spencer 'Br,, Spencer, RichbrctoJf Whitney
Brig Lady Of the Lake tBr,. vesey. Guadaloupe
Brig = y sdSs., haee.s cie,,fa.sos~s,et Sou CO
Brg Anna Jordan tBrl, Parker. Gasntanamo-H a. U
Brs pirieo Rnmbsl, Cow Bay Talbot Co.
Brig d johnson tBf), Scott. Yarmouth, Ns-Boyd
Bic Cuba tBr) Holmes, Hantsport Es--J whitney
arr zebulon lBr,, Scott, st john MP Yeviu. 4 Son
schr Alcr Qrl ingraam,, Grsnada wl-MdSleon Co.
Schr Frank tBr), Ferguson, Glaze BayW Van Bokke-
sehr 2 GiIlesdie tBrl, Smith Windsor pewolf Co.
Schr Niger, Thompson, Ssvannah--A 9odedrny.
schr Sickerson Henderson, Morehcad Cby--E HSri.
sehr Jayne, Russell, City Point--N L McCrcsdy Co.
schr " Allen Crarer, Acxandris-fearson 4 Collins.
schr Dsol srSwq Pike wgsh,as'oeI Kenny
schr I Collins, Rnen Mantompsa--van Brgn, slaeht
:, sehr NJ Hickman Dickinson, Lewes, Del-Morosu h
seIr W ware. Bnr,ow.. Lewes Del-xoreauA Parker
seSr q King Oregon. caiai--lJoSn Boynop son Co.
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Steamer Francis, 5ristow, Washington.
steamer Artisan. Young. Baltimore.
ARRIVED
u ssesnsr ComInodore Ferry Gsuns, Foster vorr~ss
sieamer Ksnkakee Capt Baker from whl,esone, aud
steamship Lafayette fr) Bocande. Bres June s. with
VIZ Sie e AL p.ssSnss'S to sassaas %h , mt
lat u " lon 90 al great distance three msscd
sieamship MORO Castle, ADAM. na-ans. June TO- a,
fs with d e., aad pss.engsss 70 spoacrd Isste. GO
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deaths ssn Ard s one s'r'h ION on he ra,,ssase
and ID 10 nassin spo TS -.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-15

an asreeshlsr' - Eve years, must have besa Wv
longest r ,>9Ass, 70 sy the least Of The pr.
until q n euHhnenent had been ON Johnsop's Island
70 - Aast neuth two. IAN who were hey ID
o.. an spin1oe were glad that the war ww over, ana
fstvrs Ysy ere yes about fourcf Avs h| prison
sT " Pss Delaware. seysrsl hundred u them being
once ~ Line officers only Are being paruled and II y
exp Icsed that very few days will the Departure
OF sAs lsst OK thees from the ssAd There ~ MOI
ord of complaint heard from any, Of those who landed
yesterday, neither in respect 70 foed nor acoommoda.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-15
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, juno 2, 1865
a Week Of "Rumors''-2hc Prince Napoleon Nerican,, T.
siys-Fxncrai Of Marshct Hagran--Eapessa Ne s.strs
w Prince k6t~ntch-The Dscocerer Of AsertcQ. 80 be
Suitted, de-
This has been a week of rumors sna contradictions
yrst told that after the Prince Napolcon's
4uke from the Emperor, and his curt reply that the
rrince had gone or TO Switzerland leeems however,
at his journey has extended only his country seat
2endon about hvc miles from Paris, whittier with his
family he usually spends two three weeks every
summer. Then there a that the Senate ia
Asnded 70 mpeach him. at least express its disappo
Aation Of what he had done. This proves also To be
untrue; and any further steps to be taken In his
snee nothing Will certainly be done until the return Of
No Emperor Another report which seems to have come
foundation, is that the Prince has been sent to Coventry
BY the foreign diplomatic corps whose members e said
10 have determined TO break OF all relations with
fa!ais Royal ON every nde the Prince Napoleon is
blamed.
Mr. Elon the chef d.. Cabinet Of the ArchGuse Maxi
ailian, and who is himself Belgian has gone 10 Brus
bsls await the return Of the Emperor To Paris 1t is
koDeraly believed that the object of this embassy Is 70
btsmpt TO convince the Emperor Napoleon Of tho neces
Dty Of sonding troops TO Mexico. The exctnu mt
bsiave TO the Mexican emigration scheme has trey
The funeral Of Marshal Magnan took place yesterday
De bedy conveyed from his ate residence, an the
PSce vondome, to the Invades where the funeral
vtce performed and afterwards taken for nterment
p the family tomb at -. German.
Madrid paper states that the Pope has decided to add
Anew saint TO the calendar, in the person OF no less
ptstinguished individual than Christopher Columbus
Unfortunately for him, however there Is another est
Christopher ia the calendar he who bore the infant
Jesus across the river on his brawny shoudo who has
several hundred years the start OF him.
II Is stated upon good authority that Prince Meter
pth, the Austrian Ambassador to Paris and the OF
Is father, Which viii form one Of the most rsmarEable
histories and biographies ever published