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D YOU WISH TO ECONOMIZE ?

no YOU WISH TO ECoNoMIZE9
rticlos of LUXURY, corner of IA. and t4th
street, 10 selling GOOD CIGAR At Si.25 . box,
c0ntai nng iO0, and superior artrcaAt - and
% 50 Per hundred, these Cigars are made Ut pure
Cubs rebacoo, and are warranted to be a. good -
oheerfully returned if the Cigars do not give entire
satisfaotion, 90 Is st
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Tor RENT-The HOUSE the corner If
Warrington and Beal streets, GEORGETOWN.
INQUIRE within. IL cow,
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A RARE Eo GH Z 1 ! sALE:5Ths beau.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE west
IL end of the city. within lew doors OF the SEQ
Rotary of the Interlcr Gas ana water. with baths
sud shower baths ard Is rooms. For furthe- par
ticnlars inQuIre this office. I5-tf
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ing my understa ndipy Of the term sspriyats mem.
orandumn attached to the az reement entered into
between Yourself and Mr.. Sickles on the 27th Oc-
tober, 1856, and drawn up by me, beg leave to
state that the heading 'fprivafe memorandum,
was written after the paper had received the sig
natures of yourself and Mr.. Sickles, but In your
presence; that ] understood II was simply show
ing that II was not intended the agreement should
in terms be made public during that canvass and
so stated to Mr. Sickles and yourself at the time
in consequence Of a remark made by Mr.. Sickles
to the effect that its publication would embarrass
him. The wording Of the paper Is sufficient to
show that il was intended as a matter OF refer
ence In case any misunderstanding should after.
wards arise as to the agreement then entered into
Yours, truly, gro. II. BKEGA.
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TAVERN AND STORE PROPERTY FOR
i RENT-The House TT BaiIey's Cross Roads,
5 miles from Alexandra aud miles from Washing
ton. Pc. session given Immediately. For further
information address l.. BAILEY at Washington,
or inquire on the premises, Fairfax county.
Ocl4-eoStr l.. BAILEY,
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A VERY FINE GAEHLE d CO. PIANO,
"A having been used only a few months-
cost Ss25, will be sold for S225. the owner .6X0&
being compelled leave the city to be seenvJvNT'
~ the Music Store of MIR. MFTZEROTT.
CcO corner Pa. avenue and llth st.
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TRANBERRIES and BUCKWHEATFLO
~ If best quality. KING Il BURCHELL,
oc "a corner Vermont avenue and 18th st.
IRON SAFE FOR SALE.-A good Iron Safe
1 will be sold on SATURDAY NOR MING, Dc
tobsr Esd, at the Auction Store of G. X. l.. Crown
Il Co., corner Penn avenue and 9th streets.
nn ~
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NEW OYSTER SALOON.-The Subscriber
~ respectfully informs his riends that ~ ~
he has opened new OYSTER SA-NNfSI
LOON at No. 49, Tn street, opposite <NAksG
the Patent Office. where he is prepared ~
to servo up Oysters IN every style.
Families also supplied.
N JOSEPH FRANZT
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A MOVE IN THE RIGHr DREcTIoy.-On
Monday night last a bill was introduced into
the lower board Of the Washington City Coun-
ellis for the establishment of an apprentices
night school for four months This is an in-
stitutiOn much needed here-far more needed
than High School. There are thousands of
youth among US, who being employed stead
lily in the day time Mt labor, must neces-
sariIy depend on night schools for all the edu-
cation from books they con obtain. A due
proportion of them would gladly avail them
selves of such facilities as q properly conduct
ed public night school will afford 1t will also
be the means of keeping out Of the streets hun
dreds of viciously inclined youths whose pa
rents or guardians will compel them to attend.
oh me whole, we know not when a more truly
beneficial project, 80 far as the future Of this
community il concerned, was started.
1nE CALIFORNIA, NEW YORK AND EUROPEAN
STEAMSHIP CoSPAxr.-This company, that not
long since despatched the Hermann to the Pa
ci6c side with some seven hundred passengers
aboard, is just now the subject of much news
paper comment in New York city, owing 70 tho
apparent failure of its arrangements for thu
purchase of the steamships W ashington, Allan.
tic and Baltic, advertised BY it to take their
places on it, line. The company in question
is not the Nicaragua Transit Company, al
many seem to suppose; but an independent
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have received this morning, at No. sol west IT
street, large lot OF auction such Stock
Ings Gloves, Handke rchefs. Belts. Suspendsrs,
Black Cloth tlOaks, and lots of other bar gains.
Gail and see for Yourself You will fud nothing
but bareaIns al Sd 9TH street west.
Oc 20 ST. HENRY ADLER.
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AMUSRMENTs.

ODD FELLOWS HALL
BoNEAU's CELEBRATED MIRROR OF
Australia and the Celestial Empire
OPEN EVERY LvENING.
On WEDNESDAY, ard SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS. at 5 O'Clock.
For Families and Schools
Admission Is cents; Children Is cents; School
Children TO afternoon 1hIb ton. 10 cents.
Doors open at Z O'Clock; to commence at quarter
NJ Prof. Lovelard will preside at the Pispo.
TON THEATRE.
kuXEEk Co...................-Le ssees.
Z. w IAYLEURE. Manager.
THIS EVENING, October %. 1858.
For this NIGHT only, SherIdsns brilliant and famous
COMEDY,
THE RIVALS.
Sh Anthony Absolute .--------.. MI. Davldge
boD hcfes. W. DaNson
Capt. Absolute -Mr. Hanlev
Mrs. Maaprop-----..--.... ME- Muzzy
5ulIh.---- 800. hrt. frOctor
Tho Fare of
MY PRECIOUS BETSY.
Mr.. Bobtan. nv. DavIdse
In rehearsal, new pla, upon Washington life,
DONE With POLITICS.
Written Tor this Theatre by L. Hamilton Nansnds.
Doors open at quarter past O'Clock, Overture
will commence ri twenty minutes TO 8. precisely.
Seats can be secured without extIa charge at the
BOX oftce from JOS. M to SD IN. W
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TIE MORALE OF NEW York PoLIriCs.-
Some days ago we published from a New Y ok
paper bargain made two years in advance, by
the Hon. Daniel E. Sickles, to transfer to the
Hon. Hiram Walbridge, at the approaching New
York election, the votes of the Democrats Of
the Congressional District now represented by
the party of the first part aforesaid. Had it
been r bill Of sale for the bodies and feeces OF
so many mangey sheep, it could not have been
conceived, wOrded and concluded in a more
businesslike way. Mr.. Sickles, when the
pinch came, flew from the bargain, as we stated
on publishing our first account Of the matter
He has subsequently essayed to justify his act
of regulating it in a letter published in the
New York Times, and addressed to General
Walbridge, in which he says:
"The memorandum made by Mr. Breoa of
our conference, and agreement on October %
1856, was 'prirats nnemoraHdum" Your pres
ent claim rests upon it. To make 1t known was
to render its fulhlment, far this involved
your nomination in another district, through nv
instrumentaiity, impracticabe. Desiring In good
faith TO perform my part Of the compact and
approaching the importance Of this complete
reserve, have never shown Mr.. Brega's memo
randum or mentioned its purport, even to nv
most intimate friends But you have dsclo ied
its contents to many persons, and therefore you
the way Of Obtaining for you a nomination in
another district. These obstacles are So apparent
to all persons familiar with party movements,
that need not enumerate them to YOU
The breach Of confidence 1 speak Of II only
as an act of indiscretion) by you In giving gem
eral publicity to Mr.. Brega's "private memo
randum' Of our conference, would Of itself de-
prive you Of any claim upon me, based upon a
stipulation you had already violated
Those knowing our oft-expressed opinion of
New York city politics need hardly DO assured
that We entertain no better opinion of Mr.
sickles reasons for failing to abide his contract,
than Of the contract itself. Both alike illus
trste the necessity for radical change in New
York political affairs, if the American public
would have New York city really fit for self
government; as it by no means is at the present
writing, if this affair and its result is a fair
illustration of the political moral of its COM
munity.
P. S.-The following note from the custodian
of the precious contract referred to above, ad
dressed to Gen. Walbridge, has just appeared
in the papers.
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II CELADON SNYDER
Has COMMENCED the PLUMBiNG GAS FIT
TING, COPPER. I'll N and SHEET-IRON Bus
MESS in the Philharmonic Hall building. on ID
street south between lith and tn streets, next to
the star Ofiise. Will be pleased TO hayc share of
the patronage of his fellow citizens. All work n
trusted to care Will be executed with dispafch
employ.
Give him call. .... Oc l9-1m
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young Man, CSvissD SITU-
w ALTON either as W. tier a private family,
Or TO attend to horses. Address Box No. 10, Star
office. If-
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WANTS.

"a ANTED-By an experienced Woman, y SIT
UATlON as cook, or To- do he general house.
work of a small family, chIid's nurse. Good
references can he given. Address Box No n, Star
once IT.
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WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN 10 cook end
w do the work for small family on the heights
a ppiy unless well Recommended. Apply az l2s " ert
street. " georgetown. % eu3ts
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FRENCH HATS.
d UST ReceIved sn invoice of French MOLE
SKIN HATS, most beautiful article and n
entirely new pattern. "
JAS. Y. DAVIS, -
oc 1854 ....--. Successor TO Todd Co.
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SO BAGS NEW BUCKWHEAT,
CO % kegs prime AIDES Butler,
% bbls. No: I, 2, and MACkEREL.
% bbls. Refined SUGARS,
2 coo lbs. HAkE FISH,
loo lbs. LARD,
bbis CUCUMBER PICKLES,
81 boxes New York CHEESE.
For sale by w. III. TENNEY,
90 10 St GEORGETOWN.
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psT-un ,es,eTdsy Ihpt re- ser,; ;,s - So
att ched. II was vrepobed IN scIne way from the
watch in the owners vest pocket suitable re.
the Star Once, eW-u
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pOOMS FOR RENT-On the first, second, and
IL third floors. furnished or unfurnished, with or
without board. Situation pleasant. Terms mode
rate. No S67 New York avenue, north side. be
tween 10th and llth streets. SCI 3-lms
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CARO.-The travelling pubIie will please take
"A NOTICE that my OMNIBUSES q 4.f7R
running regularly 10 and from the Boats
in Washington. DO not purchase OmnI-
bus tickets on the bOats. Tn original fare ef 81
adhered to.
90 ls Nv HUGH LATHAM,
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COACHMAN WANTED take charge Of the
~ arr az and Horses OF private family IN the
country. To a competent and experlenced driver
the best wages vii be given. Apply at 90 Penn
avenue. over Lane fuckers, between the hours
OF 10 and IL m.
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VALUABLE AND WELL-STOCKEDF FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE.-The subscribers offer
for sale on accommodating terms the usble Farm
owned and occupied 10y Georre e. SIebel, Esq,
within two miles of Retsviie. Maryland, contain
ing about $50 acres of land with new DIV Hing house.
barn. stables corn house, and other outbuOIngs,
together with the Crops, stock of Farming ImpIe-
ments. which are of the most suparior character
For particulars inquire of J. e.. McGUIRE& CO,
Auc: ZION and Commission Merchants. DC IL cost
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Il OST-This mornIns, At Browns Hotel, biack
II GUTTA PERCHA CANE, si'h gold head,
marked q. y. d. TO !. %. III. rhe finder will receive
the thanks Of the ov ner by eavng t at the once OF
Browns Hotel. ocB-S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-oei- "a
Inv TIL EGRapH

l,ur-AI1re actiye and the market for medium shade
ro sies u bbs 8 az fJr unsound; Sil5e4 ~ iI
5-d1e gt.,e s. 54 20 for extra state 81 zat 50 9i
s,,er1pe Westerns 81 4565 for common TO nedIun Ara
tr1 . 3 s % shipping brands extra ROUND h't
- ne market closing steady Canqdl1n hnur siisde
mer with sales Of oGO btls sos ioT common 70 oloiCl
ezra Rye -four selling at - & ~ - , -
Wheai-Ouiet with fair home trade demand and nla-
rt secniaive inquiry. chiefly for winter red WasleTn
Which i scarce and hrmly hello sales 9 ~ On AZ Cs Gi
llv fa1ugei Chicago spring. sc 100 colaeh heN il
ase club 81 o. fo- mixed Mi-c1nsin II ~ Jog slnei
red Oo: 81 I3dI 2s for white Canadiani 81 I- ioS eon
Rve-Is dull: sales COO bl al 70c 80. q. o,-
Isrle-I-ayy; sales O0j b1 Canaua E@s- q ~ o'O
bu far state az s3SSc- 81. e.-c,, ,o- ,,,,- -, O.,
good. 60 si5 % fofCluCe mixed wes-eIl. .---r =
0as-n moderate request al $40 uc w s'1'l' t@'
western and Canadian. ,., . ,-,.--,,. H., Ia,
ter prlce fur choice 4
p6r-The market is rather easier with moderate DC
ud: Fales 2l00 bhS al SIG ali for mess, the iSiue
1Tir. 10 a 7 We socn SIS S3Gi4 p for prime
cef-Sales 80 bhlS al - 50lo Tor countTg lss - ~
for prime sll.GI2 for rep cke1 ness Slsl3 % I1i
f,fr1 mess sales I15 bbls beef Ems at ; T.
Cut Alcas-Quot Al Cisg6Ac fsr shoulders egs7sc ~
hans $50. 900 r....-. ,o-srn.yc
LardSteady. sales $50 bts Il - iuo ioT new lo'o'
fIT otd-
Dressed Togs-Firm % 6llG644c. --~-, D..
I,utar-In air demand n Ia sc for ONO, and i e io
'Cbces--Aciive at 6aslc.
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S. Corning & Co.'S Quotations.
ALC OHOL
RU MING FLUID,
N.vUr AcruREp BY S. CoRNING d Co, 76 RISEE
SrREEr, CLEVELAND, Ono.
BUFFALo PRODUCE nIARKET-oct.

Tleur-garI et quiet and serly demand l.llnee -
n s7Iza 5G r OF extra and double ext" "es'
Wh.stLIe market is ql'e and demand mnierata Sale
m M In Al 81 for Milwaukee cut; 81 Tor red o.li d ID
orNH falr demanl; market frm; sales 5000 Dl al o
1ic in part 10 arrve the HlIkel CLOSING lA' l-o s VI
tilher grades -.-.,--.oo
(,.ual Freirts-Sead; 43c On HOUR i-c On MAe1 au'
llc On corn To New York ,,,, gs-
4aEe Receipts p houTs-Flour l,ilU Dds NileL lo9s
In. cJr1 3gjJ ia; oats 7Ol bu- barley sc bu
canal Shpmeuts-klouT sl1 Dnls' "ioa1 40 o-'' D1' 1
90 I'm
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2 Z z

r R-Radway's Gezdy Relief iug Headache, wheths
sick or nervous rheumatism. Parays Lumiaga, G0ui
Neuralga. Ta0haehe Small P0x Fey swollen Joints
Kidney Complaints Scarlet Fever PAINS around the Live.
FeurIsy, Measles, Heartburn, and Pains II all Kinds.
Rzdwa5's Ready Rebel WIl, IN lew mluuies, change
the mIseres you suffer Co JOY OF pleasure.
r x. R-Radway' Renoyatins RUsOyent, 10 the cue
Of iseasessur ScFfuous and Syphilitis Com
plants Cos urtiys aad other affections 81 the Lungs und
Throat IndurafoH and Enlargemeus OF rti, Eruptlve
and Other discasrs Of the skin Nodes Tu0rs Ulesrs Dys-
psia and all other diseases arising nom ~ npuTe slate
Of the Blood
speedily. COsveuess, Indigestion, Inflammation uf The
Bowels, Dys epsia Liver Complaut, Diseases of The
Heart Kidneys Female Comp naluts SNAIL p1N Fevers
Measles &c, ~. Wheneyerthe system "a order
dose OF Ra1py's Regulators will restore REGULARITY
No FEMALE sLaCll be gsi.gut thela
r. r. r. Remedies are sold By Druggists evCrYwherr-
RADWAY = co
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Drugs

GOAP-Low's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, CeavJrs Glycrruc, Alu usk and llOusv
SOap.-yyalrauted genuine for safe By
RRUSHES-A fine assortment OF
Har and Cloth Brushes; also Teeth Brushes OF IvOTF
Bone. Buffalo Horn anJ Sandal Wood. F9Isals ~
fehg F. ". SACKRtDER
II UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
IL s0rmeut Just received t1gethsr with great variety
Tess p W SACKRIDER.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT oF CLFYELAND-oct. as.

PORT OF CLEYELAND-Oct. 2s.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer May Queen. VigeT, Detroit.
Prop uding. kIcker-On. buiftos 10 tons nlsa
Schr Amerira Sc0yiIle. BuiiIlos no cargo.
cr Ketchun, Philips EufIl0, % pkgs ginger Wlnc l.
x L Burges>-
CLEARANCE
Steamer May Queen. Vieer, Detroit.
scar America Seville, New Baltimore; 100 tons Of coal
ssoR Sea witch Fuller Detroit $50 tons iron ore Rhodes
s. Card.
II LIST OF VsssELs passIns and out Of the Lock Of
the Weand Canal at Port Colbourne c. furnished by
the Lock Tealcr 70 P Dobns Secretary Of The Board
OF Lake Un lorwriters;
BOUND wEsT. oct a6th-Brig Ocean; Sclrs Quebec, NJ
AIc Nair On the 27th-Schr Transport
BOUND EAST Oc.. 2ah-None. On the a7th-PsoD Bay
State.
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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
Many diseases that aiaCt Lulauy iusctilCu as le
oums frun the diseased bodies OF slcky sizes ScruCa
Consumption syphilis aud Fits among the most com
mon of itutIcual diseases Now We care not how
many generations the seeds of these diseases may have
been estai isgd the svstCu CJuuptiag tie Dlu0shAD
WAYS REN0vArING REsOLyENr will eradicate iron ia,
bodies the afflicted ever patUe OF diseased deposits
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CInLnRENis DISEASES.

r. always RENOvATING REsOLvESr should De haied as
blessing By every mother tTuehuui The land, whose
infants hicte with Sores uurs Nc. Ihs ~ break
(taus earlyl evidence disease Transmitted
parent stock. few doses Of the hENoyArGN6
REsOLv will eradicate vestse OF the disease and
iEsuFe the child a sound and healthy b1dg.
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COMMERCIAL.
,1N aNn nRNANIENTAL PRINTING

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
r Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every descr1iio
@ At tho Priat:ng Establishment Of the Leader Oace,
an l latest npr we'd and most rapid steam presses IN tho
hest tyle on short notice, and at reasonable rates Par
isular attention paid blank work. Every description
fBniing DONE especially Blank Books Lelges, Journ
as sales Bo ks. Receiving Books, sc. sc.
Cleveland Produce Market.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE.}
THURSDAY, Oct . p. N
FLOUR-No sales
wHEAT-sales car prime white sl,i5i cars white slo6
I prime red CSC.
CORN cars Sic track; 100 bus from store At 'c
HIGHWINES-Sae 2O bbls Al PC.
sEEDs-ag bus. Timothy at Sl,s5.
APPIFs-saIes bbls common fruit At Sa5J.
BEEF-Paekers are Jusy engaged, vita good supply Of
ttle at > a25J with the English government
has been awarded Mr. SrASDARr Of this city The con
tracts are for total 1900 erees; and portions Of the
amoont have en- given firms Chicago, Cincinnati Phil
ajelphia and Baltimore.
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1858. 1853.
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad

- - .sS7.sss
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
~ 10, lbs Passenger Train leave Cleveland as follows
Gas N, CIncIunau kNpress stopping a. BeTea. Grafton
Welunstlr, New Loud0n, Shelby, Cresillne,
Gallon, CaraInstun and Delaware
10 z N, Cincinnati Night Passer ger, stopping all sta
lions between Jlevea and Gallon, and al
CafdiHst0u and Delaware; also, stopping To
leave passengers at al stations south OF Gallon
CONNECTIONS
Shelby, Sanduskv Mansfield and Newark Railroad for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon. Neggark. Zanesyllle, &C
CTsstliuc Pt'shurgh, IT. WsFue aal Chicago Railroad
for Forest. Upper Szllusky, De phus, Lima, Fl
WAYNE. Lapurte. Chicago. Ec. west and East
for Msusfeld, wooster Mass lon &c.
Gallon ami Belleflntaine Railroad Line for iiarun Belle
fnlalne, Sluuey UnI1n, Muucie, Indianapolis
Terrr Haute, Nnceuues. Evansville. LOUISVILLE
Cairo ST Louis,
De aSase Dayton and Cincinnati Line for Springfed, o.
Tiayt0u, HamIitsl Cincinnati. Alchl4onl, In
diauap0ls, Ierre Haute, s. LOUIS. &C. and al
Cincinnati with the Ohio Mississippi Rail-
road for Louisville, and all pOlnts on the Ohio
River.
COlaubus Liils Miami and Columbus and Xenia Rail
road, for Nenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, TeIre
Haute, s. Louis. Morrow. Luveland and GIN
clnzti. aEd viii thC Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road al Cincinnati Tor Louisville, Evansville,
Cairo, 81 LsuIs. and all points on the OllO river.
Colum rus Central Ohlo Railroad for Newark Zanesve
Wheeling, &c; Columbus, Piqua and Indiana
Railr1ad for Plgua. UrIana sc
q For Tickets 10 ali points and information apply
the Union Ticket Once 81 superior street. al the Pas
ssngsr Siets4a-
Cleveland MAY n lsss
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CLEVELAND, zINESIlLLE & ClNClNNATl
RAfLRDAD.

ER M ;ssss:sszz-zsis:s
On and after March 8, 1883.
DASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
L leave Cleveland the trains VI the Cleveland and
PITTSBURGH 1eAruad At As p. M- changing ears at
Hudson,l for CuyahOsa Falls Akron, Orrv1lIe aud
Allliersburs connecting at Orrge with trains the
PitisDuGs ST aFHe asd gAIcug0 <. r, east and
ioT Canton M2sson wooster Lcuensille aud Mansfield
Trains leave Mersburg for Cleveland .l6 A NJ and
195 NJ connecting al Orrvle with T. aims on the p IT
" C. r r. by which passengers, from Canton Massil-
on Wooster Luudeuvllle and Mansfield reach Cleveland
~. o'e---s - siarnN prRKINs srn,t
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m; The Northern Transportation Co.. 90

WILL. DURING THE PRESENT
w scason run their we'll known and popular line Of
FIRST CLASS STEM PROPELLERS AND
SAILING FESSELSf
Regularly between Oglsl sburgh and osweso and the
per Lakes, formlns
DAILY Line bstlreen OgdeAsJurgh and Osarego
and Ports on Lake Eric
And Trlweekiy Line between Oglensbuig and Oswego
and Ports Lake Michigan Connecting Oslensburgh
with the Ogdeushureh and Vernon. Central Route be-
tween Ogdensbursh Burlington, CoIc0rd, Manchester
Iawreuce. Nashua. Lowell Boston, and at OsveEO
with Iluvey Crawford snew OswegO line Of hiry FirSt
tween C)swego and New York thus ahouiIng REGULAR
Sueev and Cheap Route with but one transhpm BE-
fyseu Boston England and New No.k md the WeSti
This Comnanv having eaede the most ample arrange
ens al Osego for Dock and Storage faci les with abun
hi fsr handling asserting and Shippns
antee the safe prompt and perfect delivery Of all property
entrusted 10 its care
Transportation Line of Canal Boats the Ohio Canal
line OF Propellersto Lake Superior and with Railroads.
Columbus Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisyie and St.
LOUIS.
AGENTS AND CONsIGNEEs:
J Myers, 3 Centiss lOtis Kimball, los State ST.
J. l. Warner. Slip. n York. Boston, Mass.
Geo CLARK, us Broad 81, CTawiord 4 Co, Ogdeusbh
> C. Hoyey. New York. New York.
HoveY \ Crawford, Oswego Wm. T. Walker. Toledo. o
New York. D. X. Mathews Defruit Nh
BIather Co, Chicago, III. Barclay Co, BiiWaukss
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LOCKER Co, Racine. u. T. KIRKLAND, ShebOyran.
Crawford Co., Cleveland, 0
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We desire 10 cal alto utIuu 20 letter from Dr. Joshua
F. Bridge, .The Health ofAmercan Women IN anoth-
er column He treats The subject m ahe manner, and
his skill and medical Judgment be relied UPON
| Prom fas Albany Morniag ErprssE-
Aarshals Uterine GafuOllc0n hes uIUgeI 10 be fully
valuable = j. 0aiHe % he IN many made
b. medical gentlemen AID others Dr.. Bridge regular
physician very dne atainmeuts great Blgmeut
and Discrimination iudel1us and hlehy g prlc-
utoner. N AL diseases especially those Of women aad