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Arter an Attcck orAic4nqss.

When the animal powers are exha Istsd, the puIs'
" ak, the mind pressed, snd all the powers o
ity at a low ,bb tn 81 is no restorative com
lpafsSle with the BITCERs. They renoyate ever
organ, gent stimulate the circulation, imprO7,
the qlslity of the bio d, clear the clouded brain
and impArt 20 L trembling nerves, stability ant
hrmLe ess. Sold by all Dru, gists. ap4 223-lwdkV
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SLhN ELAND5 APEil w. 1900.
AEssRs C. ". EoRTH soHvERDr-Ihave
examined with great pleasure, your life
size Oil Painting of President Lincoln. I
consider it an admirable likeness.
R c. PARSONS.
The above portrait can be seen at North
4 schwerdFs Rooms, 2O5 Superior street.
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And the dismal train of disorders to which it leads
are aYerted by the use of H HOSrETrER'S BITTERS
as preventive or cured with astonishing ctlsri.y
by its direct and genial operation upon the stom
ach, the liver, and the n,rvous 5, s.en.
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Post ORice Notice.
PosT OFFICE,

CLEVELAND, April p, 1865.
This Office will be closed during the Obse-
luies till five o'clock P. NJ, when it will be
opened for one hour.
No letters will bo delivered by carriers
turing the day.
Those who receive their letters by car
riers will be waited upon at the Letter Car
rier window. +. CowLEs, P. NJ.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED. APRIL 27
3tm' Morning Star, vi or, Detroit.
Stmr Cleveland. Will ans, BrOcN willie
Prop Passai'. Mitch II, DuLkik
) hr Saucy ia K. Gillis, Rowan
Schr ALMOND, cDsrmand. Burs eli
chr Ara iau, Baker, Bu well, lO3 m lumber
chr Bri annia, Light, Bucwe I, II m lumber
5cow Rstc II, Port T, KsIley's Island
EARED............APRM q
itmr Morning Star, Yiger. Detroit.
Bark W u jones, Andrews, Chicago, 400 tons coal
Schr Onei a Chief, FtZs seIa d, Chicago
8 hr Belle City, Benn It, Thur der Bay
ScOw Rescue. Porter, Ktlley's Island
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CITY NEWS!

Five cases new ribbons, flowers, and
straw goods opening at Mrs. ShaW's. apo
Ten Compositors wanted. Apply at the
LEADER Job Room,
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STOVES.
PASTURAGg-.-1S65.

sTIHE UNDERSIGNED WILL -,
i open his Pa tu-es for the season ~, fst8
on Onday, May lst. Prices, for ~
Cows, IS cents; for aorses. 81 so peI ----z-s1e-
week, payable every Monday IN advance All ant
mails received N be IN every respect at their ow "a
RS risk Apply to A. snd q. Fuhrman. Herds
Imen, at the entrsnes ates near WtOlsOn's FOun
dry, or at Iheir house on the Heights.
ap25-ZlO S. S STONE.
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The Sale of Government Houses td-
vertsed to have been sold at &C ion, by o. Cutter
& Son. on University heights, on Thursday, 27lh
inst, is unsvo.dAby postponed until Monday, May
list, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. ap2524
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DIED

FAWCETT.-Bprii 2Tth, a. Susqushauna, Pa,
of injuries re i've b. accident on New York e Er.e
II .Ilrotd, March I4th, James FaVcstt, Of the arm
of Hewitt & FAwcstt, New Yo'k, lale ofthe fl M Of
VIM. q. ScOfsld 70.
Due notice Of the funeral viii lie given.
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DENTISTRY.

DEMO WE'D.
IL
A. B. HALLIWELh, q. D., Dentist,
Has removed from the corner Of Ontari1 street and
the Public Square TO his Block No. S5 MICHI
GAN ST., first door iIOm ontario ST., north side
DR.. b. returns many Thank for the great pat
ronago he has been a7Ofed with for the past twelve
sears, an will be pleased t0 sec his old and a,
many new fat'Ons as may please 10 call 81 his new
sstabiishI ent.
Saroh Th 1879 oh2a
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IxCaBAsE OF POLICE FoRCE.-In accOrdar CO
with resolution which passed the City
Council Tuesday evening, the police force
to act to-day was last night increased by
the addition of fifty men.
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THE FUNEKAL CORTEGE.

BUFFALO, April q.
The funeral party arrived here at IAN,
escorted by the 74th Regiment and com
psny OF light artillery, the Committee
of Arrangements, the City Government
and others, 10 St james Hail.
The services opened by dirge suug by
the St Cecilia Society, sf or which the
public were admitted. Full accounts will
be sent this evening.
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL.-Major Genera
Joseph Hooker and staff arrived here yes.
terday afternoon, and put up at the Wed.
dell House.
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STREET RALRoADs.-The Kinsmau and
Esst Cleveland Street Railroads will run on
ten minute time to-day, beginning at six
O'Clock this morning The cars will run
no farther than the Public Park.
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From Tie Rer. B. T. Weleh, formerly Pastor Of
he Pearl Street Baptist Church, Albany,
] Nclo York.
NEwTONvILLE, Nov. 10, 1864.
DR. LIGHTHILL-Dedr Sir: Allow me
to express my grateful thanks for the skill
and kind attention rendered TO my daugh-
ter, whose ears have been badly affected
: for many years, and for some months past
has been nearly deprived of hearing. The
& loss of this important sense is certainly a
sad deprivation, painfully embarrassing,
and to degree known only to those who
have experienced it If therefore, there
be remedy for this great evil, the cause
! of humanity obviously requires that it
should be universally disseminated. 1 feel
4it my duty, therefore, and it affords me
much pleasure, to give my testimony 70 the
snsppy effects of your treatment and reme-
ldies My daughter has suffered from deaf
: mess since early childhood. The left ear
HAS been badly diseased. The right ear,
salso, for several years, was seriously affect
8 ed, and the disease apparently Increasing,
Threatening the entire loss of her hearing.
I Il was with extreme difficulty that she
scould participate in theeOnversation of her
3lTiends, and for two years has been deprived
Of this source of social enjoyment. Hap
5pily my attention was directed to your ad-
vertisement, and l was induced to place
! her in your care. Your treatment, under
favor OF kind Providence has been sue
scesslul. Her hearing, so far as I can Judge,
sappesTs to be perfectly restored. Whether
sthis restoration is permanent is & question
time alone can determine, but present re-
suits are certainly very gratifying,
an, dear sir,
Truly and gratefully yours,
b. 4. WELCH. ID. ID.
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AT CLkVELAND, RUSSELL5 FOR
EST CITY HOUSE.
from MONDAY, May 18th, until SAT-
UBDAY, May goth.

DIR. C. B. LIGHTHILL'S first visit 10
Ohio was induced by numerous spplics-
tions for treatment from parties unable to
visit New York for that purpose, and who
can not be successfully treated except alter
Is personal examination. His practice has
been sOsuccessful that he has repeated his
visits TO Cleveland several times. Still he
finds that it is almost as difficult for some
parties desiring his service, to visit him at
cleveland, that in compliance with the re-
|qssts of many citizens, he has consented,
before returning to Europe, to visit several
central points in Northern Ohio, making
cleveland his headquarters, SO that all who
desire can consult him.
For the past twelve years Dr. LighthilI
has paid exclusive attention to the treat
ment Of deafness and catsrrh in its vari-
Gus forms. He has prscticad in New York,
and other principal Eastern cities, where
until y few months past, he was associated
with his cousin, Dr. Z. B. Lighthill, and,
together, they have acquired 8 standing
which has earned for the "Lighthill In
s.itute' its present great reputation.
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s. a. Boynton, M. D.,

Onloe. 80 Pearl street, Cleveland, Chic.
Office Hours, from 7 80 s1l A NJ, from to 3 an,
TO 9P.M. ap25-ZI2
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the north side of ST. air street, near North Perry
street, t. be sid at Admin traitors Sale on the
ith day of May, at O'Clock P NJ on the premis, g.
Liberal time gIveI. L. PRENTIsS,
ap25-2O6 Administrator.
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LITERARY.-The controversy in regard TO
the author of Nothing to Wear " will
shortly be revived by the sensation of a
new novel entitled Mary Rrsndegee, which
Mr.. Carleton will soon publish, from the
'pen of the young lady who claims TO have
created Miss Flora McFlimsey, who had
!" nothing to wear" Mary Brandegee is
said to exhibit powers truly lywonderful, and
the reading public will be curious to see if
the youthful aspirant to the honors of
1" Nothing to Wear hss in this new field
shown she is capable of having originated
those remarkable lines.
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Olives there a man with soul so dead,

I IuHL U9VUT % UIlIEEII IaTI E.IIII
That Or. d. II. seelJe's Oatarra Bemedy is the ~
plus ultra Of ali NJ dicinss, aways efeeting q per
manent cure, as thousands upon thousands are con.
,stsntly testiiying? sp2LR3
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CHICAGO MABKEF.-Aprn ~

FIOGF-Quiet.
wheat Q1iet d decline f15o sal q
81 I99t 4 fJ No. ,.
COFn-ActIve anl declined &c. Sales at 6gGTO,
.fOf No l.
Oats-Stea8y. Sal at 421%c Sor Mol.
HighW1Ees-tirm 40 advanced y
Professionalism
POrk-Mess advanced EOc. Sales Al SIS 259
rs so; prime mess al SIS co.
Hams-W ct picked f m al lsc.
Receipts Flour, 27GO bbis; wheat, 1900 be
corn, S4.UO oats, I7,tOO
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FIaSsI FIagsI! FIags!!!-Of every de-
tcuption, at G. S. Newo m & Oo.s Steam Printing
House, li4 Seneca stseet. Aho, MOURNISe
BADGES, with likeness of our la.e P. e'idsnt Lin
coln Dealers supplied ut enable terms AT .2t5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-28

To make your Horse lock VIII, shed off hi
old coat, loosen his skin, improve his appetite an,
feel young, give I'm some of Norris Arabian Con
sdition Powders Sold by all Druggists at 25 cent
per package. Principal office, IO7 Bank street.
sp62lS dAw
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SYMPToMs.-The city filled up rapidly yes
'terday. The trains came in from East,
West and South, all loaded. Many lamil-
lar country faces, and indefinitely more
strange countenances, beam upon you as
you pass along. We expect all Northern
Ohio, Western Pennsylvania and Eastern
Michigan, will pour in upon US this morn
ing. The mightiest crowd ever gathered
!. here will throng the streets to-day. But
we can accommodate all, and ell are we
come,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MasOnIe.-The members Of Big,low Lodge.
No 24S, f. and A. NJ, will assemble at their Hail.
Friday morniag At six o'olo:k, for the pu pose Ct
clothing and org glniz'ng procession TO join The
other Masonic bodies of lhe city. All members Of
other Lodges in the city or from abroad, who wbh
10 appear 10 full cothng, are cordially invited TO
join US. [p2S-24l C G ALLEN, W. n.
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AUCTION SALES.
THURSDAY, APRIL 9th, 1865.

sTHURSDAY, APRIL 27TH, 1865.
DRY GOODS, &s.,
AT TAUCTION......-........ BIZ o. CUT ER & on
o. Cutter on wilt Il on Thursday, April u,
: at their Auction Room, No IS4 B4uk ftre {. C m
mencing st II O'Clock A NJ. a lot Of Dry G. eds
Yankee Notions &C, cons's ing Of Prints, brown
sheeunfs, Brown tIing Bed Ticking. Sheet
Waddng, Laces EdgI6gs r bbous, wbife Knit
ting COtt n Gents Neck ii =, Gents Collars, Sew
lng SILK Gloves m tuttOns, Ladi - Collars,
Bonnet Silk NJ rs and BOAs' S.fs Hats, Caps TRAY.
sell Satchtls Ao., The wifSle to be sOld without
! any reserve whate, er.
! TeIms-C'sh, bankabls funds, at time Of sale
apZ5-205
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NEW ADVERTIsEmERTs.

NEW ADFEhIIsEHENE
Academy Of Music-Miss Olive Logan.
Camilla UrsO-Graud Concert.
H. Dewitt Co.-Silk Mantles.
John Wh,telaw-Notice 70 Contractors.
W Bond-SpOrtipg Boat.
Wake 'eId, Prescott E Co.-Esve- Trough sc.
J.T F-sltustion Wanted.
Reitc Gseckley- Engine for Sale.
Masonia-Lrca Notice.
G. ". Crowsi & TO- Local Notice.
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The sherman ArmIs.jeP.-Ths press Of
the country is unanimous in condemnation Of the
arrangement reported to have teen made between
General Sherman aud the rebels Of the south, all
agrseir thst the southern campaign should have
lost none ofts former vgor i'll every tra yields.
This, by the way is the style in hich our towns
man jacob Frank. is pros cutiI g he Hop skist
and Corset business. at the new tabl shmsut, Nc.
/ Superior street. under the Amea'can use.
Wholesale Dealers would do we'll to call and se'.
ap27 2O5
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OIL Factory for sale.-The subscriber Of
5ers to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio streets
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
uated, contact and conveniently arranged. Ca
pscity about fifty barrels per day. ImmeCiate pos
session given ifrequired. B. PEETON.
Cleveland, Feb. Il, 1863. fsbl5:r2Of
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DEooRATIONs.-The work of decorating
the city began yesterday. Many places
have been arranged in the most beautiful
and tasteful manner. Public and private
houses are being tricked out in the most
elaborate sty les. Euclid street will present
the finest spectacle to day, which the city
has ever been able to boast.
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ARRIVAL OF THE FUNERAL Tram Lest it
may not be fully understood, We will state
again, that the funeral train will arrive at
the Union depot at seveno'elock this morn
ling. It will be switched of upon the Pitts
.burgh track and an engine will be il readi-
ness instantly to hitch on the rear Of she
train, and run it out to Euclid Street
Station, where the procession will form.
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con- M ERcIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

THURSDAY EVENING, April q, 1865 I
Reeeipts-The receipts Of Grain by rail durIns
the "A hours ending at one o'clock to-day were A.
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STICKING Academia little ten year old
boy of Mr.. Gleason, Janitor of the County
! Court House, fell over the bsnisters of the
stairs on the inside of the Court Honse yes
ttrday morning, and struck upon his head
on the basement floor, four stories below.
His skull was fractured, and he cannot pos
;sibly recover.
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FUNERAL TRAIN TO COLUNBUs.-The time
card Of the funeral train running from this
Scity to Columbus on Saturday morning, ir
IS follows:
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a FoIloWu Present Use xX Ale $40; stook XXI
lSllASIa; Esnnstt S11 Pals dream 81; PoTts
IN, Half and quarter barrels In proportion.
water Ltme-Fim Is - - ior Osweso ard
PIaster.-'POwsn'I" land pIsstsE Sl2 50 Fs'
.on-
Rose 4 PFenG1ss' FrOVIHIOn AArket Re
port.
The following are tbs rates charged By us:
HRms-sugsr-oured premium hams ) De-. Y
Dried BeefR
ShOuIderS-Sugar-oured 3 D..-........-.......ls ls q
BacOg-Or Smoked Sides v 9D.............--...s1 q
Lard-Prime leaf kette-rnd'd IN bbl5 or tTos.lO &
Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd in kegs 3 n..el {;
POFk-Ho. mesa 3 bbl......... x
Extra clear 3 ~ U
- No extra charge made for packages or carl.
iEe 10 railroad depots OF boata- All ATticles an
EarrAnted strictly prime and squal 20 anything
'bs State Orders promptly nlled;
ROSE 4 PBEHTISe.
AsTS-p Mo- 's9 Iha snd IAs nntsr'" 'sr--t
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THR FUNRRAL PROORsSION.

Arrangements for sOIemni- ..e
ObsfqHi+s OF the President. -s.rOa
gramnie Of the PrOeessiOn---ssO3nts
of He eadezVOus, de.
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n Y. Honey Market-ApriI -.
BY TELE9RAPH.l
MOney-Qu,et easy 1T 5gs q ct.
Sterling ESchRnEe-Qliets st lO949lOs5
FOR gold
GOId-Dull ard lower, opening at l49J4, an
closing At li71a.
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bunting Flags silk Flags. Muslin
Iags.-Order you. FIsg, now, then you will
have them when you want tn III.
G. W. CROWELL & CO.,
APPS 2C4 No. lsI Gup rior St, Cleveland.
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The procession will reform on Superior
street, east of the Park, at half past ten
o'clock, P. NJ, aud escort the remains TO
he train, located at the foot of Vineyard
'treet.
In view of the solemnity of the occasion,
he Marshal relies upon the citizens Of
Cleveland and strangers, for the maintain
ance of good order and deeorum, during
the time the remains are in the city.
JAMES BARNETT,
Chief Marshal.
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From The Rer. 3. T. Weleh, formerly Pastoro Of
he Pearl Street Baptist ChuTcA, albany,
N-.lr YnrE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED-A SITUATION BY A
w young man, IN a wholesale or commission
hous wrt es fsir hand, is eXDe at fgute es and
not afraid ofwork Address J. T. F., Cl veltnd ?
u. apps o.
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RAILWAY SUPPLIES.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED, MANUFACTURER OF CAST
r, 4 and sWEDEs STEEL ELLIPTIO RAILWAY
Gauges. Water Gauges and Low Water sigpals Unborn
1us.iess Patent Bridge Joint Chair Fastening shaws
Butchers Solid Cast Steel tyre Cast Steel Rails and
Ehsogs heg oyolSRs Cast and Spring Steel Files &c. and
Companies any articles Of his make or those under his
control, on tho most liberal terms. - -
.,-, PHILIP 3. JUSTICE,
. - Y. No. IA North 5th.street, Philadelphia,
Or through his Agents = - - - N''''1f.
CAMERON & BARKLrY, MeesinK.strees,
September7 thstu8mo . = CharIeston n o. :
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JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVEU
AND FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES
ENINE OLD BRANDIES-YINTAGE 1924
IL Old Club House Gin
Old Jamaica Rum ....-
Old st. Croix Rum
Barton Guestier's Importations of fine Clarets
johnson Sons 1mportations of fine Clarets
Stuart & Co.'s Crushed Sugar .
Sugar House Syrups, in barrels
Choice City Cured Hams
Coarse Salt
Duryea's Maizena, ......
Duryea's Starch
Browns Detersve Soap
Browns U. 8. Soap
Colgates Family Soap
Colemans English Mustard.
LIME, LATH, CEMENT, PLASTER AND HAIR,
STYLES & CARTER,
September4 No. 10 Vanderhorst's Wharf.
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.REI,MNYAL..

NTHLIGAN h sON BEG 10 INFORM THBIa
friends and patrons Tint they have removed their
ODD FELLOWS HALL Corner King and Ibsrty 4
(entranoe hrst door north side Liberty sreet, whSro
hey hoS 80 sret dee attsaaon tas 20
the support Of theis friends ,tutha septsmbess
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FRESH GOODs-.-FULL sT0CK.

FRESH GOODS---FULL STOCK,
S0PACKAGES NEW NIACKEREI
cO $50 bags Rio and Java Coffee
2O0 boxes Candles
200 whole boxes Raisins, Layers
200 half boxes Raisins, Layers
so boxes Cooking soda
100 boxes Magic Coffee
80 chests best Teas cheap
200 bbls. Sugars, various Kinds
90 terces Molasses ..-..
IS bbls. Cider Vinegar
80 bbls. Corned Beef
IS bbls. Corned Pork
250 boxes Starch
200 boxes Soap
500 boxes Herrings
200 boxes Pickles and Gerkfns
200 cases Sauces and Ketsups
200 bbls. Extra Flour
90 packages Goshen Butter
Spices of all kinds, Maccaroni, Citron, Preserved
Ginger, Cooking Extracts, &C., &c.
GEO. ". CLARK & CO.,
AuBustN No. las Meeting street
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AUCTION SALES.
LA1tGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT Cars
ENGINEs AND RAILROAD IRON.
UNrTED sTATEs M1L1rARY RAuRnAns

: UNrTED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS
OFFICE OF AtsslsTAsa ouAnTEn,IAsrrR
Will be sold, at tssip1 CITY PoiS n o AusSst n IL 1seS
AB9TT yEDE FOUR THOUSAND $4,000 TONS RAILROAD
At PORTSMOUTH, VA, on FRIDAY. october 10. at
FIVE Is, F1Rsr-c1ass ,GGn;,or,vr u NJ; r,o,,u,
ox, xA A. S1RE9LH YA: October ia at s'' r Ms '"''
FIFTY TOO, FIRST GLASS LoCoSioTIvE ESGiEEss.
Eighteen Gs) new Platform Cars, five foot guape
! ttwentyavc t25l new BOX Cars, ave t5} foot gusgo
About mt, three hundred and hy (35O Box cars feet s
Aoost two hundred and thirty t23o Platform, do. foot
twenty lSol Passenger do 4 feet si inch suago
Sixty t6O new Trucks framed
Fourteen 40 Flnts frnrncd
About two thousand t2oOo tons R,;,ro,, 1o
. Sales to sommeneoa HLExANDfaa al afHn Go A. ana
70 1 commune & from m DAY to day until all arc sold
Terms cash. IN Government funds.
grev Col md A. Q. NJ, u s. Mafy aSnhass1Ss hssosass
LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT RAIL
ROAD ENGINES AND CARS.
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTEnnAsTEn,3
Washington D. c., August II, 1866. J
VIII be sold at MANCHESTER, opposite Richmond, Va.
TWENTY FIVE on 1a:, TUESDAY, gE;7lI October 9:
axndsrs GSGSEs dS FIVE M foot gage Ave 5 foot drivers
Eve Eve Sl locomotives feet s incn gusgo
l"o hundred and sxty-fye t2G5 Box Freight Cars.
Ten uol Freight Cars feet 81 inch guaee. eeaeo
70 sale to continue from day to day until all sold
Terms cash. In Government funds
A,.,,.. o. ., H. I. ROBINSON.
teueust @4 2f Brew. Col. and A. O. NJ.
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REMOVAL.

4 IAHILL 4 CO, GROCERS. HAVE REMOVED FROM
~ No 80 King street te-their neWsStore, CORNER
pf; ,,t EAsr BAY AND LODGE ALLEY, where they will
i September %
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-23

CAPTAIN l.. M. MURRAY-The friends of Captain
l.. NJ. MURRAY, formerly Of tho New York and
Charleston steamers, will be pleased to learn that
he has been appointed to the new and elegant
steamship Vera Cruz, which is now employed as q
packet between New York, Havana and Vera Cruz
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-23

SToREHoUsEs. observe that the large store
house, belonging to Messrs. G. W. WILLIAMS 4,
Co., at the corner Of Hayne and Church streets,
ls undergoing repairs and fast approaching COM
pletion. When finished, it's immense space will be
able to contain more goods on one floor than any
establishment in the city, andits conveniences will
be surpassed by none. Its appearance is indica-
tive OF tho very large business transacted by it's
owners.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-23

GEoHaA rCKNTBn BAnao,n.--Mr Jopnoo,
President Of the Georgia Central RAILROAD has
made on arrangement with General MoOal,nm
whereby the Government is to fnrn;sb ~ t,,e o..
pany on credit, sufficient quantity Of iron to mt
The road in running order from Macon to sayenS
nah, thereby completing rail communication be-,
tEesn thai, point and the North, '' VT
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-23

REMoVAL.-On reference to our paper, the public
will perceive the removal of CAH1L & Co., the ex-
~tensYe grocers, from No, 275 King street, to the
: corner OF East Bay and Lodge Alley. This firm,
from the style IN which it has done its business
since it's establishment in Charleston, has now the
esteem and regard OF its people.