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SSnsuranfe Gunrualries.
MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
OFFICE OF THE
! Me- T ,E INISURAN NOE COMPANY,
| NO &c PINE STREET
NEW yOpR Noro,,har,o,,

NEW YORK, November 18th, 1889
HE AdoEE COMPANY, HAVING THEIR CAPITAL
GleS on Vessels Freghs and Cargoes against Marine and
inland Navigation Risks, and solicit the patronage of the
public The charter provides that third. of the profits
shall be divided among the Stockholders remaining
two'thirds among the Dealers
the intention of this Company increase its Capital
to $n00, consider able amount OF which is already sub
s,rlbe and paid in The Books of SubcTi on will remain
the office fthe Company until December
Certificates of Stock will he issued upon surrender
the receipts already gven) ard after Tuesday next the
18th inst -
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For sale by g. WATERS X son, Brokers,
mhl9t No Law Buildings
IT, FOR SALE OR RENT.
ksIs House Cough aud Caroline street. suitable for
-ss.s% Grocery, Provision or Dry Goods Store.
House No. III Franklin street. suitable Produce Pro
vision or Clothing Store.
House No. 81 North Frederick street, suitable for Lager
Beer Saloon or Boarding House
Inquire of C. II. MYERS & BROS,
aft No. ~ Exchange Place.
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G5roteries, giquors, 1t.
G. H. REESE & BROTHERS.

90 C. A SEWELL & CO.,
* III TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS,
49, 70 Have just received aresh supply ofNEW Raisins,
Figs, Citron and Currants.
Also store, general assortment of fresh GROCER ES
consisting of fine Teas, Wines &C. English Pickles. &C. &C.
which selling low
The public will find it to their interest giving our stock
an examination before purchasing elsewhere
E9- Goods delivered TO all parts of the CITY free.
Diff si3 WesI Pratt street
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nIARIES FOR 1860.
~ A FIRST RATE ASSORTMENT
Just received and TO- sale by
SAMIl E. TURNER,
nItfr No. South Charles street
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND BOSTON
EXCHANGE,
na-tfr PURVIS Il co.
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DORTLAND KEROSENE Oh.

EJOKI LAND kEROSENE Oil.
This OIL is of an Interchangeable Lemon color, ha.
pleasant odor. and doe smoke while burning Itis
uGd"uhtedly tie best article Offered ia this market
We prepared to supply this OIL in the ,iUa psCk
ages, Or in quantities To suit purchases
Also oier KEROSENE LAMPS, with al the
prOvtments in burners Ciuuegs, Globes Shades WicAs.
&c, Of the best quality and the lowest prices
DOBBiN Il WAKEFIELD.
Sole gents Of the Portland Kerosene OIL Co,
! n26-tf No. South street
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ffr f...f FOR RENT.-Double House, No. IL st.
Whit Paul street, above Baltimore street now occupied by
-ash- Mrs Adams a BOARDING HOUSE-wnuld suit for
4 RESTAURANT
DWELLING No 43 north Calvert street above Lexington,
with gas and water
OFFICES AND ROOMS No Calvert street near ta Bar
NUNS, second and third floors.
s2ldtf W. W. GLENN, 20 N. Charles street.
NOR RENT.-TWO LARGE ROOMS, suitable
Il for Offices of any kind. Also, CELLAR, ut
URI KILBURN'S,
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CREAT ECONOMY OF ZOE.

McAEGI y JENKINS.
PATENT ELEVATiNG REFRIGERATOR.
Which combines GW temperature with economy of Ice. ant
perfect seifVentiatiOn.
Manufactured and sold by NcAVOY 4 JENKINS.
PENN SrOyF HoU.E.
m3D-tf M Il Jight strna. R,Ifir,I,.
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FLIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE OR LEASE,

OK FOR EXCHANGE
FOR IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
These Lotsare situated Madison Hoffman
street Applyat the office of the Daily Exchange ie29t
COUNTING ROOM ON FIRST FLOOR FOR
SRENT. Apply to POULTNEY It MOALE, Al Lombard
street. s22-tf
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SUPPLY OF MATERIALS FOR THE BALTl-
CMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD C0MPANY.-TRfA S-
URER'S OFFICE, BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY, DEC EMBER l3, lS59.-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received marked PRoPoSALS and addressed to
the undersigned and inclusive of the oath day of the
present month for much of the following articles this
Company require in the various departments Of its
service the half year ending the Both day OF June, 1860
viz:
LUMBER, IRON AND OTHER METALS, HARDWARE,
DRY GOODS. GLASS, PAINTS AND PAINT OF, and all
other articles generally used Printed lists of articles will
be furnished on application to ISAIAH KROESEN Pur
chasing Agent who will be in his Office Camden Ston
Building, from to IL o'clock every day.
SETTLEMENTS will be made in cash the 18th day Of
| each month j. i. ATKINS
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n. REID. AGEY'

Il No 10 NORM EUTAw STREET, near Fayettr street,
HAS FOR SALE GROUND RENTS s62 50, $3.50 $50, s2,
$3.50, So 5 SS5, of SIS 80 each, 500 of $50 EACH
$3.50 Also Country Seats Farms Houses all kinds Wes-
tern Lands and Southern Lands for exchange Houses
rent al. IF
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With great variety of Stable Utensils &c appcrtaning to
large establishment of the kind; all Of which will be sold
without
Terms Of sae-$20O and under cash: s2oO months
credit with interest and approved negotiable paper.
The Horses &c, can be at time by applying
MeSsrs. Coleman Bailey. No los Thames street
dIits 50 baltimore street
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o. FOR SALE.-A three-story BRICK
EFF DWELLINGN S2s East Baltimore street with two
-aleAstory and attic double Back Building All the mo-
dern improvements Lot by Ground rent 1925 per
front foot. Apply to EDWD. MITCHELL Il co,
jSt No 90 Pratt street
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NTURPHYSC OUNTiNG-HOUSE CALENDAR

MURPHY SCOUNTiNG-HOUSE CALENDAR
lTl FOR 1860.
The Annual Publication this Commercial Sheet will
be ready, as usual, on the LIST Of January.
The forhcomngssue will be presented to the public with
abeautfu illuminated Border, and other improvements
desire handsome for their Counting
Room, and CONVENIENT AND RELIABLE GUIDE to all mat
appertaning the Banks Insurance Conn anie5 Rail
roads, Steamboats, Packets, Freight Lines Courts, Public
Offices, &C, will be served at their offices at the usual time,
ct the store of the publishers.
MURPHY K co,
Publishers, Printers. Booksellers Stationers,
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o. FOR SALE OR RENT.-That very desir-
49, No. 206 NORTH CHARLES STREET, north of Eager
This building is of the most substantial character and
interior rargement of Rooms, Fantrles s anyways,
sc cannot be tssed Ills supplied with complete Gas
Hot Water and Furnace arrangeu and is in every re-
spect very desirable Residence 1t will he sold rented
on pleasing terms. Apply to +. W. ELDER,
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rRnnI wAsnNGrnN.

WAsHtNuTON, Oct. D,
But little information hao been received on
official quarters in addition to what was tele.
graphed yesterday relative 10 the filhbuster
movements. ... .
As TO the reported departure of party OF
fllibnstcrs, the only authentic account in the
possession of the Government, IL that they left
on tug boat about ten miles below New Or
leans, but which could not convey them TO the
place Of their destination They doubtless
expected 10 be taken on board larger and
more suitable steamer. .I-#
In the meantime, Collector Ha ch, his depu-
ties, and other federal officers, are, according to
their instructions, Tesorting 10 every legitimate
means TO intercept the hlllbusterr, Ia addition
TO other measures, vessels have been despatched
for that purpose.
While these things are progressing near New
OFlssns, information has been received that n
number of fillhusters arc 10 Mobile, some Of
whom were prominent Ia the Susan hlhbuster-
ing expedition, which vessel, it will be rec9-
lected, was wrecked 81 Gioser's Reef
Tue federal officers there have been insiruct-
ed TO watch their movements and act accord.
ingly. Il is not yet considered necessary to
send out any new instructions 20 our naval
forces IN the Gulf and Pacific az the vessels
now there are In possession OF the orders here
iofore issued Ia relation TO the Nnlawiul ex'
peditiOn The success oftac expedition Is not
considered promising but should tss adven-
turers invade Nicaragua and interrupt the
Transit, there is reason 10 believe that our
federal forces would promptly inierpose the
power found IN the Lamar zeladen treaty and
to rs exercise Nicaragua would have no oblee'
tion.
Gen, Jessup is still confined to his room By
serious illness
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FRnNI pmlLAnELpmIA

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8.
The aouual meeting Of the American Board OF
Commiss. .oners for Foreign missions, comme eed
yesterday. Tnis Is the oldest OF the miss iOnary
organizations of the country II was iuoorpOra-
ted by the Legislature Of Massachusetts in l7l2,
on the 9th OF Feb In the same year, and sailed ear
ly for the East Indies. II is stated that when the
first missionaries set sail, the entire amount IN the
treasury was but 5000; now the income Of the
society is about S325, 900 t..'.
Az o'clock yesterday afternoon the meeting was
called to order by the Recording Secr lary, who
read letter from President HopkiHs Informing ol
his inability 10 be present and suggesting that
Judge Jessup be selected in his In the ab
sence Of Judge Jessup the Hou. Judge Strong O
this State was called to the Chair. The Rev. d
Sheppard then opened the meeting with prayer
The Treasurer then read his report showing that
the expenses OF the year were S4l9 ,2s9-reoeipts
Se50,9l5-leaving debt Of SGs,97l; the perma
nent fund S56,7l5-permanent tune TOT officers
S399,9i0.
The report was then read from the Prudential
Committee on the state Of foreign miss ions, most
Of which are IN flourshing condition. The num-
Der Of missions 2G--stations DEMONSTRATIONS l3l
ordained missionaries l69-physioians not or.
dained 4-ma'e assistants l4--femae 2l0-natiye
preachers 222--natvo helpers 254-number OF
printing establishments SPACES printed last year
Al $50 O40-churehes 253-cburch members 49,.
575-added during year l270-seminarles 7-igee
schools 3l3-puplls Ia do. 79ll-do la seminariet
407--do in boarding schools 637-whole number
10 schools and seminaries 1889. The opening ser
mon was preached last evening BY DR., Patterson
Of Chicago.
The report Of the Prudential Committee wa
received, which says the receipts of the Board haC
tailed to keen pace with the expenses The IN
come from foreign missions averages S3l2,oo0 pc
annum. Up to the year 1858 the receipts wer
sufficient, since that time the expenses have beel
beyond the amount putinto the hauds OF the Com
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Yesterday AflernOon's Report.

81. LOUIS. Oct. 8.
The Republican received a note last night from
tho Postmaster At Santa Clara, Caliiornia, saying
Bfoderick and Terry did eight duel On The morn
ing Of the 18Th. Terry vas shot IN The throat and
the wound IL supposed 70 be a mortal one.
Mr. Jarvis, Treasurer Of The Sonoro Mining
Co. Edward Woodman, And p y. Cross, late edi-
from Arizona.
Capt. Smith, Superintendent Of the Third Di-
vision Of the Overland Mail Line. also arrived
from El Paso. awaiting shipment Captain Smith
states that the silvel mines Of Arizona are doing
well, but the miners were greatly annoyed BY the
depredations Of tue Apache Iudiansi
The news that Col Fauntleroy superseded Bon.
nerville a. commander of The Department Of New
Mexico, gave great satisfaction IN Arizona.
Capt Stones surveying party eDoamped near
Patagonia mines, awaiting intelligence as TO fur
ther movements. IN UTI
Rich veins Of gold quartz had bein discovered
at Sabta Cruz river Ia the vicinity OF Fort Bu.
chanan. H"t. L
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. Cheesemnn,a Pills

Ofs Cueehetnahb Ellb
he combination Of ingredients In these Pills IL hers
alt Of long and extensive practice. They are mild IN
their operation and certain correcting all irregularities,
Painful Meusuations removing all obstTuctions wheath-
sr from cold Otherwise headache pain in the side pal
pitaton OF the heart whites all affections, hyster
ios fatigue pain the back and limbs, &e disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption Of Nature
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement of In the treatment Of
rregu arss aud obsructons which have conSgnt
many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the bs
owed 70 PREMATURE GRAVE No fems,e can enjof good
health unless she is regular an whenever obstruction
tAkes place the general health begins 10 decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are tho most eaecusl remedy ever known for all com
pa us peculiar Feals To all classes they arc inyR
usblt inducing, NTH eeraiaty psrIodie9 popularity fheg
arc thousands WHO have used them AZ different
Throughout the country having the sanction ofho
mos sB. t4snf Qtysicidns in America.
Frse directions sang iotsH aud WheH they should not
b. used 18th each BoEthe Price One Dollar each boz
vauShle pamphlet to be had flee Of the Agents Pills
sent bV natl prOzRpiy by enclosing price the General
AGENT. sSu BY druggists generally ..
X. b. HUrCHINGS, General Agent,
No. i65 Chambers st., New York.
Sold in Cleveland bv WM. FISKE aod GAYLORD
HAMMOND. spIsdS"om2ol
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CINc NHATI, H. milton COUNTY
HEala OF Ohm

Before me- the subscriber, Justice Of the Peace, in and
for said county paronaly Johu Lee who being du
y sworn dsposed and sal that he had been suffering with
Diahoa the past years and had consulted
aud received for his case from all the prno
pal Phisde pa and Cincinnati but all tono
effect as he received relief At last be reduced to
skeleon without the hope Of ever finding
lief but by the ADVICE Of fnsnd, was induced TO try
HOsTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIfrERs,
and to his surprise e found relief from the first tr
al and IA than two mo Nhs found himself perfectly
cured Of his complaint and daily recovering hisstengh
of body and increasing Assh aut cheerfuly gives hs
certificate, in th' hope that others Sfieed Ike him
self may be benefited. JOHN LEE.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- Augu 2lst 1855
\. HANSELMAN Justice ofthe Peace,
No. a Western street, Ciuci .Nnaii, o.
For sale BY Druggists aud dealers generally even where
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CUYAHooA County FAIR-Sseoad Day.-The
Fair grounds yesterday presented very attractive
sight The entries during the whole of the fore
noon came 10 thick and fast, and the Secretary
and his clerks, together with the other officers had
their hands full of business. Carpenters were
busy putting up new tables and stands for the ae-
commodaticn Of the newly received articles and
all over the grounds was busy activity and bust-
ling life. The different Halls were crowded at an
ca ry hour, not only with the articles on exhibition
but with spectators and 'lOOkers on in Venice
Upon the ring, horse exhibitors we're showing of
the foe points of their animals and trying their
sp,,ed The cattle stalls were we'll filled, and both
in number and qualities, this department was well
represented.
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BRANDRETH's PILLS HAvD no ACTION HAVE
ON IMPURrrIEs-Young people cannot. but mddle-nged
and people can appreciate the medicine which, being
used Sickness only upon the Of the dsease
Around every organ effected there the medicine pene
trates removing impurities preventing all settling Of the
int ulcers, swellings tumors. In Heart Alice
tons in Epilepsy, in Pleury, Sore Throats and aec
tous Of the Respiratory organs goneroly, in dyspepsia
thdse wonderful Pills give immediate rel eff and perseve
gereuco will he Malajies which have been
beyond human skill have been cured by their
use Aud is this wonderful Behold the reason =
BRANDRErHs PILLS purify the blood they have power
except Impure numUrs ana these being removed, the
disease is removed Millions deriving health from the
Of this medicine, which weakens but
always sreughsn first by taking out of the body these
matters whi IA he'd, as IL were the life pInciole IN
cuAtOly and secondly by imparng life giving property
the blOad
Sold No. 29i CanRl Brandreths Building; ans by
A. S. Gadinsr No Superior street. Cleveland; and BY
medicines d6w
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HoRsE SToLEN.=Last night valuable horse,
belonging to Mr.. Henry Raker was stolen from
the street, in front Of No 50 Prospect street. about
7 O'Clock. He is dark bay, with no white about
him, about l6 hands high, and was attached to
two seated Buffalo wagon with black top. One
end Of the whiffletree was broken of. and the
trace attached to the cross bar.
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j. B. Beaumont OF jamaica Plains. and now a
resident Of Hong Kong, IN letter dated July 2lst,
says a rumor here, probably Chinese story. is
that the Emperor has sent communication 10 the
Governor OF Shanghai saying that the firing from
the forts at the mouth Of The Peiho river, upon
the British aud French Embassy, was not by bis
orders but by those Of mandarins. whose heads he
had ordered to be cut of for the act.
It isexpected that the American minister, Mr..
Ward has proceeded TO Pekin.
Mr.. Bruce, the British minister, as gone 10 Japan
10 remain A while
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE HAIR DYE !
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye
The only harmless AID reliable DYE k"O


The Original aud best IN the worldi
An others more limitations and should be avoided
,Ou wish 20 escape ridicule,
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO
bsautfa and paiural Brown Black, without the least
lnIury to Hair OF skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
waTdsd WIN A. Bateheor since 1885, and over 1000
applications have made the Hair Of his patrons "
his famous Dyes.
WM A. BArCTfELOR's HAIR DYE produces a color
70 be Distinguished from NATURE aud s wAKRAHTRD
not iure In the least however long may be continued
and the m shsot Of Bad Dyes remsdie4; the Hair nEgor
ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied Tn private rOomsl 1t the W .
Factory, No. 213 broadway, N. Y.
Sold 10 all cities and OF the United states H. I
Tists and Fancy Goods D0aloss. - ~a
T'- The genuine has the and addTsys upop .tssf
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box, 81
WM, A. BACHELOR
ianiT No. 22s BroadvSsv N v
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SUPERIOR CASDLE WIcKING-Atlention is
ca lied to the advertisement Of Stephen Randall y
Co, manufacturers of candle wcklng. at Proyi
denee. Mr.. s. r. weeden, one of the arm, was in
our office yesterday, and placed two ordinary tai.
low candles, supplied with this wicking, in the
office, lighting them at one o'clock, They burned
all the afternoon with a steady, clear light, and
required no snu RAg. 1t is an excellent invention
and warthy Of notice.
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Last Nights Report.
FROM NEW YURK.

HRw YoRK, Oct. s.
The death sentence passed on James Ste
phens the wife poisoner was affirmed TO day by
the court of appeals while the same court re
versed the sentence Of James Shepperd con-
demned to death for murder and arson.
The international cricket match play at Ho-
boken was resumed this morning, The play on
the part of the Americans was very good, ,N lille
that of the All England Eleven was splendid
The All England Eleven won the match in one
inning aud had 90 runs 10 spare.
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FROM tICHSON o.

RICHMOND, Oct, b.
The delegates to the General Convention of
the Protestant Episcopal Church assembled this
morning, and alter sermon by Bishop Otey Of
Tennessee, the house Of clinical and lay dele
gates was organized by the election Of Rev. DR..
Creighton of N. Y, President, aud Rev. DR..
Howe, Secretary. The house then adjourned
till to morrow.
The house of Bishops was also organized,
tho RI, Rev'd Bishop Mssdo presiding. BY
seniority the Rev, Balch of Md, was chosen
Secretary.
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PtAIN An oRNAMRNrAI. pRINrINn-

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain and ornahenta1 Printing Of every description
done At the Printing Establishment Of the Leader once
he latest impr aud rapid presses in the
best style short notice. and reasonable rates Par
.culur attention padt blank work. Every description
of1inding done especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ
as Sales Hooks, Receiving Books, Eo.. Go.
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. TA. A. Thompson, A. NJ, N. D., gradu
ate Of Oberlin College-and IN Medicine, OF
Michigan Uniysrsty--has been appointed Pro-
fessor Of Music and Chemistry in Oliyet Col
lege, Mich. Dr. T. Is every way fitted for the
place, and his appointment cannot fau to give
the greatest sAtisiaetion TO the friends Of the
institution with which he is eOhnected.-Tols-
do Blade.
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TRMPRRGNcE.--Mr. s. NJ. Hewlett, the celebra.
ted temperance lecturer, has been lecturing in
Oberln, and Is expected soon to be in Cleveland
As temperance lecturers, Mr.. Hewlett and John
B. Cough are olassed together Due notice will
be given of the time aud place.
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rntRsDAY mORNINe, OCT. o, 1850,
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
NEw ADvRRrlsRmRNrs

s. Randall Co.-ro Candle Manufacturers
b Cobb 4 Co.-VAuabls Work on Grammar
Ransom Co -Bgt,er and MaokereL
U. s. Express Co.-BuS. notioe.
Meeting Of AIerts-Hus notice
s. s. Rarris-Ooal Oil
Morley 4 odell--Diss0luiion.
B. Cobb Co Harper &C. for October.
pehon Breed-For DuntiIk
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LESISoToN, KY Oct, J.
The Lexington and OovlhgtOn Railroad was
sold at auction today for one million one hun
dred ami twenty-five thousand dollars. The
bid was made by W. II. Gedge, Of OOvington,
for what is known as The Bowler Company.
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by TELEGRAPH.

Reported By the Union Telcnrnph,
ofFtcE, wAafNe's BLOCK, CORNER or BANK AND
ct. CLAIn aTaEETs.
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MtSidnts.

WHITE LEAD-20,0 600 lbs. con
w stant on hnnd, Of an ths various unnuhctufaa
sneiq if. S,,eti,t. "A n
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" We are under repeated obligations to Mr..
Gould, the obliglng baggageman Of the G. c. q C..
R. r., for Cincinnati papers in advance of the
mail. May bis shadow never grow less
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SEARCHES" should be read by everybody. 1t treats
senfctsd Diseases and the result Of early nal practice
the that frequently lead unhappy marriages, thsir
relief md PREVENTION with c1pious Instructions as to e
sure method Of dispeng tho mOipinOs Oh at frequ IJ
take hold Of those about enter into the marriage state
The work beautifully ilusiroed with ooored engraving
and is raugh with wholesome advice and e1horations
Sold by Dr. BARROW. IbT Prince street, New Yofk.--
Price Is cents. Sent free.
Sold by GAYLORD HAMMOND, and WIN. .FISKE,
Druggists Cleveland tep6
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BALTIMORE, Oct. s.
President Buchanan arrived here last night,
and LEFT by the Northern Genital Railroad for
Wheataud.
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FoE pETRoiTz7Steamer May Queen, Oup.. Il. R. vfoER
EoR 9uETALo-StsambOat Arctic, Capt Henry Fish, at
For SANtusKY AND ToLEpo--Steamboat Gazelle Cant
Bullin. Al o'clock A Bf