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m1snELLANEoUs.

We clip the following items from the Betroit Aa-
vertisar Of the 10Th.
SCHOONER MIDDLEsEx, bound down with cargo
of grain passed here last evening IN ieaky eonal-
ffon Her destination was Buffalo.
C,yApIAE Bn1a JoHN RAE Is taking on q corgo of
rrain az this port for Kingston, q. W.
Cry or ToRoEro.-Ths st. Catharines Journsl
ststes that the cd steamer City OF Toronto, Hnlie
icing toWed TO this port, eneountereo s eell, sne
bsd 10 be taken into Port Stanley, where she spI n
a ieak snd sunk. A { last accounts a single steam
pump was insufficient 70 clear her.
Sow B. g. Allen, sunk in lake st. Clair b. coils
Ton daV or two since has been got NJ and Was %
ed by steamer sarnia to Ives dry dock Tor rspifs-
PnoPFLLEa HIcoLETTE, which returned TO this
mort last Thursday, IN leaky condition; mas eone
INTO Campbell Owens dry dock for oTerhauiins-
STEAMER UNION EXPRESS, we understand, has
beep purchased by II. Sim0neani ESQ OF Ot' nus
sell foE SI,DO9
BRIa yFyrcE.-The brig reported as being agroun
in river ST Clair, with the loss Of her ell
al bss arrived az this port for repairs.
AeRouye. The bark John sweeney, Ehieh, sotled
~, ~. river 81 Clair SATURDAY, near Port hufo
-, toni of the schooner Aveneert Which Iay ~ nn-
sI,1r pertfnr her chain and causing her 70 Grin
,+ ~ tbe Canada shore, Whers bosh vessels Nert
Al last accounts hard aground on the bank
scunoNrR PFRsEvERAycR.-G. ". Davis, Of To
1ado has purchased one half Of the schooner Psrae
' rance, and will put her on the line between TIA
| port ana Buhalo.
lS Popr The schooner Magic, which was suns
by collision with the Kirk " hites THURSDAY nlg1l
has been t0Wsd into the harbor Watt r-logseo ~ &
She was struck ahaft Of the fore rigging on the pof
/ sfda-C CHICAGO IribHRe.
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NEW YORK nIARRET-Oer. 10


ELOUR-Msrket opened duh, but amer the Ara
1lsS s news vas nrmer and closed SC higher.
sales 70 4O bbls at t5o6a5 a. for rejected; S5,251
s9ZoeooD Tor supernne g0stern; $40 @5,70 for COM
men % medium extra western; S5,7 Db.ai for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; g6,O0G6,iO Tor
trade brands.
,OANADA FLOUR-Market May b, quoted a
SPADE hrmer with moderate business doing. Sales
$50 bbls az S5256e5,sO fsr suporhne; S545B6 So fr
common 70 choice extra.
kKE FLOUR-MA-kst quiet at S2T6I1O
g1hM mEAl,-Mhrket nominEIly uhchan gsd
- WHIsA t-market ectiyo and nrm. sales so
bbls part last evening at 2OA91&e;
w EAr-MarRet opened dull, but after the
Arnbia's news prices advenc ic per bush, with,
however, only very moderate export demand. Sales
ml,l9; % OJ0 bush RacIne spring at Sl,s1I9; 46 0O
bush Milwankee cet at Sl,2oas ,gl 80 OOl bush am
Der Iowa al Sl2lnl,225 1850 bush Green Bay spring
~ 81 s. 0Q0 lush winter e1 western at Si,2sl 81;
q zoo bush red state IT S29l,s; I3 20 bush amber
at sl3sgl,42i 9,sOd bush white Kentucky at 81 $50
-.RYE-Markot firm. saI,s s.sOO bush state at
BIiiLEY-Martet quiet. Sales 100 bu prime
Canada &C 7lci Loo bush state at t2 SC.
COt&N-In fair request for export and home con-
sumption at le per bu.h advance. Sales 225 0u0 bush
At H.0tbc for damaged mixed western; 5sR5i for
shipping do &c for stern yellow; incirded IN the
sale were = bush mixed wegtesl in store at iOc
OATS-VeFy scarce and firm. Sales at ssasss for
OanadtAni IS G3yc for western aud Btata
PORk-In good demand, chioay lar speculation
and the market is 6rmer salss go bbs Al SIS 10
5375k for full weight ness; SIS IS for upipspeted
mes; Sg,75G1l0,t0 iQr prime.
BEEe-ma{kst continues quiet but without ma
terai change. sales about l45 Dbls at S4Ou45O Tor
county PIlInsi s2e929O country ness SyGliZ3 Tor
repaeked messi Sl2 100 $50 for extra mess.
PRIME MISS BREF-MarEst is dull and
nominal.
BkER aAnTE-Market hFm aud in better do
mand. Sales 20 ebis choice new western to arrive
at SlT,OO
COZ RgEATS-Markst quiet but firm. We
quote q E5Q5Ac for shoulders ,5&66Hc for hams.
BACON-Market hrm with fair demand. sales
l60 hhds smoked sides 7c 50 hhd5 dry salsd sides
At nc.
I4ARD-MaTket firmer and demand active
Sales 225 bbls at sH@9Ac.
BUTTRR--Market in fair request 7SI1c Tor Ohio
and l25f6i4c for state.
CHEESE-The market Ia steady, at 6697c IS In
quality.
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THE CITY.

THE WEHB sIsTERs.-These accomplished
young ladies were again greeted last night
BY full house, and did their usual justice to
the excellent programme. No more choice
and pleasing entertainments could be pre-
sented than those of the Misses Webb, and
we feel proud to bo able to say that SSour citi-
Eens show so lively an appreciation of them.
ItshOuld not be forgotten by our citizens
that on tomorrow evening the entertain
ment viii be for the benefit of the Soldiers
Aid Society, when the Academy should be
filled to its utmost Reserved seats for this
occasion can be procured without extra
charge.
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for YsIe 0r REfTf,
. o r s A L &,
A FARM OF q AoREc

A FARM OF "a AOREs.
WITH A Two STORY BRICK DWELLING,
N the ltalisn STYLE Of srchitscturs, vita barn-
Wels eistern and out house, all new, Just compile
teos ana raa4y LOT occupancy. Ihe house is built
with all modern improFemsnt7i the grounds have 4
'front.' on kinsnan Avenus Of 20 rods; q beaufi lni
ravlna and living brook run through lie rear end
OF the Farm there are several springs Of pure water
runntng out RON tbs banks Of the rsVina, Whicb,
with simple hydraulic Work8- can be conVsY6 = nv
the whole grounds can Be elegantly aud tastsfuilr
Arranged tcr Harc11, Vineyard, OF Nruit C1l-
tures tt cen be made profitable, being 30 near tha
eityoniy about 100 reds from the corporation hntl
This ArIn can be divided into lots OF ono to i've oF
more acFess and make elegant residences, and at \
large adVanca OF the pTtce At which It can now b
purchased There are about or ucres Of wool
land a part Of which Is a beautiful Grove. Iha
kinsnlan street Railroad passes through tie AVsi
nuo IN iront Of this Yarn.
Also-A NV Two STORY BRIOE HlU9N,
Earn, Ont buildings, &C. corner Of Hinsman aDd
FOREST streets. Lot li3 t5et on knsman and s96 On
FOREST street. House and improvements are nIl drlt
class, With all the modern 8tyls, and built IN Sub.
4Iso-A NEW TWO STORY BRICE HOUSE.
Barn. Out buildings, &c, situated BoTe8t 8tros
INST north OF the residence Of the Hon A. c. Riddle.
Lot ~ iest mont p 5 t3ot deep. Ihi8 lg drst
class house, built ir q subFtantil manner. and n
| the Italian Etyle Of architsCturo,
Alao-Another TWO STONY URICK HOUSE,
Barn. Ont Buildings, &os adjoining the one last DE-
gcr1bed. Lot 100 feot ronf bV fsot deen aud n-
/ ished in all respects like the other.
Alco-ONE VACANT LOT, on kinsman street,
second lot nom the cnrner Of kinsman aud EcreFl
Streets il5 tset mont By SO deep. Nine lots Tor
est street, between kinEmanf sld ScoTill aT1nus,
| sell on time 70 suit purchasers.
- For further tnformatiun enquire Of fis under,
| signed no. 499 kinsman st., Olsvsianoi Ohio.
| iune20.36s B. BARE1R.
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MOVEMENTS OF TRoOPs-Night before last
600 United States Regulars from Utah, with
$50 horses, passed through Orestline en- their
way to Washington.
During the same night Col, Farnsworths s
Chicago ZOuaves, 1900 strOug, also passed
through Crestline en- route to Washington.
This regiment has been considerable time
forming, and is composed of the very best
men that could be hal. It's commander is a
thorough soldier, and the regiment be car
ries into the field will prove one of the very
best in the service,
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TaEAsuRY DEPARrNENT, !
Supervising Inspector. Buffalo, N. Y,

To THIS BENEVOLENT. Griffin, born at
West Bloomfield, Ontario county, N. Y, and
late of Washington county, No, is in the
city, soliciting aid to buy an artificial leg
His case is truly hard one. He is an in
telligent and worthy man. He emigrated
with his family, wife and four children, to
Missouri two years ago, and settled upon
small farm. he was known to the rebels
of his vicinity, as a NOrtherner, and Union
man. For this, secret band of rufians Of
the rebel party, resolved to kill hiu-as
they have done to many others. At mid
night of the 25Gh of April last, they raped
at his door, BE asked "who is there2" they
answered, "a friend" He arose, and with a
loaded gun in his hand, opened the door,
when a musket loaded with slugs, was in
stantiy fred into his left thigh, shatteriug
that limb, and making smputstiOn necessary.
He discharged his gun at the retreating ruff
fans, but without effect. he left his family
in Missouri two weeks ago to go to his ma
tive place for the aid he now asks. Any as
sistance afforded to MIR. Griffin viii te
worthily bestowed.
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Major 24th Reg. 0. V

REMOVAL OF CANP.-The Wade & Hutch
ins Cavalry have made arrangements 10
move their camp from the ground it now
occupies on the Heights, to the County Fair
Grounds, the site of Camp Taylor.
The removal ia in consequence of the mi
asma which arises from the valley along the
cuyshoga, and is brought directly into the
camp by the winds from off the lake which
sweep up the gulleY. The removal takes
place on Saturday.
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ANoTHEE REFUsEE.-A Mrs. Barney, Of
Rhode Island, passed through this city yes
terday afternoon, for her home. She started
for Alabama the fOrepart of April, stopping
at Charleston, and was there during the
bombsrding of Fort Sumter. Shortly after,
she left Charleston for Alabama, for the pur-
pose of securing title to some land-Whieh
she succeeded in doing after long talry-
but only to learn that it was to be confsca-
ted-when she left for home. The rebels
had taken from her all the available means
they could get hold of, leaving her scarcely
enoughto pay her fare home. By the count
esy of Philadelphia officials, she reached
this city and went forward on the Lake Shore
train last evening, rejoicing that she had
reached portion of the Union where females
were protected in the enjoyment of their
rights ss AmeFiesn citizens.
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~ The price Of tho MoRnSs LEADER to
news agents is One Dollar and Fity Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under sny
circumstances.
The postage on the LHADHRi 70 News
Dealers, is ono-iourth Of cont 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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MILITARY COMMITTEE OF LoRAIN COUNTY.
The Congressional District Committee
have selected the following named gentle
men as the Committee from Lorafn county /:
". ". Boynton, Henry E. Mussey, Geo. G.
Washburn, L. D. Griswold, Elyria; J. H.
Dickson, Wellington, R. A. How, Hunting
ton, Conrfd Reed, Black River.
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ORWELL FA1R.-Ths Annual Fair at Or
well, last week, is spoken Of as one Of the
finest ever held in Ashtabuls county. The
display of stock, farm products, &C., was
very fine. and the attendance very large
Two military companies were in attendance
from Camp Giddings, and added much to
the entertainment. Their drilling was su
,,,rh
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- Carbon and Lubrichting Oils at low
prices in quantities to suit purchaser. Also
Flour, Pork, Hams, Salt, Water Lime, Nova
Scotia stucoO, Sugars, MOlssses, syrups,
Coffee and Tea, can be found ct George
sprague's, Ovlatt's Exchange.
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Session Of the supervislnG BOard Postponed
Capt. Walker, of Buffalo, Supervising In
spector for this Marine district, who arrived
here on Tuesday evening, for the purpose Of
attending the Annual Session of the Board
appointed to begin at the Angler House this
morning, yesterday received the following
notice, by which it will be seen the time Of
meeting is postponed until the llth Novem-
Der;
TREAsURY DEPARTHEET,l
October 10, 1861.
sR:--The Annual Meeting Of your Board
will be postponed oLe month. 1t will take
place on the llth November, as the mem-
bers Of the Board have been advised.
Very respectfully,
Your obed. serv.,
s. 2. CHASE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
AUGUSTUS WALKER,
Supervising Inspector, Buffalo, N. Y,
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OoUETERFHTs.-oounterfsit Fives on The
Bank of Chatham Four Corners are report
ed to be in cirlulation in the East. We have
no. heard OF any having made their appear
anee here, but would advise all interested to
he on the lookout.
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FLAG PzEsEHTGTIoE.-As standard Of col
ors will be presented BY the ladies ofsUni-
vsrsity Heights TO the Second Regiment Of
Cavalry, at Camp Wade, on Friday next, at
4o'clock P. NJ, or, should the weather be
unprOpitious, the following day.
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OnstFrs.

n S. MALTBY'S UISIkk DEs .I.,;
u. 'PoT date holt MaItby'l). CELEBRATED
0i9 Will BE RECEIVED DkLIE
-, ~ s.taf,lishuaent IN Baltimore-lvt up IN
se and vssrranled fresh and GOOD or no seis;
Also hermetieally Sc ,led " stefs, - p e
hand. - - u-f.,,-. u.v ri..lf
,,t.-. = Nm he received daily by ExpTes8.
W. W. GAlNES, gent.
901 Superior street, Cleveland d.
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nFA. A. Griffith, the ElOcutioniSt, VIII
have few hours unOccupied while filing
engagements in the city, and VII give pri-
vate or olaas instructions in reading and
elocution. For terms, etc, address, care oi
Water Cure, OctleSsS
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BUFFALO lIAEKET-Oct. IS.

FADUR-Market firm, and in fair demand.
WHEAT-In gogd demand and market better.
Sales TO- O) bush Chicago spring at 95c 600 bush do
at g7c; t3,0O bush Milwaukee club at l,0Ol9l ~;
g. % bush Racine spring sc 900 bush am ber Iowa
at 81 ,02; 5000 bush white Canadian af 81 10.
CORN-Market ettsr with active demand. Sales
900 bush az 42c; II 0U9 bush 42fc; 800 bush
43c; 1e, ,O0J Lusn 435fc; 25,O0J bush at AS.
OATss-Market z93c better. ssles 5000 bush
at 25c; 1890 bush at 26c.
Other grains quiet
CANAL FREKGHTS-l6JSc on corn Is5ko on
wheat TO New York.
LAKE IPOHTS-lO, ,nO0 bbls -four; 27s COO bus
wheat. ll9 900 bush corn; l6, con bush Go.s.
ANAL EXPORTS-l,OJOb bbls -four; 249, 900 bu
wheat; lf5, 600 bush corn.
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CLEVELAND nIARKET--Oct. n

UIEFHIlhNU HIAIahhI--Ucts 10.
FLOUR-sales Of 70 bbls whlto deuble extra at
$500 and 70 do at S5,25.
RYE FLOUR-Liehs SAILS Of extra at s2,75.
WHEAT-Bettor. saIes Of cars red on track
at 9dei 1000 bush and 2lcO bush es ouboar at &c;
boat Loaf Of red aud white, aoat, in two lots, at
Sl,oo, all round; cars whito on track At sam; and
cars at SI.O2
CORN-Bsttsr. Sale Of 2 cars on track at , e;
42 bush from storoai &c.
OAFs-salos Of $500 bush from store a. &c.
HIGHWINEs-salsso Of 50 bbls al l5zio.
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Imperial LozEEGE5-Tlis delicious can
dy has been received by Mould Hogan, cor
ner Euclid street and Public Square Moth
has been introduced into the Confectioner's
art for long time which equals those Iozen-
ges. Try them. See advertisement.
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FoR KExrUoEY.-A detachment from Col.
CarringtOn's 18Th Regiment OF Regulars
seven hundred msn-lett Columbus yester-
day afternoon for Kentucky, under command
Of Cant. D, L. Wood.
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h, sTOCK nIARKET.-Oct, 16,
Inv TzTEGRArH.I

HONEY-Very plenty and quite easy at per
cent on CALI 6e7 por cent for short nrst ctass paper
3TFRI,fRss EXCHANSE-Quiet but firm.
STOCK KS-Market dull and lower. Chicago z
Rock Island 81; Cleveland & Toledo a75s; Illinois
Central scrint SIX g.; Reading So 81; Harlem rs
New Ysrk Central 785i; Pacific Mail s3a; Tenn ssee
IS 43; louisiana 81; Michiean Souther garanteel
93S: Mchipan Central 5l5E; Harlem preferred sS
Erie s25{; Hudson 355s; michigan s. g3SS; United
States IS "a coupons III.
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NY. CATTLE MARKET-Oet. 16'

By TELEahAFhsl
BEEVES-Market more steady to day under less
liberal receipts and q faif demand from bntchers -
Receipts 81 head. lst quality, q cWt, ts,2a1ol5i
ordinary, S750s o.; common, 50 5Oln7,OO; INFERIOR
S5.0aG6,O0
hIIICH COVVS-Market duiet Receipts 81
lst quality, Sf3Ia5g ordinary, SiO4li common, SJ4
3 Inferior, c2262S
VEaIs-Calvts continue in fair demand at full
prices Receipts, bu7. lat quality, q n 5'SQ6c; or
dinary. 4<G55Sc; common, 44a4f; inferior, 4e14&o.
SHEEP eC LAAIBS--Nery fair demand kc.
eipts 1875 3 head. Prime quality per head, $3.50
40 ordinary. 70 25694,QO common, Sz,7s@3,25i in
ferior. - l2(D2,25.
SWINE-In fair request. Receipts 1857. Isl
uuaiitF, 4}664Hc; other qualities, 35sN3Hc.
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CHICAGO lIARKET-Oct. IS.

lBY TELEeRAPH.la
RL0UR-Market easieT.
WHEAT-Market lc higher. Sales at n 97s31e
for No. /; 7l&673c for No. in store,
GORN-Market firm.
OAT9-MArket Nc higher.
RECEIPTS-6 40 bbiz nouri Is7 ,0oO bush wheat
s'UgS PSlI ENT-2DoO bsls aOu 1900 bu wheat;
1000 bush corn.
FKEIEH HTS-Firm.
kxCHANGE-On New Yorl, A@%c premium.
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- lEOEsO1S.
Prnelieal y ae.safi6e 80

FfdcicaI sld bcIal1f83 UpGeid3I
Eo5pa the largest assortment Of the most improved
Kinds Of 6PECHAOLES. An bis Glasses whether
f0F Eeer OF fEr sighted, are ground under hi1 oEn
Espsotion ~ machinery Of new oonstruotionl Win
fks groatet csre 90 salt the eyes In AL cases
ruFfnr Vea kness, DiuEiness or Inflammation OF tbs
1yol, and tmpsFsing strength for long reading OF
-. soi5monson would eTefnfoEm the public that
De never employs any ono II the sale q h5 Isn5es
81 Algo. epicadl IA assortment ofBP Y allA6sAaSl
UTCH0sOoPFS, COMP ASSES, Go., on hAnd.
ARTIFIOIAL EYES inserted without pain,
dsTios-I5o. ID Superior street, under AnsELoan
Hofst malldlW
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glgthing.
THE FAIR INEz;
0R TIE LONE LADY OF TIE CRIMSON CurTBE.
Continued rom last ustkJ

)R TIE LONE LADY OF TIE CRnlsoN On1FBE.
CContlnnsd from last EaikJ
OHAPaER I-1HE JANE CRAY.
Ths story opens on the coast Of Spain
In the month Of Augcst. and tho year n,
Ana btglus - hrinins slaaeh b . &c rev. 500
With Gapsain-GeoIgs go Wrignt-sld g brave iol-
Ths name of this fine brig vas the ''Jsae ersY,'
And in the summer SEA she lazy iag.
With Just air enough Der Sails to M,
And 20 mott 3n kSep her at her eAPtaias WI,
she vas s-masTsr brig, and clipper soaped, teos
Aud her rigging all Vas built Just lise /. sloops
she tad gsuelp TOP galiaats in pla o. head-guy8s
And hfr hsel taeAlss reaehsd to the clouds a. tae
In isoI shs vas Eigged ron mizzsp to boV. 5
Her eep ain George Wight, was seaman most
As ever aid san on q salt water wave;
a nan q tsw WORDS he vas born WI n guito snail
And took % th8 sea the very 1eEt fan
And vas eaptursd b. Indianso aks Eris'aahores
sdtl bis health vas quite good, and his agDetsts
You VoaIa think 90. atlsa1t. Il with yon hsshOuld
As svsnir upPrOasbed and a breeze Bpri1sinz Up.
Hs ordered an hands % the N 10 gallant PosRi
RLSa 81 a n YOU sSes. lGG her p M tssa be
Wsnt 10 bed.
lEo BE coslEUTD Ezxr TEHz-l
Ana v-s vould ssv 70 cur numerous rsadsn and
psIrons that N the next chapI W VIII intro1ase
tns Fair lneE IN the msan9%lns % se a5e ~
OTEROOATIEG5. CLOTHS, gAssl4 AREa AND
TEST1N15s
f5r The FalI and Winter, that has ever been cur
pleasure 70 exhibit In ClsTa aud, and Eould ia
Vito all 81 call ana examine our rev Fall and ain>
tsr stosk, e our prsess are lower thar ever.
IsAAO A IsAACs' ~
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL
Sole Agency for ths sals Of Singers oslsar.t1d
gHELNG EACaLNE8
An
grORRS AUTOMAT0N PRESSAAA.
CoEnsr of Union ald sc7orior st.eea.
- LOOK OUR PoB THB GIANTS -
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ID MM b Rlfl-IA-Il.
Board Of TPads,

PresideHt-J. L. WEATHERLY.
Vice Prea't-M. b. sooTr. ITroasuror-R. 7. Lyon.
DIRECTORS.
d. B. CLARK, A. Ouin, =. 8. Davis. b. Brovnsn, u.
Harvey A. J. Beggss, 1. r. Latter
nEFEREEs.
8. F. Lester. 30. Huasoy. M.B.soot.
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~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
auRS-R11
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~ GOLD BANDS, &C. 90,
Aluo lust opened beautiful lot Of
- n n ID NJ Il al ~ -
guaraing

BOARDING HOUSE--TRE e
n HOUSE, No. a Public SQUARE, and By the
stone Ohurch,-one Of the pleasanteat looation1 IN
me city--has besn thoroughly rop1ned, and q noy
fhoir own rooms can be accommodated with llafs
md convenient rooms and bedrooms and single
Bosriers and Day Boarders viii ind good eeooI ne
dafious on reasonable tarms. Rsiorence! gNsn so
required Usl:R2sl sW- BUkklL-
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MARRIED.

On the 10Th inst by Rev. NT. Page, at the reli-
deaoe OF Geo. Cowell Perry st., Mr.. 0BARLFS " D..
YOUNG Of Oberiln, aud Miss ANNIE ELLIOTT Of
Oieseland.
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Faux PARKHR.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. 1 Horses and
Carriages at reasquablO figures.
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AMftintt Sales.
THURSDAY, OCT. I71H, 1861.

THURSDAY, OCT. 17IH, 1861.
300 CASES OLD BOURBON WHISKY,
AT AUCTION By.........O. CUTTER &sON.
D. GU PTER SON will sell on Thursday, Octo-
Der l7th, at their Auction Room, Bank Et, az Ten
CLOCK 4. M to clio Q q consignment,
300 CASES OLD BOURBON WHISKY,
consisting Of the following lebratsd brands: Suits
Salt livers BroWnheldis, M8soh's Gin Jpgs), Meals
Old Bye. The whole will be sold without any re-
serys whsteysr, having eivsd orders to close out
me entire lot. Dealers will do well 10 attend fhIs
sale, as they can obtain bargains.
~ Ferms-Oash, bankable funds at tine Of sale.
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as- Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that oAE
NOT BIZ BROKEN BIZ TIE HEAT, can be found at
W. P. Foggs, corner Superior and Seneca