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z o B s A L E,
a FARM oF "a 49,

a EAAn OF "A ACRES
WITH TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING
n the Italian style Of architsctars, Win bsr1s
ven o5tern and out houses, all now, just combis-
ted ana ready for occupancy. Tns house 4 brrIie
elLn All modern Improvements; the grounds have 4
Hoh4 On Aln9l1en AFanuB sf 20 roda. q baaurff-f
laslne and living brook run through tllu rear and
q ne AArnn tnefe are several springs % 1ure 49,
Win simple hydraulic works, can kecouVsVnf ers-r
RaEt q Lne Yarn For Gentlsman's ResideDcr
the whole grounds can be elegantly and tsgfef5ii-
A[EahEHea- sor 9arden, vineyard, o. Fruit Cni-
sfIsl !. an ee maze lrontaolei being 50 near fhs
eitE-ony about 100 rode rOIa he coT6r1fIn ii7,fS
ms arm can be divided into lots OF one 10 iivar
more acres, and make elaFant rts7fllarre1 9-5 80
large adEanee o. the ur1ce 81 which Z csa no- ~
puEena5eo- There are abo1t acres Of WOOD
landi q part Of which is q beaufif1i lrogs ~
kinsman Street Raflrosf psssss fh-on,Tb ~. -
me In ront Of this Farm.
ANA nEH TWO STORY BRICK HDTgR
barn, Ont Buildings Sc, corner Of Einsnlsn -
EOrest streets Lot III teet on Einsman, and sen
elAss WIN al the modern 5tFic and built il guh-
AlsO-A NV TWO STORY BBIOK BOISE.
barn Cut Buildings &C. situated On Forest s-rsf
iost noTth o. the residence Of tho Hon. G. Rfdd7e
LOT ~ leet 'front.' by rs iaet dsep- Thia 49,
class house, built IN substantial msnprT. nd n
the Italian style Of architecture
Also-Another TWO STORY BRTOK HOUgu
DAFnl UuL bulldtngs Geil 5s5ining the one Last da
5eLlo9e- lot ~ leei Fint By s f65t dseR, and I'm
shed in all resassts like the otbsr
Also-snA VACANT LOT. OR Eiusraan sfraae
seoos1 - aLsOl sh9 corner VI kingman aud ForeSf
1tLeet5l IL Ieet mont p 81 dep. Nine lots On Fo
est stresEi between ksnzVaznf and SooTiIi ATsrus.
eei sloS. 1e-- :! isst noEt b Is iset deep. VIII
lsll On tills 70 suit purchasers.
~ Tor further information, euouire Of fss r,n,--
altlso, ,,, ee: 4os Ainsuan st, Cleveland, Ohio.
luho4'-1oo L. BAREEH D
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ANUsEWEET.-Rev. Mr.. spurgeon, in 8 re-
cent lecture, stated that the human animal
needed amusement of some kind or the 9TH
er, and that if the right kind were not sup
piled him he would certainly seek the wrong.
The Rev. gentleman then proceeded to illu-
inmate his audience with a discourse on the
subject of the "GOrilIa, " which he regarded
as amusement of the right kind.
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- The price Of the MoRElHs LnADHR 30
news agents Is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred and no deviation under any
circumstance.
The postage on the LEADHR; to NoWI
Dealers, is one-fOurth Off cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage Shlmps should send Us one and three
cent inHtoad Of larger denominations.
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From the 4th Battery, LIST Ohio Artillery.
PARIS, KY, Oct. 10, 1851.
EDS. LELDER;-0ur Battery, which may
now be known as the 4th, (CO. d. left Camp
Dennison on Monday the 10Th, and reached
Cincinnati ct P. NJ, same evening. We
quartered on the Orphan Asylum lot, where
wo received the balance Of our equipments,
with the exception of side arms. Thursday,
at o'clock, P. NJ, Capt. Konkle received
marching orders. The rain was falling in
torrents nevertheless, tho men went immo-
diately to work getting the horses ready snd
packing up their traps. 1t required three
hours to transport the Battery, wagons and
baggage, over the river. The citizens of
CovingtOn furnished the boys with supper
that night, and breakfast the next morning.
We worked all night, and until 2 o'clock the
next evening, getting the guns, etc., aboard
the Kentucky Central cars.
We left Covington at P. NJ. yesterday,
and reached here at midnight. We move
this afternoon for OlYmphian Springs, forty
six miles distant, where we Join Col. Harris
Brigade. We will probably reach there
about Monday night. We are ordered to
proceed as rapidly as possible, as a fight is
daily expected, and Harris has no artillery.
The citizens of this place are mostly loyal,
the rebels having nearly all vamosed.
Our Battery is under many obligations to
Messrs. R. Thurston & Sons, of the "BOur-
bon House," Paris, KY, they having fur
nished us with rations since our arrival here.
We move at sunset for Olympian Springs.
Ed. IT, P,
4lh Battery, lst Reg't o. A.
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~ Ledger, Mercury, True Flag, Ameri-
can Union, Banner of Light, Waverly Mag
azine, Harper's Monthly and Weekly, and
ell the other late papers and Magazines
have been received and for sale at Bakers,
opposite the Post Office.
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- Attention is called to the new i'm
pOrtatiOn of Imperial Jelly Gum Drops
decided Improvement in the line of confec-
tionary-to be found at John schrinks, No.
20 Lyman's Block, near new Court House,
on the Square. 2t
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MELANCHOLY DEATH.--0n the morning Of
the 18th inst, Mr.. Eugene Caldwell, son of
Capt. John Caldwell, OF this city, and en-
plOyed on the brig Mariner, was lost from
that vessel on her passage across Saginaw
Bay, bound for Chicago. Mr.. C. fell from
the Ground top" while going aloft to reef the
tOp-sail, and was drowned. Every effort
was made by Capt. Hackett, of the Mariner,
70 rescue the unfortunate man, by throwing
out Planks and heaving to the vessel, but
severe storm prevailing at the time, and the
sea rolling heavily, he was unable to reach
the plsnks, and sank in less than miaute.
He was good swimmer, and it is thought
not improbable that he received injuries in
the fall which SO far disabled him as to seB-
der him totally helpless against the heavy
waves.
Mr.. Caldwell was q meritorious young
man, and his bereaved family have the
sympathy and coincidence of large circle
Of friends.
The parents of the deceased will be most
thankful to any one for any effort made to
recover his body, of which notice may be
given by addressing Capt. John Caldwell,
Cleveland, Ohio, in care of Messrs. Breed &
Pelton.
Lake papers viii please copy.
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- Carbon and Lubricsting Oils at low
prices in quantities to suit purchaser. Also
Flour, Pork, Hams, Salt, Water Lime, Nova
Scotia stuOcO, Sugars, MOlasses, syruPs,
Coffee and Tea, can be found at George
sprague's, Oviatt's Exchange.
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TIE sEvEETH.-The Seventh Ohio Regi-
ment, Col. Tyler, which has been recently
ct Gauley, has moved to Charleston. Col.
Tyley succeeds Col. J. V. Guthrie, Of the
First Kentucky, as cOmmandant of the post
at the latter place.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS
UncaIlod for In the Cleveland Post once,
Tuesday, October -, 1881.

HB- All letters advertised are subject to an extra
ch trge OF caut. Persons calling for them will
please be prepared with the necessary change.
~ Persons calling for these letters viii please
say they aro advertised and give number and date
Of list.
So The ONES viii be open at ~ A. n. and close
at ~ p. NJ. Sundaya-Omce open from A. N. TO
10 A, ii.
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ELECTRIC BATHs.-Dr.G .Gibson's new cleo
trio baths cure general debility, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equAlize the circu-
lation and remove almost every disease in
amsnner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfac-
ton to the sick. The pleasantest bath
room in the city for ladies' female Oper-
ator in attendance. Office No. III Ontario
street. jy8
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BUFFALO lIARKET-Oct. -.
Inv TuLTgRapu

FLOUR-Market firm, and Id fair demand
WHRAT-Markst quiet snd easier. Sales 5000
bush Chicago spring at &c; 1000 bu Wabash cleaned
at SN9 5000 bu red winter Indiana az Sl67; u 600
bush Milwaukee club at 9Sc; l2OO0 bush do on pri-
Yate terms.
CORN-Market lower, and I'm gond demsBd.-
Sales $500 bush 4lc; $1,000 bush at 43c; l3O1 at
47c.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL FR REIGHTS-Firm; Isc on corn &c on
wheat 10 New York.
LAKE InIPORTS-l3,0n0 bbls -four; go COO bu
wheat; l9l, ,0'O bush corn; s, ,000 bush barley.
CANAL EXPORTS-l,000 bbls -four; 2l3, 600 bu
wheat; 10000 bush corn.
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NEW YORR nARKKT-Oo.. ~.

! lBY TELEgRAFH.I
| FI.0UR-Market opened dull and elosed e. tov.
er win only moderate business for export and home
Sales 1900 bbls at s50R5 20 for rejected; IS aoa
80 ior suPernne state $5fO95s50 for extra state;
sosUn0i5 Tor superhne western; g5,f5A5 rs for com.
mon 70 medium extra western; S5,75a5s5 for sLiB.
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; S5,g586,s I6r
CANADA FLOUR-Markct less active and
rather easier. Sales 60l bbls az S505j fsr super
tne; IS 5O9166O for common 70 ehoios extra
hhE ELOUH-Mhrket rules steady with sales
at 50 0094 60.
,COkN mRAI4-Markot quiet and nominally un-
WHIsK KY-lIarket heavy and declining. Sales
WHRAT-Market opened heavy and closed la2s
lower with moderate business Tor expert az tbs de-
cline. Sales IS ,0On bush Chicago spring At tiIfa
bush Milwaukee clut at Sl,l7aI,2l; 5000 bush am
Der Iowa a. 81 22Gl,23, the latter price r very
o9Oice; IiOO bush red state at 81 95sts soo bush
Michigan at 81 3lAI,33; 2l,2 bush white western
&C Si;s2@l,42i 4,300 bush CsDanian club at 81 -;
l6fOO bush white Michigan at H. Ol,4i; y 600 bush
white Kentucky at Sl,s0Al,i3.
RYR-Market frm. Sales 2,eOO bush Canadian
RARLRY-Market rules heavy. Sales I2. 900 bu
state at fe9625zci 200 bush Canada at 70c
OOhN-Markst opened heavy and closed IR2c
lower with fair demand for export and home ron
sumption at thedecline. Sales 1880 bush at 5T58c
Tor inferior 70 common mixed western; $40 60c for
good to prime shipping do, closing at the inside
prize; Gle for western yellow
OATS-Frm and in COED request at 4Ga42c fer
PORH-Mnrket scarcely so firm with Less iofng
Sales 600 bbls at SIS O05l5,5O for mess; S975aIO0
Tor prime.
BEBF-Markst continues quiet but without ma
teral change. Sales about 100 bbls at 81 4Oa45O for
country prime; S5155O country mess; S9G61l 25 for
repacked mess; Sl3 7o3 80 for exIra mess
PRIME MISS BEEF-Market Is dull and
nominal.
REKF HAlIs-Market quiet. Sales 20 bbls at
SlT,O0.
,CUF lIRATs-SeIling at s@s4c for shoulders;
5H66kc for hams.
BACON-Msrket steady. Sales 100 hhds smoked
side at 81 667sc.
LARD-Maiket without decided change. Sales
1900 bbs at sS@9Ac; including 100 bbls deliverable
in December at s2c
BUYTRR-Msrket in fair request alOc for Ohio
and l2l<G1l4c for state.
CHRRsE-The market Is steady, at sore as IN
quality,
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OsWKGO nIARKKF-Ocr. ~.

lBY TELEdRAPH.l
FLOUR-Market steady.
WHEAT-in moderate demand. Sales s, 900 bush
No Chicago spring and IS 600 bush white Canadian
on private terms.
OORN-Market lc better. Sales $500 bush Hi
nois at 49c.
BARLER-In fair demand. Sales 500 bush To-
rou'n 1t 5l5zc; leO0 bush COburg at SIC.
RYE-Market quiet.
tANAL EREltsHFS-Ic lower on Erain;-
-four 44c, wheat l3c, corn l2s to New York.
LAKE ImPORTS-1 42l bbls -four; a 800 bu
wheat; l.SOO bush barley; lO01 bush rye.
CANAL EXPORTS-2,625 bbls -four; 50 0)0 bu
wheat; 2l 90 bush corn; 2, 900 bush barley.
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ny. STOCK lIAEKET.-Oct. 22.
TnV TuTuaRapul

mONEY-Unehanged but active at COZ per cent
on cali.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Firm at lO59leS
for best kenkors' bills.
STOCKS-Market quiet but higher. Chicago
Rock Island 5n4; Milwaukee & Prairie DuChine
l7H; Galena Chicsg go 20; Michigan SOuthe n guqr-
anteed 81; Erie preferred 81 \; Michigan Southern
ls4; Harlem l25a; New Ysrk Central ~; Hudson IS;
Ere 3ll Missouri O. I34; United States IS 90 96ts;
United states s. "a coupons s4.
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L h SOLONONs0N

Ef1ct3dI a1a Baa3llt6 UptciGlJ
Esspa ths largest aasortmsnt Of the most improved
tfntF OF SPEClAOHES. An his GLASSES, WhstheF
Ior near OF far aighfed, are ground under hil own
eSpsoticn, ~ machinery Oia new construction with
the 6RrsatoSt care 20 suit the eyes In All cases.
curing Weakness, DiEKine1l or Inflammation Of ths
Eyes, aad imPGrtinE strength for long reading OF
hns sewing.
~. sol0mousoh would bore inform the public that
haneVer oUploTg any in the sale OF HIS Loulel.
~ Also 3 aplendid assortment Of 3P Y g LAh5Eet
81 ARTlEIOlAL ENEs inserted without pain,
e perfect a. natural.
Hofsf. mhIl.dkW
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THE CITY.

Sale Of the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chic
ago Railroad.
The above road, with all its appurtenances,
is to be soldtO-moTrow at the Angler House.
Among the railroad men already at the An
gier to attend the sale, are the following: -
Judge H. II. Hunter, Lancaster, o.; John
FurgusOn.and lady, New York; 81. Tilden,
New York; G. ". CAss, Thomas D, Mess
Ter, Pittsburgh; L. H. Meyer, New York /;
Col. N. h. swayne, Columbus Hon. H.
stanbury, Cincinnati; John Day Ferguson,
Nsw York; ]. Edgar Thompson, Philadel-
Phiai VIM. Robinson, Allegheny, Pa; Sam
uel Hanna, Fort Wayne.
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PNRPARED BY
DR. J. Q. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS,
mrFca n var nofT1o. gfw noffTou For Is

Ohs - VI n i In q OOa1
LOWELL, MASS
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for Sa
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
has won for itself such q renOWn for the cure
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, tina
Il is entirely unnecessary for to recount the evs
denee CT its virtues, wherever has been employed.
Hection need not do more than assure the people
its quality is kept up TO the bat Il has bseh and
that il may be relied to do for their relief all Is
has ever beon found to do.
AYERS OATHARTTf PILLS
FOR THE CURE or
OoEiVeBesI JGaBdtee, Dvpepsl1, Iadt0eStons Dyseha
tsV, Fotl Stomach, ETyspelds, Headache, Ptci, Raeu
Gtis EYIIpfions and Skin Disedsss Liver Complaint
Dropsy, TstteT, TumOTs and 61b RheiB, RorIHS, Got
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Blood.
They are Sugar-ooated, 90 that tho most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they are the best
Gperient in the world for all the purposes OF anty
PhyEic.
Price IS cents Per Box; Five Boxes for Sl.el
Great numt erB OF Clergy men, Physicians, statee-
men, and eminent persOnage8 have lent their names
20 certify the unparalleled usefulness OF these rome
dies but our space here will not permit the insertion
Of them. ThS Agents below named furnish gratis
our AMKRIOAT- ALMANAC, in which they are given;
with also full descriptions Of the above com plants
and the treatment that should be followed tor their
Do not be put OF By unprInciplsd dealers with
other preparations they make more proht on. De.
mand AYER's, and take no othern. The sick want
the best aid there Is for thems and they should have
~ All our remedies are for sails By VIZ. FIsEE,
sTRose ARHSEROEGs 4. =. GATLoEDi aud By All
G5sAyer's Cherry PsotoraI, saFsapariIa and Oa,
thartio Pills. are for sale By Churchill Brother D,
y corner Public Square and Ontario street.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

From Ranney, Backus & Noble, Attor-
neys for the Cleveland Gas Light and Coke
Company, in relation to the Ordinance
passed by the Council at its last meeting,
entitled ''An Ordinance to regulate the price
of Gas and Gas Meters" that said compSny
is under no obligations to comply with pro
visions of said ordinance. City Attorney.
Adjourned to Tuesday evening, Oct. 29th,
1861.
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OHIO BAPTIST CONFERENCE.-The body
meets in Mansfield to-day. There will
doubtless be a large attendance.
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GE Five hundred saddles for the First
Ohio Cavalry were consumed in the fire at
the Ohio Penitentiary on Tuesday Of last
week.
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~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
auV8-RII
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M Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that CAN
NOT BE BROKEN BY TEE HEAT, can be found at
". P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
81
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Frank PARKsR.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
Esp24R26:1y
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M A R N E.
Port OF CLEVELAND.

EOn4 VI N4AEN Etl2AaOs
ENTERED-Oot. p.
Stmr. May Queen, Yiger, Detroit.
Prop. Olean, Blackman, Dunkirk.
Prop. Sci0ta, Traverse, Buffalo
Schr. Belle sheridan, Davis, OsWegOs
Schr. Elya, DOwner. Port Huron.
Schr. L. Farwell, Hunter, BnffalO.
Schr. H. Blood, Ford, Oswego,
Schr. R U. Lake, Wright, Chatham.
Schr. John s. Clark, Ri d. Kingston.
ScOw Industry, --, Port Huron.
Scow Granger, Day, PresQue Isle.
CLEARED.
Stmr. May Queen, Yiger, Detroit.
Prop. Scioto, Traverse, Buffalo.
PFOp. Mary Stewart, Richardson, Buffalo.
Prop. Portsmouth, Bond, Dunkird.
Prop. jefferson, Williams, Ogdensburgh.
Schr. L. J rprwell. HawlOn, Milwaukee.
Schr. Helen, BlOOdwOOd, Toledo.
Schr. Petrel, Bartl-tt, Huron.
Schr. MiddleseX. Dorchester, Milwaukee.
Schr. Wetzell, MantonOur, Toledo.
Sow Granger, Day Detroit.
ScOw In1ustry Morgan, Detroit.
Schr. John ). Clark. Ried, Dslhouse.
ScOw Burk, Blinn, Port Huron.
ScOw Banner, Minor, Wyandotts.
ScOw Juno, DuddlesOn, WyandOtte.
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8ErnlrEra.

DEVOLVERS AND BOWIE
lst0ls, such as Colt new modde BacoD's, hider s,
Allen 8 Weelock's, ehAEp's, Spis's, smith a Mis
sons large and small, with various other KINGS
81. HATTERSLBY'S
Gun Store, l0l Superior street, Cleveland
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THEATR1cAL.--Mr. COuldOck is playing
"Abel MsgWitch," !" in Dickens Great Ex-
pectatiOns, with great success at Pittsburgh,
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A NEW REMEDY.
supsroeding Oubebs, Oopaiba, Capsules, or any
compound that has ever been before the public. lt
has been used By
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS,
In their private practice with entire success, in AL
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
For diseases of private diseases; Cure is frequent
u performed in q week, and entire conhdenee may
be placed in them. This remedy is newly discov.
cred specific more active and more speedy In Its ef
ieots than Cubebs or Oopaiba alone. The Pills are
half the size Of Capsules, and never nauseate the
in . Box.
~ Price ONE DOLLAR.
The above will be sent by mall, on Eeoeipt OF tn
s-i3 ~ uvM FTsKR ru--a1.-S
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THESE j JUSTLY L CELEBhATED
PILLS are q sure cure for
Riek Headache,
Dy5peBsa,
Foul Stomach,
General and Nervous Debility,
Bilious AID Liver Complaints,
OostiYenesg, Scroiul Ous Hu
mors, Fevars, &C., &C.
and are safe snd reliable Family Medicine. Nor
81 thea used than say other Kind.
eTsee Circulars. FOR sale py 3. y. Gaylord, y
". Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong Arm
strong Cleveland, Ohio, and By all Druggists in tn
country. Also, at Th' isSals at l5 Ontario street
Cleveland, Ohio, By g. g. NORRIS,
General Agent for Ohio, Michigan and Indiana
81
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YEssEIs PAsszD.-Ths following vessels passed D,

YEssELs PAsszD.-The following vessels passed De-
troit on the 5lst;
Bound U,p-Propellers Queen Of the Lakes, Adri-
attic, Galena, Young America, Baltic; bark Ceve-
land, Republic; brig FSgkasau; schooners Three
Rells, COurtwright, Merimac, st. Paul, Challenge
Marshheld, Yorktown, NJ. BallaId, Athenisn. j.
Weeden, Fulton, ketchum, Star of the North, Col
den Harvest, B. B. Laines, Richard Mott, Grare
Y. Avery.
Bound Doi0H-Propellers Concord, Missouri bark
Grace Greenwood, Mary Stockton, L. h. Cotton,
Fame; schooner Sophia Smith.
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OOMMEROIAL,

Board Of Trade.
Prssident-J. L. WEATHERLY.
Vice Pres't-M. B. s0oTT. Treasurer-R. T. LYoH.
DIREcTORs.
N. B. CLARK, A. Quin, II. s. Davis. B. BroWhsU, 3,
Harvey, A. J. Beggss, s. =. Lester.
RERKREEg.
8. r. Lester, J. q. Hus5sY, n. b. Scott.
CLEVELAND mARKET--Oct. 22.
FLOUR Quist and unehar ged.
WHEAT-Marlet ct heavy with only few trih ng
sales at $50 for red and Slo3 for white on track
CORN-ssl Of . cars at Sic 90 track.
OArS-sales Of cars a. 25o.
HIGHWINEs-ssles Of 30 bbIs at I6Jkc, and 90
do at l6c.
PORK-sa'es at SIs,OQ.
EGGS-Firm at lOs
BUTTER-sales of Il kegs good at &c, and fir
kins common at &c.
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MARRIED.

Or tho 2Ist., By Rev s. NJ. Beatty, Mr.. JAMES
OF Cleveland.
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aNEdtEtuEa.

&C. C.-Cary's Cough Cure. dsc2su10
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CRAwFORD's RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His " CHIPPEWA" is
the very best for family use.
Office and Yard foot Of Seneca street
bridge. P. o. drawer III.
va Stark Mills Bags and Flour sacking
at 139 and I41 Water street.
Oct. I1-lm-S6I. ALCoTT & HoRToN.
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LADIES' LIST.

LADIES' LIST.
AsllsyHA Andrew. Mss
Allemau Mary
Frooks Mrs barnard Susan
hraina'd Emily BaTitte Lena
Benedict Cornella o BalIapa Ida May
Ba'E burn Elyira bruce Jas Mrs
Rahdrlh A d Banea JOhana
1atohlsy Molly Blsichart Louisa
hli-h Mary e LOiBa
Barlow MarYR
CaunadA Ann Ualkina Maria
y iOleY Mrs Gone CLARA
CafPcnier Mrs 0Ss6baugh RsbOCca
Clisby Oorua.i Ia Z ulaitOn klizA
Crumb OLE Oorra Fremont A
Curt Emma d Caldwell NJ
Ualey Emma Dark Harriet
OarPenter Lydia Cotton Libbio
UaTd Mary Curtis Lizzie
Chubb Matilda
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DAVIS Amp Doughen Mary
Bowling Elizabeth DermontTM
Demtng Celia
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Elmon Mary A Edwards Sarah
Farley Harriet Fcster Morrison
Fniey P h EilzUbbons Ellen
Frank Mary
Grant sArahJ GoodEia Homer
Gallagher SAlah Gray Hugh Mrs
Hirsh Anna Handlsu Maggie
Hartley Caroline Hondershot
Hartzsl Carry Hayes Julia
hubert Harris
4 iowsy Harriet Honeywell Lothsra
HAlpin Mary or Ann
Intsrmah HELEN
johnson ElI1AJ
King Dioah Kelloy Maria
Knott Ia Kelley AeTy
KeFiAh Elizabeth heaiey kusey
Keyes Ellen Kirk Sallie
Lazy Rosana Loveland Esther
Lacey Nellie Lenoer sophia
Lawlssa Mary Ann Lewis SaTsh
Little Anna Lincoln Tile
TnitIs Hh Lem HarTift
Lynn LuHk AugaftA
LasherJE lOutzsnh,lz 7 HELEN
Land Baniel W Lcnghead Catherine
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Moses B, ssis Mixer Halisn
MAnhall Ada Mahon Juiia
bIoVler Alice Mich bo'sOn Martha
Murray q o Mining Martha
Mead t:oit Mu ~ Mar ha
Morrison Clara Mills Mile
Morris U 1Aitln eal4n
Myrick Elyira March Sophia
Miner Geo Mrs
McEweu Os9 MeqIisry Mary
mcGinley rAtherins MTgo ,m'ek denFieIs1
McDOWellJ AcAeh1Iy Jane
McAtee LsonOra
O'Hein Mary
P,ulI Auqus.A Pendleton Jas Mrs
psSsa EIIsn pOseH lydia
Proctor HSrvey Price N U
PenoOn RONe,a EheDo
Parsons o FaEmlee nose
Pierce Frances
o1elos OorneIia 1usIos Frances
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Roevs Catherine A Roberta
Ransom Eunice hed1p Jas mrs
Ryan Anne AeeoJ Aete
Riley Mary
9 NTH Ann Spencer Maria o
Stokes Bridget sackstt Mary Jane
Snencer o Scott Jane
Storer Hannah eargent Julia
! Sbeben Marv smith Lizzis
: tory Msry Ann Stokes
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Torrance Tinker D Mrs2
Turner Lucinda I0d Lacy
Turner JE Thompson Lysia
Vaughn Joshua Mrs
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Wood Il Wallace Amelia
" httt Omb Mlla Susan
Wolf wall nara
White Lizzie EsiEel maria
walker Frances wheat harrlst
Welsdon FL zaDeth hhse-er Gusiy
Young Maria
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Zlmmihs Lucy
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