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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-24


CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-In court room
No. 1 the case of Wood Us. Swartzenburgh
was tried yesterday. Suit was brought to
recover the value of forty calf skins which
the plaintiff had bought of defendant on his
w%arranting them prime articles. They
turned out worthless, or very inferior, &C
cording to plaintiffs claim. The court de-
cided that plaintiff could not recover, and
gave judgment for defendant. Nothing of
importance was lone in court room.
No. 2. Ajury case of considerable account
and interest will probably come up there
this morning.
In the criminal branch of the court the
Grand Jury returned the following indict-
ments: State Us. Thomos Kehoe and
Charles A. Ringer; passing counterfeit
turned against the former, Individually
one for u%ttering and passing counterfeit
Treasury notes, and the other for passing
counterfeit United States notes.
The case of the State as. John Kelley, in
dicted for grand larceny, was then called,
and tried to a jury, resulting in a verdict of
not guilty.
In the case of the State Us. George Hard
top, charged with grand larceny, the jury
returned a verdict of guilty. i
The court devoted the afternoon to the
trial of the following divorce. eases: Chris
tiana Goulding Us. Edward Goulding; adul-
terry, gross neglect of duty and habitual
drunkenness. The court considered that,
covered with SO many charges, he was a
&c poor cuss," and granted a decree on the
second charge. John C. Grannis, Esq, was
plaintiffs attorney.
Miranda Soule Us. Charles Soule extreme
cruelty. Decree granted. f. E. knight,
Esq, plaintiffs attorney.
Both branches of the court will meet at
nine o'clock this morning.
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Cleveland Wholesale Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 20, 1865.
Freights-The following are the rates by Lake
stean) and Rail from this port to New York and
Enstnn.
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New York Market-Nov. %.

AsHEs-Quiet.
CoTToS-Firm, but scarcely so active. Sales Of
$500 bales at 52G53c for middling.
FLoUR-5@IOc better for sound, extra state and
white; pretty much all other kinds dull and droop-
ing. Sales at S., 30@s,H for extra state; IS, 5Oa
s,0otoE choice do; s7,75@s,l0 for superhne west
erh; %, 5O@S,75 for common to medium extra
western; S9,OO@9, Is for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; 50, 2OaI1,SO for
trade brands, market closing.
WHIsKT-Dull and declining. Sales of western
at s2,35@2,36 BET l-
MHEAr-Very dnn and uominally lower. Sales
OF No. ! Chicago spring at Sl,s6.
~ and heavy. O.
BARIEI-DuIl and dropping. Sales at 81, 10 for
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CoRN-0pened a shade frmer. closing quiet
Sales at s29s5e for unsound; 96@g7Ic for sound
mixed western. Latter price for high mixed
oAfs.Firmer. Sales at 4oa5se for unsound
and 6296dc for sound Latter prices for choice.
sgeAs5stsady, Sales at la5ssllHe for Cuba
MoLAssEs-Quiet. I t HIlIf
, PETRoLEUN-steady. Sales 4O94Ic for crude; GA
965c for refined in bond.
WOOL-Quiet.
PORK-Unsettled and lower J Sales at $50. 5O@
3l,3lZ for mess, closing at $50, 62L for cash;
szLoO91I,2o for prime mess. Also l,25o bbls
mss, sellers option, all year, at $50, 5, and $50
bbls new mess for December and january sellers
option, at S3l 50.
BEET[Qniet and heavy. Sales at slI,OO@I4,OO
Tor PLAIN messs $l4,O00I, 90 for extra mess
BEEF HAMs-Steady. Sales at 81, OOa4I. so.
Cur MEATs-Qpiet and heavy. Sales at i4%G
Ice for shoulders, and l9@2e for hams.
BAooN-Dnl. Sales of Cumberland middles for
early in December at lie, and 100 boxes short rib
bed do, for first 10 days IN December, at lie.
LARD-Heavy at 23k92SHc.
BUJTgR-pah. sales % sO@42c for Ohio,
and 3S6j0c for state.
CHEEsE-Firm at I4dI9c.
FREIGHrS-TO Liverpool, dropping.
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AMVsEMENTs.
OF MUSIC.

Prices OF AD-MIssIox-Dress Circle and Par
quette, so cents Reserved Seats to Dress Circle. 20
cents Family Circle, so cents Gallery - cents
Private Boxes, s. and So Single Seats in Private
Boxes Sl,OO. .Hgr.
Doors open st 6:45. Curtain rises at 7;45. IN.
Colored persons will, under no circumstances, be
permitted 10 occupy seats in any other portion OF
the house, save the Gallery Admission Is cents
FRIDAY, nov. 24th, BENEFIT OF Hl
ALEX. IA,
And last night hut one Of the Troupe -t7
il The performance will commence with the comic
Pantomime, @
MERRY PACHA,
Dexterous Manipulations----moreste BrotheIs'
Evolutions on the Tight ROpe----Aiex Zanfretta-
To be followed by the
Horizontal Bar -.----------Ueo u Ahoie7ee-
After which the
Tcapeze Aahiietta
3 conclude with the Comic Psntomime
THE HOUSE THAT LACK BUILT.
BE MATINEE Saturday afternoon at 2 O'clock.
Admission 25 cents.
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CITY OF OGDENsBURG ASHORE.

The Bark City OfOgdensburg Mistakes
the Light and Goes AshOre--Hish
Running Seattle Men Launch .
Small Boat, but Conclude not 10
Venture Ashore.
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OPTICAL

B. PERhEYa the rslisbls Optician, sin
Y . eonflnpsst 70 give unfyeraal sa,isA In no
Plscuce9fA k profession, M IS3 Superior street,
Johnson House Building.
rs y b 60 tins advantage ef al, When % dsi-
cate n sense as that Of stght Is Concerned Aa.l
with one Of acknowledged skin, who makes no A.
Pretensions also q fun assortment Of OpticaI anS
AAthametical I~Hatruman
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FLoUR-In good demand, at a partial decline of
about 25c. Sales Ss,75@9,OO for No. l spring;
$40, $4,000 for red ymteE sll,25@il, 80 for
white; ST., sal 50 for XIX.
WHEAT-Quiet. No sales.
COkN-Inactive.
BARLEY-Quiet Sales of Canada at S1,l3.
CANAL FREIGHrs-- STEADY. tIl EllJ
LAKE 1MPORTs-ll6 bbls flour; q, GOO bu wheat;
$500 barley; 6,lO0 rye.
CANAL ExPoKrs-Flour go bbIs; wheat Al, 600
bu; corn 1850; barley 5000; rye ESQ.
Shipped by Railroad $40 bbls flour.
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Chairman Com. % Parks and Public Grounds.
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RUssELL,s FOREST CITY BOTsE
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.

NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
J Baker, Buffalo J Clark, city
n Harris, Ashtabula A Leonard, Findley
5 ROckafellow, Dansyille Mrs Reed, Erie
Mrs Saloment 4 fam, r Snider, Findley
W C Tate 4 ], Toledo J Davidson, "
A H Clerd 4 lady, King, Buffalo
AFBeardsleyAsOn ,BufaloL Harris 4 WI Akron
n J Morris, Chicago CIV Bronson, GAINESVILLE
J Meyer, ia W Darling, Pithole
A c Ellsworth, BA Hamilton = VT, Euclid
7 Hedger, B halO J Mayer, Pa
j + Scott, Savannah, n VA Fergel al, NoTwalk
II 7 Bryant, J Johnson, Nd
Ainsworth, Medina PJSmith,
BabcOk, "
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A WREcK-ToTAL Loss.-The schooner
Lilly Daneey, ashore at Port Elgin, Lake
Huron, loaded with grain, will prove a total
loss. She was owned at Goderich. Her
cargo is insured.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Financial.

fFrom the New York Commercial, Aorli3-J
The news OF General Grants splendid sus-
tessee has almost suspended business in al 'ao
markets. Men of business nave turneo OUT 70
has spent the two principal business hours in a
grand IuhiJee AS yet, II is difficult TO est-
M ATE the effect OF the news upon business.
There is @ general disposition TO form no )adg.
msnt upon the commercial bearing of the ne WIS
until more is KNOWN Of the fate Of Lees army,
and the prospects of his effect ng junction
with Johnston, to offer battle at some other
point, or possibly TO fan conformity on General
Sherman's army.
Thus far, the news "a affected gold but lit
tie, and prices of stocks and merchandise have
consequently not fallen materially.
Al the stock board the feeling was ratner
'eeaIish," and a considerable number OF
"shorts' were put out a. large dlneIences
from regular quotations. smart attaaA VS. was
made by the "bears" on Reading ANA ror'
Wayne.
except ten -forties, which declined
The great crisis that was 10 tes, Ihe sirens IN
of the-1oId premium has come. Inc defeat OF
me rebels before Petersburg, and the subse-
suent capture Of Richmond by General Welt
zeI-eyenis which IL was anticipated would
produce the most violent fl fluctuations in gold
nave been received with the utmost couposure
IN the Gold Room, and speculation has rarely
been so tame.
The price opened At lIe, and on the arrival
OF the news Of the fall OF the rebel CAPITAL,
the premium fell 10 IS y, with no special furore
&c sell.
The ruth Is the market has been largely
eversold, in anticipation of the news, leaving
Little room TO- any fall on The accomplishment
Of the event. The price was also sustained
ey g general scarcity OF cash gold. We scarcely
think that the second thought Of the Room
will ustain the present premium, and fur
Their decline may be considered quite probable.
The abundance OF money Increases, and the
demand is less active. Lenders are Offering
iheir funds on per cent. on call, and per
cent loans are being paid in to be renewed az
PEI cent, which appears likely 20 become I'M =
med lately the ruling rate. Discounts are ex-
tremely dull; and the rates remain firm az "a 10
pey cent.
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CAVALRY HORSES
" ARTILLERY HORSES
QSa'tnnqster General, ome.. sIi Dtr,

Cpa,tsymaster Generals Omes kiru DiI,,t,c.t
Woshfneton Cary, ID C., March Is, K6t. I
HORSES. suitable for the cavalry and artillery
service, will be received at Giesboro De cot, in
9 gRsoW %s1fss I'll M 1865 Captain GEO g.
MUiEs. in lots Of twenty FIVE or more. viii 10
isss'sS 6a isii ETY. TRoaPKfS al MAY
Qusrtermsster. corner Twenty second snd q s.s.
All arimals to be subjected to the usual Govern
msnt inspection before being accepted.
epeci hcations as follows :'Cavslry horses must
be sound in all particulars: well broken in full
flesh and good condition: from ffte en- Il to SIX
teen l6 hands high from Ave 80 to nine tsl yesrs
Ola ana well adapted in every way TO cavalry puf-
poses. Horses between nine go and ten tl0) Years
Of sse, if still vigorous sprightly, and healthy.
may he accepted.
Artillery Horses must be of dark color sound in
all particulars. strong. quick, and active, we'll
broken and square trOtters in harness. IN fun Hesu
aud condition. from six t6l to ten tl0) years olds
not less than fifteen and one half tloe handa nishz
each horse wei gh not less than ten hundred ana
fifty Il 500 pounds
Mules must be over TIVE ~ years Of sge, strong.
stout. compact we'll developed animals, not Less
than fourteen l4) hands high, in full health. Tree
from every blemish defect which would unfs
them for severe work, and must have shed tho
four font colts teeth and developed the CORES
ponding four permanent teeth, two in each jaw.
These specifications will be strictly adhered 10.
Hours ef inspection, from 3 a. NJ. to m.
Price. Cavalry Horses, one hundred and eighty
FIVE dol ars 1885,; Artillery Horeas one nd red
and ninety dollars tSl9oE Mules, one hundred sod
uinety-fve Toll srs $3.50.
Payment will be made at this office:
JAMES A. EHlS.
Colonel in charge First pi l. Is q
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IL 4 correspondent writing on The 10Th.
from the lines below Petersburg, gives the fol-
lowing picture Of the Lieutenant General. ga
noon General Grant arrived with his staff /,
was the first time he had been personally with
the army. since October %. and his presence
bodeo important events at hand. He came
with all the little baggage which suffices him
N the Held. The nation will be pleased 10
fnow that Grants looking extremely well,
ana taxes 10 the field again as naturally as he
olo las. spring. He has apparently grown no
older during the TWO years ne has had 81 en-
weigh!y responsibilities upon him. His man
uer is the same retiring, taciturn; his face no
diRsrer-o
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GEORGETOWN ADvER'MTs

-LTCENS ES.-hli licenses due
u4 the Corporation of Georgetown on the lst
April next. must be paid within ten days from that
date. otherwise they will be strictly enforced by
the Metropolitan Police.
Sec the following section Of the law. approved
July {, 1860
Sec "a And B. il further crdai5,si, That any Per-
or firm that sh all neglect to take ont license
provided for in this, or any othsr ordinance.
than one more than ten dollars for each day CT
said neglect, said fine to be collected as 9th r
hnes are q ndsr the laws of this Cor 20 alton.
WILLIAM LAIRD, Clerk.
March 70, 1868. mar "a jswtApI0
n~GEORGETOWN TAXEs-An abatement
uS of eight Per cent. " i'll be SLOWED on the
tax OF 1868. II paid on or before the frst day of
April next. CHAS. d. WELCH,
mar iI-eotapl Collector.
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TRAGEDY AT NIAGARA FALLs.-A gentle
man from Niagara Falls informs us that q
tragedy occurred in that village on Monday.
a woman about 25 years of age went to the
bridge connecting Goat Island with the Amer
lean shore, and threw herself into the water.
she was instantly borne swiftly through the
rapid and over the American fall. The wo-
man was the wife OF g man who is in the ar
my, bat was cohabitng with; another man
residing at the Falls. She left a child, a little
girl. The causes that induced her to commit
this &c. Of self destruction are not positively
known, though attributed 10 the unhappy
state OF her domestic affairs. She was seen
going to the bridge by person to W.T. om she
nvowed her purpose, but snelwas not credited,
and allowed 10 60 on her way 70 destruction
EUctesteT Uniop.
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ga letter from 6oldsbero' says that Jos
Jonnston's losses In the battles OF the ISM anf
10th of March. near Bentonsville. will nm
sonbtedly reach an aggregate OF i've thousand
The Fifteenth and T wentieth corps buried o.
Rebel deao, and collected wounded, q tota
reaching two thousand five hundred. Th,
teeAth and Fourteenth corps, when put TO-
gether. foo: up total OF thir teen hundred
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR POTATOES.
C6ice Depos Comniissarp Of Sstslaesc..l
No. 223 6 street.

Office Dercs Conniissarp Of Srtslaesc..I
No. 223 G street.
WohiHgton, March 80, 1855. \
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, viii be received
st thiB office un tii THURSDAY, April 6, 1876. st
partmeut with
TWO THOUSAND BUSHELS
of good, MerehantsbIc Potatoes The Potatoes
mu st be sound. OF = good QuslIty and viii be re-
ceved in bulk, by wei ht. at 20 pounds par bushel
They will be weighed and inspected before beng
accepted.
Potatoes to be delivered within ten days after
at such other point in this city as the n
officer may designate.
The Potatoes will be paid FOR when delivered IN
such funds as may be furnished by the Gov e,n-
ment for disbursement
No bids will be considered If N ade by an rarity
who has heretofore failed to fulfil his with
the Government,
Bids must be addressed to the underlined, st
No. 223 & street,
m sl5t b. T. BRIDGES, Captain. o. s.v.
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" Collector Draper, OF New Yors, has been
authorized by the Secretary OF War 10 permit
such vessels as ne may deem proper 10 90 Do
Hilton Head 10 witness the ceremonies at For
Ssmter, and carry as passengers such persons
as ne may think properly may 60. on the ex-
press eondAtion that they report at Hilton II sad
lRtiops while there. 'eH-
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Bsltimeye Markets. April 2.

Conee.-Ns transactions of importance re-
ported Rio held at 20s a2iH cents, gold, ac-
eording 10 quality
FIour.-Sales OF Loco barrels fresh ground
Ohio extra, TO be delivered st sellers option on
OF before the 18th May, at S7.25, and 1000 bar
rels dc. do. on the same terms, a. 81 so per
barrel The decline il gold has quite unset.
bed he market, and quotations are necessarily
nominal
Grain.-Reeeipts liberal and prices mate.
rally lower. Transactions embraced Loco
bushels common white wheat at 300 cents
L5Go ordinary 10 choice do. at 2lOa2l5 cents
bushels ordinary TO prime red wheat at a00a2pe
cents; 1850 bushels white corn at ITO cents
l,oOe bushels yellow do. 81 100 cents, and ,OGl
bushels oats at SO cents, weight.
Rye nour-Demand very limited. FRS:
quality q noted at S6.75.
Corn meal City Mills inactive and nom n al
as7.
Moiasses.-An varieties move very slowly.
with nominal quotations.
ProyIsions-Market quiet but firms. Mess
pork at s3Oa3,, prime mess al s29a30. bacon
shoulders r1aE% cents, sides l9x cents, bulk
shoulders 16 cents, sides l. cents, sugar cured
hams 22a24 cents, and Western lard, in barrels
and tierees, 20a20a cents.
Sugars Sales Of small lots fair and good
grocery Cuba al l2Kal3 cents, and choice
Porto Rico do. at Is cents. Prices NOMINAL as
follows:
Cuba and z. I. com. to good refining sll 25aii7s
:. :. :. nr,,. grocery grocery II o coal o o9
Porto Rico common to good grocery ~ 50al3 0C
prime TO choice grocery. 10 5OaI5 on
Seeds.-Prime clover remains steady at Sl7 25
ALSO. Very little inquiry for other varieties
Timothy quoted at s5Soa5 rs, and fazseed
Salt--Both Liverpool and Turks Island are
neglected and prices entirely nominal.
Whisly.-No market for this article, and
prices nominal. -BdN. American
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WATCHES. JEwELRY. de.

LARMoUR 4 Co.,, Light street. BaItinors. In.
eitss the attention purchasers TO their choice
.soek Of No. WATCHES, DIAMOND JlWHLRY,
GSssIssaLvBk WARE. PLATED WARE. OPERA
80, HPkCTACL1s. TABLE, CUTLERY
&e.' ~ low prices 49,. = -
usr hnes and Jewelry repaired In the best man
.e- ~ .ne best vorkmen and warranted. ia aa.sm
A HSHADY AND elusive TEST OF THp
II to-, nUEhg will be Comparison with thoss
"ie!sh 'S the We. Dispensstory, mar a5. .aHS0
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TEE REBEL IRoN-CLAp STONEwALL.-The
rebel ram Stonewall, alias Olinde, was still at
Felrol, Spain, at last accounts. The New
Yerk Herald Gays:
The Stonewall, which is rather formidable
vessel, having spur twenty feet In length
and being furnished with two stationary tur-
rets, one carrying three hundred pound gun
and The other two hundred Founders, arrived
1t Ferrol on the 4th OF last February, where
she still renamed on the 18th Of March. During
that time she had been receiving repairs, and
j. was thought that men and munitions had
been secretly placed on board OF her She is
commanded by Capt. Page, formerly of the
United States Navy, and was expected to go 10
pes about the middle OF March. A small and
very swift steamer, called the Louisa Fanny,
supposed 70 be the tender of the Stone wall,
lad visited ferrol harbor, comm unicated with
her, and then sailed away. The Niagara and
Sacramento were lying at Corunna, ufficiert-
1y near to Ferrol to watch the Stonewall and
70 attack her when she moved out.
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IN MADAME PRINCE

IN MADAME PRINCE -
~ would announce to the Ladies of 1911
Washington and its vicinity that she has Been
among the fret to select from the present sea.
sons lmportations. She takes this mode to re.
Guest visit frsm her former patrons and any
who may favor her with CALL Ladies viii not
zee Bonnsts displayed in the window to attract
Their attention, but if they come in to see them.
they cannot fail to be pleased
Her steek Of FANCY GOoDS-such -, LACn
JAC0NEr and SWISS Waists. FANCY BACK
CohBs, lHskRTIEGS and IDG1NGS. RlAL
LACKS; P1RFUMERY. FRENCH CORS1TS.
WATEREEAAkLS; HAIR PpIHs;; ard Complete
she offers at . small advance, they being from one
Of the largest manu- in New York, and be-
ing without O. second profit. customers can ,udee
Of quality and price by seeing for tn emselves.
Also, 10 DOZEN assorted NECK RUFRB, at 30 to
70, being about SO per cent. cheaper than that
esseltiai and pretty article Of dress can be pro-
, Once more Ladies. would call your attention
to the little New York MILLINERY AND
FANCY sToR1, where you can 6nd we'll selected
stock Of FRESH Goods Of every desert ption, and
persons ready to do their t@ost to please you.
NAY H-im' % Market Spaco+
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ANOTHER RISE IN TIE SUsouRHANy4-
Fridge Destroyed.-The heavy rams or Thurs
Gay and Friday last have had the effect of
causing another rise IN the upper Susquehan-
na, but fortunately the water passed of with
out doing material damage The bridge belong
Inf 10 the E-le Railroad over the west bran IN
OF the Susquehanna 81 Muncy, was sweep;
away on saturday. II was wooden s:ruc-
ture aid the stream at that poin, 10 oni.o
narrow It Will soon be replaced.-Ba.ttr.ors
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~ adv,Ses rom PM Idaho report that popular
Lyons course in removing, as per sns I ~:
TerrtorI al Legislature, the Capital tror, u .le
iston TO Boise City. Efforts are being m.a.
establish overland communication 49, 70
California and Idaho. Such q route go
greatly decrease the distance Gem
Wright has promised military protection ~,
the Ist o. May, when stages and wagons can
make the trips ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-04

SA RITAN'S GIFTi
LAEITA EIETl

MARITAN GIFTi
SAMAEITAN'S GIFT
TEl MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EV1R UsEUI
GoNORHGA GLEET STRUCTURES, &c.
coptsins no n Mineral f. no Balssm 70 Me5s9Is
They are entirely vegetable, havipg n o smell nor
P a or Be- sas WI hot IN in
Cures in from two to four days, and recent cas.s
the Of os
eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day;
Let those Who have despsired Of setsins cured
or who have been sorsed with Balsam Copavis, oa
'''''O' " SA8ARITANs GIFT.
Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Price-Male packages. 81. Femsle.n
BLOODi BLoODv BLOoEttt
d HhHEfs Bo 2shs shHTs
AxAS q H1dr HsD HHhS oJUIcEs
ff5sa g. sHss'is 12,s!si E no
prescrbed and eradicates every par ticls
dy and be healed, and do not transn iitoyonr pes
'e that for 81 NoT in sitter years
ahRB
system. As we'll Is ali the bad effects Of MsreuTy
sAMAR1rAN,s oHANoRl WASH.
wHAT gsE Say OF
IFAN'S REaEpIHs.
"OH BOARD THE srEAMsHIP OosrA RIGA. Feb. &c,
r. ssna nsss stes
of your Samsritan's Gift by Adams & Co. g Ex-
that dsy; Finding it to De what il is repressntss
Yours. very respectfully,
astSssn Neil Nsx s YeaR .na
"a REsMoND & co., Box 151 Philsdelphia Poss
Sold BY 9. CALVERT FORD. crrner ,lth 81. and
HENRY COOK. Alexandris. may e-u
L tent oil England, and secured by the seals OF
the Ecole De P harmace de Paris, and the Imperial
TriesHnar Nc l. is the sffectual remedy for Relay
ton. sHermsthorrhSea. and Exhaustion Of tba
mar No; is the infalibls remedy for ali I'm raTi-
ties and Be ;ondary symptoms, thus obviatiue
d9e use OF mercury and all other deleterious ngrs
Each preparation is in the form of q most agree
Aad changes in tin cases. at IS each,
S .eur n esses b 5n enc for s and in ga
ministersd BY valpeau, Salamanca, Roux. SC
~, WhSlss.ls md retail I By DR.. BARROW. Ne. ls4
70 Be- h.d also Of s. o. FORD, No. $50 Pa. .ve
YonNa MryC II. k.Is :
habits Which unat she% sr sss;
ness pleasure. or the dutes Of married lie; Also
youth causes desiss i IN sdSanss
their years. before placing themselves under the
snH ess h. snSsid srs read
ssoM9ssasps OF By Dsrasins Ths Secret
Sent 70 any Address, In a sealed snyolope On re-.
eeips Of Twenty ave Gents Address
sa,.,, On. cHAs. A. sTlWHKr 1 CO,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-04

- The DemOcratic Press, OF San Francis,o,
which claims 10 have special and exclusive
sources Of information, says that ex- Senator
Gwln has zone 10 France, but VIII very soon
return with force Of French troops under
Marsha Bazaine, and take possession OF So
nora. Inc Press does net credit the report of
OWN elevation 10 the ducal station, nor that
Mexican territory 10 the French Emnaror
Inc whoIe anair seems TO be muddled and in :