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RESIGNATION OF GEN. BURNSIDE.
NEw YoRK, Sept IL.

kEsIGNATION OF GEN. BURNSIDE.
NEw YoRK, Sept. IL.
A special to The Tribune, from Cineinna-
ii, says:
General Burnside, upon completing the
redemption Of East Tennessee, rendered
his resignation to the War Department by
telegraph. It IS supposed he contemplated
it some time in consequence of constant
political perplexities that beset him in the
administration Of his department through
the reputation Of certain Of his measures
by the Government but did not take the
step till he could leave the service without
discredit TO himself, after expelling the
last armed rebel from this department
The headquarters Of tho Army Of the
Cumberland arc established at Chattanoo-
ga.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

OK account Of repairs being made on
The Disciple Church, West Side, there will
be no services, morning or evening, tO-mor-
row, the 18th. sePl2:456
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

Call in at 259 Superior street and ex-
anime Bakers new lot Of knives; pocket
books and fancy goods, also a new lot Of
card photographs, just received.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

Owing to the illness Of the President, Judge
Day presided and introduced Colonel Ander-
son, who spoke for over an hour to an audi
ence whose perfect attention and frequent
applause. testified to their pleasure. We had
prepared complete report Of this speech,
but our space fOrbids Us more than a mere
abstract.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

BOUND 0vER.-We learn that Captain
Strseter, arrested for ths Medina murder,
has had his examination in Medina, and
been bound over for trial in the Court Of
Common Pleas of Medina county.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

SIXTH WARD UNION LEA0UE.-There
will be meeting of the Sixth Ward League
at the WigWam, on Saturday evening, at ~
o'clock. Judge Tilden, Hon. A. G.. Riddle
and others will address the meeting. Let
there be full attendance to open the Fall
campaign. W. P. FOGG,
septll:456. President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

KEROSENE CRATER.-Rice & Burnett,
lO2 Superior street, are agents for novel
invention for heating purposes. You place
it on the top of lamp chimney and it will
heat or boil water in few minutes. 1t
costs only twenty-five cents. See Advertise
ment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12
MORE BLoCkADE RUNNERs.

AVHONIOf O1pI5WudF II
The Evening Times publishes q telegram
from Quebec saying the steamers Bowman
vile and Clarendon, it is understood, are
fitting out at Quebec to run the Southern
blockada
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12
MORNING GLEADER,


The West 81 e Street Baiirnad Cars win commerce
running Tegu arlY on Monday, sept. 9Th. A Car
viii lssVe every twenty mtnut rom sch side, com
menoing at n and run Until nlsveu O'clock Pm.
Ss5til-ss7 H.s. ETEYENs.
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THE PROCESSION.


At eleven o'clock the magnificent process
sion was formed under the efficient superin-
tendsnee of Chief Marshal ColOEel Bristol,
and his assistants, Major Seymour, Captain
King, and Messrs Patten, Cabin and Pinney.
These gentlemen handled their men like
veterans, and the result was truly imposing
procession. In this procession there were
asesTtained to be over fire thousand persons.
Taking into account the portion Of the audi
enes who came by cars or singly, and the citi-
zens Of Ravenna present, We do not think it
eXtravagant to estimate the number Of the
audience at from twelve to fifteen thousand.
The procession proceeded to the spacious
Fair Grounds, Whero an attentive audience
had already been listening for half an hour
to one Of Judge Spalding's most ehsraotsris-
tic efforts. The meeting was organized by
the appointment Of the following officers:
PresideHt-HOn. Darius Lyman.
VieU PSesideHts-David L. Rockwell, Seth
HeEins.
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ey ineubated by Calhoun. We might
have had peAea by yielding TO their
demands, but that would be to forfeit self
respect. We have not been in the wrong. We
arc not responsible for the rebellion. We
want peace. But even should We lower our
selves SO far as to admit the right of ssees-
sion, assume their debt, &C., the speaker
proceeded 70 show that there were questions
| which could not be settled. Lincoln has well
styled all compromises impossible.
The Mississippi and its banks,
the free and Union-lving mountain
country Of the South could not be
given up, and the South would not let US re-
tain them. God has set his seal on that riV-
er, and those mountains, that they are
one, and he who tries to sever them sins
against God no less than man.
Compromise is impossible; the only way
to peace is by war. Give nc ear to the oOun-
ellis Of our opponents. We have those in the
field who will bring us peace BY victories
over rebellion. The orator then addressed
to his audience most eloquent ezhortation
to discharge well their solemn trust, and, at
any cost Of blood and treasure to subdue the
rebellion. He drew q strong contrast De-
tween the two candidates for the office Of
Governor, and closed with a most earnest
and eloquent adjuration to fight oui the war,
and elect a man who will help the Admins
tratiOn in fighting it out.
We are aware that this hasty abstract does
no justice to the classical and thoughtful, yet
eloquent address of our Ex-Governor, nor to
the ornate and fiery briIlianey of Mr.. Ander-
sons effort, but time and space both fail Us
for longer notice.
The meeting closed with tkree cheers for
BrOugh, Tod and Dennison, and three more
for our army and naVy-cheers which walked
the echoes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

Speeches BY Andersen, Dennisons Riddle
md HPaldiug.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

MADAME DEMoREsT for Fall, and LeBon
Ton for September, full of fashions, at Bs-
ker's, 259 Superior street, and 1OS Public
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AT rHE sEcoNp srANp.

Mr.. Rockwell presided and Mr.. Riddle
made brilliant speech, characterized by all
his usual sparkling wit and fervid eloquence.
We need not say that all who heard him were
delighted with the effort. We hope early to
afford our readers a more detailed report ef
his speech than our space now permits.
Previous to and during the speaking, re-
freshments were furnished on the grounds by
the Ladies' Aid Society. The receipts from
this dinner were about $500. We partook of
their good cheer, and will confess that sell
dom have we met with better fare, even in
hotels, than that afforded here.
No liquor was sold on or near the grounds,
and as a result the meeting passed off
without any drunkenness or disturbance. In
fact here, as everywhere, the Union gather
ing was marked by a dignity strongly con-
trastsd with the conduct of the Vallandig-
ham meeting.
Let me not omit to make my special ae-
knowledgements to Mr.. Il. R. W. Hall, to
whose kind attention we we're indebted for
many favors.
As we left, the clouds, which had locked
threatening for an hour, now gathered
glOOmily, and the big rain-drOps began to
fall. But there was sunshine in the hearts
Of all true Union men, reviewing the words
Of cheer which we had hearj,-a sunshine
which shall grow brighter and brighter un-
til the 18th day of October, 1868.
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sFEEoH oF aovERNoR DENNIsoN.

He commenced by the remark that our du-
ty here taking care Of traitors in the rear
was hardly less important than that of our
soldiers who face them in tbs frent. In
1859 Be bad addressed them from under
party Aag, now be spoke only for the Gov
eminent. As Douglas says, We have but
two parties now, and the man who boasts
thet he has not voted a man or a dollar to
support the Government is a traitor. APP
pIanse. Vallsndighsm Is worse than JEFF.
Davis in being less open. The Governor
proceeded to demonstrate the fact that the
so-called Democracy are not in earnest
in the side issues concerning military ar
rests, emancipation, confscation or consefip-
tioh, bat that their real object is to infame
the popular mind against the Government
ana the war. Pugh has come out boldly
charging the Administration with the re-
sponsibiIity Of the war and taking its odium
from the shoulders ST his Southern friends.
Tho speaker then read sxtrsets from Gov
ernor Seymour's recent speech charging the
blame Of the war upon the Repubiieans--
from which the logical consequences would
be that Wo should allow the rebels peace on
their own terms. This position Wes refuted
By reference to the thirty years cOnspirs-
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T0NS0RIAL.
GeW Wig and Fashionable Hair Dress
ing Establishment.

WM. DAY BEGS TO RETURN
w return his sincere thanks to his old hie3ds
and PATRONS and tbs inhabitants Of Cleveland gene
rally for the vey large share % public patronage
bestowed on rim for ths last nine years, and you'd
respectfully Inform them that since bis rsturn from
Europe that he has taken and hLted uP large Store
in the most modern and New York style, entire sep
arats Apa+ tments with every accommodation for ev
cry branch OF the business. Having purchased and
se ected himself from the MARKETS while IN M
rope he can Osr for and inspection the hnest and
most valuable assortment Of
HUMAN HAIR GOODS {
ever shown In ths city Mr. Day studiet IN some oi
the best Establishments in Paris and London sno
has FOR inspection many new and life Ike improve
ments in eYeTy description Of r.,- ri u
Wig and Ornamental Hair Work.
nB-sole maker and importer Of al kinds Of Eng
ish and French Head Dressas, Euglnie Bows, Triple
Bows. Oof1eures, Picatures, &C.
- Ladies' Hair Dressing, ShampO0ninR, Hair
Cutting and Curling. Ladies' Hair cut and restored
lFHfiT snd GOLD BATHS. auzl-R3
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FROn MISSISSIPPI.

MEMPHIS, September 9.
Official advice from General Steele up to
September ID, states he had reached
Brownsville. Everything was working
we'll. The prospect Of complete success
was AstteriDg.
Rebel forces in Mississippi are becom-
ing more active. Frequent skirmishes
with our cavalry, who are Wstehing them,
occur. Deserters and refugees with re-
ports Of suffering and disafection toward
the rebel cause, are coming into our lines
daily.
The weather is extremely hot.
Reports Of guerrillas firing on steamers
below are frequent but no damage Of
any consequences has been reported.
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how AHE YOU, COFPEHHEADs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

DISPATCH FROM GENERAL ROSE
.-.--. GRAMS
WASHINGTON, September II.
The following dispatch from General
Roseerans has been received at Headquar-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

FIFTEEN THOUSAND FREEmEN IN
.tfrs COUNCIL g
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

The GTsat nIeeuns at Ravepna.
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YOUR EYEsIGHT
COLOMON'S IMPROVED SPEC.
L.H, aOLONfONsON.

PIacticas and Scientific Optician, keeps the LARGEST
OTtm at OF OnJicai Instruments in the city. ba
ing an old establishments and having been extsnsve
II patrOnise he has the hdence tnat his pres ut
stock viii warrant Continuance o. public 'asOrs
All his spectac o. the best quality OF crystal
glasses md under his own inspection n all Cases
cur ng weakness, dizziness and imparting 5tfer gin
for long reading and ine sewing Artincial eyes in
serted without pain
Oflce--I3O Snperiar-St., first door from the
entrance TO the American HOi6l. luly24
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NEW EBVER TIsERIENTs.

~" FOB sALE,H arc RTHF,h "LDSTs'
eWAHTE,' . t'F0UED, % 81 BOARDlEan - "oUE-
BIS" aud qt1sr rhort nrtipe1, not eEcesding
rcua IIEEl, Inserted twice ID this column ior
~ cents for al cEar POUR LIEEe, aEe not eH-
oeldine EIaHT LTNEs, double Bbove ratta.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12
FOR EUROPE.
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
FHR STEAMSHIP GREAF EAsFERE,

WILL b DI8PAIuHMD
Brom LIVERPOOL, From NEW YORK,
Wednesday, Aug. 18th, at Wednesday, sept 9. at .
4o'elock P. n precisely clock A. H., DroclssIy
And at intervals thereafter Of about ak weeks ron
each port.
FIRST CABIN rom. .........-........o oe5 10 SIS.
SECOND CABIN, state Room Berths, meals fur.
nshed at separate tab abes.-....-....-...-...-.o7o.
~ ExcUrriOn Tickets out and back, IN the Let and
I'd Dabins only fare and 4 half.
aS-seIvants accompanying passsngers, and child
ren under y years OF sge half fare Infants Tree.
THIRD CABIN, intermediates State RcorlH. uas-sn-
gers fOund Eith beds bedding, table utensils,
and good substantial food so
STEERAGE, with superior aooCmmOdations.a....asO so.
gTPrices Of Cabin Passage from Liverpool at sane
rates e. above.
- Pres Of stserags Passage from Liverpool, a95
An Fares payable IN Gold, or its equivalent IN
z. 3. Currency.
Each Rlssngsr allowed twenty cubic tset q
lusgaee- An eEperieEced Surgeon on board.
For passage apply only to CHAS. A. WHITHET,
At the passage 0lhce, g Broadway, or 10
II. n. BRAYTONs
SAtWatsr BuildiBg, Cleveland, ..
ROWLAND = AsPIEWALL,
80 -
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TO EDITORS.-A GocD, FIFTH.
FUl and industrious Printer can Do had by al-
drfsSirg ths s'Central indiana Times" Andersons
IadisBa. scpiO-459
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MONEY LOANED.-C. A. READ
lFl s co. Bankers. negotiate Loans on good In
doTsed Eoies; also, on Notes Secured BY Mortgage,
81 Srnerfor-Sf
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IN SUBSTITUTES WANTED IN
~ MEDIETHLT. AisO $ Girls. I Boys ard 20
N n, fer Vtrious si-uatioDs, by A. 5. FOOT. Bsnk-
s.. orno.-la lie N-a.ldall. glnl0A5s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

COOK WANTED.-0EE WANTED
~ Who Is a so gnod Washer and lr0aer A Prot
oitant American or German preferred. Oal imneoi q
{ teiy At No l3i St. Cla-r-5I-, near seneeasEt
reptIl-e5s II. n. RAYMOND.
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"AHTED,-A SITU TIoE By A
w Yo6nq Van, as Booklefper Assistant Book
keeber, on Travelling gent for Whalcsale Grocery
or Liquor stcTe fa= been IN the tatter CITY le
The bsl City references given AddTersfor tTo days
only, ID. b. + Cleveland r @. Hepl0-455
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WANTED-IkMEDIATELY-
w good. steady, indu-iriOu3 lad, trum y 70 10
yfara ofRq at the l0veand Baz ar, corDer q supe-
riur- 81. and Pub. SduarP- seplO 80
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

GIQ TO $50 WORTH OF CROCK
. 10 ERH, fable ana Glss5Waie can be bad for
40. nj q Elttshnrah ST. nert.l-a5I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

T OST- On WEDNESDAY, EvERIKa,
ILTBlBTT D LIARS among them we're two
lea DOla- Groanha ks The irder viii be hberal-
b rewardCd by leaving Il az 49 OrsgOn-St, orHt the
oadert ON ing RO. m. aept3-4a3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

EOR SALE-A VERY NICE AND
Y nearly new TOp BgeGT, Eastern m4ke, will
be tod et bargain, ifapplied fer soon Ian be sen
Al fhe Stsb,e a Mr.. ftcfnan on Academy TAM, uu-
tii Thur,day, sfpt l7th- septl2-45I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

CTOVE MOULDRRS WANTED,
- by WOOLSUN, HITCHCOCK oARrER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-12

CT. CLAIR Null FOR SALE
~ Inc NIL is Yearly new, is cspabis OF msnu 'ae-
tuTuF fifty barrels Of FiOur per days m we'll located
for business aud has q switch frcm the @. X x,
si SIS 81 Cair-st. ABslg tha rr mixes 10 J. DUT-
TON sep.I2 l-9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-27

Parker, 3O1 Main st, IL making very
fine pictures for only - cents d3m au24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-27

Dr. sweets tntn!I5Sle LinInent is truly
II end in need and family should have IL hand
OBJ dN1rlv
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AUS diff Collector 8h District pi Of hlSeh

I .OST-Between Main St and Western
~ Depot, on Friday night, A WHIP, marked "Charles
WhittemOre. Hack 80 he finder will be suitably
warded by leaving the at whttemore's Stable.
Of Sater's Court Thomas st. d3t an25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-27

DIED.
In this city, Aug &C. Mrs Lizzie r Winn wife of J II
VIM, q yrs mos.
Funeral at the residence No. II Hanover street. Fri
day at2 O'Clock p. NJ Relatives and friends are invited
to attend without further notice
In this CITY, Aug 70, Charlie F, son of Charles and
Francis A Putnam 10 mos and 10 DAYS
Funeral on Friday morning at l03 o'clock, at No.
Laurel street Relatives and friends invited TO at
tend without further notice.
AT South birmingham, Aug %, George G, son of DR.
Geo and Josephine Mills Of Brooklyn, j, mos
and rs days
In Newport, RI, Aug. 26, Ebenezer Capen of Leces-
ter, % yrs.
Funeral at the Congregational church in Spencer on
Friday at u P. NJ. Relatives and friends invited to
attend
At Chagrin Falls. Cuyahoga county, O., Feb. 49, 1885,
Mr. George March, formerly of Worcester, u yrs.
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Murn1n9, August q. 1858,
Hotrees.
OFFICE OF ME BOARD or In

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EN-
OROLLMENT, Worcester, Aug. rs, lS63.-The follow
ing drafted men have been exempted from the term Of
this draf. and for the fol owing efsons:
EXEMPTIONS AUGUST 70.
Oliver Clark. parents elects before the draft.
Charles Caflrey, alien.
Edwin Lawrence, under age
Eben Brown, communication.
Thomas MCCOrmick, Communication.
WIN Travis, cOmmuatiOn.
Origin b Young, Communication.
Milton Sanders, communication.
Nelson Perry, Communication.
John kankins, communication.
VIM Warield commutation
Edwin IL Burns, communications
Chas Wight, Communication.
David Pierce. commu alton
John Nj Wood, communication.
Francis Mason communication.
ChaS Cheney, communication
Isaac Littlehae, Communication.
Lewis Haywood, only liable TO draft, and support
ofmother
Michael Conway, over age.
Chas Becher son elect between two drafted broth
Albert II Thwlng only son.
ThCs Spelllsy, epilepsy.
sylvester d 0'Bren hernier nguinal; also cataract
right eve.
Morris Cahill lateral curvature of the spine.
william Duly, maormatOn of chest, and bad curva-
ture of spine
John townsend teeth Insufficient
Chas Wight, chest % inches.
Crandeil Saunders rheumatism a I'd enlargement of
right ankle joint
AlonzO N Peckham periodical attacks of coma Ger
tiacate
Henry Lilley, permanent contraction of right thigh
from burn.
Edwin ii Hero teeth insufficient
Francis Wood, prurient otorrhea
Per order the Board
SAMUEL V. STONE.
Captain Provost Marshal sth Mass. District.
a0E
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The LOT on Lincoln street, opposite the mansions
of p. L. MOcn and C. Thompson Esqrs.. suitable for
the erection of Machae Shops Boot NaRufactorV or a
block Of Houses Will be sold low The Lot fronts on
Lincoln street III feet and is go dnep bounded west
by Mill Brook, and is the line Of Railroad
Three Lots on Front street, suitable Stores adoi
ing the store Of Georre essons on the ,e.r,4
Front and rumbnll tracts also r. neH5 sou'h u"
FRANCIS H. DEWEY,
mch2s diff 2lS Main street
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= DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
dawtf CHARLES NASH.
; FARM FOR SALE IN UPTON,

#i,'i MASS.-The Farm owned and cupicd by
-slAthe widow Phila Rawson situated in the nOrther
y part OF Upton, the road from Upton to WestDOrO
two and half miles fir IN the centre of Upton, and
four miles from Westooro Depot fourth Of mile
from school. Contains 1855 OF excellent Land.
divided into Moving. Pastlrage and Tllage with about
30 of good Woodland, and Cranberry Meadow Of
~ good two story Hose. 10 by 30, with 30
by Is. Barn nearly new, 60 by IS Corn Barn and
WoOdhOuse, 40 BY Is. Spring water brought to the
house and nan. The farm cuts nay enough to 81 the
barn The above farm will be sold at bargain Most
Of the purchase money can remain on mortgage
M arL L. lnra nnLIIIr % n.tllA.n IL.
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M ournin g Silks.

which is perfect and complete in all departments, AM
consists in part follows;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-27

This ale is brewed fresh at all the year. and
its keeping qddy especially OF that brcwed during the
mos excessive hot weather, is guaranteed for any length
of time For sale barrels and half barrels at No. $50
Main street. FAWCEfr WAKEFIELD. tents for
the sale of Hammers Champagne Ale in Worcester
anil du
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CHICAGO AND BACK !
ONLY S3I,OOi

Vermont Central Railroad Line to Ogdensburgh Grand
Trunk Railway to Port Sarna; thence by Steamer te
Chicago. and return by the same Route
Meals aud Berths steamer included in the Fare
Tickets good from July 2lst to Oct. lst 1858
For tickets. programmes with full particulars, apply
TO c. DYER,
lis dtsep20 At the Ticket Office.
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Real Gstatt.


Hfi,i FOR SALE.-The House owned by REV.
.l. GEORGE BUSHNELL, situated just cast of the Com
mon the First Baptist and Salem ST. Churches
is now offered at private sale.
This of the most desirable residences in the city
being centrally located, ami from its peculiar stua-
ton from the 1se and dust of the crowded street
The lot contains 5000 feet of land; House in good re-
pair, containing nine rooms and bathing room 1t fas
gas hard and soft water also, furnace IN the cellar
Part of the purchase money can remain on mortgage
desired.
For particulars enquire of D. II EAMES,
m23 diff Corner of Main and Front streets.
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BONAETS AND MILLINERY.

Particular attention is .iven to this dep rtment nd
orders attended to with dispatch and entire satisfaction
guaranteed.
DRESS MAKING carried on in the establishment
Families called To- purchase mourning, will lind many
advantages in making their selections Al establish
ment. Oar assortment is comp each article emu
merated above
Our Prices regular and always as low elsewhere
Our mourning articles Ni be warranted to prove pre-
csely repres, MED.
Articles than do suit in quality style can be ex-
CHANGED or returi ct.
Orders by mail otherwise viii receive the careful at
tenti0n of ,ie samples sent with prices
when desired.
BARNARD, GUNNER q co.