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NEW YORK aIARKEF-Nsv. 29.
fRY TWIuoRaPaB


Catton-.Markst dlv, heavy and lower. Sales at
sSasIc TOR Middli, Uplands
FlOur-A shade 1rmer with very moderate buBi-
ness
salss at 6,4Ta5.sS for Extra statai s7.asa76n 70
extra round haOp-d NhiO F,85Ss9 81 for trade
brands MARKET closing quiet
WhisISy--.siarketle less active and .caTceiy so hrm
Sales at y r7Ss
u .heat-"arkot slightly fa7ors buyers with only
moderate demand,
Sac at SI.4sal,4 or Chicago spring; I,Esal, 40
for mi waukee Club 81 seal - for win er rcd West
ern; sl,i7el,i9 foE Amber AilEa1ksa-ths Latter
j or cnoice an store
Rye Market scarce and hrnsr. Sales at Sl,sOS
lys5
BArley-MUket quiet
Corn Much excited aud market ST4c higher.
Sales at Si,29EsI, for shipping mixed Sest-
ern in store; 81 IS afioat
cats Market 2 to SC better but not very active.
sales g35fG95.
~ oOI Market very h'm-
POrk-Unchanged with air demand.
-sl-s 90 bbls new mess for Febru try st elS o.
Reef-SteafT
sb Dulders, Hnd 91sG0 ~ for fag1s-
Bacon Sidea-MRrket EtesdY.
Dress d Hess Market frl. Gales cG5-Sc for
q ity.
ard Quiet aud UNCHANGED Sales 2,c00 barrels
for January and February at &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

To THE CITIZENS OF CLEVELAND. You
are again called upon to contribute for the
relief of the suffering freedmen.
earnestly request every family to gath
sr up whatever cast-Of garments of every
description and materials for clothing they
can spare, and have them in readiness on
Friday, after Thanksgiving, for the CANVASS
ing teams, which will call for them on that
day.
Let this effort be general and thorough,
and the aggregate results will fill with grat-
ituds the hearts Of thousands ready to per-
ish.
Any families omitted By the csnvAsssrs
will please Sand their goods to Spencer 4
MeIlsn's, 140 Water Street, or send to the
same place, their name, street and number,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

IF YoU WANF.-If the you want q good
pair OF KIP Boots for 50 so, go TO the Great
Bankrupt sale. II you want q pair Of
French Caf Boots fer S3 90, 60 to the
Great Bankrupt sale If you want a splsn
did pair Of French Calf Double Sale Sewed
Boots for IS 90, GO to the great Bankrupt
Sale. II you want pair Of English Patent
Tip BaimorEls for 81 90 pair go to the
Great Bankrupt Sale. If you want Mons
Fstent Buffalo 0vor-shovs for Soc per pair,
90 to the Great Bankrupt Sale. In fact, If
there is suy thug you want in the way ef
Boots and Shoes, for yourself or family, 60
to the Greet Bankrupt Sale, l05 Superior
street, near Water street..
nOv2O:I25
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"THE soUTHERS WHIrEs The next
lecture before the Library Association will
be delivered On Thursday evening next at
Brainsrdt Hall, by Edmond Kirke," au-
thor of those popular and delightful books,
" Among the Pines" " "My Southern
Friends" etc, he is also one of the editors
of the New York Tribune, in which journal
there is now appearing e series of exceeding
ly instructive and humorous articles on
Southern life. The subject Of the lecture is,
The Southern Whites; Their Characteris-
ties and their Relation to the Future of the
Union -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

The GoTTscHALK- BRI0EoLI CoEoERTs.-
Mr.. Strakoscn was in town yesterday making
arrangements for the concert of his great
troupe here on Saturday, Monday and Tues
day next. This will be the greatest con-
cert ever given In Cleveland. When
GOttscbaIk, BrignOli and Cerdisr sP'
pear, they form a constellation Of talent
rare in our Western horizon. All must hear
them. Aaa;eSrs of music in the country
should snatch the opportunity of listening to
the most harmonious concord Ofsweet sounds
which can be presented them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

NITROUS OXIDE GAs.-Dssiring ever to
do all 10 our power to relieve from suffering
those who require painful operations at our
hands, We are prepared to use Nitrous Oxide
Gas for those who would have teeth extracted
without pain In adopting this gas, We do
not expect more perfect relief from pain than
has often bsen obtained from the use Of
Chloroform aud ether; but as Nitrous Oxide
resembles more nearly the AIR we breathe
than ohIOrofOrm OF ether, We hope its apPli
cation as an ansesthetie for brief operations
will be more universal. Wo intend to ad
uinister the Gas in our practice with proper
Discrimination apd care.
B. STRIGKLAND,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

IsDUsTRIAL School THANKSGIVING. We
would remind our friends that Friday next
Is the time that they are respectfully desired
{, give the children their ususl treat. No
children need be better provided for than
these poor and destitute little cnss have been
o. TbaDksgi7ing in times past By the eiti-
Gems. We pray, smidst all other calls, tha;
they may not be forgotten.
Will the friends please send in their pro-
visions early in the forenoon to the school, in
order t, girs time for the COMMITTEES to make
suek arrangements as they take pleasure
in doing.
cAst-Of clothing or materials for new viii
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

CORRECTION typographical error in
yesterday mornings paper caused us to omit
meritsd compliment to the plea ef Mr..
Castle in the French case. What We intend
ed to say, and what We say with pleasure
now, Is that Mr.. Castle, on that OCCASION,
fairly Oatdid himself. His reputation for wit
and elOquencs is great, and whenever 1t is
known that hs is to speak he is sure Of q
crowded and attentive audience. But on this
occasion be won unusual eacOniums from all
his hearers.
We were net present when Mr.. Palmer
made his plea. We are informed, however,
that it was a very able and powerful argu-
ment.
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FROM PORT HUDSON.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 70.
The following is from letter dated Port
hudson, November Sd, written by Cap
tain in the 7th regiment, sRd addressed "
his father in this city:
4" We have just received information Of
positive character that 1st Lieutenant
Geo. B Coleman, Jr., Of New York, who
was captured about two months sgo while
out Oh = raid, was hanged within twenty
four hours afterwards, together with some
20 priystes, (oOlOred,) who were taken
with him. hope some action will be tax
en- or the subject aud that soon. | know
that the officers and soldiers Of the Corps
d'Afrique d will take prompt and inal action
If they ever get into fight. The men OF
the command will endesVor 10 protect
themselves from such a fate though the
Government should neglect to do it."
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INRU8ANeE.
TNCREA ED CAP TAI & PAR,
L FICRATloN IN PboFITs.
North American Fire Ins. Co.,
L1corpooa1s5 is2S.

Ne. 6wALL-sT., n. T., ost. z, 1s6s.
Ths President and Directors Of this ompany, tske
pleasure n appris the public that in order meet
more full the demands Of its customers, tn. prssent
Stock holder have subscribed the ad tuUDal 0f
$50 0O0, max ns the pr sent
CASH CAPITAL-HALF A MILLION DOLLARSI
all of VII eb ha been paid 10 and invested in seeord
auce with the reQuir-m nts Of the Gen raj Insurance
Law Of this state under the sanction aud approval Of
Wm Barnes, EsQ., Superintsld dent Of Insurance De-
pa tment.
The Company, with increased facilities, continue to
fssus Policies, insuriBsa aims los rdEn ge by ire
and inland TranSp alton where the -s-u ed par
tiepate 10 e. extent of hreiourths Of the profits Of
m, business Policies are also issue without p T.
ticpation at reduf ed "a Of reniium. Losses ad-
iIis IA or raid At the onc the ompany or Its
variou. Agencies v tn that D omptitude and equity
which has cha act rzrd its bu in transactions du.
ri z h las fsrty years. u 7. bHAIT n,
povls-iq6- AarNT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

.. S. AssEssoRs.-Ats q meeting Of As
SCISSORS in Philadelphia, on the 18th Of this
month, it Vas resolved to hold a General
Convention in this city, on the 18Th Of De-
cember, for the purpose Of bringing T. gefh-
or all the experience in relation to the law
and snreesting some practical changes in its
rzn,tinra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

The Star says 1t is not known In official
circles here that the Army Of the Potomac
- .
I -Sy-j q 1870 - " IA move
20 dsy, and intimstes that General Thomas
is about taking advantage Of Loogstreefs
movements agsinsts Burnside.
The Republican extra, this morning,
aays:-Tois morning, at dawn Of day, the
Grand Army Of the Potomac broke camp
uear the north bank Of the Rspidan, and,
with ten days cooked rstions in haver-
sacks and wagons, commenced On advance
movement upon the enemy under orders
Of General Meade.
1t is supposed that before noon to-day
the whole Of our army will be beyond the
Rspidan. General Lee must fight or run.
If Lee has resisted the crossing Of Mesde's
'orces, there has been battle before this
If Lee does not resist our eros sing, it is
evident he is not strong enough to fight
outside Of his fortifoaiOns. In the latter
event he will fall back upon GOrdonsVille
or Richmond, most likely the former.
The report that Lees army is st Han
over Junction is only speculation. It will
soon be known exactly where 1t Is for
Meade will not stop until be hnds il, If be
has to 60 TO the walls Of Richmond.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

NEW 1OKK, NoVAmEer 20.
A Morris Island letter; Of the l9lh, Gays
nineteen shells we're fired into Charleston
on the l7th inst, falling into the most
pOpulOus portions Of the city.
On Sunday night very heavy rebel
IRE continuously poured into cur Battery
from the rebsl works.
Nothing new IN the feet.
A letter from the Army Of the Potomac
says an order has been issued to imme-
distely shoot all gueErillss ss soon as cap
tured.
The county csn7assers to-day decided
thai MCCunn was elseted Judge Of Tie So
psrior Court.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

FmE.-The alarm Of fire at six o'clock
las night, was caused by the burning OF 3
tar factory, owned BY Mr.. Huntington, On
Prospect street, east of Hudson. Steamers
one and three we're on hand but no water
could be found
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

MuBDER TRIAL IN MsDINA.-Tbe trial Of
2 Strectsr for the murder Of the Mccoy
family IN Medina, commences to-day. The
case is one which exoites the greatest inter-
est. The counsel for the defense are A G..
Riddle, John Mes~ssnsy and Il. G Blake.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

B. STRIGKLAND,
R,E, RosE goE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

CHANCE OF 0FFIoERs.-We learn that
the West Side Street Railroad Company has
changed officers II. s. Stevens, Ksq has
resigned his position as President which will
be filed BY Mr Kidney the former suPerin-
. ranai.nii ins rlIl,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

GEsrIzNES's FURHIsHISG GOODS, Eeglege
and White Shirts, Cotton, Wool, Merino and
SILK Wrappers and Drawers, Plain and Pan
oy Neck Ties and Scarfs Of every description,
Linen and Paper Collars, and the most COM
plete stock of Hosiery ever brought into this
market, which we are selling at the lowest
prices. Mort d HAIGHT,
No. l38 Bank st.,
nov24:128 Opposite the Weddell House.
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FRnM MEMPHIS.

CAIRo, Nov. %.
The steamer Anderson arrived with 500
bsles Of cotton from Memphis for Cinein-
aau.
Rowing bands Of guerrillss infsst ths
river below One hundred Of them under
the notorious Sol Street, entered HIeH man,
Kenru-ky, last Thursday, pin dere1
stores and houses and captured fur uR-
armed soldiers.
don Luelsn Anderson, recently eaPtuF.
ed at Ms! cid by the rebels, passed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

PRoMoTED.-John Fl. Sypher formerly
Isr Lieutenant iu Standards Battery has been
appointed to the command of it in place of
CAPTAIN STANDARD who Is compelled BY Ill
health to resign.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

DR. BUsH's GREAT AMERICAN BoNEsET,
Oh THoROUsHwORT Tonic No remedial
agent has such universal application as tho
ThorOughWOrt. Il has been used from time
immemOrial for Ague and all Bilious all
ments. Patients with the following symp-
toms will be especially benefited by this
remedy: Headache and dizziness caused by
bilious stomach. It cleanses the skin bet
ter than any other remedy, restores the ap-
petite, gives tone to the stomach and facili-
tates digestion. Intermittent fevers of sll
grades and character, dyspepsia with vonit
ing of food, beIohIng of wind and feeling Of
obstruction at the pit of the stomach, vomit-
ing Of bile with extreme prOstrstion Of
strength the smell Of food causing sickness
At the stomach, fullness and tenderness of the
liver, soreness around the waist with uncOm-
Portable feeling of pressure, gouty and rheu-
matte disease with Roreness Of the muscles I;
hoarse cough, With rough voice and soreness
of the chest, night cough, dysentery, diAr
rhea, bleeding piles and typhoid fever.
Price per bottle rs cents.
Sold by STROse 4 ARMSTRONG,
sepl:45S Cleveland, 0.
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ny. MONEY MARKRT-Nov. %.


HOney-Market easier ith bette supply at 6@7
3 cent. The buik Of Gransactions we're at latter
rate.
NJ 5SE1l6s for frst-c'ass bills
GoId-Iarket nset I'D, irregular a-d lover.
OpeninR at 5as, advancing T. w, declining to 52S
and closing eak az u.
fsovernme AZ sIooKs-Market with 1T material
change.
On ted states siKe. OF 1871 los Y
United IA es One Year ..ltS
GtaIe stocks
Tennessee eo
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CAMP CLEVELAND, NV. %, 1858.
Having been detailed by the Adjutant-
General to command the recruits 10 report at
this camp for the l2sth Regiment, stationed
ct JohnsOn's Island, viii be at Headquar-
ters of Camp every morning from nine to
twelve N. r SANFORD.
noV24;I23 Captain l28sh Rsgt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

Prepare FoR CoLD WEATHER. - Fire
Irons, Fire Standards, Folding Tenders,
ParIOr Coal Hods, Nursery Tenders, Wire
Fire Guards, Cal ShOvels, Coal Tongs,
Blower Stands, for sale by W. P. Foes,
Corner Of Superior and Seneca srIsets.
Orders received for Chippewa, Msssillon.
Briar Hill, LseksEans, and other 7arities Of
Coal now
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

THE SECOND NATIONAL BAsK is desfgna-
ted as Depository of Public Monies, BY the
Secretary Of the Treasury. Also Subscrip
tioA Ageut for $40 Bonds. Will purchase
Government Coupons and Gold at the highest
rates, noT6:2S6 5W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

WEST SIDE STREET RAILROAD. - The
West Side Street Railway Company com
aenos tomorrow morning the laying of 4
I track up Vineyard Street Hill, to connect
Uith the Seneca Street track.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

ST AEDsLT AND Scotland The An
pual Festival of the 81 AndrsW's Society
will be held on Monday, Dsesmber S0th, Of
the angler House. Preparations are on foot
to make it the Pisssnntsst Of pleasant fssti-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

9oErrLER, under the Angler, keeps one
of the best bathing and shaving saloons In
town. It's location is sn excellent one, and
his saloon does big business. Give hin a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

MEDICAL NoTIcE.-Drs Blair s San
ders have this day associated themselves in
the Practice Of their profession. Especial
attention will be giveu 20 consultations, both
in and out of the city. 0iee hours from 9
to 10 A. II and from to P. X. Office Ne
IL Public Square. noTl6 1858
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

A BAD BHKAFH-The Greatest Curse the
human family is heir to. How many lovers
1t has separated-hOw many friends forever
parted. Tho subject is 50 delicate, your
nearest friend will not mention 1t, and you
are ignorant of the fact. To effect rsdioal
cure, use the " Balm Of Thousand Flowers
IS dsntrihce, night and morning. 1t also
beautifes the complexion, removing all tan
pimples, and frsekiss, lesYing the skin soft
and white. Price 30 cents. For sale by
Strong and Armstrong, druggists.
sept22: R2-dy &Wy-s.o.H
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<ElR SALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR

dRABLKRESIDENCE FOR
kLFAT B4RGAIb.-The late residence
1dereiened, No sl5 hinsnan-St IL oneTeu
eon reasonable tsrma.
iase Is ~ 20, repair, Is FO-uy and pleasant
laI5s.d ard centaius modern Improvements Of
-Tater, Bath Eoom, Hrnaee' marble msnties
Siot is large, about one acre r. 50 feat deep has
s,frtnts ct 100 ieet ezeb on Kin mao and Crange-
~ sf,ouuds IN fruits Of all Einds hne Hhrs B.
y sny one desiring really pleasant hcms, sR %
rTuaftY Is uow RiYen 20 puicha85-
slI-FOF price terms Of payment &c apply TO
GEO VI GAHDkER,
eviz-I2s n and g MerwIn st.
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LFGAL RECORD.

oogzT OF cozzoN PEEAs-1fOSDAT ArTEz5ooS.
Civil BBkSoa.-BBFoRE JUICE FooTE.-
The time of the Court yesterday was taken up
with the trial of the case of George WOrthinF-
ton vs. Thomas Ensign ct al. The plaintiff
sues the surstiss If a nete of $4,000 for pay =
ment, and the defense Of the suretles is that
they were not properly notified of the pro-
test on the note Adams & Garfield appear
for the prosecution, Hitchcock & Estep for
the defense.
CIVIL LBRAKcH-BsFoRE JUEoE BoLTos.-
This Court is still engaged in the trial Of the
csss of Francis x Byerley %. scOviIle :; ais
for damages for the non-deIivery of 5000
barrels of petroleum oil. Damages laid at
$40 OOo
CEIM1SAt BEAEoE -BsToRE JUDGE Coz
F1SsERY.-The case Of the State of Ohio Us,
Sanford came up yesterday afternoon. The
Courtrefused the motion Of the defendant fora
struck jury and the case was tried before the
regular jury. The case, as our readers will
remember, is one for shooting with intent to
kill. Itresrited from a quarrel between the
two brothers Sanford in regard to the diTis-
ion of their fathers estate, in which, IS the
state claim, one Of the brothers, who is now
on trial. shet 3; the Othsr. Ths afternoon
was occupied With the examination and cross
examination of the other brOthsr, the prose
cutting witness.
Ms'srs B. White d A. T. slads appear for
the State and Msssrs. Riddle & Castle for
the defense.
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GUARDIANS eME

IGUARDIAE's SALE O2 RIAL -
III TATE.-By virtue O aE cs9sf = = y =
/ Daniel K. Tldsn, Juds7 Of she 5Ns.; n. ls--sE y
a nd for the County of CuysleEA. 40 sax
4 u iJj siI9 zssi 10 ssi5 n gn5s5 , is555 r. -
/ door of the Court House OF said oo1b ss'-ls sss
/ city otCleVeland, or the 2Hl-day os 4 - a.
SIS, at o'clock ? L., the 0s.az7Iz,1 - s-'.l
/ real estate, as the properly q ~ = klfEs
Monroe, the only minor Cklld o. Malls = Q O. -
deceased, 20 vii
The lot o land bounded p5-t6-.iyi- I-a.
eGui-distsnt between superior and ~as{i- -tsa-a
sIxty-four feet; esEteriy hy i4-d - 81
| George A. Stanley sOuthsgiy - tls EEt 4 =
| Of Euclid street sixtT-three f59t wes4st
iSnd owned by Z. n Key os; Wjsn s. ioie- ~. =
way to the occupants oa sssh ssas ~ ras I-as
named boundary, fEJm hUClid si-ae1 30 Hisui.s
hfty feet otaline equI-di- b-rzse' 49, sitt
superior streets Tone ns.s OF sail VS. --zss
from the hand Of -sid keye5, C u ar EltH tsl
elegant modern buils nuUre thcrsoa, ka1rsB -
No. 43 Euclid street, with tfs zrpH-t 2. ~
tnereuntO belonging, the i=sd g6sit1Il1 e y
! son Monroe, deceased.
Appraised 80 fl6 COS.
Said premises are subject 70 : ifsse, 1a--f
msy be cancelled a. any tine sftoT Ei'a a-e- d.
/ Of May, 1854, At the opas0 o5 shs Parsnaso--
TEENS or SALH.-Ous fourth q ths purs "a
money on the day Of sac, me L6isbce syslla u.
the eSth day OF July, 1883, with intsrsst -
annually, secured ~ bond and s11rtgssa or ia
/ premIPes, with policies Of insurEucs - th= san
NJ 10000, to the Batisfsotion o. the r., -.
The purchaser to have tbs privilege " i.sH5Er
At any time prior 20 July 2s, lSea T.. ssst - ~
the holder ofths securities N ~ iss, ur .
notice. A. 2. SEQ "a
nOVl5;lse Guardian OF MzTy Esok.s H5azss.
UARDIAN's sALs.-Houss ,s ss-sss
II given thGs in pursusuor Ofthe cou.naEs =
an order Of sale irOW the PTobste -G1-t 9s O.. g.
hOgs County TO me reeted, sf.l s- - a.c-
ton on the 231 day or N0yo7lbSr icrs, q. ~
l o'clock A. NJ 1t the south dcs- g. -he flETT
House in the city Of Cleveland, "a is-sslg
i nra n The fsp i.l = s.-
| dived ODe-fOursh psrI IN eoulszoa u tH-
Ing premises, situate IN yae soEa.l-. r ~e@l
/ Cleveland in said county, a. s2uzaai ~
lows: Beginning in the Fists rosd ase 2 =
/ 39]< degrees, ssst chhizs AZ ilE-s D = : p
vest esrner Of Chiitenren Le~iz' isHd-
south 50H degrees east schE. a. So = .s-ss3
SAID LsEis' west line tlg-5ass s41.s .l1e =
q links. thence nefth 1S.fz sEF=ss ,--s =" .--.-
/ and 7o links, thence n0P'd se1E u8s -sas -
links, thence north 601s 6egrs-e as+E tt=--s
| Plank Road, thepso n0Tth 81 deg es -z
CHAINS and 30 links to ne Dlse= r. > s = ctf'
/ tanning 81 ACRES Of iznd.
Terms cash On dsY q ssla.
Nov. II. 1883. VI 4. Z-S as
novlS;l2s tsars!5z.
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Police CoUET.-NOthiDg Of Importance
occurred at the Police Court yesterday morn
ing. A large number of cases for intOKiea-
ton, &C., were disposed Of.
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REGISTER.
Nd ADYKRTIsKaIENTs.

CA BEAD q Co., BAnkers-eOld, Silver and Oou
cons Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned,
-..-.a .-.-ssr- Acaaemy o. IausIe.
B Cobb Co-EsE Books.
b wer Hiebss-uTy eOcds.
DR.. Cheeaeu an Female Piiis
Hover 4 II 'stes- U h ClOakiDE.
MsK strak osch-Grsnd Concerts.
DR.. Cheestmsn-Special Notice.
B. I Peix too. l. A. Leisure
An. DsT-To the Medical Profession.
J. @. Mack ttsntion I'd RegInsut o. Nj.
John HGys-Coal Mine for Sale.
j.. &. ssnford-Beral Notice.
Gold Ftef-T ocal Mott e.
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LADIES, look at the beautiful styles OF
Winter BoAnets just opened st Mrs. SnaW's
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A Lor Of fine OIL Paintings In nice gilt
frames-also Engravings in frames, at Pr-
ware sale, at the Auction Rooms Of 0 Cutter
& Son, No. 13i Bank street, are now ready
for inspection InOv5I 1851
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