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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08
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EMPIRE
SEWING.MACHISE.

335. EMPIRE 335.
WING.MACHINE.
PATKNIKD fKn "a, 1860
This Machine Is constructed entirely principle 81
mechanics POSSESSES rare and valuable srkoNkEr'
hs been e1 b sP p ig o ANp PERFEET6S
R BiNED. 70 '0 ''',' '''''. ,-.-,s
~ It, Exces.ive fatigue to the operator
I'd. Liability to get out OF order ...
4th. lncspscity to sew every description Of ma"iAL
5th Drsgreesbe noise while in operation
THE EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE
is EXEMPT FROM ALL THESE OBJECTIONS
ss sigh ResSs Rpenfcn 9,G1 Rp 1 1SS
RAVEL is alike both ides performs perfect ewins on
every description Of material from Leather TO ne hnest Nsno9k
Muslin with cotton linen elk thread from the coasest to the
hIa.t CAM nor COG WHEEL and the least pOsr
bic friction II rIns as smooth AS GLASS, and j.
0ie ''' E Emf ATIcALIY 4 NolsELEsS MACHINE;
Hreauires Fifty PER CENT less power to drive than
otr Machine in market gil twelve years work
steadily without 9gSe .! Rp]ry q MsLc1ry Of
ou render impossible to &c, out Of order aud GUAR
AYrEFD by the company to give entiIs .siisc'2n . n,
hemseivts superior article to call and examine this ~
RIyAIsD MACHINE. L.. ..,,.,. a., ....o..,. -,
ME fT' u ", IliLSRs, -
"o4 Mdof HaR hHS MANUFACTURERS,
SHIRT srd BOSOM MAKERS,
DRESS ESa MAkM MsRrRs
CATER FILTERS,
VEST and PASTAL0oS MAKERS.
RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
PRICE c.I OF r S %GhiSEs SEQ coMrLErE
No. l-0r Family Machine; ..:..''''''''''''''''*S
No '-L'I TsSIS 11 EfsiThBsIiSHED
WILSON 4 Co. No l36 North 9th Il, Philadeiphia, Ia
D. GRIFFIN, No - North Gsy-stS BsitpG5e Md
AN e Tob c So 1sS Badnss Cincinnati Ohio
AGENTS wanted for all towns IN tho C,ited sts,es Terms
made known BY Hqo'' the j. ss II co.
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Aorsfs, Carriages. &e.

LNOR SAIE--A pair of BAY MARES, switch
tails 1851 hands high very stylish, years old and warranted
in every respect The Mses viii be- sold TO the inst man
who makes an Offer Also pair " live DEER Buck and Doe
Apply st Club Stable, No - CLsres-st
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NATARRH CAN it be CURED 1T never
.ss nj, pr GOODALE invented the only remedy for IL
II can now be eued This remedy be had az the principal
Depot No 6l2 Broadway, corner Hon,tons New iork
pamphlet describing CAIARRH may be had fkEk oy hefmg
postage stamp.
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1SEI THE PENNSYLVANIA 1874
lCOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOl
GREA DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The capacity Of the Road Is equal in the country
TifE GREAT SHORT LINE 40 THE WEST


Facilities for transportation Of Passengers 70 aud from Gin
cnna Chicago st Louis. ST. Paul, Na.hvle, Memphis New
Orleans and all other towns in the West North West and
South for speed and comfort By route
Through trains for the West leave New York foot Of Court
landr J. Morning EXPIRES. EyeLing Express, p
sleepirg and smoking all the trains.
Fare always as low and the time as quick as BY any
other route ..
BY this route Freghts Of all descriptions be forwarded to
ard io point the Railroads Of Ohio kentucky Indiana
illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, by RAILROAD Dl-
RECT any port the navgabe rivers Of the West by
steamers from Pittsburgh
he rates Freight and from any point Of the West By the
Penney yaniA Rslrosd I'll times favorable charged
BY other Railroad Compaues Merchants and shippers ntr
Ing the transportation Of th. Rregh, this Company rely
With confidence It's speedy transit.
This Company also naintHus ~ Enigrant Accommodation
Line By which parties eiguns Westward enjoy cheap and
comfortable mode the hrs rates
of fare. j. L. ELLlO1T Passenger Agent No Aor House.
LEECH Co., Freight Agents
No. Astor House and No. j South William-sE
MCDONALD BlSCHOfF Emigraut Agents,
No Battery place.
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AND CHICAGO UNION R. R. Co.

CALENA AND CHICAGO UNION r. r. Co.
" FROM CHICAGO to DUNLEIrH and ST. PAUL.
FROM CHICAGO to FULTON and CEDAR RAPIDS
Tbi. linz. n connection Nth the Illinois Central X. Co. at
expert through without change Of cars 70 Duleh and
thence by daily line of first class seamboets 70
PRAIRIE DU CHEN
MCGREGOR
LANSING
LA CROSSE,
WINONR,
ST PAIL,
,,s al, otiAr roip on tle Mississippi RIVER II connects az
DINIEiTH hrugh the Illinois Central r. Il Co, With DU-
BuQUF ard PACIFIC H. Co, to ttDEPE a io%l
10 CEDAR RAPIDS. Regular dali, trains morning and
evening the above ned points ssd sleeping os1s are So
the North especially invited to this route as the mo
lasIt and least guus thHt region. Through tickets
I'd j e. fruati IA nav he Obtained al the AGENCY OF the
Cal FNa AND CHICAGO n. r. Co, corner of Courtlsnds
and Broadway and oil the principal ticket agencies at the
EST anu u u" T. .. TkLCoCT, Cienl Sept
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iDattbes: gewrlrp, sc.

AIDES GOLD HUNTING WATCHES,
L. Warranted +'e 80
LADIES' GOLD OPEN FACE WATCHES,
Warranted {l5
" FVYRTsON SMITH No. Is Maidenlane.
WATCHES aud DIAMONDS at HALF PRICE
w i sdi,s' and geutleHenS Gold Watches warranted
Diamond Cluster Ring Pins sold half hsi cost TO pay
sIysrce, j. II. sARRlNcEk TO Broadway Room No 70
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printing.

ATT. H. JOHNSTON Co.'S, No $50 Bowery,
IA ONES, Wedding and Visiting Cards, Notes &c,
Latest styles very prices Specimens mail Fine Watch
JeweSy Silver aud Siverplted Wares at low prices
A I JAMES EYkkDELLs 5O2 broadway.
Inr eve Specimens by mat application
AT WM. EVERDELLH SONS.-WEDDING
"A CARDS Of Ss latest styles ct No lO4 Fuon-st ~ Y.
~. rvppnFLi. J. HKsRT E~sEsRLL FRANCIS EvBRoFLt.
or PER REAM tor BILl-HEADS, 80 cents
p e. per Thousand fer CIRCULAR quantity other Prns
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9airs bp Cannon.
Henry II. LEEDS, Auc'ioneer.
a.

Henry II. LEEDS, Auc'oneer ,
UCTION NOTICE OF CHURCH PEWS-
N HENRY H. LEEDS Co.. viii sell OF euGu'n on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jonuary At u oel1ck s me
new Buptis, Church in Madison 3lsi the tn
in said church. BY order, MM JAS ToDo oo,
A. NJ MYRvI,, AuctiOneer . 80.
DY BANGS, MERWlN a Co, Irving bhioinss
Hos 59l and 500 BroadweyShle Of bocks Stsiiohey'
Picture, WORKS Of Ant Fancy Goods. Furniture, &c.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA
Il Il NY and TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINB NORTH
and WEST Trains leave:
From Chambers vt. From 3lst st.
Express and IL M, and T25 II 30 m and 5:25
Troy ard Albany Mail OF 3 p m. 1928 pm
Troy and Albany with sleeping lois tSundsys included
carl, 9:sS p. IN
Poughkeepsis train 1880 and IL 80 and AIS
Rm and
Peekskill rain, $3.50 p. m. 6:55
Sing Sing train, $50 aud $50 3:4S and Ass pm.
M.
Taryt0wn .sair, $50 u. 7;lopm
A. 4. SMITH, Superintendent
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Duil6ing ;Matsrials.

Mu.LER's PATENT CHIMNEY CAP aud
vl vfRT1LATOR smoky cbnneys or yeatstes rooms
te0fvagbLy. hssgtsetory Nc. " Broadway
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. PHlbA-
~ DELPAlA aud the SOUTH aud WEST via JERSEY
tIY Mail Express Lines lcsye New York at Jud IL
m aud and5 p. Fare. ~ Through tickets sod TO- Cip
citna aud Washington. New Orleans, and
South &c ard through baggage checked to Washington In
q IN ald q m. trsiu-.
No baggage will BE- received to- trains unless delivered a.
check "a in advance the time OF leaving.
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60 tDhpm II map Concern.

VUGGED HARE for DI%NER to-day. For
% sale; Scotch Finnor Haddies English 'Fhber Yarmouth
Biosers Sally Tee Cakes EpIng sausages sc ELlZ-
xvB;sn1 T. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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OrYCg or THE N Y. EQUITABLE LIS. Co.,
NEw-YORK, Jan ), 1861. J
nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors have this
~ day declared Semi Annual Dividend Of 10 PER CENT on
lItb inst JOHN MILLER, Secretary.
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Ureun 6teumers.

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. frat
on stb on,t except h,n these daes fll SUNDAY wsen
tbs DIS, Of departure -i be the MONDAY t'nowng Fof
freight or rss'sge apply Of the on' once 70 ~
oi W affcntL " u ALLtN hsrut
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~ FIRE lNsU RANCE COMPANY, No. q Wall.st Bank
of Ecl ork Budrg The oad of Directors have THIS pay
declared annual dividend Of ten O per oent payable on
and alter the l0ih inst. JAMES H. LUII, Secretary
New.York jan. 2 1861.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS TREAsUREKs OFFICE
SPRIs6YiELD Nov. %, 1860
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
Treasurer of the State Of Illinois will the first Mondy OF
January and from day day there after for thirty days
Exchange Bank New York. PAY the INTEREST
on the Public Debt Of the State Of Illinois.
VIM. BUTLER, Treasurer.
Michigan Canal Bondsn whose
VIM BUTLER Treasurer.
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HuQTIuai.

NOTICE.-Thc Semi-Annual Interest que On
January lg6l on Bonds Of the JOLIET AND CHICAGO
RAJLROAD COMPANY will be- paid on presentation OF inc
proper Coupons on aid after Jarusy a. the Office OF M n
JEsUP 90, No. ~ bNchanee.plsG.
GORGE BARNET, President
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~ pUNKIRK EXPRESS at q. M. for Dunkirk, Buffalo,
Cenar dsigua snd principal Stations " =,
MAIL at BIS FOR Donkrk and intermediate Stations
Til. IL ain remains night at Elulira-
WAY at $50 m, for Middetown Newburgh, and inter
mediate Stations
ElGFT FAPRESS daily at Q. m, for Duakirk Buffalo,
Cansndego principal stations The rs.n III Saturday Stops
at all Mail Train Stations and only 20 Elpira.
CHAs MINOT General eupt
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FREIGHT for ALBANY, and NETWORK
i CtNTKAi RAILROAD WINTER ARRANGEMENT
lie su ure Line win continue receive Freight and after
C business Pir No. b. F. foot Of Brosds aud wi forward
The san daily los propeller Port Morris thence by Harlem
Rsosd 20 Albany there connecting with New o. Central
osd Feiah ed here preyiou, 20 NJ win b. forwarded
m kbnny .srly next morning For further particulars apply
20 JOJa H. REDFIELD & Co, Agents No. 10 south ~.
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DIVIDEND NOrICE.-Ofice of the MEk-
IL CAMILLE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. o. Wall
s-New.York Dec a. l86OThe Boatd Of Directors this
COMPANY have Dividend Of SIX 6) PER CENt for
T ,onb. Dayabe on and second day Of January,
ICGI. JOhN bAhEh occtclafy
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NEW YORR mARKRT-Oet. rs


o.
FLOUR-Market a shade easier with uo5erat,
uenand loI export and home consumption. Market
ei9slng euil win slight downward tendency.
~ for supernno state; g5405 so for extra stgfe.
soz5es55O Tor auperne western; S540a5 65 for com
men @ medium extra western; S5,f5G5s5 for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; S5,9sa6 20 for
CANADA PLOUR-Market slightly Iovsr with
moderate business. Sales 800 bbls al s525a.5 S6
ISs suPerhne; S5,4586,5O for common 60 choice
RYR FLOUR-Marlet quiet At sz7sa4m
GOgM mEAl.-markbt nObinallY unchnu ged
WHIsk K-Market active and hrm sales 90
Dds part last evening At zQfc.
WHkAT-Market slightly hvors the buyer with
moderate export demand. Shippers are disposed 10
push push ChicSg9 spring at Sl,l5@l,l5f 45,0D bush
milwaukee club At El,1sGl,2o q. 600 bush amber
Iowa At z, z,ll'22 LOO bush yery choice Green Bay
tl,aNl,5Oi go bush red Jersey at 81 80; 500 bush
red Kentucky at Sl,35; 5000 bush amber Michigan
at s3 "a %; 1900 bush white Canaclan at 81 SEQ
li4Oi q ,50 bush white Michigan Rt 81 s9I 43 l6O6l
bush white kentucky at Sl.s5@l,45; GO bush white
Long Island at El,4T.
RYE Scarce and firm at 7la7so.
BAkLEH-Market lawer. Sales 400 bush in
erior Canada at 65c; 1000 bush Bay Quinte at ga
blci 5000 bush choice state st 7O%c.
CORN-Markst opened quite firm and closed
rather quiet az yesterdays prices. sales 2s bush
at 56ee1Ic for inferior to common mixed western; rs
9556c for eastern do; 5S5S659c for shipping dO sc
for ". stern yellow; 65966c for white western.
OATS-Nery scarce aud decided bitter, We quote
canadian at S5@S6c; western and state at 36@37c
POR k-MRrket Is decidedly more active and
nrmer sales 1000 bbls at Sl4.75Gl5,25 for mess;
Sg,T5@l0,C0 for prime
ghE EE-Markst continues quiet but without ma
teral change. sales about l4j bis ut S4O045O for
country prtme S5G1550 country mess; S9all, rs for
repacked mess Sl2 7o61 Is, 30 for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEE-Markst Is dull and
nominal
BEER HAlIS-Markst firm aud in better de-
mand. Sales 90 bbls choice new western to arrive
at SH00
CUT NIEATS--Msrket quiet but firm We
quote at 4a954c for shoulders ;5HR61Sc for hams.
BACON-MaTket very quiet and prices without
quOtable change
l.ARD-.Msrket frmer, and demand active
Sales $50 bhls at 8AMgAc
RsfgTER-Msrket in fair request 7aI1c Tor Ohio
and J2tfE,4c for state.
CHEEsR-The market is steady, at 5a7c as In
quality.
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NJ a r IN E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND

ESTERED-Oct. Is.
Stmr May Queen, Yiger, Detroit, 80 bales rags, IS
Rs sundries, lZ2 dry bids.
Stmr. Sea Bird, Bl.dget, Buffalo
Prop. Gov. Gushman, SCO,t, DunEirk, tons mdse.
Prop Detroit, Pratt, Dunkirk.
Prop. Saginaw, Dickson, Buffalo, IS tons mdse, 70
tons stoves, 40 stoves, Bond Spear
Schr. Eclipse, OlmstCad, Port Huron, NJ hsh Dbl
slaves.
soow Ellen, Lewis, Detroit, 20 NJ lumber.
CLEARED.
stmr May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Stmr Sea Bird, Blodgett, Buffalo, $500 bbls houri
Hughes & Scott.
PROP Detroit, Pratt, Dunkirk, 1000 bbls -four, p
hhds tobacco, L 00 bags wheat, l5 bbls pork,
IS bales wool, l0J bbls high wines, tons
groceries.
Prop SAGINAW, Dickson BuffslO, II, ,739 bush wheat
SO bbs -four, 80 bbs oil, Bond Spear.
Prop B. Z. Bruce, Blsnc h ard, Detroit, l23 tons
COAL Rhodes & Card
Schr- W. sherman, Harriu gton, Toledo.
ScOW Ellen, Lewis, Detroit, 100 tons coal, Rhodes
i Card.
Scow Mountain Maid, Lu1dington. Madison, 81 tOus
coal, grind stone, Crawford, Morris q P
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NosFALGIA.-NOstalgia is supposed to be
the technical term for homesiekness, case
of which occurs now and then. Recently a
cowardly Lieutenant in one of the Ohio reg
iments asked discharge on the ground of
in-health. The surgeon recommended the
discharge, and in these words; "said Lieu
tenant being so sadly affected with the nos
talgis, as to be useless in camp and worth
less on the field The language was put in
the discharge, and the Lieutenant gladly
left the service upon those terms.
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spFFALO mARKRT-Oct. IS.

RLOUR-Market steady, and in moderate de-
mand.
WHEAT-In fair demand and market a shade
easier. Sales 22lO bush Chicago spring at g5de CSC,
1000 bush Milwaukee club at 81, 90; 1900 bush do
private terms; lO,5O0 bush red winter Ohio at
Sl,05; l2,OO bush amber Michigan at Si,lO
C0RN-msrket firm with good demand, Sales
1000 bush at 4lc; 2S,OO0 bush at Al &c.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL RR EIGHTS-A shade easier; ITc on
corn l9c on wheat to New York.
LAKE HGtPORT8-l6,n00 bbls -four; $50 COO bus
wheat. 40 600 bush corn; 5Ol bush barley.
CANAL EEPORTS-3,O ,O90 bbls -four; $4,000 b1
wheat; 10000 bush corn; q 900 bush oats; 5O bush
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L1oox1os.-Dr. Abernethy said: ~ go to
stsrne for the feelings of nature; Fielding
for its vices; johnson for knowledge Ofthe
workings of it's powers, and Shakespeare for
everything" If the good Doctor went to
Shakespeare for his boots we think he made
a sad mistake; for Mcclure, on Ontario
street, is acknowledged to surpasS all rivals
IN Aat line, at least,
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~ Carbon and Lubricating Oils at low
prices in quantities to suit purchaser. Also
Flour, Pork, Hams, Salt, Water Lime, Nova
Scotia stuceo, Sugars, MOlassea, syrups,
Coffee and Tea, can bo found at George
sprsgue's, oviatt's Exchange.
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~ The price of the MOEMEe LhADHR 30
nsws agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LHADHR, TO Nowa
Dealers, is One-fOurth ofs cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stamps should send US one and three
cent instead of larger denominations.
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OoM MMEROIAL.
LRVELAND 1IARKRT.0ct 1s

OAHVELAND mARKET--Oct. IS
RLOUR-sales Of 10 bbls led double extra Al
81 50.
WHEAT-Duh. Sales Of car red At s,5ss; do
DO a. 96a and cars inferior white at &c. No sales
reported this afternoon.
CORN-sale Of ! car at 33c.
OATs-Sals Of car on track at 30
HIGHWTNEs-sales Of 90 bbls at l6c
BUTTER-r BehanRed. Sales Of 80 kegs som
mon at Sc, and y arkins fair at &c.
LARD-salss Of 20 kegs country lard At 7c
EGGs-In demand at 9@IOc.
BEANS-ssles Of % bus1 good quality at sI.I y
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STREET RAILEoADs.-The street railroads
in all cities are said to feel to a great degree
the pressure of the times. The Philadel-
phia and New York roads show q consider
able dimunition in earnings for several
months past. In Cincinnati the decrease
has been neal ly 25 per cent. In this city
also, undoubtedly, that the same cause Pre-
duces q like effect.
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l. O. O. F.-The members of Phenix
Lodge No, 2Ss, are requested to meet at their
Hall on Thursday, October 18th at half
past O'Clock P. NJ, TO attend the funeral Of
our deceased brother G. s. Gardner; Mem
bers Of other Lodges are invited to attend.
L. D. TwITToHELL, N. 6.
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BEDFORD UEIoE AGRICULTURAL, MEoHAN-
IcAL AND INDUSTRIAL sooKYY.-The annual
meeting Of this Society for the election of
officers for the ensuing year will be held
on Wednesday, October 3Oth, at the Town
House in Bedford, commencing at ga. M
Let there be tull attendance of the mem
bers, LIP. T. WHTAKER, Secretary.
Bedford, Oct. is, 1861.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-16

A HEAvY HANNER.-Kellogg & Co., of
Detroit, are forging steam hammer fol. the
Ohieago Rolling Mills that will weigh, when
finished, five tons. The anvil on which it
il TO work is sixteen tons in weight.
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DIED.

On the l4ih inst, at Frederickshurgh, Wayne Cos
o., OF TYPHOID Fever. JOSEPHINE E. wife Of Da-
Tid Mequ llet, aggd 29 years.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
L. Burgert, 70 20 Prospect street, this (Wednes-
day. afternoon at ~ O'Clock. Friends Of the family
are invited TO attend.
in this city, October 18th. GEO. s. GARDNER, Of
the firm of @. s. Gardner a Co., aged 81 years. II
months and IS days.
Funeral on THURSDAY, Octobsr nth, at 2'f O'Clock
P NJ from his late residence, l6 Pearl street. West
Side.
On 7 esday evening. October 18th, at O'Clock,
ADULc b HEHRiQOES, son Of Adulph and Emma
Rettberg, aged years, months and days
Funeral will take place from the resIdenee Of his
par nts, No l73 St Clair st.. on Thursday morning
st l0o'cl Triends OF the family are invit-d to
at,e-1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-16

6-A. A. Griffith, the ElocutiOnist, will
have a few hours unoccupied while filling
engagements in the city, and will give Pri-
vate or class instructions in reading and
elocution. For terms, ETC., address, care Of
Water Cure.
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Cumfeettnnern.

TOHN SCHRlNK
Having removed to his new quarters,
no. 20, LYMAN's BLOCK,
OPPOSITE FHE COURT HOUSE, ON PUBLIC
SQUARE,
Ls prepared to receive the calls Of his friends and
tho public at large.
everything in the line Of Confectionery Is kept
WHOLESA ALE AND RETAIL as usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
as we'll as the choicest eatables served up At mo
ments notice.
DINNER Is SERVED DAILY
for the accommodation Of persons having busira1l
at the Court House.
KEEREFT AIH ON DRAUGBF.
octl5
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Nor1oE.-The Executive Board Of the
Bethel socie,y are requested to meet at the
Bethel on Wednesday, 18th inst, at o.
clock P. N. ~ IUW
Oct. "a. 1861.
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CHICAGO nIARRET-Oet. is

ChLCAbFU nAAhA AEE-OcLs 10
iBY TELEGRAPH.l
RLOUR-AIarket dull aud heavy.
WHEAT-Market 1f@5lc lower. Sales at 10
775Sc for No. I; T21725<c Tor No. 2 in store.
CORN-Market declined &c. Sales at 2lfo for
mixed In store.
OATS-Market dull.
RRCEIPTS-I.O0 90 bbls nOur; 1854 bush wheat;
100000 bush corR.
sHIPMENTs-9,OO 900 bsls four $4,000 bu wheat
l93, 200 bush corn.
FREIGHTs-Firm and lc higher; l7c on wheat
to Buffalo.
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A FARM OF "a AoREs.
WITH Two STORY BRIOK DWELLING.
In tho Italian style Of architecture, With barp.
WE'LL cistern and out houses all new, Just compile
ted and ready for oocupancy The houss q bI7ilf
mont on k1nsman Avenue 6f 40 rods 3 beautiful
rnTlne and living brook run through tlss rear end
Of the Farm there are several springs Of pur water
running out IRON the banks Of the raTina, which,
With sicple hydrsulic works. can be soonTsysd to an
part OF tue Farm. For q aeltleman'1 BeGidenll
the whole grounds can be elegantly and tastsfuliy
Arranged. Tor Garden, Vineyard, OF Fruit Cul-
turs, il can Be made profifabla being 20 nsar fha
This tarn Be divided into lots OF onB to i've or
more across and make elegant reaidonceg, and at 3
large advance OF the price at which It can nov b
purchased. There are about or 5 ncre8 OF wood-
land, part Of which is q beautiful Grove. The
Kinsman Street Railroad passss through ths AFs
mo In front Of this Farm
AlsO-A MN TWO STORY BRTDK HOUSE,
Barn, Out Buildings, &C., cCrner Of kingman ard
Forest strest. House and I'm proTsments are Al rll
class VITA al the modern STYLE and built IN sub
Aiso-z NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUsE.
Barn. Out Buildings, &c, situated on Forest street.
Just north OF the re5dencs Of the Hon. A. g. Riddle
Lot luJ iset mont by rs feet deep. This q first
class house, built IN substantial manner, and IA
Also-AnOther TWO STORY BRICK aOU5E,
Barn, Out Buildings &C, adjoining the one Last de-
scr1oed- Lot lUO eot 'front.' b. p feet d5eli and ga
ished in al respects lIks the other.
Alao-UhE NACANI LtIt on htnEma1 gtre6tl
second lot from the corner Of Kinamsn and Forest
Streets lie eet front By $50 deep Nine lots Tor
est street, between hinsmaul and ScOFlu Avenue,
e2st side Lots 50 t5et 'front.' b - test deep. VIII
sel on time to suit purchasers.
S5-For I1rther Information enquire Of ths undsE
signed, 10. 4o9 kinEmau st. OleTslsncs Ohio.
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ORDINANCES.

An ordinance for the payment of claims
Passed.
An ordinance creating the Office Of gas
measurer and defining its duties. Passed.
An ordinance to amend an ordinance, en-
tstled an ordinance " "defning and prohibit
ing nuisances." Passed.
An ordinance to regulate the price OF gas
and gas metres. Passed
An ordinance to provide for the construc-
ton of sewer or drain in Water street, to
extend from the southerly gutter line Of
Front street to Lake Erie. Ordinance Com
mittee.
An ordinance to amend an ordinance in
relation to water works. Passed.
An ordinance to authorize the Mayor to
issue main sewer bonds for sewer district
No. 3. Passed.
Adjourned.