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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-07

@By reference to our advertising COL
umns. it will be seen that our friend IKE
NELSON is fairly launched on the sea of
business. A stroll through his extensiv g
establishment during business hours, will
convince any one that IKE does not adver-
.ise in vain. His rooms and shelves are
we'll stocked with the finest Groceries,
Wines. Liquors. ct cetera, that this and for
eign chimes can produce. Our country
friends. when visiting the city. can do no
better than to call on IKE NELSON, Nos AZ
and 40, Mark ct street.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-07

TMessrs. HUNT & CADY notify the pub
lie that they have dissolved partnership
The business will be continued by CHARLES
G. CApY. who invites lovers of the weed
to give h i'm a call
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~The births in London weekly, are about
1000.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-07
ALE! ALE !! ALE!!

E=- ISAAC NELSON, Sole Agent
g. FOR NASHVILLE, has just received a
large supply ofSMIrH'S Celebrated Pittsburgh
and Wheeling Ale, in Barrels and Half Barrels,
viz: Pale, Kenneth and Champagne, brewed for
Summer use.
Also, BOTTLED ALE, in cases of doz. each,
for Family use. Call at
Nos. ~ Il AZ MARKET STREET,
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Maysville Seminary!

THE TWENTY EIGHTH SCHOLAS-
l. tic year of this institution, with the pre-
sent Proprietor, will commence on the
First Monday in September.
The course of instruction embraces all the
branches of solid and liberal education, usually
taught in our best SCHOOLS and SEMINARIEs.
There are two distinct departments -
MALE AND FEMALE.
A sufficient number of competent teachers are
always employed ,proportionate to the number
of pupils. w. W. RICHESON, Principal
July cath 1S62-tf
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Negroes to be Employed only as Labor
erS.
WASHINGTnN Anr 4

A special to the Post says, that in answer
to deputation of prominent citizens. who
waited on the President TO-DAY, to urge tn
acceptance of negro regiments, Mr.. Lincoln
replied that he could not accept negro
regiments, but would accept as many as Of
fered as laborers. This, it is understood, is
the settled policy of the Government
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HAVE JUST OPENED A GRAIN,
i GROCERY AND COMMISSION STORE in
the house formerly occupied by Jas. c. Brook
over, northeast Corner of Third G. Market SITS.
/ will pay the highest market price IN CASH
or WHEAT, RYE and BARLEY.
! have Just received full stock of Groceries,
Sugar. Molasses Coffee, Tea Rice, Fish, Tobacco,
salt, &c, &C., together with general assert
ment of all articles in the Grocery line; all war
ranted to be ofthe best quality. My goods have
sold for Cash or Country Produce, at very small
profits.
| have also on hand large stock of PURE
DOURDON uIShr.
Commission, Storage IL Forwarding Business
attended to with promptness.
All persons DESTROYS of getting the worth Of
their money, will please give me call.
June 18th, 1862. BEN PHISTER.
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NASHVILLE. THURSDAY. AUG. 7

" Those who receive q copy of the
Dollar Weekly Bulletin, and wishing to
subscribe will receive it regularly by remit
ting ONE DOLLAR.
0TOur terms invariably in advance.
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Drafting Inaugurated by the General
Government---AnA Additional 800, 900
Men Called for--Unworthy Officers to
be Got Rid Of.
[oFFICIAL.
Washington, Aug. 1.-The following or
der has inst been is.ued
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-14
CLEVELAND. THURSDAY
/ hntlla vac decidedly Lho bIoodiesl q tho

battle was decidedly the blO0diest Of tho
war.
On Sunday, Jackson remained idle the
troops on both sides being exhausted. On
Monday jackson sent In a dsg Of truce,
asking to bury the dead, large proportion
Of which still lie on the field, pending
which, he escaped with his trains. This
morning Jackson's whole army was gone.
Gen. BGford, with his cavalry and artil-
lery, quickened Jackson's haste towards
Gordonsyille, compelling him to burn
bridges 10 save himself Jackson evident
ly does not intend to stop running until he
reaches the rebel fortifeations at Rich
mond.
Gen. Pope has fully met the public ex-
peetaions Of him. The enemy not only
show their backs to our forces, but the
Valley Of the Shenandoah, and the whole
country from Manassas to Gordonsyille, is
no longer polluted by the presence Of arm
ed rebels.
Jaekson's servant has just come into the
quarters Of Gen. Mcdowell, and reports
that his master admits loss of over 1000
men in the engagement of Saturday.
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GREAT NEETING Is WHEELING.

" hEEIlao, aug l1Z--
The greatest meeting since the war in
Western Virginia, was held in the spacious
depot Of the Baltimore and Ohio Road in
this city tonight. The building is estimat-
ed to comfortably hold 5000 persons, and
was filed to sufocation, and crowds
thronged the Streets Gov. Pierpoint pre-
sided over the vast conoourse, and in elo-
quent terms introduced Hon. John sher-
man, Hon. John a. Bingham of Ohio, and
Hon. W. 7. Wiley, Senator from this State
Among the distinguished strangers pres
ent, was Cen. Kelly. The large depot was
brilliantly illuminated, and hung with
Gags and notices, one Of the most promi-
nent Of which was, " No Vallandighamism
NO CarliIeismi but Union and Liberty
forever" and this, E0noe all means to
conciliate; now all means to crush
One denounced Carlile as traitor, and
called upon him to resign his position In
the Senate, which he had dlsgraced. The
war spirit Ia Western Virginia is fully
aroused, and her quota nearly made up
Gen. Kelley, called out by acclammation
made a few eloquent and effective remarks.
At close of meeting, Gen. Kelly was unan-
imousiy requested 10 change the name Of
Camp Garlic TO Camp Wiley
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REAL ESTATE.

M ESTERN LANU.@d. Il. LII
w Tie, oi the late arm oi Little kcyes, has
constantly on bad large quantity 0i hne FARMING
Lands IN Iowa. Miscunsln aud Missouri % exchange
Tor CITY country el Estate Personal PrOpertY.
Once Eith Rouse Jennings Marble Block sgpe-
rIor-st. mayls.1i16
Z HMAN LITTLE, DEALER IN
IL kEAL ESTAIE.-hssps a great variety Of Farms
sId Uity frgpertY Tor sale or Rent. Alsg, choice
Iowa snd Missouri. Once No. 8, ArWatsr buiding.
Cleveland, ohio. sb6;R25
~ EAL ESTATE.-E. n. KEYES,
IL tformerl1 Ui The hTm oi Littles KsTes, has
Jpcued Real Estate Otic3 In Rousss Block corner
o. superior-st- md Public SquarB, and has constantly
90 hand several thousand lcres o. nrt quality Fer-
ing Lands In the Sfatcs oi Iowa, Wisconsin and Ms
soir % exchEngb ior city ccuuntry pr0perlys aiso
tor all kinds o personal pruperiy- Fart ch paid .
nans-aasrv aurlh-ii2f
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PROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, August 18th.
AdFices from Stockholm under date of
Of July 18th state that American Pork In
great demand, and preferred to Russian,
1t Is admitted into Sweden duty free.
Common sides and shoulders from Ind. and
III. sell freely AZ l0c, smoked hams at 2Oc.
The graincrop Is short, wheat, good quality
brings l,s5; rye ] 40 and oats BIC. All
kinds Of grain admitted duty free. There
is a ready sale also for resin and leaf tobac-
co. The former pays duty Of lie per
pound, the latter DC. per pound.
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An Aad,eas to tho ooIOrod Population or

III Ohlos
You hhvo sacred interest at stake In
this greatrebellion. As your friend, though
young IN years at this time, am old in
patriotic love for my cOuntry's flag. I
will divide my lot with you in securing to
your kindred tho blessings our country
may bestow When l take into considers
ton the love Of liberty which courses
through your veins, the eagerness With
which your eountryuen viii grasp the
prize which you may convey to them, and
the unfinehing devotion which has char
aeterlEed your ancestors In the revolution,
4 cannot be mistaken that all oppression
and rebellion win vanish before 50 strong
an arm as you may impart. The time has
come when you may show your attach
ment to free Institutions, though your skin
may have been stained by Africa climate.
Your blood may be shed to q purpose
against American rebellion. History must
record the fact that Afriea's sons have
struck the final blow to Amorican slavery.
The times clearly point to this great truth,
that whom the gods would destroy they
FIRST make mad" The extreme selfslIness
Of the southern planters are opening 10
you soil On which yeu may rear your
sons and daughters in careless freedom
where you may make .fres home for your
new enslaved brethren. Before you are
ready Goverhment win receive you. A
book may be found at my Office on Bank
street, where all who win enlist may sign !
the call want none on the list who viii !
not cheerfNlly die facing oppression, or
win the land az REBELLION to that Of free
dom, on which shell be perched the eagle /
Of liberty, over which shall be unfurled
the beautiful Stars and Stripes. How soon
shall VIC have a thousand such names p
As soon as the required number Of names /
are furnished, you will select from among
your number nl the 8on-commissioned Of !
fcers. Commissioned officers are ready to
volunteer themselves and tender our SER 1
vices TO the Government VIII il not be !
well for list 10 be circulated In every /
town in the State, and send the names Of 1
all true patriots who are willing to thus I
tender themselves? All papers in favor I
Of suppressing rebellion will please pub 1
hsh this call. NEWELL G00D4LE. I
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This Communication, to the Journal Of
Commerce, points outa familiar and valua-
bic remedy for the suffering from thirst to.
which our brave fellows in Virginia must
be exposed at this season Of the year:
EoW TO ALLAY THIRST.
Having noticed by the letters of the sew
eral correspondents Of the New York papers
the great suffering of our troops on the
Peninsula and elsewhere, in consequences
of their inability to procure good whole
some water, it is suggested that this,
amongst the many Inconvenience they
are subject to, may be alleviated by allow
ing them to have as a part Of their rations
three or four lemons per diem. The juice
Of this fruit is about the only thing which
can abate this excessive thirst so much
complained Of The remedy suggested is
by no means a novel one, having been tried
/ with great success during the French cam
paign in Algeria, where, as is well known
It was almost impossible to obtain water
for the wants Of the troops, and the French
government, acting with its usual prompt
sagacity-and foresight, adopted the plan o.
distributing lemons amongst the mem
Actual scarcity Of water may not be a.
much the trouble with our troops as tht
quality of the same and the quantity in
dulged in, on account Of the suffering
produced By Unsuitable thirst, which car
be checked almost instantaneously, by E,
few drops Of raw lemon Juice.
| A FRIEND TO THE ARMY.
New York, August, 1862.
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New York, August, 1862.

A DRAFTING DODaE.-There are mum
berless expedients resorted to in order to
escape the draft, but an exchange fur
nishes an original one resOrted 70 by q
drayman!
Having procured a pair of old boots, he
deliberately knocked off the heel Of one,
and as deliberately walked into the DOcto's
Office. There was necessarily an inequRl-
ity in the length Of pedals, and a peculiar
adot and 60 one" gait that could not be
mistaken, Acertiheate Of defective limbs
was pocketed, and the relieved teamster
/ departed.
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All Reading Matter on this page
Is from Last Evening Edition.
Vver Meeting aT Euclid.

chas. ". Palmer, Esq, and Lieut. G. D
Rhodes, win address the War Meeting at
Euclid this evening, soliciting recruits in
behalf Of Capt. PeiEottO's company. We
are pleased % hear this gallant eompany
Is rapidly filing up. 1t wants but thirty
moro men. 1t has brave war Captain,
and should be fliea at once.
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THIS ArrERNoOE.s Rapoar.
ZEE ouLPEpPRR nATTLR.
eUIPEFPER C0uRE HousE, Ya.

August II.
The flight Of stOnewall jackson shows
that he fears our troops. On Saturday be
engaged with his whole force, numbering
at least $4,000 men, portion Of the eorPs
Of Gen. Banks, who behaved most nobly,
holding the enemy In check with the aid
of one division Of Gen. AicDewells- and
Gen. sigeIs corps, which arrived late IN
the day, wing the enemy from several
posisenss and hnsIIy from The held of bat.
tie yaeksOR's loss can scarcely be less
tbsn Loo; our loss is much less. The
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President Lincaln ar the Navy Yartl.--The
Wtnnns Steamer.
pouueuto y = LFenlng Fost-I
WASHINGTON. Aupust 8. 1SG

WAsHINGToS, August 8, 1862.
Mr.. Lincoln spent two or three hours
down at the Navy Yard yesterday with
several New York and Brooklyn gentlemen,
to witness the experiments made with the
new rife known as Rafael Repeater
The party were very much delighted with
Mr. Lincolns entertainment, for in fact he
entertained them for nearly two hours in
conversation upon the management Of the
war. -
Upon reaching the deck of the small
steamer from which the experiments were
viewed, the President reached forward and
took up an axe belonging TO the vessel
Lifting it up at arms length, he remarked:
'fYou see, gentlemen, I am at home with
this invention. know a great deal better
how to manage it than your repeating
rifles or eleyen-inch guns In discourse
ing upon the war he brought its his
tory up to the great events in front of
Richmond, the last days Of June, and first
of July, and then shrewdly remarked: 81
guess III SOP right there-it is good
place Ia stop at
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THE EIoHTsESTH REGULARS AGAIN II
MoTIoE.-Another, making the fourth de-
tachhent Of this large regiment, left camp
this morning for the South. The traia
took She troops frem Camp Thomas 60 quiz
etly, that their departure was not known
until the music Of the band at the depot
attracted atfentian. This makes two thou
sand men Of this regiment that have taken
the fsld-- caPitzl esy EaeE Apsday.
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- NINANs sTEAMER.

The party could not fail to notice the
Winans cigar-shaped steamer, which lay
nearly out Of sight in the Potomac river.
What she is here for no one knows, but a
Brooklyn gentleman detected seven sailors
from the North Carolina on board of her,
and it is possible that they are the seamen
selected from that vessel for some hazardous
enterprise some weeks ago. If the inven-
tion and mechanical skill Of the Winans
can be rendered subservient to the gov
vernment, great many people in Balti-
more and Washington will rejoice. This
reminds me that some of the rebels in
Baltimore and hereabouts threaten, if they
are compelled to fight they will take care
to 60 over to the rebels and help the cause
they love most Drafting will doubtless
drive class Of these fellows over to the
enemy.
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A number of distinguished persons have
arrived here to-day. Mr.. Clay, the gallant
Kentuekian, who has returned from the
Russian Court to fight the battles of his
country, is among them. It is asserted by
his friends that he is certain to have an
important command somewhere in the
Southwest. Such energy as his is greatly
needed just now. The complaints against
Buell. from the West are almost alarming.
The government feels the pressure, and
viii compel Buell. to move upon the enemy
Or out Of the way. Mr.. Clay gives q
cheering representation Of the feeling Of
the Russian Emperor toward this court.
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An AprEA1y--An otheer writing from
HaFrisoa.s Landing, says: While mass
r ineetings are. eetug| heid 1ropa one Sne Oi
the country to che otheFi 81 saying goi
57.snd oompsfativcly few saying come the
-rsl,1is s - quietly hhrchinf rssi1he cat after
3 iaf5rInsnt a lie support of those Fho are
aior1inr in-thuir strength. What We now
Vaat . ng. We want them to-dsy,"
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
In Pryposals vii be -scsiFsd az thu Office OF the
Liy Civil Engiueer until " clock NJ Auqust 18TH
fer Grading h I'D worth street. =
The Profile Of said work can hs aeeu end blank
forms for bids obiatned u said Euginee q Ufiee
The Board Of City lmprUTementr invita the sub.
mission Il otd1i reserng The right accept or ~
iect the same By order Of the Board. y
=. ss-rzers~ = q b. BIsHOP. 81
augfs-i0 Ciry ffvii EneihaSr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-14

PATR1oTIc 0FFER Of THE AMERICAN Ez-
Press Co.-The following letterf from Hen
" Wells, President Of the American Ez-
press Company to one T its Agents, ex-
5lains Itself We copy the letter entire.
C1IFTos SPRINGS, Aug. 4, 1862.
0sc1R S. HAsKrgs, Esq.-Dear Sir:-
Yours Of this morning is before ne. In
reply would say that the offer Of the
American Express Company to pay one
half salafy. 70 the employees Of the Com
.pau7 that volunteer under the call Of the
President foz s00, 900 men, viii bold good
TIL the 18th oftbis month, and We hope
and iTust that many Of cur men will cheer
fully respond to this call, knowing that
their money viii be promptly paid on the
erst Of each month to their families, OF
whoever may hold their orderj and their
positions restored to them upon their re-
turn.
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STOVES g. TlN-WARE.
LIE anEsPATCHn nnnKING

NHE DESPAICH " UOOkING
STOVE-Having during the pass Winter, been
improved, Is undoubtedly the BEST Stove in tn
Market LIS Baking, Roasting and Broiling proper
ties unexce ptionAblei and 10 economy Of Fuel i Il
unparalleled; With its new patent Crate Il VII burh
Coal as well IS Wood most admirably; the Oven being
thoroughly ventilated il will produce a perfect and
healthy bake "a ual TO thai OF Baker Brick oven.
Roasting and TOasfing Is done before tho open dre,
and BrUiling over live Goals the hearth as common
dictates. Il is Manufactured In this city aud
the material used and The -wOrkmansbip are o. the
best quality; finally il gives perfect satisfaction 70
all, hundreds o. housekocpers In this city and sur
rounding country who daiy using il Will testify
fuE MURNIHG STAR COOKING STOYE b g
new and desirable pattern which, with Z fariety o.
otheFs, make our stock oOmplsto. also have on
hand rast variety Purlor Colkinea other heat
Ing Stoves tor sale az reduced rrices-
We arc constantly supplied With ali the newest and
uiusI usautiItii styles Of ENAMELED GRATES
Aiso-all Of the usellh articles OF House Fur.
niBhing Goods, Nails and Farmers TOols, are ust
receiving the atest mprovod stylea Of BIRD CAGES
which are offered az the lOwost cash prices Waman-
nacture largely and have Tor aels AZ wholesale and
retail al the various articles OF Plain and aDaned
Itns COPPER and Sheet-lrou Ware. We oler tie al
most undial8 variety OF goods In line for sale at
the lQvest cash prices, on the One Price 6yGism
= - All tet,sekeep and th0se-srso contempiate e
hollsa Ping aud the rest 81 uIsalSiad are most
S,}ig inStsa s g esl before RgIeAssiaa sssghers
mara - No. b, south side Pub square.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.

DHOToGRAPHTC ALBUMS, AT
= 'sr R. B DOUGLAS & CO.,
...-- -.- =.s..-- .-tr--- IL SuperioF-St-
ARTISTS MATERIALs-WINDS AND
MENTIONS and Gorpll's Ol snd Water Colors.
Al r. b. DOUGLAS 4 COS,
lT9 superioF-st,
OVAL, AND @oUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Frames. At D. B. DOUGLAS / CO.'S
a-.7'-- - 1f9 5uperi0r-St
PHoFoaRAPH COPIES OF CELEBRATED
B. b DOUGLAS & co.'s,
ff1 6uperi0r-St.
~iCARTEB DE vfsTTE" or CELEBRATED
Mon and WOmsa, and PalmeF's Marbles, At
B. B. DOUGLAS GCOrB,
~ 3uperiOr-St
FINE ENaRAVINGg or DISTINGUISHED
. Kan r. 1-+a 3. 3. DOUGLAS kG0.'S. =
: 80 Z. .r1a .ar-rtrr-st
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ENGRAVlNG,

DRAINAKD b BUkkIDuh, 81
, B5nk-if t5isreis1ld. ONO. DtsIGN tIis "a Sd
a IaO6R Ps Eiis sad kHliskYLaons VOID.
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REVOlVERS & KRHES.

DEVOLKERS .AND BOWL f.
st.A kAfNtS,--A nle nssqTIliqnt 81 Hgyp Fing Pc
iois, such e e0liis New fodsl, .c2nrj DER :. AZ
large and email, with -FarioEs Qtfer Enc1i5llt ~
clivsd and for sals cheap b. . =. :. -
qUG s9oaa=lEH1 icI.ai.s cl5Tlaa1s Q.
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OEFIeE o ( ovtEoy MIslsa CO,, !

OFFICE o. K .OWLroV MINING Co.,
tlrygland, July p, Lee.
4 7 A MEETING OF THE STOCK.
HOLDERSUf The Knowston Mining L,osnparg.
held In this city tbs 10Th inst. aB asssssrent of
Three lollar share ls fed on the capital stock
q The osmpany, TO be called In ~ The option Of the
Dirsctors.
Ata subsequent meeting nf tho Directors, Il was
ordered that the first instalmsnt Of Fifty Cents q
share OF the above named asss5uet be called in nay
tsmber naxt.
The Transfer Books will be closed on tho 10Th Of
August, and transfer o. Stock will be made after
that date until this inEtalmsnt Is paid.
H. NJ CHAPLIN, %,
inly2a-ln9is Secretary and Treasr1rsr
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ENVELoPst ENVELOPS liz
SUQspp EhtkLQPzlI " az sizes, dGknas siad
6oors, tor sale e the LsaasF Colnfinq R11n. oaaR
COR olsh,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE OF SALE OF SMUI-
~ GLEn C'l0DS.-5Notioe is hereby givsn that
Cleveland on the I'D day Of th9 present. nonth be-
tween the hours Of 10 and n O'Clock a NJ ne fol-
SheeIing; Is yUr,ls do - yards White Lioen: II
Linen Hands erchieis x ysfds W7orstsd Plaid the
same haying ben forieite q he Uufted state be-
Cause ~ having 1eep isGal9 ported into the same
B2-specie org Demand Notes only, taken II
Pay ment for sald goods,
CHAS J. BALLARD, Us
Clevelant, Aug. 2. Isa24woaw
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HOTELS. a5s-s7

- l11-tl
ERENCHS HUfEL-ON THE
Europsan Plan, Cliy o. New Fo-k.
Single Rooms so Cents Per Day.
CITT HALL SQUARE, CUk. fRANKFOkI-sT
iDppodit2 city aail
Meals q tha7 may b orda7sd = fh8 Sracl1u1- Be.
iectoTy. fhere 9 a Barber's shVp and hath nooms
attached % The HUtsl.
5-Begare of RUNNERS and uACKMEN Ehoul1
8g ars full. b FnEECH
declsk27 Pru1rieror.
D1RJH HOUSE-124 MATFB-ST..
Cleveland, Ohio. fhE Hoslse is alE epsh q
the rscsptign ui Guests and tns travelling Pulicgls
orally. II b convenient 20 the DepUu n the conlEo
Of business and easy OF access s7srY uaT-
eaD-strangsrs win hnd Il quiei House &C thcFag
ow price Of OAE DOLLAR peI dsy.-.--r
q. BIRcH 4 co.
M ANHATTAN HUIhL.--hos. 3
M. 5, q AID urray le1uld l3lr lru1i bl1u1
~ 5opposits tha PARK. New lofk. HtETingf Ing
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FgHQltlEeRs Wishing conveyance 20 either % The
above Trains Boats VIII b called or hy Coaches
cl Stevens Qmnihus Line, by leaving their address
e the Omnibus Ofce, tt7 SuppriuT-St next door 70
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