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UfcM fm i a. FtR BALF." i LOHT otber short notice, not exceeding-f'-rn lives, hu-rte1 iwir in this coin mo lor -1 rest, ihw limps ernta. four times 1 rrats fur all over roca lima, aud net ax-, ilD B1UHT LWKS, double above rates. 3 UTTER. Th best butter, at tbe market rates, can bo had mt 133 Casb i aid fur boUer at J.B.GLENlf ACO.S, may .5:440 ontario-st Cobbispowcercb.

Four ofhcers, wh3fe chivalrous and fasoott reer and feet- of erj bravei ten tr.oa.wd tbe novo? tu public, bave tfct-rtVor oonc'U'ied t- youits; lady utB. bp'iev-f that they only Can apiwvciale sucb unnoticed racier and wouid not lail in drop a synipulr.i-e tear in tbe fthape of an intellicent letter from the jo if ewx, who aione ere capable of cordials which alne ca-t relieve wtlVnoe bo-oily. bdM ofrearxct bitl'y aione need Dinke for wa arc unwre and would not have hooesff impeached 4rrt poo-knee must be rletly couftnec' to mitl mairimor'y. uotoftrapba egrbaiiired, a hit will mt a dwerip-n. Murees Lieut.

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Co Brieade, lat Livuion, 2It Army orp, Mnrfre-obrro'. TVtip. roI.V4u GEO. WILLIAMS THE WHITE-WASH KB- ha removed hw from feuprior ")L, to No. 91 Kant (down stair) ben rath J.

npa'i myl5 440 Grayed or stolen from the premhe L. TV Bo ker. No. 5 wnrerjof 00 tbe nioruiiig ol the 14th. a large brir-dl COW lotiK raiaht h'-rnc.

Sim haa a tew win pots v.bout her. The bndsr b- liberal; rewarded by ios the cow ur information where she may be jiind at the a-uve pUcn. may ROY WANTED TO DO CHORES about a lnauire at 13! old may 9 4.ty 170R RENT. A vbry good brick pood order, c-'iiveniertly lortcd eqoireot JOHN O. JEN MMiS, may 40 Atwater Buildcei.

WANTED A Respectable. cmnn a a (Dtant attendant cull a vounc t-ot'eiiiMO, nubicct attxoki. rustimoiJia uf moral rhtrct-r rHjiiired Addrtea uuron 10. oti.o. REMOVAL L.

RAWSON has removed hts nffice tocortrof Mormin andC'en- in wurt-hoiw tccup m1 by If. B. S-xt jc, and ea.ra. i-prank'e Wurg.n a-h Ad van em made as v-ndore ott I'roxluce lo T. U.

Woilct-, nyl4 41 ijTRAYED. Ab ct iwo Wibks i.7 nince, from lbs reeidi-nre of the nn-lertened, a I tMV, rath iin li and wM prop.trticn with small hole in on1 horn, and kImvu ttnir or tire year d. Whoever Will pia iitlorrratjon or tcturn ttie meto ibe corner of Yoik aud Wet ifvclmid, hba'l behaoi ioin rewanled bv JaMKS may 14-41 nA. READ CO Banrebs, 95 pay the b'ghet Premium for Coupon interea due May 1st, od U. 8.

Goveriimeut jtnil. rOST. A large siztn, i eep c3L-JOHKD ar.d tan nuo-th and sh MMir.ean badt rn-ppl Ue i il known 1-y Ibe frameol brle tmd lo en when h- le-t ft'W. Any oonih wtl turn nim to me Mt ad Senera ttreet, or 74 Ht. air strict, or that wilt wme iiifotnmiKD ot bi whererouts, hall be liberally reward, d.

IK. LlBBt V. may 13:49 filT A I A BO 8 ANB If BUIi.KLAYKRS. TheM.ter fctiildciB an-t Vricko akers ol t'hiaico are in want ol a lare i' i --ol Laborera and i(ri klrjira. Them wul no teie as llli'Oifc La fLruwLed IMnni ore h-rgm may 1:440 HONORABLY DISCIIARQ- fjt.

K0 4'fticerof the li. S. who i pctiwi inure than 12 years huMiifM eiperinre in vril w'ranrhe, and who couid mtke bimseii use nl in any rapacilv, mould lke to ohtuiu a ntuati.in as bok-eeper. I'oDiniiion biwinw pretrred. Amonntof a'ary Oi mo much of an object as a permanent Ml'-feiin.

lie cu givt ood ru rente. Acdiem P. O. 1k.X 322.5. tear 1 2-439 CHELL OYSTERS-Just 0 frrefw), a Jnt KKKStf MJKLL TS1 KBSa'.

Teiraain i-urli. tWuk jairri. ay 3 4T9 TOM KLVm'I. YiOLDANitSILVKK-C. A Read 14 wit ker, 9' r'perior-St pay lbs tih--ist pre mi fur all kind-ol premium mmiey.

AN TE A Good Cabirit a- kit, to whom wiil be ptren constant tmp'i y-rnent tiori avan1 ail in c-sh eer ek. ply im mod lately at lit'' 'iiia' i s-airs.) maf-43s -twaw A JKHMArt. FARMS FOR SALE 240 Acres, It', milrt fr Tole4loT and two nub-a from tb-r vtanafb ValM) Ka'lroad. Piaineand litnlr, with noun ajid 3i acre imp i t-v it p-- at-n. 1 ime tivf on part aatmouis i' teunirtd.

Addte-s T. J. fcATON. Tol do, O. STEAM ENGINE WANTED.

Steam eine. Said Engine lor iu tod running order. iize li.dr cither il4. Txt and Addre a drawer T.ii (ririne futl of ecg ue, leue'h of time Uas seen ut d. and tei ms.

aprtf A1K)0K KEEPER WANTS A itnaliMU tntakecharee of a sett of dr raw 32. Tr2-tf OR SALE A Grey Mare. A fioe BujTffr arid Sa idle animal. WMrranted er- tly ouid. fcnyuirw at iLe Lealer Couotmg lioom mnTic't BU8IKKBS EOTICiS NabhswI FolJambe, War Claim anal Prnaloa Affeat Vttcc No.

ft. At water Building fully authorized by the Government to pro-ure Bounty Money, Back Pay, and Pensions for Soldiers, or for their Widows and Heirs and Invalid Pension for disabled Soldiers, etc. Business attended to promptly find honestly, and terms moderate. FlaaT, Banners and Color Manufactured from Silk or Bunting; in beet style on short notice. G.

W. Ceovkll St 211 Superior St, WAK LAI.T1!. Salalr8) Bvaaty, Par aaal Peaalaaa. We are authorised by Government to collect he SI 00 Bnnty, tee discharged soldiers, also the widow, caildren, rightful heirs of all deceased soldiers also Peaalooa, which every discharged soldier who was dis- abled In the service, ts entitled. Also, Pensions for soldiers' mothers, or orphan sisters, as they are severally entitled under the law.

Also, Back Pay, doe discharged soldiers or resigned officers, promptly collected, or cashed. Also, Prize Maaer Money due enlisted 3 months men money due teamsters, and every other class of claim growi ng ont of this or any other war. oar Avoid Claim Acreata who are not I.l-eeaaed. We publish The Soldier's Friend, a paper of much interest to soldiers and their heirs. Bend us your name and stamp, and we will send a copy free; or twelve copies, one each month, or so cents.

Apply to us in person or by letter, with stamp, and your business shall have prompt attention. Fees low, and no charge until after we have ac eomp iabed what we undertake. C. G. BRUCE.

Office Lyman's Block, near the Court Bouse, Cleveland. jAnsirtr MT Dr. Gibson, Pro of Medicine and Xlectropathy, cures ohsunajie cases of Iyrpep-ala. Rheumatism, Scrofula, Neuralgia and all nervous diseases, and diseases of the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or- gaaa, and ether Chrome diseases, Reference given to many formidable caes cured in this city after otner physicians had tailed. See ad vertisement in another column.

Office No. 118, APPOINTMENTS. A PPOINTMENTS FOR THE ttil or CL4RK, Oilman Reformed Botanic Fhyici.ti and M.r?on, will cou-ult Mtienu frt all chnuic dijd of every charac ter, rata or cb.hoe. al tiie loiiowiiig iiniua cd ala CM during tue arescui yuu-: 9 a 1 1S3. O0K5EACT, Trmont iBDTAlU 1,4 Kink Houae.

GENEVA Union Honui. MADIS'JM Kxrhanffe. 3752741(3 4 $4385574 41831 I 10 1 It 7 i 1 11 1 I 11 10 I PAIN KS IJowiea Houae. H0BV.41.K $13 11 (13 10 111 9 Amerir.au tiouee. BKLLhV Lit 16 1412 ,14 11 81310 i Clarecdrn iiouae.

HKW lAINlHiN 11 IS 10 15 12 14 II ILing Uooee. ..12 1C 14 11 16 13 10 15 12 10 Pljllhm Uoui WXLWNUION IS 17 15 12 17 14 II 16 13 11 Wellington Hon ue. LYKIA 14 18 16 13 18 15 12 17 jseeue Ravins: bad over twenty years experience tn tha treatment ol Obronic Dieeaaee of every character, ee-pecially theTnrat and Limns, will give perfect to all who may apply for relief. H.viiiff hnd a eorcenrfnl tn lb. abiv named places lor several reaTs wire nbnftrallele.i enceeea.

of a Inch satisfactory reference can te given at any ot tbe above named placee. AU medicine, nreacrlbed, and net operating satla. factory, lae money snail oeremt.ueu lor all Bacb nied-icloea returned. 1'rice of Jleuicine for one month. fnnr V) iHl to a3.O0.

mn be Doctor can be consulted tbe last two weeks ot every montn at nte reaioence, AO. larden-'t. Vleveland, O. Poet Ulb.ee addreet Box 171 1. tanuliw B.

X. D. MORNING LKAUhK FRIDAY AIIIHMNU, MAY 15. 1863. TRAVELER'S REGISTER.

DEPARTURES a. a. r.m. 2:14 1:00 4 00 200 :1 5 10 4 2.1 a- r. a.

5 30 4J Golu 1:10 -inn 8 nt t.n Lah. Hhore. KtMt rittebnrsh and Vk klis Haboniuji. i and Krle. ARRIVALS.

i31 I 40 7 3 73 5 3S ruled 30 4t I Laaeabor (Elu(t Pituhnreh and Wlieliu Hnninii uuoeaut aid Krie Detroit Bo.1 jawf iTI.n. wiiMna oocTerane. to 1 1 her of tha above Iraiiia or lioaia, will be called lor by Ooachee eiarareua umniooa Line, oy leaving toeir aaureai at the OnsnlboB Olbc 147 next door to th. a-lrtll Hoone. NCW ADVKKTIHB.lIERVIt.

John ICllalerAcaietnyot Bfosic. L. A. Keapner gliirts and Collars. Bob't Uanna Co.

Steamer Korthern Light. 7. Lyon Terrill Doable Ixlra onr. 8. Maon Beady-made Clothing at holesale.

AllpreatAGariDer Union Ice Company. 8. Coats, Pants at.d Yists. B. T.

Lyon Turrell Flax Set d. Goodwin Wilder Polyorama of the War. 8. Mann New Styles ft Custom Trade. H.

L. Bobinson Railroad Iron for (ale. Frtd. Letr, Chicago Coal Wantld. D.

BucLer Stratei or Sto'en. Wanted Boy to io Chores. Wanted Correspondence. Geo. Williams--'B moral.

i. B. Glenn Batter. John G. Jinning Hcufc for Bent.

Mrs. T. A Chipman Attendant for an Invalid. About Biadt to Opseatk. Corning Company's Oil Refinery on the flats, which was destroyed by fire last winter, has been re-built and enlarged, and will re-commence operations on Monday next, we learn.

Baptist Armiveksaiies. The Ohio Baptist Anniversaries to be held in this city, commence on Tuesday, May IXalf fare tickets are lo be issued for it by the Railroads centering here. This is the last night but one of lie Polyorama of tbe War at Brainari'a Hall. Thoe who hare not yet visited this popular exhibition will do well to attend this evening, for the hall will probably be crowded tome row night, as it will positively be the asu Let the young folks go to-morrow af- tsrnoon when the price is low and the enter-tiinment good. New Butter Depot.

Mr. J. 3. Glenn has opened at Mo. 133 Ontario street a Butter Depot, to be devoted almost exclusively to the sale of butter wholesale and retail, lie has Otted np his store and made arrangements with a view to enccfM, and will not be outdone in his efforts to serve the public by any competitor.

It must strike any one as reasonable that the best of any article is to be found where that article is made a spe ciality, and we therefore commend the But ter Depot at 133 Ontario street to all who would get tho best butter at the cheapest rates. U. 8. Couet. Wm.

Rhodes yesterday waseonvicted of peddling without a liscense and sentenced to pay a fine of $15 and costs, and to be imprisoned 24 honrs. He was not held on the charge of carrying on a lottery without liscense. Yesterday afternoon argument in demurer was heard in the case of S. M. Carpenter for violation of the revenue law.

Dis trict Attorney Paine for the prosecution and Hitchcock Mason for the defense. No de cision given. Tbis morning at 8 o'closk argument will be heard in the case of Fargo et at. vs. the Union Bank of Sandusky.

Accademy or Music. Lagt night ct the "Seven Sisters," being for the beuefit and last appoaranee of Mr. J. E. McDonougb, un der whose direction the play has been produced.

Mr. "Mrs. Pluto" has given to the public mnch amusement, by the drollery of bis performance of that character. As this will be tbe last night of the Seven Sisters" we advise all who have not witness ed the beauties of the last scene to embrace the only opportunity. It eclipses all stage grandeur we have ever beheld, either in this or any other city.

But apart from the last grand tableaux the play is full of attraction. The female Zonaves, comprising the Lightning Brigade, and commanded by Captain Tom Highboy," (Mrs. Dickson,) is quite a novelty. The ballet dance by twelve young Misses is also an interesting feature. And in addition to the "Seven Sisters" the ex travaganza of Mehitable Ann, or Yankee Tricks," will be performed.

Mrs. Hough appearing as" Mehitable Ann." Excitement at Crkstltne. The repu tation of this town has not been at all brightened recently by sundry Copperhead tracks found in the vicinity. For some time we have been advised ol the presence there of blatant sympathizers, who found little comfort in the strong arm of the Government that is at last weeding out dangerous men. 1 iterday one of tbe tifrma sons of tbe town had the benefit of a free ride to this city un der the escort of several of Uncle Sam's brave soldiers.

His name is Douglas. He has boon, as we learn, a very rampant and daring defender of Jeff. Davis, giving no heed to the warnings of loyal men that he would gethim-self into trouble. Manifestations of violenoe from the Copper heads led General Mason to send up a detach ment ot seventeen soldiers in tne alternoon to secure the safety of Union property and the peace of the town. Douglas was placed in the City Ba.racks, where he will remain for further hearing.

State Journal, 14tA. The New Peopelleeb Winslow. The Chicago Tribune, of the 1 ilh, makes the fol lowing notice of the above propellor, built in this city by Peck Masters This magnificent new steamer arrived in this port about two o'elock yesterday afternoon. She is of excellent model, and in point of strength of structure, is said to have no superior on the Western waters. Her dimensions are: length 2.30 feet, breadth of beam 36 feet, depth 15 feet, and custom boose tonnage 919 tons.

Her owners are the Messrs. Winslow, of Cleveland, in whose honor she is named. Her hull was built by Peck Masters, Cleveland, and her engines by the Cuyahoga works. The engine is the largest on the Lakes, and is a new design with many original and advantageous features, being an inverted, diroet-acting, condensing engine, cylinder 64 inches bore, and 40 inches stroke. For originality of design, strenth and thoroughness of construction, and beauty of finish, the engine reflects great credit npon the designer and builder.

The boat is furnished with a separate engine for pnmpiog, and one for lowering and hoisting freight, working with a shaft and going over oach of the hatches. Her size and breadth of beam render her saloons and state rooms more spacious and convenient than are nasually found npon vessels of her class. She is magnificently finished and furnished, and all that painters and upholsterers can do has been done, to fit np her cabins and single and double state rooms wilh comfort and luxury. Her acom-modations for passengers are probably unsurpassed by any steamer afloat. She is commanded by Captain J.

M. Smtth, a navigator, both on sea and fresh waters, who is amply qualified for the post. First mate, Geerge Field 2d Thomas Craig Engineer, S. C. Sturtevant; 2d J.

F. Williams; Clerk, J. Meade Steward, W. Ferris. This splondid propeller will make regular trips between Chicago and Buffalo.

She will leave this evening." A Cottlliob Party is announced at Metropolitan Hall on Friday evening May 15th. A prize dance at one o'clock a. m. WoczDiD Ohio Bouhtm i Waihixo-tok Hobpital. A letter from Washington to the Ohio State Journal gives the reports of the Committees of the Ohio Soldiers' Relief Association, of the wonnded from tho recent battles on the Rappahannock as far as received.

The following may be of local interest: Iff. Pteatant Umpital Elias Shirk, H. 107, right arm C. S. Trump, 107, flesh wound, right leg J.

Sleep, 107, right thigh George Heti, H.107, right shoulder, critical; B. Jenkins, 7th, finger ofT Daniel Beyce; 7th, two fingers off; Franklin L.Klein, 7th V. S. Infantry (Cleveland) knee, not bad. IiWoJa H.

Bennister, 7th, slight wound in right shoulder Wm. H. Fox, 7th wound in right arm Israel II. Gregg, 7th, wound in right wrist, one finger shot off; Hugh M. Jones, 7th, wound through left hand; Corp.

Wm. Nan Wye, 7th, wound in head D. W. Waters, 7th flesh wound in left arm Sason S. Kellogg, 7th, wounded in head, (Lorain oo.) Judiemry S'ptare Iltopital as.

T. Ferreu, 7th (l'ainesville) wounded in knee. OumnbtH Hatvital Chas. Ktegen, 8th, finger shot off; Oliver Wise, 7th, finger. lioutjlat B'xpiial H.

Hoffman, 7th, head by a mini, ball, W. II. Spidel, 7th, flesh wound in ealf of the leg S. G. Cone, 9th left knee and thigh.

Hanwood Horpitnl Ramsey Luce, stn, (Sandusky) Erail Zeidler, 107th. Armory Square Uotpiial John Shelby, 7tb, gunshot wound Franklin Hank, gunshot wound. Dom. Warren F. Wilton, 29th, gunshot wound Henry Burton.

7th, gunshot wound. Lieut. H. W. Kvder, 2uln wonndea in left thigh, is at the Seminary Hospital, Georgetown.

PREMIUM FUNDS, Q0LD, BR, COUPONS INDIANA, KENTUCKY, Canada and I'ncurrent Money BOUGHT AT HIGHEST BATES, BY JS. D. aprst 111 Superior-at. LOCAL S0TICZ8. id A READ 0., BAXKKKB, 95 Supsbior Clivilahd, Will Give Higher Rates of Premium THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY fob SOLD and Demand Kotes, Canada Kentucky Money, B'k or the State of Indiana, IT.

8. Coupons Interest. ALL KINOH of U. 8. Government Bonda Bought and for bale.

arUKCI'KBGMTBANK NOTES Bought at low est rateeof 'UM. aprlltS Beook TaocT. Tom El wood, on Bank street, has just received some splendid a nice lot of Brook Trout from Lake Superior. maylo-zt Bethel Notice. The Annual Meeting af the Board of Directors of the Western Seaman's Friend Society will be held in their office on Water street, on Saturday, 16th at3 r.

a. I have need Hudson's Unrivalled Tooth Paste greatly to my satisfaction. Late Ohio Senator, Now Consul to Rio Janeiro. Sold by Druggists and Dentists generally. mayl2 Dr.

Bxttblit rives particular attention to the treatment of all chronic diseases, but especially those of the Lungs, Homeopatki-cally. Office west side of the Poblie Square, next to the Bennett House. Residence 233 Perry street. marl 7:444 Stslio'i AaBaogiA foe ths Uaie. This article is becoming very popular, judging by its extensive sale.

We have just received another large invoice. mch23 ABM8TB0H0. Wanted Three experienced Milliners, no others need apply, at Mrs. Shaw's Millinery Rooms, 236 Superior street. may 14:446 New Gtmsastics fob Ladies axd Child- eek.

Mr. Chapman, a graduate of Lewis' Normal Institute for Physical Education, of Boston, will meet all ladies interested in the subject of Physical Education, at Lyman's Hall, (formerly Chase) Wednesday, May 13, at 4 r. H. Tha children will meet at 5 r. M.

Destistet Dr. B. F. Robinson, oSoe 80 Wood street. All kinds of snrgioal and mechanical dentistry done, in the best manner and at a low price.

dec2K27 Turkish Linen Towels, pare old brown Winsor Soap, choice articles of diet, such as Wbeaten Grits, Farina, Hominy, at Hall's, No. 17 Public Square. may4 Gold akd Silteb. W. W.

Wright is paying a higher premium for Gold, Silver, Demand Notes, U. S. Coupon Interest, Indiana, Kentucky and Canada money, than any other house in the eity. 89 Superior Street. mayl.441 Wadswoeth's Det Up" foe Catibhh.

We do not hesitate to say we think this medicine is the aaoef valuable remedy for Catarrh we have ever sold. mch23 STRONG ARMSTRONG. too Bomr Is now due to every soldier who has been discharged 6y reaeon teounif. received in ice. C.

G. Brnoe, of Cleveland, Ohio, is the authorised Antnt for the collection of this bounty. Apply to him at once, in person or by letter, and to no other, Offioein Lymans' Block, near tbe Court House. BOCKS STATIONERY. SUNDAY SCHOOL DEPOSITORY.

J. B. COBB 241 Superior-St. A URGE 8ILKCTI0N OF SEW BOOKS. LIBEARIES AT $3, $3,50, $6, $10 and $12.

8UKDAY SCHOOL MU3IC. The Goldeu Clialu. The Sunday School Bell. The Golden Shower, The Golden Harp, 0VATI0H BOOKS, CLASS E00ES At J. B.

COBB CO S. nuyu COMMERCIAL. ARRIVALS. CLEVELAND MARKETS. MORNING LEADER OFFICE, Thuhsda- Evening, May 14, I06Z.

Flour bale 100 bbl white wheat double extra 7,00. Wheat Market inactive and heavy. Prices nom-ncmioal. Cra 2 can ear on track at 60c. Hichwlnett-Siles 25 bbla at V.

Ek Sales at 1010.c. Lard Sale 1,000 ft country rendered at 9c; 1,000 do at 9l4c and 5 kegs at Batter Market drooping. Salea at 17, IS and 19c Cheeae Small sales old Hamburg at 14c. Beans Sale3 25 bush at 12,75. Seeds Sales 100 bmh Clover at Hams Sftles WW B-s conntry -cured at 8c.

Reeelpta 14 cars, wheat, 2 can corn, 3 can oats, and 224 bndh bark-v. NEW YORK 14. Crton Market heavy and lower. Sales at 596Cc for multiline uplnirU. Flour Mark et heavy and 5 to 10c lower.

Pnltr. at for extra state; for extra round hoop Ohio; for trade bands. Whisky Market favors buyers, tales at 45c. Wheat Market fully 2c lower. Receipts large and more active busiuft at tbe declius.

Salts nt ai.33'tAl,47 for ChiniL'o s-prini, for Mit-waiikff Cnb fur winicr rtd weUiu. Barley Market du 1 and declining. Uorn Murker 1 to lie lower and more doing. Fnlra at saiMc for sound; one parcel choice at 85c S2fto3c for new for unsound fur rouud yel low tvijcTi' for western yellow. Oata Market lower and more doing.

Sales at 76 7 He. Co flee Mark it dull. uararsi Market iuactive. Molatfaea In moderate reqnent. Pork Is dull and umiiariRed.

Fates at tl 2,003 12,2. lor old mesa tU.l.VosU, for new mew old and new prime; for new prime ntess. Market a easier. Sales at9lfc Baiter selling at He. N.

Y. MONEY MARKET-May 13. Money- Steady at VS cent. Mterlina Fxrhtince Market firmer, with a moderate husineea doing, tales at fur tirst class bill. (old Market without decided rbance.

Opening at declining to doting quiet AtUnian. (overnment Htorka Market scarcely po firm. lT 111 ted lc-l, eoupuDS lu74 7-3l) Xrea-ury Notes lo.eUnrs. Mock Tennessee Sixes do; Missouri Sixes tV. N.

Y. STOCK MARKET-May 13. Stocks TrregHlar, bit cl rue stronger. Pittsburg, Ft. ayue and Oiio-go and Rock Milwaukee and Prairie du 111! 7rt I hictteo au.j OieasiO and Alton ptetern-d Altun and 'IV -re llauie Alton an 1 1Vrre Chicago and N'irtliweltru- Mi 54 3 V7 82'4 111 1 0 lOH 1NJ 66 I vetandann loltxiu Oalena and and t'mliurg.

11 mom ut-mrai Aiicbigan Micliuau ijuuliiuru Harit New ork 4Jelitrul.H Krie fi rri-l. 1'acilic MaiL MtHtjiciipt'i ami Mi4turi land grants. Alton and rie Haute I'll VuicKrfiiver 47 trie bond n.ilu fiiuburif, Hm and Chiraa.M bonds. Chicago and Northwesitim 2d CLOSING QUOTATIONS. TennestH'e Sixes f-i bid; Uold 150 iMH Pari fie Mail IMIm1; Quicksilver 4sS bid, 4s asked; New York Central tat1; Krie asked; trie Ut.w.

bid, H-k asked; Micbigan tHmiheru Micbiioin nouihern guarantetHl il.S bid, 113 Uoked; llliiioirt Oiid-al bid, 111 a kud. liiu-igu and North uetjtein, ilw aukwo and Prairie du Chien, Chicago ami Alton, ami Alton and 'lVrre Haute, wen lower at th aocoud board. DEPOSITS. The deposits lor V3l's art MONEY. To-dsy tnon is reported more abundant thaa for some time.

RAILROAD EARNINGS. Theenrnings of tbe Krie Railroad for the month of April are liie-tarntucsol tbe Toledo and Wahtuh Railroad fur the tirsi week ot May RAILROAD EARNINGS. BUFFALO MARKET-May 13. Flour In molernte demand and steady. Wheat Juiit.

Chiles of red winter Obioat I 'arn Opened active and Ic butter, but closed quiet at for white. OatH Quiet. Sales at freishla Qiiift airl unchanged. 13c on corn ou vahcat to New York. Imparia-sui bbls Hour, 13,200 bush wheat, Ud-tHii buh corn, oats KxaartikMi bbls nour, bash wtieat.

060 tush curu, 6im, busk oats. OSWEGO MARKET-May 13. The wind Is nnfavorable for vessels coming down the lake and recein: are liuht. No sa'e in acv de scription of grain in the absence ef supplies. lasai reiahts imiii uncnangea.

iionrssc, wheat tftc, corn tc to New York. BALTIMORE MARKET-May 13. Floap Blarket heavy. heat Market firm. Sales attlai.yi: red rn-a-arKet auit caies wnne at 7(wc; yellow at yf-feWe.

is ky Nominal. TOLEDO MARKET-May 13. TOLEDO Flour Receipts large, vrincinally for throntrh Bhipuietit the market in dull, bale 100 bbls extra, I roil 1 red wheal, at Wheat Market steady. Pales yesterday after-noon aiu-rour rep buh No. 1 red at a i ,37 iVmu buh No.

2 white at S1.4U. To-day, bush No. 2 red at 11,2. Corn hales bosh No. 1 mixed at 57c 2,000 bush do.

do. at saint bush do. at 57 Sc bush No I and No. 2 while at 3M) bush rejected at Wc. Oat No rales reported.

Last salea at 01c. Rye Nominal at 7ec. Flour and Grain Store in Chicago. Tbe following table Bhows the amount of Flour, Wheat, Com, Ac, in store in this city yesterday, compared with tbe amount in store a week ago and the corresponding date last year Slay 11, lata. May 4, May 12, Iwi3.

tifi.OOO W2.314 Flour, bbls 114,118 heat. 1.117.414 Corn, yMili Oats, busli Kye, bii-vb Barley, bush 11,624 Lake Freights. the Chicago CHICAGO, May 14. Freights are firm, but Inactive, with light engage ments to-day at Sc for corn to Duffalo for rye and Uc for wheat to Oswego. Detroit Advertiser and DETROIT.

May 14. Fbeights Wheat by propellers 4c to Buffalo; Flour to New York lake and rail, Wic; to Boa ton lOuc do viaOgdeusbarg, ttoc. A vessel was taken to On we co at Sc for wheat. MARINE. PORT OF CLEVELAND, May 14.

ENTERED. Steamer Morning Star, Viger, J'troit. a-UMiuehanuah, Vv coster, Buffalo. Propeller Oleau, lrist-oU, Dunkirk. Propeller Governor unbruan, Lewis, Dunkirk.

Prnpo'ler K-juator, Hi tide, Buffalo. Propeller Guleua, tSteel, UutJalo. Propel)tr Ontario, Shaver, Toledo. Propeller Iron City, Turner, Ontonagon. Mchooner Miama, Pennington, Huttalo.

IScliooner Maifaie, Henderson. Hamilton. hchooner (iener! Pierce. Ames, Itetruit. Scow Industry, Clark, Port Huron CLEARED.

Steamer Morning Star, Viger, Detroit. steamer intnoit, Konertruu, untonaKon. Prop-ller Olean, Drixcoll, Dunkirk. Propeller Ontario, Shaver, Ogdensbnrg. Propeller Equator, Uilide, fianduuky.

Srbooner bntaunia. Chute, Port Btirwell. Schooner Sweepstakes, Butfington, Milaaukee. Lights or VrssELa. It is complained by the masters ol seme of our steamers, that veswls outride.

when sailing before the wind, have no lights visible except on tne oows, wnicn, as a general thing, are not noticed by steamers tollowiDg directly iu their wake. They seldom exhibit alight over the stem, in ordfr that the true position of their vessel may be Known oy tne steamer coming directly upon them. The importance ot this matter, we trut, is sufficiently plain to all concerned, and it is to hoped the smzaTostion uill be acted upon. Toledo Blade. DYERS.

170REST CITY FEENCH FIRST CLASd DTK HOL'SIC No. li tfenca-8c, (oa- S-ite L'itr Howl.) or UMLAUKT HKUIEU igbir Tcommenapd ur the Iat Htato Fair of Ohio. IlveiiiK and Gleaning in all tta braDcbea. PImuac.11 and txaiain ffordii In the frtore lo nod th. din.r.n with other dye a wh nalsh our guude by steair, machinery asd prf-anes.

Tha only waterlog machj'e in the Vieatern Mate to hniah tiiika like new. Bleura. Freott A Chaee. Aleot liortoa, Baldwin A Co Taylor. Uriswold 4 Co Bettbera A Morgan, Jtoot A Cr, and other Merchanta.

aprrii'tt QliEVELAND Excelsior French Dye Home. FREDERICK CYBIAX, Prop'r, FU. 06- Heama-Hu, (Near St. CUlr. to all Dry Goods Bonaea In the City, an ancrairt to do oniy first Cllaaa orlc, haying, beaidea excellent Dyen, tbe boat Preeaer and Finisher town.

OeodaroceiTed Xxpreaa frora and oall parta tha ennTtTT. TIOT10 BESS ORNAMENTS. lutntsnaa HACSauiia SPECIAL DISPATCHES. FROM WASHINGTON. the Cincinnati The District Supreme Court to-day in deciding certain points in a fugitive slave case, which is being tried before it, said One thing is certain, no man can be arrested and sent back to a disloyal master.

The institution of Slavery in its madness arbitrarily to control men, has involved the nation in a life struggle and has sent some of the best men of the country to a premature grave nevertheless the law will be executed, because it is a law, bnt no farther. The men who own this property are apparently dead to the life of the conn, try, and would sacrifice it for the negro. It is not to be disguised that the blood now shed is on the altar of this institution. The first negro regiment in the District now numbers nearly 900 volunteers. They will be speedily inspected and mustered into the United States service.

One company of the regiment marched np the Avenue to day, making the first appearance of negro troops in the National Capital. The resignation of Msjor-General C. Hamilton of Wisconsin, the hero of Iuka and Corinth, has been accepted. He had been left without a command, being outranked in the same district by General Hurlbut. He demanded an active command or the acceptance of his resignation.

The War Department accepted his resignation, and he is consequently out of the service. The Navy Department to-day received information from the proper authorities at Fortress Monroe that the officers and men of the following vessels, who had from time to time been made prisoners by the rebels, have been exchanged, of the steamers Mercedita, Queen of the West, Harriet Lane, Isaac Smith and Columbia, and of the schooner Vassar. FROM MURFREESBORO'. Extrac's from Rebel Papers, etc. the Cincinnati MURFREESBORO'.

May 13. The Chattanooga Rebel of the 0th inst is before me. It contains some valuable matters. Its Richmond telegrams may have been anticipated from other sources, but I send them to you at a venture Richmond, 7 10 o'clock. 1 Cbaxcellobsville, May 7.

'To Hit Excellency Preiidenl Davit "After driving Sedgwick across the Rappahannock, on the night of the 4th, I returned on the 5th to Chancellors-ville. The march was delayed by a storm, which continued all the night following. In placing the troops in position on the morning of the 6th, to attack Hooker, I ascertained that he had abandoned his fortified position. A line of skirmishers was pressed forward until they came in range of the enemy's batteries, planted north of the Rappahannock, which, from the configuration of the ground, completely commanded this side, and his, army therefore escaped with the loss of a few additional prisoners. E.

LEE." The following is an extract from a rebel letter: "While the enemy is developing his strategy, receiving reinforcements and gaining all kinds of advantages, Bragg's army is lying idle, qnietlyVwaiting Rose-crans' attack, which may not probably take place until hia flanking force will be well in Bragg's rear. It is very much to be regretted that Bragg' army can't be reinforced, and did not make an offensive movement early this spring, as soon as it could be mobilized. It is, in my opinion, not necessary to fight Eosecrans in his breastworks, as there is easy access by the Eagleville road to a position near Triune, flanking Murfreesboro' and Franklin, and at the same time threatening Nashville, which I prediot will be the road when Bragg's army advances." FROM COLUMBUS. the Cincinnati COLUMBUS, May 13. To-day the city has and surmises as to the cotton speculators, who were about to open an extensive con traband trade with the rebels via Matamo-ras, and also as to who the speculators are.

The whole matter is being thoroughly sift ed here by the United States authorities and as soon as the guilty parties are known from those who are suspected, but may prove to be innocent, their names will be announced. Some important testimony was taken to-day. General Mason sent a guard of soldiers this morning to Crestline, to arrest a man named Douglas, who, in a publio speech, advised resistance to the conscription. The soldiers were successful, and the Val- landighamer is now confined in the city barracks here. There were indications that there might be trouble at CresUine tonight, so troops were sent there this afternoon.

Two hundred and seven rebels were sent to City Point, Virginia, for the purpose of being exchanged. Major Clar ence Prentice is among them. Major Jones, of the State Quartermaster General's Department, who was sent distribute improved arms to a number Ohio regiments, has returned, having ac complished his mission. All but two the Ohio regiments with General Eosecrans are now supplied with first class Springfield or Enfield rifles. These regiments were overlooked.

Application has already been made for similar arms for them. Colonel Parrott is preparing his instructions for the. district Provost Marshals. His assistant, Adjutant-General Bieree, is on har.d to assist him. lo COFFEE.

TAVA MILLS COFFEE, fj Depot, Mo. 52, K. Y. This Coffee if put np under our own immediate wwat-vlaiAn. ktiai krinwina- it tit hn frM from all delete riona snbtanceawecan eafely recommeud it moat fastidious.

As there are no damageu goous nse it is not neoes'iary to nae more than trom one-half two third oi tne uaual quantity. For sale by tho following Jobbing Houses, Tii: Brad burn 1 iaher A Iddinga A fiaiina Gordon, McMillan A Co. Also at tail by W.P South worth, Wamelink, O.P. Beck A Benton Brothera, P. O'Bneu, J.

M. Uower iu the City of Cleveland. MAU orders arf-lreeed to nm will receive prompt nttetitlon. AKCALAKICS BtCNNKT A Wholoaale Grocers and Commission Mercliants, No. New YorV QALCINED PLASTER.

25 Bbls Kitr. calcined Plaster, RECEIVED. DAT. GEO. BFJAOCI, a and Merwln-St.

may II TELEGRAPHIC. NIGHT'S REPORT OF A REBEL CAVALRY RAID ON WASHINGTON. Rumors in Regard to Gen. Halleck Command of the Potomac Army. CAPTURE OF ANOTHER BLOCKADE RUNNER.

The Richmond Papers Report the Foolish Story that Frank Blair, is Taken Prisoner and Offers to Take the Oath of Allegiance to the Confederacy. LATER FROM GRANT'S ARMY. Ten Regiments of Blacks Organized. Ten More to be Organized. LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

Defeat of the Russian Army by the Circassians. Debate in Parliament on American Affairs. FROM THE RAPPAHANNOCK. NEW YORK, May 14. says Tumors Washington and the army, current here to day, are that fears of a rebel cavalry raid upon the capital are entertained in Washington, and for some days the planks of the chain bridge have been removed and full battery also stationed at the aque duct bridge.

On Sauday night last a rebel cavalry force made a dash through our lines and np to the chain bridge, but we cannot learn that the enterprise was attended with any advantages. This if true is evidently an act of mere bravado in return for Stone-man's exploits. Stoneman is at the headquarters of the Army of the Potomac, and Colonel Kil- patrick has received orders to report there. General Lee has detained all the nurses and surgeons who accompanied the ambu lance trains across the fords, and has also placed guns in position at Banks and U. fords, from which facts it is supposed that he intends to assume tbe offensive and cross the river and attack our forces.

It is quite certain Hooker had ordered portion of his army to recross tbe Rap pahannock some days ago as previously stated, in accordance with a plan formed before he commenced his retreat, but the plan was not approved by General Halleck, bo therefore countermanded it, hence the conflict in the reports concerning the repressing of the river by Hooker. General Butterneld has said that a movement cannot be made for some time. It seems not unlikely that General Hal leck contemplated assuming the com mand. FROM GRANT'S ARMY. CAIRO, May 14.

very up from Grant's army, state that at that time it was eighteen miles from Grand Gulf, encamped near Big Black river. We have not vet got possession of any part of the Railroad between Vicksbnrg and Jackson. There is probably no truth in the reported battle. At ultnton Grant is receiving beavy re inforcements by the new overland rente for troops, which has been made from Young's Point on the river below. It is only eight miles long and greatly expedites the forwarding of men and supplies.

Ten Negro regiments have been formed. General Thomas, who has arrived from Memphis, thinks ten more will, undoubted ly be organized. Congressman yy ashDurne left our ex treme point on Friday. From him we learn Grant's advance, then within fifteen miles of Edward's Station, which is eighteen miles east of Vicksbnrg. Two divi sions of Sherman's corps reached Grand Gulf.

Mc Arthur was crossing with his army. Excellent condition. FROM WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON, May 14. John Orcutt Carpenter, of Kentucky, convicted of treason, has been pardoned hy the President through the intervention of his friends, on tbe ground that be has repented of bis crime.

He voluntarily abandoned the service of the rebels and returned to his allegiance. One hundred and sixty rebel prisoners have signified their willingness to take the oath of allegiance. The oath was ad ministered to the Jurors of the Criminal Court to-day. The Navy' Department has received In- Ii formation that the Confederate steamer Cherokee was captured off Charleston while endeavorine to run the blockade. Lientenant-Colonel James Oakes, of the 4th United States Infantry, has been de tailed to aid the War Department in tne arrest of deserters, and in securing uni formity in the execution of the i.nroll ment Act in the state of Illinois.

FROM FORTRESS MONROE. FORT MONROE, May 13. to of of The followinz is from Southern papers Vicksbubo, May 8. The enemy is using the spades on the other side of the Big Black river. The Yankees oconpy Ctica, Hines ooun- tv.

Miss. Banks has published an order in New Orleans, requiring all registered enemies DV me istoi fliay 10 uio prepare to leave me i ans.ee nuco vj of May. Four thnnamd nrisoners arrived Richmond on the Uth inst- from Fredericks- bur a. rank r. Ulair Jr.

ma reponea among the captured, and passengers state that nnth of allegiance was administered him at his own reuuest. The Charleston Courier claims a vie wry at Fredericksburg, and places the reM loss at 10,000. FOREIGN NEWS. HALIFAX, April 14. nn- to The Steamship America from Liverpool via Queenstown 3d, arrived her.

with TO days' later neWB. 2d, two davs' The London Observer in a roino article does justice to President Lincoln his advisers, who, it says, evince a I'incere and earnest desire to cultivate most ft fondly relations with Great Britain, and aVpid giving just cause of offence. Consols on Saturday were firm at 935-Cotton firmer and all qualities slightly higher. Breadstufis steady provisions quiet steady; produce steady. Erie shares 46J 47 Illinois C.44i(?43J for discount.

The Russian army had been routed 3,000 Circassians, and the Grand Duke Michael narrowly escaped capture. The Times' city articl'i says it is understood that the United States Government has resolved to send an agent to England warned in maratime and international to co-operate with Mr. Adams in London, In consideration of the va riona jnnestionS now arisine or likelv tt arise points between the two cjuntries. Tn iivt in tn enahle such arinaimn. in ,11 sible cases to be settle promptly, instead of heinir subiects of Imlinns ence.

Earl Eussell, in reply to Lord I I 1 I warded to their destination without break- iDKuo seat upon uicm. nen us uov- 11 uiueni received mo communication which was to come from the Washington Government, it would be their duty to consider what answer they should return to the communication. Earl Hardwick called attention to the fortifications at Spithead and pointed out that the Charleston affair left the value of fortifications against ships exactly as it had always done. Several other speakers alluded to the Charleston affair and valuable experience. In the House of Commons, on April 30th, the Attornev-General in renlv to Mr.

Whiteside said he could not state when the case of the owners of the Alexandria would be tried. Mr. Bayard said he had much salisfae- tion in tiLtino thnt a riiAvtatoli hail heen at received that morning from Lord Lyons announcing- fhai fcal i-nn announcing that Mr. Seward had given directions that the mails on board the Peterhoff should be sent to their destina tion unopened. Cheers.

In the House of Lords Earl Russell said that as the question of the Peterhoff and the detention of her Majesty's mail had been the subject of discussion, it might be convenient that she should state the substance of the intimations he had received from Lord Lyons. Lord Lyons stated that in answer to his application, Mr. Be ward had informed him that tne American Government had determined not to release the vessel and cargo, but to send them before a Prize Court. With regard to the mail in conformity to the letter ol tbe alst October, they would be forwarded to their destination. Mr.

Seward stated that in any similar case the same course would be pursued until some agreement was arrived at on the subject. The law of nations did not appear laid down in any precise and olear rule, with regard to the practice which was somewhat novel, of sending mailbags by private ships. Therefore, Mr. Seward was anxious to make communication to her Majesty's Govern ment on tbe subject. Latest Londos, May 3d.

Consols, after official hours yesterday, were very firm at 93 J. Mexican bonds were much higher. Paris Bourse opened at 69f65o. Liverpool, Mar 2d. Wakefield.

Nash and others report Soar firm American 22 Wheat steady, and fine qualities somewhat higher; Ked, Western and Southern, 9s4j10s; Corn opened firmer, but closed dull mixed 30s white 31032s. Authorities report beef irregular; pork firm bacon easier lard npwards at 36s Brokers circular reports sugar active and unchanged coffee firm and unchanged. Barring circular reports breadstuns Arm; wheat higher; sugar tending downward coffee bnoyant tea quiet but firm and unchanged. Amerioan stocks quiet and tending downward. FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 14. The World's Washington letter states that indications are that the rebel army is swinging round his left on the Gordons- ville and Richmond road to Fredericks Hall Station, with his right resting on the Fredericksburg and Riohmond road at Bowling Green, thus protecting the upper end of the triangle formed by these roads at Hanover Junction, sixteen miles from Richmond, giving the rebels two railroads from Richmond to their army. in the to sad and by law, those 0D" pos FLOUR. OHIO FLOUR. INDI-ANA Floor, Akron Flonr.

IeiraMe brands for Fakerv. Dealer and Famtliee. in store and for taie hy CANNON A FBKhMam. may 14 wmmiasion Merchanta, Kiver-wt. FLOUR Wi Havi Cohsta-itlt on hand very choice brands of a kron and Ohio Familv slenr, and nod Southern Ohio, Indiana XX red and white Wheat Flour for Uailand nee tnem at tma'3 ULtKH UCHJIt trELLEtt 9n(Vl Bbls flour FOR SALE.

ClVLTV Among which nr. th following favorite brandr 'Navarr. Cltr "Willow Bank." "Mineral "Beacon and Fnion Mil's," "Canton City High falls Mills," for sale cheap. HPUANKLE a BI'KliKnT. 3V Mora in St.

bl.lee. Mills," OHO Bbi-8 FLOUR Rb0 Whiii heat XX for by may 1j. W. S. BfTRQKSS.

T30LTED CORN MEAL NEW 9 nd very choice for City Trade, at CHOICE GRAHAM FLOUR From partially hulled white wheat. apns a. ji. ratttti tv. YE FROM PURE white Bve.

fa31 A. M. PEMHV CO. pLOUK! 1. it 1 1 We call the attention of Bakera and all who deal in or consume Flour, to our stock.

We are constantly receiving on consignment a groat variety of Standard -Too "try Brands. FOE 8AJ.C AKRON, MASSILLON. POCTKKBF? OHIO AND iNDlAa A always ia store, ItsfTLook In at onr Warehouse Ivfore Burchaaing ilsewhere, and ate If you can't he turned. AlAVia vunui, 77 Klver-8t. 900 BBLS.

FLOUR FOR SALE, I ut)JJ inaacaaand Barrels, to salt the trader rtiiaiEn bi BiiKiir. 52 nnd 54 Klver-St. LOUR 2000 Bbls Ohio Favob- PROVISOS' ON par-cured Hams, Mew and Old Cheeae, Ma ple DUgiir, riicaory nuta, Btrainea ttmey, nu.ier, tCi, Broom, 4c, in it ore an1 tor tale by QflH Barrels DRIED APPLES ()uv la store on coniicumfnt, and for sale by tA.i nun ri.aa.uAsi, mayH Commission Merchanta. 7a tiiver-at. 17SBBI8 CHOICE DBIED Af- 1 PLKn jnst received and fir fa'e by may 13 CLAltn.

a giLiL.an. Rnn roXES STARCH ASSORTED, i rjJJ for sale by Ij. r. a a. nuituass.

Kft Bbls UNPEELKD PSACHE3, VJ prime order. 10 bbU peeled Phfj. roaya w- p- pult CUNDEIE9. 200 iJAKttlLfl LITT PACKED MISS 10. not) iba 8uffar Cured Cam id Hams, 75 bDis Carbon un, 56 bbla Lubricating 011, tn store and for tale by KHHT ANN A A npi-13 lf9 and 171 Blver street and Dock.

163 Ontarlo-St. 163. Has a iplenilid stock of Freeh TEAS for hia Spring Hi I a large STOCK Ot DUuaaa vrr uim oprius I Has a heavy stock or COrjaai tor ma opnng I wke4(ti wUh every variety Bcf.u it. T-oarn nT AGO mr.PTTPV trflTTSTi. FIRST CLASS llOOari all carefully selected and ynrchaaed Be lor.

in. men. advance. M. HOWB can sell cheaaer than any other esLabliahmenL, Is that fcaowa son and wberi t.

boy. w-UrmfmberJ. If HOWER haa always on band OABBON OIL of the beat Quality eechea, cheapest. mra NOLISH PICKLES. Gerkins, siixea.

Ohnw-cno piccadilli, Olives, Capers. MOULD A NU MSKN. MUSIC. (2HEET MU8IC, PIAHOS, No. 3 Kaclld Street, It b-rj i.rre stock of new and standard Tu.ie, Urstructlon Books for all SoluSi, rina, and a general maorunenl of "tTy Man.

free of postal on receipt A ltbralCdUcotmt mad. to Teacher, and 8 "aIToob hand, of th. celebrated tn, which suraaU other Jn.trumenU In uanddurahUitBWW roods he th. etc. Viellns, Jlual- ot sat Knabj lonr' FIAX33.

"fm. B. Bradbury'. PLWO-rORTIC XSIABLISHXIJT, Nw. 41it Biwmwt, New Yark.

THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECT-fnilr inritea tha attention of bis friend and tb public generally to hia Piano-forts aWtabliaiuiteLt at No. 4L7 corner of C'rosby-st. Having withdrawn bis In threat, itock and materials from the late firm of Lmhte A Bradbury wbtch firm wu diaaolvtMl on the 31it of January, and having purchased the entire atock ol Flm o-PortM ana Piano-rorte Material, owned by li brother. Id ward O. Bradbury in tbeaaid tirm, h- a now prepar to anpply the increasMt demand for -'m oetebrated Piano-Kortea.

Ktnptoying the moat tktd-ful and experienced workman, with a lartra atock ot the best and moat thoroughly aoaaoned material, art! an abundance ot capital, ne baa taken in hand tb prvonal anperviiioo of the whole beaineaa ofmaoa-tsvctnrioit: hia inatnunouta, and enabled to torn out Ftano-Fortiri ot tone and durabletwaa. BBADBCBT'SNSW PIANO FOBT1. In the arranfroment of our new acale, drawn and prepared with the ntmoat rare, expremly for our new instruments, we have addi-d evexy improvement which can in any way tend to the perfection of the Piano-forte, and we cms confidently amert, that delicacy of touch, volume, purity, brillaincy and delicacy of touch, volume, bnluuncy and sweetness of tone, combined with that strength and solidity ol frame necewary to durability, Uuws la- trumenta are nnequaiieu. "Streuglo and Beauty" Is onr motto, and wa Invite the rloeeet crillciain ot the beat unbiased judgtw In the land. SWT ITvry Instrument Is warranted or five years.

WM. B. BUADBUKI, 427 Broonet.t cor. Crosby, hew York. IRST CLASS PIANOS.

STZDTWAT ft 8018, Hew York, CHICXEE.I3Q ft 8053, Boston All wraona wtshln to aorchaee a 1IBST- olass isstbumcnt are invited to examine assortment, which we offer at New York Factory Prices. 8. BBA1NARD Ju3 Bnperlor-St. deer ABE'S PIANOS. i trrrz GEO.

A. BARLOW, Agent, Ho. Kaclld-BU Cleveland, O.lo, Keep oonatantlr on hand a large assortment of PIANOS. From the oolebraied man factory ot WM. KNABI A Baltimore.

Tbeae flan have tbe full Iron frame. ovretrnut bmaM, and all tbe lateet tmproTe-menta and for volume and evenniee oi tone, mt and agreeable action, durability, and nmb, are aupetior Wi My other manufacture. All Intending to at Piano, should nut fail see theae inatruaaeBta before) earcaiaamg elsewhere. Ivery Piano irran ted for Tlve Tear, And the rivif exchange given at any tim with la six Biuat OLD PIANO BiiLOCEONS TAKEN IN EXCHAN8 ALSO-ON HAND. Meledeo4y Smaii InitrwnenU, Siring, fa Among the many certificatea of the excellence and menu ui theae lanoa, we would refer to the follow- W.

Ki-Aftl, Baltimore, Dear Sir: I have great pleasure in certifying that 1 have tried yon Square rtenoa, and hnd tnem equal, if not so per or, to any li. thiaouuntry. Among their great qualities which diftwiiiguiab them, ia the evenness of tone, Uie asree able and easy touch, and volume of tone. tahiug yon ail ttte ancceea you so highly deaerre, am.btr, yonra very tmly, D. TilALittaijH, Translation From the French.) After bmviiiK elayed.on tbe of Meaera.

Knabe A Co It ia iniiKKttible not to bear testimony to tbir goal it Its, which have acquired for them the eminent reo itation wnich tbey euoy. The Pianoa oi tnr matinukctrire, on which I hare played, are otdiiig-y remajkabif lor thir qualitiee of tone. The powerful, without harnhuesa, aud the upper ut iri weet, clear aud bwrmonionaiy mellow, (cbryKtili-n,) and 1 do not toexurese in regard to toe lUumenu my entire taction, and to declare tlat they are equal It not aoptrior to the best maun; tared in Europe or thw country by the moat ai-f r'a-ted maXera. ifiigueaij 1. ML.

To Meaare. Wm. Baltimore I ean not but congratulate yon npou the Immense profrreea and Improvetnenu which you continually make ou your Pianos, which in my opinion, rank among the very bebt in the oonntry. M. ti'iKAiLOaCtl.

Mr. Gvo. A. Ealow Tbwe noble iMtromenta aoeneaa lmmensereefmrcea or power ana expressifn. The bane taeonoroua and grand tbe m.

ldle reginter, flea atlu jympaine.tc winw me umu aauvea tii u.if Uant, clear and pare ae silver bella. Tne scaie ia even without a single flw; tbe actios fa smooth and niarTulouclyeaay and tbepecal tbe flneet of which the Pianoforte is suaceptibV Inaword, K. Date's Piauoe are worthy of Artists, and are callable of rendering the ft neat fst aoalttnnt known in this realm of Art. Cleveland, O. ai- a a B.iLfiw.

Dear Sir It tivea me piearora tostaVfiiat 1 considt-r tbe Knabe Piano equal to any and supenor to moat tnittmmenta made in tbta oous trTt eaneoiauy in nconede aiiu vuiuiue vi wue. HsvioiLir in' one of tne aame for ten or more hoan of each day, twr two years, 1 feel confident In reccin- meBrdleW tiUdU Lail wuo tvre uuwjuiuwj wuu mwu 1 nm. Teacher of Mnaic (Vreland FemaJ a emluary O. A. ItAOLOW, Dear Bir It flvea me much peaa- ore to be able to say, that I consider bnoe a benneat, bo in in voiuuieimu iwoPiirow.wiiRii uv tver played upon, either iti America or Snrope.

Tbeatidavis operate with better enect tisan In any other! a trumenta; and In tact, fcnabe'a motto mag tmiy be, "JLioeuner. mn.v.a, Fref. H. J. Nothwaolb, Teacher ef Mnaio In tha Ohi titAte Blind Arivium, wrttea "After examinir a large lumber of Wm.

KnabeAOo'a Piano Furtea. I ucaeatiatiiisly pronounce them superior to anf I kave seac. heir tone is grand and noble; tney nave greai CMimdiy for sustaining tbe aound and taeir volutueuf tone power I have never heard excelled They combine with ahnetouck, depth, rweetuesaof one, parity ana ouraojuxr. That the Knabe Piano ta anperior to all there asadein thiscwunxry, for bnlltaooy, swaetneas, and vol ume of tune, needs only te oe oearu to coovjiioe tw tkve fact." lhtt Journal, Ooinmbua, Ohio. Ug.3:K37 MEDICAL DR.

HUNTER'S MEDICAL INPIEMAEY HUNTER Still Coktintjis a- old established alaoe. IT Mathews' iSkwL' nnth side of the Public Sonare. Clevelaiid. (.. ciinn ail that come in tact he la tha only reliable physi olavn lu Cleveland, treating the foilowtng dlaeaaea-namely: bcroiula.

Cancers. leers. Lung Dideaeee, Tumors, Fistula, Bronchial and i beam at ism, Agu and Fever, beminal Weakness, and all diaeesee peca liar to KemaJea. Lescorrhteaor Wbltea, Suppression Of the Menace, Painiul Menatrtiatlon, Innainuatioa and ulceration ot tue uterus or womo, ProiapsnaoK Fallinfof tbe Womb. All diaeaaes of the blo.1 and tin, entirely removod from the system.

All diaeaeeg of the organs of generation of male or female, ef what ever name or nature, treated in a careful, thorough and judiciooe manner, pointed out bj long axpexieiac and investigation. at" Ijow pricea and quick curea. Beoent oaaa oared In from tnree to eitrnt days. All syphilitic ans mercurial taints entirely removed from tbe system. Vr.

uusiia ia coiutiauiiy curing caeoa in um four to eUht weeka that have been treated hy other mhvairituis troin one to three veara. Young men afflicted with seminal weakness should apply to Dr. Hunter immediately, either in perer-a ot by letter, aa he never tails to onre. His remedies arc perfectly safe, and unknown to any other pbriiciaL In the United States. Patients of either aex, living at a distance, by statins; their disease tn writing, giving all the symptoms, can obtain medicine, with dirtction tor ita uae, by aldreasiug Dr.

Cleveland, Ohio, poet and enclosing a fee. mr All of the abov ove diseases CL RED. or no paj.M I AD commnnicationaeonhtieutlai. grom nia expeneooe auvi uieniivv praotii, makti no acropiea In ajwertlnf that whatever he nt dertakeeiii hia speciality, he will mobt OKBTAiaXT rsaroaM. No matter how hope tee may be the cae whether from extreme debility or prostration ol tho I system, or irom iinsncceasiui ueaiaieu i 01 empirrae Or sell-aryieu a.

u. wnun amuy who umuito- nv 1 I cation to me. or tbe no lues fatal hieaaoi overcoming I disesae by the advancement of age and a strictly 1 WOra, and if it la an early one from the cense of Lo- 1I1M fll lIITliy IVUU, iicuw.w tLnniuiDauiiaau.f and then reuulrea ou tbal as well aa local treatment which Dr. Hunter ia happy to be able to aay that thorough luvwatigation, and great Improvement la be treatment of private and delicate dissaaes of boh sexes, of however long duration, yield to hia mod truteunfortunate value life and health, they shoulg be inre and call on a physician of age and experience. aaar No charge for ad rice.

The Doctor's omee la constantly thronged with patienta from all paxtao the oonotry. lr. Hunter Is the only agent tn the United 8tatea lor Dr. VHIHOLS FttMALkJ MONTHLY PILLtf tne only cenuine Female Puis tn the United ritatea, Vt kC TO I.AlUk--, Mo article oi meaicme ntenoeo tor maie, that haa aver made ita appearance, has met JlSZ trated aa female disease. These Klla are -ho reeuU Ho article of medicine, tended for the use of Fa 5-Vndyd ear.fni pen.nc; in allvarietlM I of female complalnta, and In all ceeee of snpreaelon, Lncorrhos.

or wn.wa, 01 the Bhvlder, Kldnevs and omb, and lossj Sori. loos Eneray, "eir nee aw many u'r -w the Onion, none swk IU of them, for all HE. thein. Tney contain no mercury, no iron, no steel, no dead if oils Their nee can do no harm, and waan wad ao-oordtna to dlnwtlons. always do aood.

atarrled ladles who have reason to belle, themee'lvee In the family way, snonid not na.Lnem. a. by their action on th. womb, wotud be the ocnaeaoeuoa. Prloe 1 per box.

Peraoni aendlnf for F11H W1U anoloae one dollar and two Ppstaae tarn pa. oeverai pemins knowing the cacy of thea. birveadvertiaedae being ajrentefor Dr. VlchoU Hue. and sellinc a worthier articles not be lonnd at any other place bs lb.

Coiled Btata, uoe.t at Ur. Unnter'a lnOrmary, CVeveland, O. llr Hunter haa in hts poaaeaaloo numeroiia oertin sales aud testimonials, which relieved and happy pa tlenta have tenoered him, and have kindly prmlt! him toeihihlt to thoee deairoua of blaaertloe. sasT-omoehonnrruiae a. top.

at. darwlv FISHING K.lt Liud. Hooks, i Ilea, Haifa, la lane and in area 11 h.ve also on hand a nne aaaortmem DoXtolnd ImSB.rrell.d boot Onus. Ee- ,) Cleveland, O. Bapalrlns neaUy aiacuted.

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