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. Q R s A L z,
a Fam OF q AoRFs.

A FARM OF "A ACREs.
WITH TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING,
In the Italian style Of architecture, With barn
WELL estern and ont houses, all new, Just compla-
81 anq % reagy lor oecupanc7- fhe ho1ss = built
mont Oh kinsman Avenue Of 20 rods; a beautifsi
rayIns and living brook run through the rear end
Of the Yarn; there several springs Of uure vafeT
running out ron the banks Of the raVins, which.
with simple hydraulic works, b8 conTsTsi toaug
the whole grounds can b elegantly and tlstaf1liS
arranged Eor Gdrden, Vineyard, or Eruff Cuf-
turos It can be made profitable, being 90 near fhs
otyOnly about 100 rods from the CORPORATION IIIfI
This tarm can be divided into lots of one 70 Fs o.
more acres, and make elegant residences, and Al 4
large advance Of The urice ct which Il csn nov -
purchased. There are about or acres Of wood
land part OF which iB beautiful Grove. Ths
kinsman Street RsilEoad passes through the Ava
nIie IN front Of this Farm.
Also-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUsE.
Barn Out Buildings, &c., corner Of Kinauan and
Forest Streets Lot ll3 test Eingman, and 195un
Forest street. House and proven sntg ara al frst
class Win az the modern style, snd built IN gu-
AlsO-A HEW TWO STORY BRIOK HOUSE,,
Barn, Out Buildings, &C., situated EoTast atrsf
Just north Of the rssidsnos Of tbs Hon A. g. Ridds.
Lot 100 feet trcnt By 26 feet deep. This l3 hrsf
the Italian style Of architecture.
Al1o-Another TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
Barn, Out Buildings, &c, adjoining the last de-
gcr1bed- Lot 100 teet rOnt By 5 feet deep, and m
ished in AL res pects like the other.
Also-OhE VACANT LOT, on Kin5man street,
second lot from the corner Of Kinsman aud Forasi
Btrests ll3 ieet unt b s95 deep. Nine lots, On FOR
/ est street, between kinamanl ana HcOFin AFsuus,
east side. Lots 50 fset front b rs net deep Wei
sell On time % suit purchasers.
N9TFor furtheF Information enquire OF the undsF
iune5o.sss B. BARKER.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS
Unoalled for in the Cleveland Post once,
Tnesdny. October s, 1851.

~ All letters advertised subject 10 an ext Ira
Oh ,rge Of one cent. Persons calling for them wi
plensu bo prepared with the nee sasary change.
20 Persons calling for those letters VIII please
say they are advertised and give number and date
Of list.
81 The offics will bo open at ~ A. M. aud close
At ~ 2. M. Suudays-Ohieo open from A. M. 10
N
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09

APPOINTED LIEUrRNANT.-Mr. q. W. Fan
rion has received the appointment of Second
Lieutenant, and is empowered to obtain re-
cruits for the 4lst regiment. His Office is 81
ISO Bank street.
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BUFFALO mARKET-Oct. s.

FIi0UR-Market steady.
WHEAT-Market quiet. Ssles 1900 bush Mil
waukee club at SlO3; $3.50 bush Chicago spring at
s5c; 5000 bush do at 96ci 5000 bush red Ohio at
Sl,l0.
CDRN-Market steady with moderate demand
Sales 10000 bush 395fc.
WHISKY-Market STEADY Sales 20 bbls at l?c.
CANAL FRElG HES-Steadyi l656c on corn lsc
on wheat 10 New York.
LAKE ITPORTS-9,O0O bbls -four; 1900 bu
wheat; 5000 bush corn; ZOO bush oats.
CANAL EXPORTS-2,0O0 bbla hJuri l52 900 bu
wheat; l46 600 bush corn; 1900 bush oats.
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SOMETHING NEw.-The letter writers are
noticing q new feature, just being introduced
in the New York churches-that afapplaud-
ing the preacher when "gOOd thing" is
aaid
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09

Presentation. ]. R. Giddings passed
through here yesterday afternoon on the
way to Washington. Mr.. Giddings left
Canada last Thursday.
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FoR REPAIRs.-The schooner Mariner has
gone into the ship yard of johnson & Tis-
dale for repairs. She viii be ahOat again in a
few days.
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MARRIED.

At Mt. Union. Ohio. October ist by Rev D. N.
uartshOrn. A NJ, Mr A. p. OOkkLE and Miss
LYDIA FITZPATRICK.
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4EUGIrErs.

DEVOLVERS & Bowie KNIVES;
h-A fine assortment Of Colts new model, ,,9 Gnu
al style ReVolVers. Also-tacon,s, smttn q a5 ~
fine sssorEment OF Bowie Knives, just received sHN
ior 'ais 'n q. HATTERsLY's Gun Store.
.,Da No, I03 Superior strsetI
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OsWKGO 1IARKET-Oet. $

DBWEGU MAhAEE-uc y
FAY TELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR--Marlket steady.
WHEAT-Market dull. Sales I, 90 bush red at
Sl,l5H.
tAORN-Tn fair demand but very scarce-ho sales.
BARLEK-In active demand. Sales 6OO bush
TORONTO at $50; $50 bush Bay Quinte at 55ci 25 OO
bush do part to arrive at 5344 in store.
RYE-Scarce Sales 500 bush Canadian to arrive
at 583c
CANAL FREIGHT'S-Dull; -four 42c, wheat
I25fc corn II &c to New York.
LAKE ImPORTS-22 SO bu wheat l5,60O bu
corn; 81, 40 bush barley.
wheat; 2I $40 bush corr; q, 3 bush barley.
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OOM 1RRnIAL.
Board Of Trade.

President J. L. WEATHERLY
Wee PrsH't-M. b SCOTT. Trsasursr-R. T. LYOH.
DIRECTORS.
Il. d. CLARK, A. Quin, u. s. Davis b. Browh6ll, II.
Harvey, A. J. BeggeB, b. =. Lester.
REFEHEEH.
8. y. Lester, J.G. Hussey, n. d. Scott.
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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 stuccO, Sugars, MOlasses, syruPs,
Coffee and Tea, can be found at George
Sprague's, Oviatt's Exchange.
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- The price of the MOENNe LHADHE 20
news sgents Is One Dollar and Fifty Gents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LAADHR, 70 News
Dealers, is One-fOurth Of q cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties renting
postage stamps should send US one and three
cent instead of larger denominations.
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89araina

BOARDING H0US EFT R.E
ID H0USE, No. q Public SQuars-~s ~ ~ !, - ,f
stone Ohurch,-one Of the pleasss.5 S5 a 40 -
- ~ I15,. ss- 1lniiies Wishing % furnish
fSeir own roons esn 6e lcoQnlInoeatea Nl5A a.te
-Ss' a., 4 n sIoaFuara VI q Ind good acoomno-
stis5,r sI- rsasOnhhls serms Reierenoes given ard
rOqUirs4, UeliRAt :. w. 5UhhkIL
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CHICAGO nIARKET-Oct. $

CHICAGO AIARKET-Oct. s
IBY TELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR-Msrket dull.
WHE1T-Market declined 4044c. Sales at II
a7sc No I; 7l6072c for No. in store.
CORN-market declined &c. Sales at 2OH9Zic
for mixed in store.
OATS-Msrket quiet. ,.
SHIPMENTs-llI,OOO 900 bush wheat; $4,000 bush
FREIGHTs--Inactive; l5c on corn, l6c on
wheat to Buffalo.
RKCHANtsE-On New YORK, &c premium
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VESSELS PAssED.-The following vessels passed De

VE18EI1 7 As51l'' No I7I-0 No '17-1--
kroit on the 7th:
Bound Up-Propellers Kenosha, Galena- Dunklrki
barks Canada, B. A Stannard, A. P. Nichols, Mao
nj, DeSoto, Pomeroy, ady Of the Lakes, Fouta-
nellie; brigs CanOpus, Bay City schOOners NJ II
Sibley J. + Warner, Walrus, G.. Newman, A. J.
Rich, d. O. Winslow, A. Bronson, seabird, Cores
pondent, Norway.
R0Wnd Dolrn-Propeller Lady Franklin; bsrks
Colorado, Great West No. 1, Great West No.
schoouers Matt Root, Fortune, Mary Williams
Leader, G. FoOte, Hibbard.
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&eal &stalE.
LANp..-.H. 3. ]

WESTERN LAND.--H. b. LIZ
w Tia, Of the late firm Of Lfttles Keyss,
constantly on band large Quantity Of tns FarI1il
land in Iowa. Wisconsin and Missouri, 70 erchan1
Once With EOuHc q JonninE1. Marble Block, snpo
ciur 7erps- maTtaR1f
EOR SALE.-ONE SECONDHAND
Il Steam Roiler-upright, 50 called, latsly ussd
In the Leader ofaoe. said Boilsr q a inches IN d.
snetgr, side and teet long furnace part, iet
Ia diameter, and 5 lest high.
SAID Boiler originally cost 500; Is nov IN hrst rAs
Orderi and with the grstss, safety o, win te
sold tor go.
salEoT further particulars enquire at this 0fdot,
street e
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gpetl4 9letltes
BST@A Warning to ihe Unwary, and onl

bSHA Warning TO the Unwary, and one
"mishiJ 70 save" is contained in the book. "Hu-
man Froilty, or Physiological RCsearohes,' Il e1'
plains fully and oquiyooally the secret causes Of
functional doranFomentl and prostrated powors'
ith uniaing instructions 10 eradicate every trace
nd particle q venom OF disoaae. that guawing
worm that insldiouslY but TOO surely eats away and
undermine tbs consultation, leaving man but tho
wreck Of hia iormer-solE The vintim Of this f'tal
tendency shouli not lose q moment in procuring
this Invaluable work,
sold b. DIR. BARROW, l9t Bleecker street, New
York Price Is cents. sent tree evsryVhore.
sold also By @. W. Clark, Druggists, Cleveland,
Ohio.
THE GRRAr sE0REr.-It is admitted by
ell physicians that the grand secret Of health and
long life lies In keaplug the blood and various ha
ids Of the body In q high degree OF duidity. When
you feel continued pain In ths head bowels, or
any continued uneasiness IN any organ or other
parts Of tho body you prevent serious sickness
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
Hloedlng may givo momentary ease, because the
blood loft will have more room. But as the body is
made from the blood and sustained by the blood, 20
waste our blood Is 90 sast' cur life, and ruin ouI
constitution But Brandreths Pills relieve tho cir
ruaton Is readily as hleedins by ouly taking away
what Il can we'll spare, and THEY NEvrR HURT.
Mrs. Hoopor, OF BHrnstable, Mass, was cured Of
81. vltua Daaoe, General Debility, poorneas Of
blood, and oosivenesa Of many years standing BY
Brandroth's Pills. Thooase at length is published
IN the Pamrlsts.
SOLD by A. Gardner, 40 Superior street, Cleve
land, Ohio, and By al respectable dealers In medi-
sinos. seplsRS
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.OHN SOHRlNK

T AXE ERIE PAPER COMPT,
4 Manuhcturafs of PRIEIIhQ AND BOOK
FApEB Fre nov 5reparsd 90 SIMPLY All orders with
. w. = ulllfT "a Vaesr ald On faYOrabl8 terul
= ~. TAYLOR, Agent,
"a Ql0 o RE8B q
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ELECTRIC BATH-Dr. Gibson's new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rheums-
tism, neuralgis, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equalize the circu-
lAtiOn and remove almost every disease in
manner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfso-
ton to the sick. The plesssntest bath
room in the city for ladies' female Oper-
stor in attendance. Office No III Ontario
street. jy8
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MORNING LEADER:
WEDNESDAY 0IORNING, OOT. .. ISsi.
NRW AnYERrIsKlIENTs.

NEW ADVER TIsENI ENTs.
q. CoWles-Lotter List.
CITY Polios-Grsnd Ball.
q. A. 4 AbboY-strayod.
4. I. Bsldvin Co-CloAkS.
Notice Tor Pardon.
}. b. Cobb Co-Revised Regulations.
John p. Holt-Wade and Hutehln's Cavalry.
@0- NJ. cOoney will deliver the Morning
Leader at the following towns at the time
naued.
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MOTRER's READ TINS.

ms toTorius q an extract from q letter written
bT the pastor oi q Bantiht Church 10 tho Journal
aRd Messenger" CiucinnRii. Ohio, and speaks vol
umol IN hvoE q that World-rtncWnod mAticine, Of
ms. WuEEoU's BooTHEHs SynCr ron OHIIDzu
EE2EmaI
eve sos an sdvsrtilumont tD your columns o. = -
Wlnalou's soothing Syrup. EOg ge never said
Word in hvor Of patent modiinn notor5 10 or tie,
BAL bel compelled 10 say 70 your raasrn thAtthil
10 hunbug-gn aAvn FRIED r., AHn KNOW ~ 70
akLL " GLAIEs. 1t Is probably, one Of the most
oooEsiul nsaieines OF Lhe day. bsasnsa sc IL one Of
ne best And those Of your readers who have babies
tLn't Do better than 10 lay is q supply"
eee advertisement IN another column. se12sR8
PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN UURE.
40 ladies' Of delicate heaith or impaired organiEa-
tion, or to those b. whom an Increase Of Amily iH
from any reason Objectionable, tn undersigned
would ofer prescription which is perfectly relia
bic and SAFE and which hss been prescribed in Va
rous parts OF the old world tor the past century
Although the article Is very cheap and simple, yet
Il has hen put up in half pint bottles and sold very
extensively Al the exorbtAnt price Of s. per bottle,
the undorsgned proposes furnish the recipe for
the small Of 81, by the possession Of which sv-
oEY lady supply herself with perfect safeguard,
81 any drug store, for she trfing sum Of p cents
psr year Any physician or druggist viii tell you
u NlEA1ltlI anu sAANtdhAAa VI AaaAAle
malls can bo procured Of its efficacy. Sent 20 any
part Of the world on receipt OF 81, by addressing
Or. J. O. DEYERAUX,
AREla2sq P. q. Box. No 22s3 New Haysn, Conn.
TEE JAPANESE,
TIE GREAT EASTERN,
H.R TIE PRINCE OF WALES,
De JOINVILLE,
Maycone and go and be
FOPG0T EN-,
But the luBtreths ebony blackness the rich browns
the natural appsaranc the sensation Of pride and
pleasure produced by the application Of that harm
less preparation
CHRISTAD0R0'S EXCELSIOR HAIR,
DYE,
WIN unquesiionhbIy Be gratslully
REMEMBERED
By all who use 1t, inasmuch as
"a THING OF BEAUTY
Is A Joy FOREVER"
Prepared No. Astor House, Rev York. Sold
sverywher by all Hair Drossers
SepI3R25-ImdEW
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for 3aIE 0r 8Enf.

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE PoR.
y CITY PROPERTY-A saw Mill and FIourfDg
MILL 10 seres Of Land, nice Orchard, three House,
seven miles rom Cleveland. VIII sell on long time
or e1change Tor city properly Price 5000
Il. N kHIEs, in Houseis Blcck
nnL...L Coz a - -
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6luthiug.
NO THE PUBLTC-FRoM

VO THE PUBLIC-BRoM THE
immense patronage bestowed upon Isaac A
Iiaacs Union HaIl, hs has been led to believe that
his pOetical advertisements have met with unusual
faVcr end has concluded to give hig numerous read
srs a Poem mO.e worshy Of 3 careful lerusal than
any Of his former sOrts The plot is taken from tbs
esl-brated, ,'Te5ri5aly Thrilling Tale Of the sea-,
oped gsniI9 Artemus Ward, Eco. 1t will be lels thy
and will be continued from week 10 week until M
amusemsnt. ard add many thousand new patrons TO
ou; Magnificent Uuton Hail.
THE FAIR INEZ :" .s
On THE LONE LADY OF TIE CRIMSON CLIFF.
ATALE OF THE SEA
INTEODUCTICN-THE AUTHOR.
In Goshsm there Jiwells an author whose name
In the world Of letters bGs now some me-
Whose letters in iact are bo b racy and rare,
And are found In Weekly called VANITY Fair
psper whose readers are too numerous to tell,
And iu Cleveland, o., the Hawks Brothsrs do sell
Thir Author, 100, is q Snowman, you know
Or rather, be h 8 big travelling show,
And Esrnum the Great, Ofshowmsn the king,
ust 0ok out for his uress or be out OF the ring
FOR AItsmus Ward, with his tame KangaroO,
And his figures Of wax, j. some pumpkins too;
And the story Of Inez, which now give in rhyme,
WillWin him fresh lsnrels to last him some time.
But now Tor the tory oil lnez he Fair
The Loue Lady who was left on an island so bare.
TO BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.l
Ana the prOprletor would respectfully request hls
rsaders to keep the papers, and also keep mind
that we have now on hand at Our asnifc cent UniOI
Hall, the largest and best stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
for Men ard Boy wear, for the
FALL AND WINTER CT 1861,
that has sver been exhibited in Cleveland, an,
which will sell at Prices suit the Times, am
/ request all to call az
ISAAC A IsAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agency for the sale OF Singers Celebrated
SERIKG kA CHIRES,
/ AID
| STORES AUTOAATON PRESSMAN.
| Corner OF Union and Superior streets.
| ~ LOOK OUT FOR THE GIARTa ~
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gFw SaTEEtisFmeats,

STRAYED-FROM THE SUBsoRI-
~ nEh, on Sunday morning, Sept ga, a BRIGHT red
COW with long tall abOat dEs year old When
last 9een she hAc rope on her head some tWo feet IN
length, was on Superior street one mile sast Of o. 4
P. Rallr ad crOsiingi her way to Euclid atstion
where she bad Just been purchased. Informafiou
concerning her may be left at Metropolitan market
corner Prospect and Huron stss or 90 the subscri-
Der. G. N ABBFY
OcfQ.3s6
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OnicI,. nInn the GnnI

Quick, Man the Gun!
have orders to enlist a company imme-
diately from Cuyahoga, Medina and LOrain
counties. Young men wishing to Join
first ate Infantry company will do well to
apply Immediately.
Substance and pay to commence on the
day of enlistment.
Clothing will be furnished Immediately.
We will rendezvous at Berea until ordered to
our regiment. d. N. WBIrBEcK,
Oct4 S57 Lieutenant Recruiting.
CAvALRT HoRsEs FOR Col. ZAHu's REaI-
NEST, MONRoEYHLE.-HOrsesw will be bought
at the efollowinglnamed places, for Col. Zahm's
Regiment, now recruiting at Monroeville,
Huron county, Ohio:
AT MOnroeville, Huron county, every day
for the present, commencing on Thursday,
October Sd.
Norw6lk, Friday, October 4th.
sanduskY, Saturday, 5th.
Clyde, Monday, 9TH.
Fremont, Tuesday, sth.
Tltfny Wednesday, 9Th.
Mansfield, Friday, 1lth.
Other points will be advertised in due
time. All persons having good horses, suit
able for the Cavalry service, will have an
opportunity to sell directly to the Govern
ment.
The papers at the points named will
please publish this notice.
J. J. ELwELL,
Quarter Master, U. 8. Army.
Cleveland, 0ct.2: S56.
PIANO WANTED.-A GOOD instrument want
ed. Payment monthly in advance, if de-
sired. 1t will receive most careful usage
and not be meddled with by children.
Address-"Piano," Drawer 322, Post Of
fice.-355.
~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
aug8-RlI
FRAEK PL8KBR.-Livery and Boarding.
1 n
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Stmr May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
stmr North Star, Sweet, OntOnagOn.
PROP Susquehsnna, Webster, Chicago,
PROP Racine, Brett, Milwaukee.
Prop. Saginaw, Dickson, Buffalo, l06l9 bush whear,
$50 boxes glass ware, $50 kegs nails, 81 bars
iron, IS bbls glass ware, 10 tons tronI p
bdls sheet iron.
sohr North Star, Griffin, Milwaukee, Us tons coal,
Crawford. Morris & Price.
Schr josephine Lawrence, Olson, Milwaukee, 100
tons coal, Crawford, Morris & Price
Schr NOnpariel, Davis, Chicago, $50 tons coal,
Rhodes Card
SceW J. C. Hill, Kennedy, Detroit, 25O tons coal,
Rhodes b Card.
Scow PendletOu, Duncan, Detroit.
ScOw Orian. Cartwright, Detroit.
scow InO Duddeson, WyandOtte, loo tons COAL
Crawford, Morris & Price.
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rs Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that CAN
NOT BIZ BROKEN BY TEE HEAT, can be found at
W. P. FOgg's, corner Superior and Seneca
sirania.
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N A RINE E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED-OCt. s.
stmr May Queen, Yiger, Detroit III d shingles,
n pkRs mdBe, p bbls eranberries.
Prom Racine Brett Buffalo, 402 bars railrosd iron,
s62 bdls iron 79l bars iron, 369 s'abs steel,
1856 bdls steel, 90 stoves, 3I8 kegs nails, o
boxes glass, boxes hardware, zoo hard
Prom. sus1uehanna Webster, Buffalo, 80 boxes
glass; us bbls oil, 262 bdls sheet iron, III
bdls iron IS boxes glass, 20 tons hardware,
SO kettles, 30 stoves, i3 slabs STEEL 40 bars
iron
Prom Mary Stewart, Richardson, Buffalo, ~ hhds
sugar, Is stoves, 10 tons mdse.
Prom. Saginaw, Dickson, Buffalo, 20 hhds sugar, IS
bbls sugar, p tons mdse, IS rolls leather,
40 stoves and hardware, Us pkgs groceries,
80 tons hardware
Prop OWego, Rowland, Dunkirks 20 tons mdae, )
head cattle. -
Brig Isabella Graham, Buffalo, zoo Dds salt, Jus
& BrOwnell.
schr. North Star, Griffin, Buffalo.
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FRAEK PLREHR.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
Sep24R76:Iy
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&Jaats-8Ost--8elrata.
DOY WANTED.-AN INTEL Il
- GENT G. rman Lad Of about IS or IS years OF
age Is wanted in the Hardware store Of
OOLWEbL & co..
uct. D l43 Ontario street.
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| CtLOAK DEPARTMENT.
+. I. BALDWIN & Co.,
will osF on Wednesday, the 9Th inst their stock Of
FALL & WINTER GARMENTS,
com prisiDg the finest assortment We have ever sx-
htDited. AlsO-210 pieces Of
French, English and AMERICAN CZoakiHgs.
Also about
600 WOOL Paisley Broehe and other ShaloZs,
For Ladies' and Misses making our stock complete
and attractive.
n9-Particular attention Is solicited 10 the above
As being BY far the moss superb display Of ClOaks
and ehawls ever mad5 in Cleveland.
octs FL. BALDWIN &Cp-
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NEW Goal YARD.

o. Canal, Foot Of Seneca Street, Close By Tx
Bridge.
" W. CRAWFORD has opaned this Yard for
ehs ale OF Chippsaa, Brlar Hills Mineral Ridge
s1d Tebiqh COAL. which viii BE- delivered in guam
ttis 10 snit purchasers Is low as can be bought IN
this city. ~ 4. -i..f-. a., e,
f,-sfiv me-. an directed "a Iough the p o. draWel
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