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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-27

BRfRY ASSOCIATION The Lecture Commit
tee have definitely engaged the Hon. Daniel
S. Dickinson, the great statesman and patriot
Of New York, whose graces and eloquenee as
an orator are ranked among the first of the
day; -- @
Bayard Taylor, the poet and traveller, just
arrived from Russia with splendid lecture
on that great country.
DR.. J. G. Holland, Timothy Titoomb) Of
Massachusetts,, one of the most elegant and
finished speakers and writer's of the times;
Prof Vim. c. Richards, of Rhode Island,
whose brilliant experimental illustrations,
performed with the aid Of new and magnif-
cent apparatus, ineIudiag, besides splendid
Air-Pump and its Appliances, and that very
novel and remarkable Electrical u sohine,
RuHmkOrf's Induction Coil, in connection
with the famous Geissler YapOr and Vacuum
Tubes for the illustratisn of the Aurora Bo-
reaIis and Lightning, have been the theme of
such exalted praise in the Rastern cities;
Professor Louis Agassiz, who, after many
years psrsuasion, has at last been indneed
to visit the West The name and fame Of
AgassiE, like that Of Humboldt, Lyell, Hitch
cock, is cosmopolitan, aud when to his great
learning is sddsd the fact of his many
graess as a speaker, our public will have in
store for them a treat uneq qualled, He is to
deliver two lectures
Miss Emily Shaw, Of Massachusetts,, Of
whom Oliver Wendell Holmes writes in the
highest terms of praise
AnsOn G. Chester, the poet, editor of the
Buffalo Commercial, whose poem on The
Gods " is spoken Of with great favor by the
press;
The Committee have also in view Hon.
james I. Brady, General Meagher, Hon.
John Van Buren,, 7. Buchanan Read, EdW.
Kirke, &c, &c. Secure your season tickets
] early.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-27
NLEYELANDHOOP sKIRTCo
- AND aANUFACTuRERs OF
French and German COrsess

LAYING REMOVED our Factory from 10. Orta-
rest; to II superiorSt-, We vi / h, bopnv %
meet all our o d customers and as msry Ta,r, =
may see Mt to call aud exEmiI our sisck.
Lhis Company, having opened Sale~ rocrp- IN, tyt.
Oity, beg leave to call the attention ~ i st ~ -
their own manufacture s f"o'le g.
1st. a. We S Skseps LARGEk STOCK than suy shot
"a. We nlaks a greater variety OF 81 Z st,,
sizes and Qualities iuclu1ing an the 80, -
In the United States my '''''i iui''6i lfef
I'd. The steel an al the material Tor Ho,, s,,-,.
rom tne primitive state 70 the salrsroo-n ~ ,,,o,
ouL oNn supervision sT entire control t,fsf1,rti
customers can Obtain skirts from ON, -
paying second proht, Ni'ti'''
- Aiso-the largest assortruent OF ti,rss,. s.t
spiral Bustles constantly Oh hand '"
N.S-Our Retail Department Is in ebayos q, .,.
tent Ladies. " 'u eise OF eOupe-
- Nefohsntss ipphed chesp az wholesale
ocfs 'hAph bhOo-, Prppri-tOrs
-. To- Srueriar-gl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-27

A Southern letter from Missionary
Ridge, October 18Th, says that Davis, ac-
oompanied by Bragg and STAFF, visited the
Chickamauga battlefield the day before.
At night Davis was serenaded, and in his
speech complimented General Bragg very
highly as military commander of the
first order. The rebel chief was to leave
the next day for Richmond.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-27

SAN Cole, whose arrest for grand lar
oeny We noticed this morning, was bound
over at the Police Court for trial. Bail was
demanded in the sum of $500, in default of
which the prisoner was committed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-27
F' n tIIVI 70 Ile VJ aBtI N IIIs nIIeu oIaIs8 TOT
DR. Viehois' Female Monthly Pills.


the only genuine Female Pills in the United States
NOTICE. TO LADIEs.-No article Of medicine intended
for the exclusive use OF Females that has ever made
its appearance, has met with such universal success
as these celebrated Pills. No disease is so little un-
derstOod, and consequently badly treated a. female
diseases. These Pills are the result of much study
and careful experience in all varieties Of female COM
plaints and in all cases OF Irregularities suppressiOn
leucOrrhHa or whites, Inflammation Of the bladder,
kidneys and womb, and loss Of nervous energy their
use is above all praise. Among the many thousands
that have used them in all parts of the UniOn none
speak i'll Of them, for all like them They contain nc
mercury, iron, steel, no deadly oils Their use
can do no harm, and when used according to direc-
tiOns, they always do good.
N. B. Married ladies who have reason to believe
themselves in the family way, should not use them,
be the consequence.
Rrtce-tl per box Persons sending for Pills will
encloseon dollar and two postage stamps.
Seyernl persons knowing the efficacy Of these Pills,
have advertised as being agents for Dr. NichOs Pills
and selling a worthless pill.
N. b, The genuine Yichols Female italian Pills
cannot be found at any other place in the United
Ohio
Dr. Hunter has in his posses ion numerous ril-
Gates and testimonials which relieved and happy pa
tents hays tendered him, aud have kindly permitted
him 10 exhibit t. those desirCuB Of his SCI vices
81 Once hours from A. N. to gP. n oct5d&w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-27
FIRE.

CIEcIENATI, Oct. 26.
The building, No. 10 Front street. occu-
pied by Lewis Megrue, Government feed
contractor, was destroyed by fire yester-
day. Loss $4,000; insured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-27

q. S. CIRCUIT CoURT.-In the case Of
Eba B. Ward VS.. PhilO Chamberlin ct. al. the
Court decided in favor of the motion of CON-
plainant for the appointment of Receiver,
and Charles Bernard, of Akron, was SO ap-
nnintad
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-27
FROM nIEmPHIs

MEMPHIS, Oct. %.
Gen. Mcpherson, on the 18th, came up
with the enemy near Canton, Mississippi.
AEteEg Short. .6aRt. cha ssrl--lanqB. ND
Pherson occupies Canton.
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CLEVELAND . TOLEDO B. B
- q


1850. sUMMEB ARRANGEMENT. 1853.
On and after Monday April nth, isss, Passsngs
Train1 viii leaEe OieTslznd IS follows Sundays =
ospted):
b:lOA. n.-OHIOAC0 EXPRESS-Stops at RsrrS
Grafton, cberiin, Nakeman, HoEEalk, MoLs.
rOevlie, Bellevue, 9lYee, Fremont, ElmoEeEn0
Genoa Hnd arrIvo5 .. q OlsdO $50 A. N; endCd
cdgO Al % P. K
2aO P. a.-SUufH Ii HAIL-StOps At AL stations
on Southern Division, and arrives At Toledo
$40 ,. a. N0srH EIS AAIL-stopa at all station
on Northern LIsisid1s S1d arrives at Sandu1kT
at 7.5G r. Il.
bs2O 2. E.-TELEGAApl EXPRESS-StOpsa atGtas
ton, Oberliu, n ~ -.llan, HOrWsik, mOnrosg1lle
Bellevue, ClYdss EremOnt and hlmors, and a.
rives az Toledo b g.4O ?. h, chicago 81 T.sp A.
COEHECTIOnS.
Connections ore Hnoteat mOnrOeVills with the 5an-
du5ky, Mansfield 3 Newark B.B., ct Clyde with the
sandusky, payso1-a Cincinnati Z. r., at Fremont
with Fremont Indiana b. T., and 81 TOle10 vi ii
the Michigan Southern & Northern India1s and To-
ledO Wabash Railroads lor Chicago, Detroit, Gpk
lon, Fort Wayne, Loganse0rt, Lafayette, Oaifoi Al
ton, st. Louis and all FoiRJa West, hcrthwest Eus
Southwest. OF. a-
Trains Errive IN Cleveland lron Toledo and thg
West At $50 ~ s.so ? H., and 9:2 ?. n. Frolb
5andusky st y.25 A. n, l.. d. RUCE ER, 6up't
Cleveland. April 20, iss3--
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-27

PERsoEAL-Peter NJ. Richings and his
wife, with Miss Caroline Ridings, arrived in
town on Saturday, and are stopping at the
Angler.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-27

Horace Greeley is writing History of
the War, for which Hartford publishing
house is to psy him the sum Of $4,000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-27
MEDICAL,
MEDICAL INFIRMARY.
M. HUNTER STTLL CONTLN.

nR. HUNTER STILL CONT[N-
IL TINUko at the old established PLACE, No IL,
.sathews' Block, south side OF the Public Square
Cleye.and Ohio, curing all that come in fact, he is
the only reliable phJiscan in evel4nd treating the
follOEiGg diseases, namelyt Sorofula, Cancers, VI
GERS, Tumors, Fistu a, Asthma, Bronchial and Lung
diseases, rheumatism, Ague and Fever, Seminal
Weakness and all disedsis peculiar to Females Leu
corrhoea or Whites, Suppression Ofthe Menses Pain
the Uterus or Womb, PrOlapsus or Fal ing Of che
Womb All diseases OF the blood and skin entirely
removed from the system. All diseases Of the organs
Of generation of male female, Of whatever name or
nature, treated in careful thorough and iudicious
manner, pointedout by long experience and inyesti
asS-Low prices and quick cures Recent cases cured
Ia from three to eight days All tsyphlitiC and mer
cuTlal talnts entirely removed from the system.
Dr. HUNTER IS constantly curing cases in from
three 70 eight weeks that have been treated by oteI
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness should
spPy 70 Dr. Hunter immediately, either in person OF
" ietter as ne never als 10 cure. His remedies
perfectly safe and unknown to any other physician
Patients Of either sex living distance, By stat
ing their diseases in writing giving all the symp
obtain medicines with directions for use by ad-
dressing Ut. Hunter, OF Cleveland Ohio, Post-paidi
An communications confidential.
From his experience and extensive practice, he
makes scrupcs in asserting that whatever he IN
deratkes in his specially he will MOST FEH-
PORN No matter how homeless may lss fbe case
whether from extreme debility and prostratiOno
system, from unsuccessful treatment Of empires
or selt-styled . N ID. - whom many have uniortu-
nateiy been UNDER or from the false delicacy thai
many Of my patients tell me kept them from an early
application 70 me- or the no less fatal ideas Of
coming the disease BY the advancement OF ago and
strictly moral mind; for they, and all, make the
case worse and ift Is early from the cause OF
being entirely local, II Affects the entire animal
omy and then requires general ~ well local treat
ment which DR.. Hunter is happy to be able say
that thorough Investigation and great Improvement
in The treatment Of private and delicate diseases
both 81 yes OF however long duration, yield TO his
mode Of treatment II the Unfortunate value life and
health, they should be sure and call on physician o
age and experience.
a. No charge for advice. The Doctors Office II
constantly thronged with patients from all parts
/ the country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-27
ATrue Criticism.

Last year the Republican party of Ohio
adopted conservative platform and made
their contest under the conservative lead
ership Of Tom Ewing and Frank Backus.
Result-the State WAS lost by 1000 votes
This year radical councils prevailed, and
under Brough and Anderson, who preach
ed radical doctrines from every rostrum,
the btate is recovered by majority of g.
600 votes. The people love bold, earnest
and patriotic leaders. They have a SOW
ereign contempt for oold-blooded, timid,
hold-back conservatives.-Ch Chieqao Tribune.
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DARrITION NOTIoE.-Ransom Hsa.h.

DARTITI0N NOTICE.-Ransom Heath
L guardian Of Lucela Heath, and Martha Fig
uers, Lucela Heath and Martha Figuers viii
take notice that petition was filed against them
on the I'D day Of september, A. D. 1883, in the
Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the
county Of CuyahOga, byJ. Z. Raymond and Ma
~ J. Raymond, ana is now pending, wherein said
J. Z. Raymond and Mary ]. Raymond demand
partition Of the following real estate, tO-wit: The
lot situated on the nOrtheasteTly corner of Bridge
and YORK streets in the City Of Cleveland, coun-
" Of Cuyahoga, and State Of Ohio, being thirty
seven feet front on Bridge street, and running
back Of equal width one hundred and thirty-seY5
en- feet on York street, and that at the next term
OF SAID Court the said ]. E. Raymond and Mary
J. Raymond will apply for an order that partition
may be made OF said premises
PALMER 4 DENNIS,
Attorneys Tor
]. E. RAYMOND,
sept23-sNl23 NARY J. RAYMOND.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-27

OLO5lhG OF MAILS.
AAsfhbh THROUGH, tor Arie, BuIlAlO Boston, Nsur
York Hartford, and Wilioughby paibasviils Gsns
va AstHbuig aud Conneagt, closes At A NJ
, EAsTEHN THsoU0H, for New York only, closes 81
EAsIERE FBEOUsH, or Erfs, iyuHalo. A!oanv Do.-
ton, New 0rS and oarttord closes al SIS p r.
EAsIEkh " AZ ior ali points between Cleveland and
Ecls, closes a 3;z0 T. NJ.
MEerERa THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroi,. Chicago
next mOrniRg) ~
DqPuQuel e. Joseph and Cairo closes at go P, n
and Toledo, closes At I P e.
sAsDUskI WAY, i0E Sandasky and all iutermeaists
OIFoiNEATl WAY tor all points between Cleveland
~ CILCIIAti' Closes Al ~ p. 81, tlcav6z at 81
OIHCIsHATI THRoUsH, for Columbus. Ds.top. Sss.
naxt morniug.)
CiiSG1SSEATI THaogsE, ior Coiumbus. Cin9iuuaa
wheeling ciOfos At f:3Q Y. NJ
riIIsByAeB IHE3UsH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
sETTsBURaH Way fur al bofDrs batvv-f7 ,,I.v-IarS
SfelisViie and PIttsbGTg, Harrisburg. Phil6doiphfs
ba!tlmor- and Nashing on. closes 1t 100 A
1AHosIR9 Way, sOr all points between Cleveland
niug.)
MEDIHA " AZ, olosss at AN
h1ckPoslt g, closes on Tuesdays. TnurscAss aau
BRECKsyIILE, BArs. sc, oicses Tuelasys and s,st
HrdayS, al A. M q - ~
SHARON CESTER, granger, North lsOynltou ne
ei9s,es on tuesdays and Saturdays a. A. NJ
v AERENsVILLE, otOses daily, l0:30 A n
-AAsT and Euclid, closes dally,a r H.
sS-Mail and Drop Letter. are requfye by law q
s,g-All 0ity Circulars required N pre- paid
- 6moe open nom IN 4. NJ. to 7:su P. n. Ou
SUNDAY nom d IL 10 I0s95 A. M.
~ N.E
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.Isl5 A. H.-hIGHT. .EzPRESS TBAIH-StoppinEa n
GiTard, AshseDula and Pai1e5Tiile only 1and Ar
riyea at Cleveland at A45 a. H.
$50 A. M.--MAIL AND kDACUOMMODATI0N TRAIN
-StuYping s. ali stations and tiYes ct CiegR.
lard 81 g.a5 A.. -
s:55 A. M.-TULHDU SAPBEsS -stapping ct aleta.
tons except bEanyiile, Sayrruok, UnfonTtl6,
Perry, Mentor and Nioklirss snd arrivas u
Cleveland at I 40 ,. u.
l:z5 ?. N;-DAH EXPRESS E2AIE-Stopping ct q,
racds Uonnsart, Asdt2bula, and Painegyino
only, and arrives m Cleveland at 4.55P. n.
~ Bsooad Class Carr arc run on all through
Trains. ae- -HH1e
=Al tho trains going sstWsrd connect at Cleveland
with trains for 1oledo Chicago, Columbus, Oinci1-
natl lndianapli5r 81, LOUis, &c.i and an through
trains going Eastward, confect 1t Dunkrk with tho
trains Of the 4. y. q X hEilroad and at Buffalo with
those Of the New York Central and BuhAo New
York City Bailr1ads tor hes York, Albany, Boston,
Niagara kallB &C. and It srie With trains on the
Philad5lphlB and Eris Railroad-
eS-Dsy Express, East and West, eOnnects at GiraIa
With Trains Eris and Pittsburgh Bailrp8d foi
Linesviils, Meedyille Ja2estoHn, sc.
Fad t-rJ d. NOTTINGHAM, sup't.
FWayrl rrfH = .-FNs lf
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pRY GOODS.
NASH JOBBTNG TRADE.

lAOh OOD D INV L hAOE.
4. I Baldwin s. Co.,
Hays for ssle By the pieee or racHage the largest
STOCK In this market, OF -.a r
Wool and Broche Sha1Is ..
Ladies' and Mis-s,' tlnskA
CloakinRs and Ladirs' O.Cths,
Foreign Drtss Good.
American Dreas Goods,
--r Ba moral Skirts, IEdiss and MiFEs'
-... Hoped Skiris, Lad e. and hlssas',
Housekeeping CO ds, %
Hoods, hubiaH b SontgRs 1 .. a
Caters, Sleeves AlexAnders
Wool, Me- moe and Co;inn dcse "
Gloves, Gauntiets aud ~ ittenR
wool blankets While ami CO Oied
Cash buyers OF Dry Goods g. wholrsIle will find
of Credit BOOses.
Oct2s Ell BALDWIN 4 %.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-27

John A. Boyle, Co. a, IO5th Ohio, died
in one Of the Nashville Hospitals on last
Monday or Tuesday.
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CHTRFs AND COLLARS

Gentlemen who are particular in the FIT and AP
PEARAHOE OF their
SHIRTS AND COLLARS,
and desirouH Of having those that will SET " Eli
and LOOK Mat, are invited 10 leave their OrdsrsA
KEPP NER'S,
Ehsre they can depend upon being 5uited None bnt
the BEST GOODS sre used, and Thorough Work
Guaranteed.
DIRICTIOHs FOR mEAsUBEMENT.-For Neck, take
the number Of inches round (AJ. For Sleeves, take
from centre Of back OBJ 10 bend OF elbow (Cl thence
to extreme end OF cuff D) the being in the posi-
ton shown in the engraving. These are al the meas
urements required
WARRAN A GOOD FIT.
HD-Ths Cash to be paid 10 the Express Company on
receipt Of goods.
Agent Of the cleveland Shirt and Collar H'Fg Co.,
hYMAHi5 BLOCK, Hos.zHnq ,, (uR sssirs) OleYs-
laul, Ohio, three doors from the Court mouse,
r Public Square. -.- maTI5-4Sf
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F05l-0E7lsE dtaE-TaglE.
1858 sUEAER AgEASGEsEFT M
FOR TIE
Arrival and Closing OF 55asIs
AT THE

hour after arrival of trains
- All hatls close one hour before departure
ARRIVAL OF MAILS At depot
Eastern Through arrives at AS A. 81 i.l0 i.5sP N
Eastern nay arrives st 9:55 A. NJ.
western Through arrives az ys51 a N aad g.ls p n
Western Way arpives Al 30 P NJ
Sandusky Way arrives st g:Z5 A N
Cincinnati IA cough arrives at 945 A M,I.a5 N
90 way arrives at s=35 p. NJ
Pittshursh Through arrives at g:I5 P n
DO hag arrives Rt 30 A H.
menoniue Nay arrives al 7:05 NJ
medinay 'f.g arrives ut 400 z. II
ROckpSrt, &C. srrfves Tuo..iavs -, -,
urdays at Il N.
BreckBYile, Bath &c arrfVss Mov,7.,,- - ,s-s4
at5P. N. oHu iiA@'
sharon center, Granger North Royss1.o, A. -
Mondays srd Fridays at p n
v Msrrensvllle arrives daily az lU:l5 A 81
MAST cleveland and Euclid arrives dnily atgA n
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~ IisIii77,-l - I.7a., LhAL.-5t0ppilg d
HllloagnbJl telutBville, asneSa Ashfglui5
S-a1ts7si! SIC Slfl,f- rrfy, and arrive st Erfea
l:zs Psi bnnkiTk = rs = = Buhaio A. 5-51l , =
so fs E--Jls-iA3ATi ESpb ESs-Sfopois,V n
Ea1ns<glliai Asipabula and 1Iirard only aud A.
TlIes ~ hCte Ili1 P A. Dunkirk $50 P. y: Bufa.
10 lu.l0 P. n. ~
40 ?. z.-AAILAhB BAUUCMaODATIrH TRAIN
-stopPlng at all stations and GrTiVes at Erfaat
5.Z5 P. n.
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sept24:I28

STATE OF OHIO,l
Cuyahoga County, SS'
Jennett Belts, plaintiff,
against
Esther Brennan, Law
renee Lsvin, Mary
LAWN, Edward Du-
shane, Catherine Du-
shane, Edward Sls-
ter, Bridget Slater,
T Elizabeth Brennan
and FAnn Brannsn,
defendants.
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LEGAL

The State Of Ohiol In Court OF Common Piess-
OuysnOesOountyI Civil action for money and
IS sale Of lands.
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TRIMS giil F1B follows
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TELEGRAPHIC.
[YEsTERDAY's DISPATOREs.l

Movement of Rebel Cavalry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-27
General Grant at Chattanooga

Engagement Near BealtOn.
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A. CRocKER, Secretary.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-28

and I'm their boy, bat how she dos love
New England aud the Yankees and The
old United States, and 50 do ID
The Major was touched, as well he
might be, and his heart warmed 70 the
boy as 70 young brother, and be took
out bis knife, severed button from his
coat and handed him for 3 remembrance.
'Oh, I've got half dozen Just likeit.
See here !" and be took from his pocket
little string of them, gifts Of other boys
in blue.
my mother would like to see you"
be added, "snd I'll go and tell her."
WHAT are you doing here p growled
the guard, suddenly wheeling round
upon him, and the boy slipped away into
the crowd and was gone. Not more than
half an hour elapsed before q lovely
lady accompanied by the little patriot,
passed slowly down the sidewalk next
to the curbstone. She did not pause,
she did not speak; if she smiled at all
it was family, bat she handed TO one
and another of the prisoners bank notes
as she went. AS they neared the Major,
the boy gave him q significant look, as
much as to say, "thsts my New En-
gland mother" The eyes of the elegant
lady and the poor, weary officer met for
an instant, as she passed away like q
vision, out of sight. Who will not join
me in feryently breathing two beati-
tudes: GoD bless the young Georgian,
and blessed forever be the Northern
School mA'am!
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AmUSEmENTS.

NEW THEATRE-Cubas appears again
tonight in the French Spy Often as
this drama has been produced recently
in this city, there is no abstement of the
public interest in it. On the contrary,
the charming impersonations of the chief
character, by the beautiful and gifted
Cubas, have increased the desire TO see
it. The "Irish Lion" a capital farce,
closes the entertainments.
THEATRE.-Mr. Proctor appears At the
theatre tonight as Richard the Third,
in ShakespeAre's great play Of that name.
This is q part which has been rendered
famous by the representations of the
most eminent actors of Great Britain
aud tine United States. All play-goer
have formed their standard by which to
weigh the trsgedian who essays the
character before them for the first time.
We venture TO predict that Mr.. Proctor
will not be found wanting. The enter.
tainments Close with "Brian OLynn."
This is Mr. ProctOr's last night.
TIE Circus The closing exhibitions
Of the circus takes place this afternoon
and tonight. That of the night will be
for the benefit of Mr.. Marks, and the
ata7sements will be considerably varied,
And in some respects, of an unusual
character. Mr.. Marks deserves well Of
the public, and ought to receive the COM
pliInent of an overlooking audience
The last night of circus is ever brill
liant tbing-in this instance it will eclipse
all the last nights that have preceded it.
The whole catalogue of performers,
male and female, have determined to
make it so and they will not fail.
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SutIers! Sutlers!

A. & NJ. LANDsBEBG & Co., corner of
Market street aud Square, have just
received, and are selling at prices that
defy competition,
90 Cheese.
100000 Cigars.
IS Caddies Twist and Burnside To-
hacco.
so Butts Natural Leaf.
80 Cases Sardines.
so Kits Mackerel, Nos. and 2.
CO Cases Maltby's Oysters.
200 Barrels Dried Fruit
Also full stock of Hats, Shoes, Sus-
penders, Fancy Over Shirts, HAndker-
chiefs, Paper Collars, Portfolios, Note
aud Letter Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Ink,
Backing, Spice &C., &c.
Together with the best brands of Whis-
ky, Bitters, Champagne, Catawba,
Schnapps, &C., aud 3 complete Assort-
ment of Notions.
By giving us trial you will find it to
your advantage.
A. & NJ. LAEDsBERG & Co.
Sept. Is.