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Bnlch,s Mandoline for the Hair.-By ALI
buy bottle, and prevent your hair fromurnineEy
falling AS dressing II has comparison CAs.
WELL, MACK h co, Retail Agents; HOWARD, SAN0EBs
d CO. 105 and l07 Chambers street. Wholesale Agents.
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

Pucs!-rInirs Chinese Cure FOR Pilcs, Ds-
arrhtea and Dyscntery Price 81 Sent free by mill
DR.. W H. HALL, 10 broadway
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

by the Wny-StOp and Get one OF thoSS
delicious Cobblers LANGLEY S Billiard Room, i3o Fultos
street
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

structure. plies, Fistuia, Sc, Cured BY
HENRY A. DANIELS, ". d, Consulting and Nptf4u's
Surgeon, No. 2 Union square, New York.
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gray hair to It's original color its falling out keeps the
head clean Stands above with other hair
dressing Sold ut the drug stores and at Office, No ll
broadway. SARAH A. CHEyALIEk. III. ID.
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

Gours ud's Poudrc subtitle Uproots Hnis
low forehends part OF the body At his deet
ll1 BroadMnY Mailed 81 81
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

Fireworks, Flags, Lanterns. Ilume-
nators all kluds Lowest prices at TOWNsENDS. No "a
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

All Prizes Cashed I'm Legal LOttoriess,
j. CLUTE Broker Iz6. broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

Ask for Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Worid's Haif
and Dressing They equals, aud should b.
used at this Sold by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

Batchclor's Hair Dye-The Best tn the
world Harmless reliable hstantaneous The cnly psrfeds
dye. Factory III Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

All Letters for the south Can be Sent By
tho HARNDEN EXPRESS, 65 Broadway, New YORK. ~ .
charge Of lrty cents each until mail communications ar~
re ablished
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

piles Radically Cured In Ten Mtuutes,
without the ~ the knife, causc or acid by HENkY
DANIELS, ~ D., Consulting and Operative s1fg''" Nos
uuion sauaru. New York.
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wheeler ~ wiisoB'a sewing mn.hnnss
a, In or.r Wioat charge, ono hall Of tsnt
allowed Of yufennHc. - r.,,, ,ao,,t =. s.,.'s
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Use Mrs. y. A. Aliens worlds Hn'' N"-
s,orsr and for restoring and natural be'u
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and t have potlcct the stomach must DC
aud tao appetite good WhVcfcr the Hik ri II VII
be- enjoy those bless,ngs as 70 bcaue 81 ge'
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

Address to SmOkcrs.-POllak q SOM
Manufacturers No 6y2 Broadw Fourth
str Pipes Cigar Holders retail order boao
mounted n RI paired
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

Flags, Flags, stnns, Balls, &c.-AN
kinds iiOJER GRAHAMS, " Duane street, three doors
west Of broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

The Paris Pd,rie announces that Buenos Ayres and
Nontev deo have decided upon recognizing the Mexican
empire
The Mexican Envoy to Cons,antinopls had presented
the Sultan with the grand Gordon Of Order Of the
Mexican Eagle.
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It's phfIOsOph

Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE, Jr.. fresidcnt 629 broadway, New York
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Trusscs.-Mnrsh a. Co.'s old Estsb-
huhed Radical curc rrusa once still al No ''e'ey s3
Lad attendant
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Grover 4 Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic stitch and Lock Stitch Sewing Machines 40 broad
NJ n "
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

COrns, BuniOns, Enlarged Joints. and
all diseases OF the fcet cured by DR. zAGHARIE, 7D
broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

Get Mrs, y. A. Aliens Worlds BatD
Restorer and Dressing for restoring nygortng aud bssuu
flying the hair. Sold by all druggisis
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

A.-Lcgal Lottery Prizes Cashcd. On
cial draw ings, circulars and Information sent
}. X. CLAYTON. 10 Wall street, New York
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

Frccklcd md Sunburnt Faces Restored
perfect whencss by the newly discovered AsPflOnYL
LIN The only iniallbe remedy For sale al DR. GRAN.
MONT'S Office, "a West Fourth street.
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DIR. j. II. Schenck. Of Philadelphia, will
visit New York Tuesday except the noxs
Fourth Of July. His at 81 Bond street
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

Macmillan Preparing His Retreat.
Tho London Tirnes says thst Monsieur Eoin the spo
cIa envoy VI tho Emperor hAxinhan. had arrived in
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

we Have Thf- Day Appointed N<essra.
n p.,,rrgu q 10 ani Mcssrs. john Hooper y Co our
.,.uts a., Nrw York rrceNe ndVcrtseneh' MI sh-
sr,i Al on, lowest rates, nr the N9nr.i .pa .iesun.
y e.. ."'"' - -
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u. 7.D LOAN AGEN

smith, Martin ~ co.,
BANKERS and Stock Commission Brokers,
No IA Broad stToet
New Yvrk.
u 4. 80 LOAN AGENTS
The different hand uady Tot innrlise
delivery, and liberal commissions allowed 10 Artes nrc">s
Ing for resale.
An cassos Of government securities purchased and fos
..la
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

e75 Broadwsy shoes Caters and slipper OF every
description FOR ladies' gents misses boys children n
B-Mr. Richard smith (be old foFenanl has the entire
supervision of the gents department. and Mr. Henry Nunns
(te ladies' and cbldrrnis department.
which liz a sufficient guarantee for satisfaction
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

A.-Iarsh's Truss Office, A22 BrOadwoy
(Museum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Braces Elastic Stockings
Abdominal supporters carefully applied and satsiAcuod
guaranteed.
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

La BeahT France Eelfpsed.-A Letter
just received Ny Phap~ b Hon from an American AdH
n Paris contang order f two of their "NIGHf
BLOOMING CEH2>J conclSSes with these words fotre
parfum est lie mefer dn monde"Yours 10 The best per-
capital Of the World or f.sh,on' Sea evsrywssrv
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~x,c,icr s. Wilson, No. G25 Hrordwoy
Sew tk Lort stitch Sewing MsvhinS snd b"''oH iA"''
NJ .uHa
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seal Ring. for Gentlemen,
New styles Sin Eght Ten TO one Hundred Dollars eict
tor sale by q. g. ALLEN, t5 broadway one dor bioS
ia al
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>,,lIiros s. Gih;,s ssviaE n,acnier.
~ - Boad0ag,
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Fun for Fourth July y!-Patent Canter-
iug Horses Flags and Stahs 5. W SMITH 20 william
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DR. wRIGHTB REJUvENATsNG ELrxIft on ES-
SENCE OF LIFE full vger and manly Vowee
those debated and out through dissase exsesa
Price three bottles for S5 Sent by address,
The CHBRokEE MEDICINES are sold by atsenterpriAnp
dr1gss On receipt OF price we send them secsy paekSd
free observation portion OF the civszsd oee
BY express Fun particulars In " page mphlo whish
wish mail free every Address sttorsOr adj
vice pamphlets mediine, 10 DIR. w. K MEkWiH Noa -
VI street, New
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Italy withdraw Neutrality Restrfc-
tfOns.

The Minister Of The Italian Marine has addressed the
following circular to the chef commanders Of the mari
time departments, and TO the captains OF ports
At the present stage OF the crisis n the United states
of America his Majestys government consider that the
yescls o the American arriving In the ports
OF the kingdom comp with the regulations imposed
by the decree Of April O. 1864 relative 10 the neutrality
OF ports upon vessels belonging TO bcgerent Powers
Tho chief commanders Of the maritime departments and
the captains OF ports will therefore, treat war vessels
carrying the flag Of the Union IN the same manner az
those Of any other friendly Power both with respect TO
the duration Of their stay the ports OF the Kingdom
and ae 70 the supplies they may require
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

CHEROKEE CURE an unfiing snre for 1,osscf hsmos!
Weak Nerves. Trembling Wahefulness and all disease
caused by departing from the path Of rr and inulgn
In youth foes Price, three bctles for 20 Ssat BY ez
press 10 any addreR
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

CHEROKEE REMEDY AND CIYERDKEE INJECTION
all dscha es In mae felse and cures
recent three days. Rssr three bodies
for So. Sent by express TO any addresr
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

A.-CherOkee Fills, Fcmn1s ReKubstOr.-
SUGAR COATED Tn. only csrtsin sah unfaihsg female
regulator known One box 81 Six bsxe S. free of post
age We desire 70 send pamphlets Of postage 4
every lady In the land.
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e Y R o P E

e y r O p e.
Arrival Of the City ef Boston with
.,., Three Days Later News.
~x<~s sSzs@-
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
SHADOWS OF COMING EVENTS.
Macmillan Looking After His
Austrian Succession.
Mysterious Prepare tiOns at
CherbOurg.
Tho Mexican Scare in the French
Gu6MDcTSs
M. Rouher Perplexed by a New
York Banquet.
REBEL BELLIGERENCY.
DEBATE IN THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
The Tories Condemn Earl RUS
sells Precipitancy i'm With
drawing Belligerent Rights.
uow the Presidents Piracy Procla-
nation is Received.
lOrd Derby DenouncS 1t as Illegal Earl Bus.
sell Calls It q Startling Document, and
the British Ambassador Reports
I tnat IL Ii Unly T1fedI
| Held in Terrorem.
.-~~~>~~>~>>~~~~~>.>~>-
Ar~s~--
FURTHER PLEAS FOR THE REBELS.
"a, -''~>"~~''>'~o~
EXTRAORDINARY NAVAL DEMONSTRATION
d - -~"~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~
England and France Showing
Off Their Iron Clads.
The Combined Fleets to be Reviewed
by the Prince Of Wales ct Ply
mouth and by the Emperor
Napoleon at Cherbourg.
ANOTHER RISE In AMERICAN SECURITIES,
&C., &C., &c.
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Naval Demonstrations by England and
France.

AT o banquet given by tho Fshmongers' Company,
London, the Prince OF Wales the 10th inst Lord
Clarence Paget in responding 10 toast OF "The Navy"
stated that the Emperor OF the French had invited tho
English plated feet 10 make tour around the
coast OF France and that In return the French
plated feet Ind bosn asked TO make similar around
the English Coast The fleets expected TO be at
Plymouth together about the middle OF July II
ported that Prince Of Wales will probably review the
fleets at Plymouth, and the Emperor Napoleon ut Cher
bOurg
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Com mercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET JUNE 10.
Consos closed at e0Z for money.
The Bank Of England has reduced It's ratio OF discount
10 three per cent 49,
AMERICAN srocxs--Illinois Central Railroad 7sk
7sA Eric Railroad 60 a5Ok United states hve wenlics,
GS a 68K.
LONDON BREADsTUFrs AND PROVISIONS MArKETs
Broadstuis quiet but prices Arm American Hour held
for higher rates Sugar quiet but steady. Conee un-
changed Tea In fair demand at late Rice dull.
Tallow In moderate request new r. y. q sos. ed. a
40s. Cd
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, JUNE 10.
CorroS Sales for two days 55, 600 bales, Including
~ 100 bales TO spectators and exporters The market
IL buoyant at an advance OF I'D. Ia. per pound
BREAp TUfFs--The market is very dull
PRoyriosA--The market IL inactive.
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Tho Canadian Negotiations I'm England.

The London Mornino foa announces that tho negotla
tons between Canada and the mother country are about
TO be brought satisfactory CONCLUSION Canada Is
peced undertake the whole Of the Western defences
The canals will probably be dcepcned for commercial and
military purposcs and tho province will engage TO main
tain at al times efficient militia The imperial gov
crnmcnt n Is understood, have agreed TO furnish tho
necessary armament ana material for tho whole OF the
defensive works. aud guarantee loan for the purpose
OF constructing tho Intercoonial Railroad very i'm
portant part of the scheme OF defence.
The Pot has also TO believe that tho long pend
ing negotiations the northwest territory have been
concluded by which back country, rich in variety OF
resources will be acquired by Canada II IL also stated
that for the future better understanding likely to
ex st between the colony and the mother country IN
regard 10 their commercial relations In tho course of
few DAYS the nature the arrangements concluded be-
tween the two governments would be fully stated In Par
lament
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

Private telcgrams from Bombay announce the faluro
OF native banker with liabilities amounting 10 about
half a million sterling Tho Suspension OF somo other
nuancial institutions at Bombay In also reported
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

TIE Far CoNTEIBUToR's LKoTURE.-Brain-
ards Hall was crowded to its utmost capac-
ity on Saturday evening BY the audience
which assembled to hear Mr.. Griswold's s
comic lecture on American Antiquities.
The members Of the Cleveland Historical
Society, before whom the lecture was de-
liVered, were present in force, and the ven
srGble appearance and "majestic presence"
Of these grave and reverend seigniors, many
of whom can seldom be diverted from their
scientific pursuits by the attractions Of the
lecture room, gave tone and character to
the asssmblsge. Rarely indeed has lee
turer appeared before an audience more
largely made up Of pc FsOnal friends and
acqusintsnces than that which welcomed
Mr.. Griswold in his debut as lecturer, on
Saturday evening.
Judged by the delighted laughter of his
suditory-and by what other test can q
comic lecture be judged-Mr. Griswold's
effort Hss a success. It certainly took i'm
mensely. His stories were cheered to the
echo, and his wittieisms never missed the
mark. As literary composition, Mr.. Girls
void will hardly claim much merit for his
production. But as arambling and discon-
nected talk, ostensibly sbsut the Indians
and the discovery of America, but in reali-
ity abOut everything and nothing, into
which was woven joke and snecdote, song
and satire, which amused and conVulsed
the listeners, it was decided success. The
original songs which Mr.. Griswold intro
duced into the lecture were good and sung
with spirit. His closing paragraphs, on
&C. the new discovery Of America" /" in which,
dropping the jester's cap and bells, he spoke,
in q strain of earnest and eloquent patriot
ism, Of the revelation which the war had
msde of American courage and heroism,
were most appropriate and effective.
We wish Girls. unbounded SUCCESS in the
new rOFe which he has assumed. We think
he has struck ile-pure ile-in it,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

OHIO DEAF AND DUMB AsYLUK.-THE NEW
BUrLDISe.-Ths thirty-eighth annual re-
port of superintendent eff this Asylum
Is interesting throughout, but we were
specially interested in the account of the
new building, now in process of erection,
the architect of which is Mr.. Joseph NJ.
Blackburn, Of this city, who received his
appointment in March, 1864. The base
nsnt Of the building has been under con-
struction during the past season, st a cost
of $85, ,SS2.2s.
We copy description of the building,
which is destined to be a splendid edifcs
of the Franco-Italian style of architecture :
The main portions of the building arsde-
signed 10 be three stories and attic above
the basement, being about 81 feet from the
ground to ridge of roofs. The four towers,
at the extreme corners of the main build
ing, will be, at the highest point, 90 feet
above the ground, and the two center tow
ers 100 feet, extreme hight. The altitude
Of the most elevated point on the cupola,
from the ground level, will be about I54
feet.
The main baildiug extends 27O feet in
length, east and west, and il 65 feet in
depth. These dimensions include the tow
ers, which project from the general face Of
the buildiDE-ths two center towers 10 feet,
and the four corner towers feet. A space
Of 20 feet intervenes between the rear Of the
main building and the two wings, which
extend each beyond the main building 81
feet, thus making the front of the entire
length of the edifes, east and west, 400
feet,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

In general business, the market during the week
closing to-day has been consistently and persist
eRHy Gull A. any Of Its predecessors for the pazi
two months, and as little affected IN ths way ei
pIiets holders Of moat kind Is Of Produce insisting
On figures which were tho5 sht high even with gold
at premium Of 40, and prefsrIing to carry their
stocks rather than eonesd to meet buyers VisWr.
This is more especially 4 as case in Wheat and the
effect is shown in the Imcst entire stsppage Of
milling operations, those still worhing having mads
most Of their puichaIsS In Toledo, where they are
able to do Sc to better Ad vantage than here There
s an impression, hoWeV ", controlling Sellers that
the scarcity Of BrSAditu ks in New York will create
very active demand pOn the opening OF SSVigA-
hon, at prices fully up to their Views, and hence
their rsluetanes to yie 3D. though they for the
present drive buyers o other markets.
Flour during the Sesk has ruled steady and firm,
without notable nlngs and with . fair Interior
and local trade der nAnd. 10 Wheat tho sales Of TO-
day show deoiin Of 6@se from the closing pri'es
Of last Saturday with slight Improvements in the
demand from atsrior buyers. Corn Is irregular,
but RGio lowe than last week, with faIr inquiry
to-day, thoug ruling quiet during the rest Of the
week. Oats Rre dull and nominally unchanged.
Rye eloaea } over, does Barley also, but very
quiet. II ProVfEiOnS there has be n no ehsnEe
during = . week, and the demand has ben chiefly
conhD ed t. Hams and Lard. Bat er and Eggs have
rule' very dull, and more or less nominal at p o..
an qaotatis-ns. Cheese has been rather more so-
I'VE, and the stock during the week materially
, ducsd, but without any change IN price. The mar
ket for Highwinss has bsen unusually inactive and
weak, but holders did not rsesde from the closing
figures Of last week, which already largely be-
low the price at which HighWinsS can be made At
pressat. Other Artiales Of general produce have
been without change and eloBs quiet.
The Grocery market hiss perhaps experienced
little better demand than during the previous
week, but except Sugar, which closes shade low
ar. prices have undergone no change. The market
il med.ratsly firm, particularly for Teas, Spices
snd Foreign Fruits, at the close, with fair inqui-
". The closing sales and quotations We report -
foll,N ,NWs:
Er, Hghts-stsady at the following rates ALE
Rsu-.To' New York, Flour % OOi Wool g "a ) |
Dr..ed Hoo 81 80. To Boston, Flour % 10; Wool |
q Al; Dressed HOS 81 20.
RIoup- p-s,e.d ', with moderate interior de-
u.nd s.I.. 80 bb's Xxx white at $40 90, and 30 /
NJ, do do At s11 o. Red Xxx ranges at 20 SOC
8 o 90 for good to choice trades.
Vyheat-In better inquiry to-day and lOwer.-
saIss I COO bus and 9 cars No red from store at
81 s2 cars No Ires from IsOre ct 81 IS, on order;
Z ..Ts No 2 red from store at s. So.
Corn-Lower and In shade better inquiry.
s,I,1 car, new shslIed from store st 81 10. We
heard Of lot Of cars st 81 Is but this Is largely
sbsTe the market.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

A GAY oPKRLTIOS.-Robert Washington,
snegro, was arrested Saturday afternoon,
and lodged in the City Prison, on the charge
Of biting OF the finger Of Mary Keys. The
prospect of being bound over, as the act is
8 Penitentisry offense, seems to have quick
sned his wits to such an extent that he gave
most ingenious account or explanation Of
the unintentiOnsl, purely accidental mis-
hap. He says she came into his house,
shop, saloon, or whatever it may be, and
conducted herself in such style that he or
dered her to leave. Not obeying With
alserity, he offered to assist her with kick,
bat she caught his leg in her srms, and in
jerking back he drew her forward with g
snap, and she made pass at his face with
one hand. Accidentally her little digit fell
into his mouth, when, as he stumbled for
ward and fell into q kneeling posture on
one knee, his chin struck his other knee
with such force that the suddenly and vio-
lsntly clashed teeth clipped of her finger
at the first joint, clean as piece of cheese.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

ENeL1sH oPKRA.-FRA DIAyoLo.-0ne Of
the best houses of the season attended the
Academy of Music on Saturday evening to
liEten to the second rendition Of "Fra Di-
sVolO." 1t was caPitally given-even bet
ter, we think, than on the previous even
ing. AL the characters sustained them
selves admirably. Mr.. Castle, as Fra Diav-
olo, was in the best of voice, and renewed
and heightened the favorable impression
which every appearance of his has made
upon the Cleveland public. Mr.. Camp
bell, as BsppO, did full justice to his
unrivalled powers of voice and manner.
His rendition of Bezedict's sSng, "Ths
Bold Brigand," was capital. Miss Riddell
was ascharming as as ever in voice and man
ner. Miss Fowler, Mr.. Seguin, Mr.. White
and Mr.. Birch all deserve mention for the
happy manner in which they rendered
their various parts.
The opera for this evening is perhaps the
most attractive of the season - Balfe's
"ROse of Castillo" Mr.. Castle appears 81
Don Sebastian, Mr.. Campbell As Don Pedro,
and Miss Stockton as Elvira, the Rose of
CASTLE. There will doubtless be crowded
house. It will be well for all who attend to
secure seats early in the day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

FRER LECTURE yo-NIGHT. - James NJ
Guthrie, young solo ier and returned priS-
oner, will give free lie rture this evening in
the NJ E. Church, corntF of Bond and St.
Clalr streets, on the subjJNet, "PrisOn Life,
or Hard Times in secessia. "
Ne have no doubt the le sture will be .
very interesting one, snbrac ing, as it will,
incidents of prison life at A ndsrsonviIls,
Ga, snd other places, besides many other
inasarS Ofpsrsonal apd public jptarask-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20
PoRrABLK srEar Eve1EEs AuD Saw Nun

PORTABLE sTEAN ENGINES AND SAW Mills.
-Messrs. Il. & F. BlAndy, of zsnesVille and
Newark, Ohio. whose advertisement ap-
pears in our columns to-day, make very
popular and successful portable steam saw.
Oil men will find BlAndy's engines possess
some important advantages for their use.
Being the largest manufacturers of portable
engines in the world, those desiring en-
gines will rot have to wait long, as their
production is two engines, complete, daily,
and six portable steam saw mills, weekly.
Notwithstanding this large production,
they are sold all the time close up to pro-
duction. Their market extends all over the
States and territories, Central and South
America, West Indies, British Austrslia,
ETC., stc,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20

LIEUT.. s. B. DAVIS, TIE REBEL sPT-sEx.
TENOE CHANeED.-Thes sandusky Register, Of
Saturday, says:
|, hessntence Of Lieutenant s. B. Davis,
the rebel spy, who was to have been execu.
ted at Johnson's Island yesterday, was
changed to imprisonment ct Fort Delaware
during the war. The order committing his
sentence was not made known to him until
nine o'clock yesterday, and at half-past
nine he was aboard the Ssndusky, Mans
Aeld and Newark train ex route for the
place of his future imprisonment. He
seemed confident from the first that he
would not suffer the death penalty, but on
Thursday afternoon his hopes and feArS
were about evenly balanced, and later in
the day his hopes Of q reprisve were about
gone. The manner Of making his fate
known to him was conducted 50 quietly as
not to give him a chance to express his
feelings.