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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-30
Metropolitan Enterprise.
GREAT GIFT SALE
NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
JEWELLERS ASSOCIATION.


DEPOT 1877 BROADWAT,N N. Y.
4 N immense stock of PIANOS, JEWEL
n RY, WATCHES and FANCY GOODS.
all to be sold for ONE DOLLAR each, with
out regard to value, and not to be paid for
till you see what you will receive.
Certificates, naming each article and its
value, are placed in sealed envelopes and
well mixed. One of these envelopes will be
sent by mail to any address, on receipt OF
IS cents; five for 81; eleven for 50; thirty
for IS; sixty-fve for $40; and one hundred
for SIS. On receipt of the certificate, you
will see what you are going to have, and
then it is at your option to pay the dollar
and take the article or not Purchasers
may thus obtain a Gold Watch, Diamond
Ring, Piano, Sewing Machine or any set
of Jewelry on our list, for 81; and in no
case can they get less than one dollars
worth, as there are no blanks.
Agents are wanted in every town in the
country; every person can make $40 day
selling our certificates in the greatest sale
OF Jewelry ever known.
Send 25c. for certificate, which will in
form you what you can obtain for ST. At
the same time get our circular, containing
full list and particulars; also, terms to
agents. Address
JAMES HUTCHINSON & CO.,
Nov IA Emo 1877 Broadway n. Y.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Burning Of the Museum.
LETTER IRON MR.. BARNUN

LE1IEH FIO.N -HH. "a nv I ".
New YORK. July II. 1865.
MEsSRs. HERRING e Co.-GEHrIEMEy:
Though the destruction of the American
Museum has proved serious loss to my
self and the public. | am happy to verify
the old adagc, that Its an III wind tllat
blows nobody good and, consequently,
congratulate You that your well known
safes have again demonstrated their supc-
rior tirc-proof qualities i'll an ordeal of I'M
usual severity.
The safe You made for me some time
ago was in the Office of the Museum, on
the second floor, back part of the building,
and III the hottest of tie fire.
After twcnty-four hours of trial, it was
found among the debris, and ON opening
it this day has yielded up its contents in
very good order-books, papers, policies OF
insurance, bank bills, ali in condition for
immediate use, and noble commentary
on the trustworthincss of Hcrring's Fire
Proof Safe. Yours truly, p. L. BARNUM.
Herring's Patent Champion Safes.
The Most Reliable Protection from Fire
nor knO,r7a.
HERRING K CO.'S PATENT BANKERS
SAFES, with Herring & Floyd's Patent
Crystalized Iron, the best security against
q burglars drill ever manufactured.
HERRING & CO.,
No. PSI Broadway, cor. MURRAY st.. NY.
FARRELL, HERRING CO., Philadelphia.
Oct 26 emo HERRING & CO., Chicago.
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VVOMAN's INFlRMARY,
w Qi0aE FOR lNNALip , rEMaLEs)

WASHINGTON nflCIi
ONp. NC spE ND piyTY SIXTH ST., kWiohi 'is
This i most desirable Nsison de sante oi isdra "boo
4, deete there entire sbsencc oil tho appearance
al IosPIT being really what the above name noe
"a HoHR where who needs rest and care can receive
rraneut nuder the best medical SKILL and lave h.f Ust'
bsYirr and snaed according TO her needs
prmr nolic.on Of electricity water ueateht aho Az
tho appsners OF modern medical eienc~ mrs used as 'ne ss
requlres The location IL perhaps the hnsst Ga tie Island
extensive views surrounded py me snaoe nu
ut trees. aud large garden which supplies rs'h 'esesoe'
and ffaits -. ,,.,.. ... ID.
Bosrd from. SIoto no pel week for paying patients
PLyaca's tees regulated by the nature Of the treatment
required. IA. -, .,r,urrr ~
PhysIcian aud Surgeon Washington Heights Ono hnndI
-dItIst o. at No. IS West Twcntyeighth' New
York. n.., f.... ...,., 0iIl 'l.l-~
PLysciau anil Snrseon--y, w. MITNHEtl, NJ W nv,n
Consulting Physcians--JOlIN +. GRAY NJ. d. Ep"p'
Committing S Observation-Disclosures HosAcK, NJ. D.
). A. AsvlCKAF Nib I'D is'
% lrrry NO WAYS OF ACCESS. ii'
The IIupsos RIVER RAILROAD WArTRAiss stop o. one'
bund "a a. And. m ~ &c ond.st. lN 'It =,
OnSIBusE, pass tho nhrnay every halihouI sennseuns
with tI,s Harlem nrsiur the Second and IhIdNe
cars and which ply between tho o"c p"s
OF the city Harlem and tho High Bridge. . ,,.l.-
TnE ElanTH Ava CARS ruu to Onchundredsha''"eh'y'
lfths and ohnibuses connect with them Also "a II.
|
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BY +. J. PAKKER, Anetioneer.
- ~. . QuARrERuAsTRR GENERALS OFFICE
WARRINGTON, DC, July "a, lS69. ,
GREAT SALE of GOVERNMENT HORSES
NJ AND MULES.

5000 ANIMALS TO BE SOLD DURING THE MONTH
OF AUGUST, o,,l w.t..
Delaware, Maryland and New Jersey, and the District
wv ofColumba 49,, - -.
WIZ be sold at public AUCTION to the highest bidder at
the time and places named belc wny w .eca.
New Yort City, Tuesday and fhd'y Oh each weeA 1'O
New. ok City "Wednesday of each week 200 Mules each
2lmira. Tuesday. August 8. 400 Bcr,e, 30 "
Einra, Tuesday, August Is, 800 Mules ....
Albany, Friday. August rs. so Mules.
Buffalo Wednesday AsssssSis Z sis Mules
Ph.asphs wcdne.aay and Saturday Of each week, 100
MPist ssSr Thursday of each week $50 Mules each day.
Po,isviIie. Tuesday, August |. goo Meles.
MidIintown, Friday, August (! 200 Mules ,.....r-
Hswsile, Wsdne.jay, Ansa.t9 100 Horses, o.5r.
Nswvile Thundsy. August 10, 100 Males
s sspnrS.s smas'@ sS%s.day August Is 100 Horses
Erie TasI.dsy hom;. H. TO- 0I.s; 100 Mules
| wllsm.poa, Friday. Aug,'t q, 100 Horses
Ss:MSe;;S9is ThsIday, A w Ta r. 100 Mules rd
Carlisle, Wednesdsy. August 90 100 Horses II RI p
Carlisle Thursday Angus, y 100 Mule" ..' .....
Salem. Wsdns.day, August a. iog Horses.
Ai.ssc ThuI,,y A%ss' ,o vi n SSa.s 9
s,;;ss T Tss.ias a Hssas ' h Mss e4
Cleveland, Monday AG 1sEpI q 40 Horses sl
| Fort w,xue Thursday August "a, eco Mules
- - - DELAWARE.
wiminston Tue,day of each week, 200 Horses each Day
wii,ninston pfilsy Of zach week 800 Mules each day
4 - W.JEHSEl. ID, . Ia Hf
l T,.n,on Tbnr.dsv August TO- 10 Mules.
| Trsnion Tharsday nglist a. 200 Mules ~ 'I..
| 49, MARYLAND.
Bsriaors. wednesday, August Q and Wednesday Of each
week thereafter, 200 Horses each day .r .....
! - - 'lI WARRINGTON, D. @.
4 Each week day, 200 Mulea t.. ..n.
\ GlEGAOHO G.
Each week day eIeep. wednesdsy 200 Horse ..aa, ana
drat anmal. a, less than their uaessue, now onercd
20 the public. --,.s,
Thoashth majority Of them are sound ana s1uessoe'
IN. are no longer required the army and must be sold
Many Of bought IN the beginning OF the waf
when Young armies In all their marches and
arps thorosLly broken brdened ~ exsctsy gen
tie aud familiar being Long suoonded ~ the sodefs'
| Animals will b. sold singly 40 700
4 Sales 20 commence II 10 a. M. .. .s hf .n.
| TermsACash in United StA,es currency
| JAMES A. EkIS. -.l.r ) - n.
| .Ip Rrev. Bhs. Gen. In charge i't Div q NJ o. y.
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lectures ano ltteetinss

mol. X. ID. GOODWIN (by request of the
" RehgioPo'iiieal Assoca,ionJ viii deliver LEG.
To MORROW Thnrsday) EVENING. at O'Clock, 1t Met
ropo,an Hail. No. IS .Ihsve ladies' well gentlemen
are invited 70 hear brave patriot " ri RI. 6s0a
ID A. JOHNSON, esq.,, of the West Indies,
H. will give the OPENING ADDRESS at the WEpNEs-
DAY EVENING discussion Negro Suffrage and Recon
srucon at Metropoitsa Hsll sixth-aye., Eisbths
To commence at . o'clock. rl 90 nat' N '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-16

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALI
~ FORNlA VIA lSTHMiiS OF PANAMA. fI..
Lower Passage Rates commencing July ], 1865
The Atlantic Mail Steamship Co will dispatch Steamers
semi. monthly at from the Company and
dous Pier No. ~, North River. foot ofCsnalst
DEPARTURES
An, I6....,...... COSTA RICA.........,,,.W Wilson
' Connecting at Panama with CoIorado)
Sent YORK. Tir klepaugh
Nf' - tC'onnecting with Sacrameno.)
For freight or passage appyto IL; Is. ALLEN
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Gopartmersbip Notices.

WILLIAM d. BLACK and ELBEki 3.
w MONROE admitted % Partners in onr Firm on
the first day Of March last. 90 BALL DLAen~ ~
NewYork, Aug 3. 1853 .f.t.fI .fI ~ LHH. -i-l
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miscellaneous.

NOCHRANE's GLASS INKSTAND MANU-.
\ Is. cToRy No. lIs Wilsn-st ~ Y-All kinds Of
C Prsssed and Plain Glass Inkand sponge Paper
Weah. and Library Inkstsnds IN Oak, Ebony and Walnut
.so CocLrane. Improved and Thermometer Ink
stands. Al the lowest Msnufacturers prices Ph-ordss
for export promptly attic Dded 70.
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6ouses ano farms fuantro.

4 LARGE HOUSE or HOUSES WANTED
n Any person having two Houses os,;hcf, .. one wy
large House with from 10 to LOO foons 70 10 nsea
tenth, ct can mud reliable tenant by sddr. -ssns D. L. ~
Tribune Oce ". B.A srsc tcIeiger, house, TO be reno
yated aud r,hued would ,erye.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-HOUSES and
w LOTS in good locations -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-16

Y -Lurse and thriving settlement, Of vinelsnd s,d
clmstst 10 miss south OF PhisdIplia by railroad
Rich sol produces large crop; twenty tracts ut ~
per acre payable within foar yes rood S":n.. Spsn'"s
nsents Apply TO CHAs X lands, Post naster. Viaelaia
sndi, towl,p M Letter. answered 's,t Of sos
RotiaAos saI Editor Of Ihs Tribune one ms
ssost s1sre fertile faets IN an Almost ifd paH"n asa
,uifablf condition pleasant Turning that zoe k"o0 o. N"
tide Of the Wssfern Prdfyfes '
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3nsnranee Qonrpamits.
NEW.YORK FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
IN 1917. t'i ~ WALL STREET
CASH CAPITAL.................. S9OO, 900.

This Company has been IN saeceafpl operation for ore
Ian THIRTY YEARS and continues to INSURE against
Loss end Damage by FIRE upon favorable similar
Az Lossss LIsEnAILr Apyusfsp Asb PRonPrLy PAID.
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AT CLIFFWOOD HOTEL, on the SEA
N SHORE ono and hall hours from, Eewfori ~ steam
ho. twir, dav groves safe sea bathing h'hing sal
ing; hrs. class table ~ to $ls per week Apply Al NO
Hf,srk
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Ocean 6teamere.


TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALL
Lover Passage Rates; cOnn,,encns July J. 1863.
;oa. Fs ~ d IT'D a. and
DEPARTURES
Aug. 1s..........y.. COSTA Wilson
CONNECTING at Panama e Win With coorado;b
SEP" tConnec,ns with sacramento)
For freight or passage appy'' No u s b. AhLE G;.
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
IN nRR ASf: . m
~ ISS Lb assNS2i At QUEENS
ouf SiSi tnow suilain,,. . i"H.
ENGLAND (now buildingl 3 40 -
sCo Sr NOW building
ERIN neutrality-suspicious." ....'..''-.'.Sra
EN- G .s'a
~,
Isavins P,eI No. a. North RfTer as follows: r., 10
VIRGINIA; ss,ur%av. Aug. ao
SlY .sst"Idsyy Sept q
LOUISIANA sapt o. 90
NM ;rt Sandy ERE yy'F srEe'
The Cabin board these steamers are IN
psed and the sss: love, than Dg any in currency
The these pc accountable for specie
vauables unless bills ading having their vaue
therein signed therefor. o-a.I '..Hr' " "'
For fresh, or cabin passage app'yto ,.....a.il.
I'D WILLIAMS g. GUION. No. Il wsi't'
WILLIAMS G. " ioN NO. - bi"d"""''
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co."LINE.
IN ul DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
E fl;Hf o. c '"S j. Nye GIfITE% Capt W N
Jones; OCEAEUS, Capt VIM. Young
~ North River, foot Of Robnson''t Daily sunday' ex
To Connecting at Providence with the 145a Train for
~ Freight taken a. Propeller Rates ,..
steamers Unsurpassed their arranremen's
the comfort and safety Of passengers aud their facilities ior
T Passengers after retiring for the night not disturbed
iii they arrive in Providence hoor early enough 70 Sc
cure f desredi IN the hrst aceomniodstiou in iof
Y information IN regard to FIeight &C. spPly to ISAAC
ODELL General Freight Agent, Pier No Y, y: X -,
For Tickets Saterooms &c. apply to 'he Clerk on BOARD
s,e,y.ip LAFAYETTE for BREsP and HayRE WIN
DAY sth inst Psenger. requested to be board at
|HNTY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE:
NJ THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoM ~ M
NEW sF IN aSb na N SH HfSg
H. sr splendid vessel. on thi, .vote route for the
ssI power power
kkEY Bs9fEEo 4esdyj. power power
81 tAgREsT }|RsaiIdd;iDs. power power
VILE RE gihT;Rys f SRST aiwYo Sis' r'"
LAFAYETTE A. Boeaude. ..ERIDAY. ..; August y, -
ADAo PRICE y PASSAGE III COP Gs,s sm
' f iasiudiSi "a table wine for either Glass.
Passenger intending % land :. Bes. VIZ Dc aee
P additional charge OF % for first and Tor second
Hsdieoi ATTENDANCE free Of charge y"
f0f 'u''hef h'''''''''N JEo MACKENZIE, Agent.
t.I. No Broadway, Ney, York
g: !, sspls. ss d;' c' &c or'Hd h''''
I c,TEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
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II II T--T MtnicAL PukvsroRs OvyiCr. {
WAsnNsroy. u. c.. August 1902
GALE Of GOVERNMENT 'WAGONS.-Will
be sold Ut Pr BLiC AUCTION IN thit city nt WIshonse
on st. above Twenty FIRST st, FRIDAY the ieh dSy OF
Angasf at 10 o'clock NJ, 80 l. "- -
FlfTyTwO MEDICINE WAGONS. r n
which have ben us<d "a tho Government service. "
Successful bidders win 20 required 10 remove theif paf
chase. wxhin ave t5j days from sale.
T,ms. Cs.b ~ Government iusds ,,o
I'D sarrron L. 4. A. aud Medcs Pnrveyor.
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yTATEN ISLAND PROPERTY for SALE

CIAIEN IHIAND TNVI FtI I"T 'n'.H'
- fine place, about 40 scres pt corner ~ hannpyno
Turnpike and Manor Road house with All modern IN
proycnents outbuildng, kc AIso, nmbur Of hoe bg'd
Ing sites adjoining Apply to IL D TuhNE. No. M- -,
tTNHE BEAUTIFUL PLACE at West Nor,
il risania owned and occupied by Nj Y. w 0iLLEr, w
be SOLD and possession given nrd iaiely desired Apply
on the prem.es three minucs wan from Mcrose station
Harlem Railroad II' %
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I ponehkeep,ie y Y, OTIS B1sBEE, \. NJ, PInciPs,,
Nextterm be fns sepenber5 The Pouahkeepae oe,rse
h;1;,rv Srhoo raid visit TO this city yesterday (APn 81
The puuls were uniformed in blue military style enc nu
bcrsd between MY and .ixy in line was osaa
t the cadets are under better discipline and "a the ina
exercise far superior to the celebrated Sncaso
"Yeserday afternoon Apr - the College Hil cadets OF
Poughkeepsie visited city on pleasure excursion
me enrpose Of paving their respects to the Governor e
he review the Governor briefly addressed them lie SAID ne
was dad Of the oppo to weeome the Company 70 ,ne
Lad of this evidence Of the of the teachers ana Tue
sTo6cency Of the i.-t Albany Evening Journal
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I OST or MISLAID-Nine shares OF the ola
j stock Of tie MECHANICS gAShiNms $500 gu
ber,by gwen that application will bc made for new GER
nhcAte
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EOR SALE-With immediate possession
Three new BRICK HOUSES (of block ofsiIl; 3sosy.
bsseoen, and .ub.llar complete with all e modern In
proyenenh location, Ninety thrdst nswern Ihna ana
suy. Inquire of
UTORGE w BEALE, No. lG9 and 10 Fultonst.
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Jneirnliton.

,oIIEGJATE and ENGINEERING INSi l.,
4 ri,TE No ~ Cooper Union New fofk indivionni
instruction Special preparation for any ysse ~ Ens
s.haoi Academic Collegiate. tivf ana Mecnanca 1s
,ios conrs,s given. Ea tenn begins sePemo1 w"
serlns rs,i,, PROF J. q. FOX, A. NJ, Principal
EAGLESWOOD MILITARY ACADEM1 !.
IL Prepares Boys for College or business ran oesso"
opens 5eUp'i MIN pncinsl Perth Amboy, ". y.
ssn,ea aad Railroad loot Of Whi,eao1, aud a. M
4 A and y.
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ORTAT EDUC ATIONAL ADVANTAGES IN
N the beautiful Connecticut RIVER Sahey,
RuRNHAMS AMERICAN BUSINESS NOLLhNE,

SPRINGFIELD, MASS. ,-.,,..,.. -
Re far the LARGEST most complete and thorough
ne Find Ia New. England where Young Men iecoy 70
snSts GREAT 1MPROV EMENT in the method % ~ %
ton uniting schoolRoom and Counting Room nRon s,aen
ha, een,rss ali the practical adv aitages OF each
- sells Earter Ships Consisus, Discounts insucs a
Keeps his Accounts as in Aens Business ,h.en xesrs
;an, or.be NewY ork state aud National Law Scnoo,
poogseepsie has charge OF Law Department ana WI at'
vote himself the general interest o. '"e '''e''
ege. ..,,,-,, ,prNr\T IN charge of the
h and Ornamental Pcnnlan and IescheI on ue
Connent LIBERAL DEDUCTIONS made to soldiers " no
have received iss bling aud onorebe wounds WINE IN 'hef
oWvvH,T THEY SAY ABOUT IT" The snccess OF This
coeee i so great as to warrant the beliei That WI evvn
III hs,oe he I,RGFsT II already s the BEST institution
of The kind IN the spFingheld me
1865 ~, 4. D.. a..
giving f particulars relating the Course Of STUDY exact
expense ofoard and Tuition may DO rad by ADDRESSING
LOIJIs W. BJRNIAM. President Springfield, Mass
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CHEAP and PRODUCTIVE FARMS
~ in Sussex County, Delaware.
An s~ek ng such are invited 10
SEND FOR CIRCULAR,
or cal upoa the subsciitsr who will show the
GEORGE CANM Co.,
j li Bridgeyilr Sussex Co. Delaware.
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Jar. do LEWISs FAMILY SCHOOL 70
IL YOUNG LADIES, Lexin gton, Mass.
Twenty superior Teachers among whom are IhEopohl
New Jersey, aud !. y. CARLETON, formerly Of Philip
Academy, Andoyer. ,.
Send fol Catalogue ard Circurf 10 DR. LEWIS.
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TNRENCH aud ENGLISH BOARDING. am
II nay SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No. 100 Asylum

GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for. YOUNG
u LADIES Bridgeport Conn, For eIcnlTs sddrs snv
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DATLsTON SPA ACADEMY, sa rt,Is . C0;,

ID "a select Commercial aud oi@ssisai PnniIs are
,Ysschool or Boys. Expense per Slaie. hcins on
iasen into the family Of The Principal Next VII MIR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-25

lBY TELKGEAFH.
CettOn-Heavy and &c lower. Gales At 40c for
middliDg.
FIOGr-Dull, heavy and 15@2sc lower.
Sales at 50 l599 t5 for extra state; 50 9O0lO 90
for extra round hooD Ohio, and $40 O5all 90 for
trade brands. Market closing heavy. No buyers
at outside.
Whisky-Heayy and lower Sales at s9l9.
Whenf-DuU ans 3q4e loEer. sales Of am
Der Michigan at 81 co; wiatsr red west m 81 s5.
Rye-Qulst.
BarIey-Beavy.
COrn-Dull and dropping at 81 SO for prime
white southern.
0ats-Firq at s7a9Sc for western.
WOOI-Duli.
PetrOIeum-Dull and lover; $50 for Crude,
5l953o for Refined in bond. and 7I@7Oe for re.
10 ed free.
COdee-Duu.
sugar-ouiet at ll]4 for Cuba MuscJyaso; Ha.
vanR lO5Z
MOIasses-DuI Sales By auction Of 245 bhds
Porto BIO at 5O05le.
POFk-Opened unsettled and lower. Sales at
S25 SI33 tor new meas. closing ct SIS 371%
and S22 O0023 90 for 1861 cash aud regular
way; closing at sl3 90 cash; S2i 50a2s 90 for old
and new prime. Also $500 bbls Of rev mess,
April and May, sellers and buyers option, S24 SO
Beef-Market dull md heavy. sales ct S1s II
ale 90 for Plain mess aad SIC 5O92O OO for extra
msss.
Beef Hams-DuH.
Cut AIPats-Moasrate dzmand sslsraat I5a
9l53zc for shoulders. and I6@i61zc for hams.
BneOn-Lower. Sales Of Ounberlan1 cut ct
154l67Sc, and l6t6I61lc 'or short ribbed.
Lard-HeaYy and a shade easier. Sales ls at Ie
Batter-Dun. Sales at l2s2lo for Chic and
1882 fer Stat.
.Oheese-Quiet at 14a23c
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PAR1LED PRIsoEERs.-Ws give below lis
of Northern Ohio soldiers who arrived q
Annapolis, March goth:
ID Inf-B F Mills, K; Hays, C; j
Waple, K !; ] NJ Bsckwith, G; C NJ Wood.
worth, F; R D Lemly, K; S CFairchild. Z
j Hines, corp, I; NJ J Gaskee, C; G " Rol
linger, A W Stranabun, H J Rice, K
CASTILLO, sergt, I /; A R Fuller, B; J Coufer
B; Woodman, G; N Reed, F. VIM Ad-
ans, corp, B.
14ih Inf Cook, C; stine, F 0 strick.
land, A =; A Quinton, D; Eckles corp, g.
R Cooper, B; A May, corp, B; F WandelI
C; NJ W Boraker, D W Gallagher, D.
18th Inf Kraumbauf, A; { ] Warner,
sergt, H; A E Davis, I; G W Oakes, E.
2lst Inf-s W Clabaugh, G; B Hopuer, C
B F Burgess, D " Keller, B A Furguson,
I; J House, B. :
I 2Sd Inf-B BJones, E; A z Simmons, corp,
B; K P Donnelly, D; o Kerus, F; John
Rood, E.
41st Inf-W Rsdeck, K.
49th Inf Groom, E.
9Th Inf-L CrassIey, /; W Robbins, H /;
A Johnson, F.
72d Inf Mooney. G; L Cook, corporal,
D; R Chance, D; Il F Grove, corporal, D |;
G Albert, corporal, D; O Bower, D; J Mon
roe, sergeant, I; II Aldersh, K; F FMEn-
gler, B Il Jones, E; J P Eiderkin, SER
geant, E; A E Inloas, K; " Feaye, A; C
Walters, sergeant, I Il Neff, L; W Wood
erton, sergeant. A G n Davis, sergeant, A;
L storulen. F ; s Sohadrick, corporal, A |;
HelSed, A c Boyd, corporal, A H Over
myer, B.
Tooth Inf-COrp L Emory, B; Dreabaek,
B BrennoD, /.
IOSd Inf Hook, D; " Tanly, B.
I24th Inf-H Schuerer, A E Sunsin, l /;
F W Smith, sergeant, E.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-25
Statement of RrieHaneea.

EDITOR LEADER: The City Council re-
Gently passed an Ordinance permitting the
East Cleveland and Kinsman street Rail
way Company to raise their fare to seven
cents per passenger, or sell sixteen tickets
for one dollar. Button the Kinsmsn street
road they refuse to take the tickets after
ten o'clock and twenty minutes, P N, but
make the passengers pay fare of ten cents.
Now We wish you would give this place
in your columns, and inform US if they can
refuse the tickets and demand a fare of ten
cents, and collect it after that time of the
regular patrons of that road who purchase
their tickets. Doing SO you will oblige
MANY PATRONS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-25

In HosPITLL.-The following soldiers Of
Northern Ohio regiments entered the Hos
pitfalls at quincy, ILL.,, on the 18th inst:
Harlow ". Case, private, F, 14Lh, Dec
Dec. 8, 1858, discharged Feb. 16, 1866; Fred
Neehaw, private, E, 18th, January 8,
1864; Geo. W. Swank, sergeant, E, 18th,
January 6, 1864. transferred to Spring
field, March "A, 1864; Jacob Hooveler, pri-
vate, C, 32d, December 8, 1864, chronic
diarrhoea John Catabish, private, D, 1OSd
December 8, 1864, insane, no descriptive
roll; Matthias Grom, NJ, 1st Art'y, Dec, 8,
1854, gun shot wound, left thigh, no descrip-
tive roll, to be discharged Chas. A. Scott,
E, 41st Inf, dysentery, to be discharged.
And the following were in the Hospital in
Keokuk, Iowa, March 10th:
Louis Whetmsn, corp, 4, 49th, gun shot
wound, right side; Arnold ]. Brownell, F,
10th cav, coxalgia Elums h. Ross, F, 125th,
injury of sacrum.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-25

TIE PATROL.-The Nashville Daily Union
says that over one hundred soldiers patrol
that city every night. This duty is perform
ed by the 176th Ohio, under the directions
of Major Cummings, Lieutenant Lovejoy, of
Cleveland, in charge Of the officers and
Chief of Patrol. Under the active attention
of these officers and the excellent discipline
of the men, this important duty is well dis
charged, and the city is recovering an
amount of security to which she has been
too long q stranger.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-25

CHURCHES TO BE ERECTED The members
Of the First Presbyterian Church of Youngs-
town have determined upon the erection Of
new house of worship during the coming
season. The building is to be of brick, but
the site and style of architecture are moi
yet determined on. The contemplated
cost is about $50, 900. of which amount over
$1,000 have already bsen subscribed.
The members of the Free Presbyterian
Church of Youngstown purpose proceeding,
during the present season, with the erec-
tion of the edifce contemplated and par
TALLY provided for last spring, but which
was interrupted by the calling out of the
National Guard, which organization com
prised number of its leading members.
So says the youngstown Register.