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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-21
ILEVELAND & TOLEDO R. B.
@WW
sUMMER ARRANaENENT.


Connections are made at mOnrOeViIIe with the San
dusky, Mansfield q Newark B.R., at Clyde with the
Sandusly, Dayton Cincinnati R. R., st Fremont
with Fremont Indiana Il. z, and at Toledo with
ledo Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit, Jack
son, Fort Wayne, LOgRn5pOrt, Lafayette, Cairo, Al
ton, st. Louis and all points West, Northwest an6
Southwest.
Trains arrive in CleVeland from Toledo and TIT
West at $50 A. r., $50 P. n, and eZ5 P n. From
Sandusky at 9s2i An L. D. BUOKER, 6up't-
Clavpland. Anril au. Tgf3
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CONNECTIONS.


Shslby-sanduskY, Mansfield Newark Ballroad, for
vile, &C.
Orsstlino-Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail-
road, Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delphos, Lii
ma Fort Wayne, LGpOrte, Chicago &C.
west, and Eastior Mansheldi Wooster, Mas
aillon, &C
Grafton and Belsf0ntine Railroad Line, for Marion
Bsllelontaine, Sidney, Uuion, Muncia, In
dianapOli3, Terre Haute, Fincsnnes, Evans
vile, Louisville, Cairo, Sc. Louis, &C.
Delawars-with Springfield branch for Springfield.
Oolumbus-Littls Miami & Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, for Aenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, Loveland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Mis-
.gssippi Railroad ct Cincinnati for Louisville
Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and all points
the Ohio river.
Uoumb bus-Csntral Ohio Railroad for Newark, ZaneJ-
vile, Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, Piqua
Indiana Railroad for Piqua Urbans, &C.
~ For Tickets 70 all points and informntiOne . .
ply at the Passenger Station, and at Union <
ES FLINT
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OLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
IA i h o A D
&ZM

gs. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1868.
To take effect on Monday, April 9th, 1853. Trains
leave Cleveland daily, Sundays excepted % follows;
500 A. A.M--MAILr-Arrives at New York 900 A. n. /;
Philadelphia g. % A. n; Baltimore 645 A.. n.
Pittsburgh $50 ?. n Wheeling As P. n; New
Philadelphia 30 Pm.
2.0OP M.-EXPRESS-ArriVesa at New Terk 2.3O P.
n; Philadelphia 9-5j A. NJ; Baltimore 1900 NJ;
Pittsburgh sos P M Wheeling 5;2j A. n.
Both Trains connect at Hudson for Akron and Nil
lsrNburgh.
! Morning Train connects AZ Bavsnna with A. q g.
W. Railroad Train for all points on that road
Cars run through mOm Pittsburgh 70 New York
(Tia Allentown, y without change.
81 Fare IS low a. By any other line.
80 Through Tickets can be procured at the Union
Ticket once Weddell House, a. tho Depot At ths
Euclid-street Station.
J. L. MCCULLOUGH, Sup't.
MVWR9 Auent Aurii IN
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RAIROA19.
NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 3
~ CINCINNATI RAtLk0AD.

~ OlhOlhAAII RAlLkOAD.
~
1858. sUMAIER ARRANGEMENT. Hss
On and altar Monday, April 10th, 1853, Passenger
Trains will leave Cleveland, as follows:
lst Traiu-5;l5 A. M.-UINUINHATI EXPRESS--
EtUpping at Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
don, Shelby, Crestline, Gallon, Cardiu gtOn +.
Delaware and Lewis Center, arriving at
Ore5tline at 10 a. m, Columbus 10 45a. NJ
Dayton 2O5 D. m, Cincinnati 90 p. m, ln-
dianapOiis 90 p. m, St. Louis - Louie .
vile - Fort Wayne 22Op. m, Chicago
a, ., frestiine $50 p. N.
~ ~ i'--A ~. M.-ACCOM1IODATION-S -StoJpiIs
an - 7tati0ns, and arrives in Columbus
Bersa f5-,,S IGHT EXPRESS- Stopping
Ebefb9 f[sS,p, Wellfnston, New London
f2-.sloy5 S,e5LLle 47les gaiis- (3IIead CardinF.
" ena DS,a HGres - arriy1iIs al Cresfiine az
- D. N, 9oiumbuslI IS p m, Ci1einnnti
IS g. m, Dayton IS a. m, indsanapoiis
og1 a. m, Louisville - 81. Lanis - Ft .
Wayne no u n, and Chicago via rrsstiine
at
Trains arrive at Cleveland As an, IS and 35p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-03
FIRE PROOF SAP z.

DROF. E. HEYMORE, having been ongog-
{ cd in teaching the PIANO FORTE in the
first families Of Washington, for the last SIX
years, takes pleasure in announcing 70 the pub
Iic that he can take q few scholars II 1 teXan-
dri;. 70 fiji up his time. Address through i
eyandria POST Office. oct l-lW
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apEATns.

,Afrk1N-At wiiIiASsiassh,. Ost. =, Ma Caeo.
ec,s .u.s ssoS = shs ne Ahh A'Hse l" 'n"
+! ;..ay :, .. s.: is.,a. ~. All, a.. ,.,.s,.
io'%sd cssssh. scI (. 'cS 49,. ~" the l''
! BR0ws On Tu..dsy ner.ins. oc,. 81. Mu.s,c',
t s ls."e vi, q Robert bss~s. and mother Of An
Th: ,i.s,i;:: sod iri.rt, Of tn. nn;iz .r. r..
:;sss $50, I: "a. y.
Is: :;..l n; Z, y s ss ..s
m FL, ~ n. e: s
inferred IN Cyprsss Hilis. Ts
Di y IN To:;4e s,,. jan. D.s.n p:
'f9 - a. s "a "a, ,. q =: !. n., ar. -
f r., OCT e :. ,1iosl. fro. he s' 'idfse. go
JAcOhs-on Monday. Oc,. a. snsf shot but
reinill illness JscOb w. Jscses, 10 IN. 10th yesr OF
N. r.l.u.s: and ir..p4. Az ,.sp.ssfoly i.,i..d
Ss y S,sc.s. f',n IT,. n; s.:Ssnss , q 81 a.:
oopy. SO
LAURENCE sudaesiy. On Monday. setA amor .
oos and psiniul ilnss', Ann smith, the sifs Of Johs
~. funeral .iu take plsc. from the residsaes Of
ss e. s1 = ne ANN: -,
requested to attend. without aotiss. 10
LYNCH-0n Oct. 81. ssrsA Jsss L,neh. aged .
The frienGs aud rsls,lves ar. respectfully invited
e Ait.nd the tansrs nsaA be- issLsis residence 10
Howard II, I. Lyuch. w
xAssHALA :: 81, n:.' :. Is:.d., @I' q
IN *: i:s;;:i \: ~. s,.s. e. =. lat. ,...s,.s.
Ths rslstives ana ffisnds x ~ fsni,. Jobs Css.
A. a.d .toshs,; ;ss especially ,syi.sS y :s,sSs
tey. 10y
MoRRis-os Monday, Oct. -, Josephine A. nss:
,is. yoans,s. child u EiDsh Aad Enus hsrrn, aged
IN i.s..i =: -. p,..: tsc. n. r:,a.rs. g q
pss1avJ ahsfneoo, Oct -, 81 o'clock. lIs
Neat LIFE On noeAay, Oct. rs, Hlissssth Nc
Auilns native OF the city Of Corh, Ireland, aged ~
Her ni.nas are RESPECTFULLY inytt'd 70 s,t.nt the
funeral. 1hursday sfterneon. Oct. ~. 81 eiosh
fror The 'ssid.ass Of hs cousin. Denis DsAas, ~
Madison a.. yeV
beloved vile Of Pstriei ncQusds.
The friend.- s.d the friends q Miehssi neoaeSs,
..,.sa ;::ss ss sG s.,s.1 ~
rernsins viii be inferred 10 Calvary Csinstsfy ia
souIREs-At an early hour on Monday m@eins.
S.g s;s, ~ s V e: s
N. s: SS. s'sy DO
y, from DIR. smiths Church, GER Of Broens and
Ridge Sta, Of Which church ~ vas for mspy year
insrnbeI The Police DspArtment aud frisSds are
invited to attend bic funeral. DAnsvils Livtngs.en
Co pspsrs plssse copy. Sc
sisCO On the tneruies Of Oct. y. Jaiis c..
youosest child Of George II. and Sarah sisco
rhe friends ssd sejusintsneep d the family ~
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, fhus
dssc: .; hsr s. rect ~, s :so
vithout further invnation. :I
ToMPKiN r. BrosAlgu. .. ras.dsy ne,nins:
! anees Tompkin. aseA ~ yeara nep'bs end
dsys.
Poughkeep,le pApsrs pleass sopy. 81
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0ss Rosnca.ss kas only too much fesson I'd
conp,sln of sr.b crit, sns and uaworsay mo-
tive, ssarnei J. u sue bis f,lur AZ thsits-
nooss. In has brief sps' C. 81 q ncirn,u lie DIS.
posed o, some Of u, h,rges broIgbt .. iast him
with s1usl nodss,y saj d gBhy. HIS DIT NE
tewsv.f, ess nA pscssssry TO vindicsts lis char.
ss,s a br.oss tie nors insslI.s ,rion u the poo
t1 wlstsvu nay BE- Lis nsnss ~ gsnsr1 tis
Integrity .: MAJ snd . isJsl American Wen
.sr5st ,e 1.ssaoasd sresps ~ ths usua. t1bs
,tss 10 ser ready W po1pc. eIon Jo~I
90 les i nlk'otins. " these We hsve
on to many Who have sprung hto exist
f'ts sac. ths commencement - ne var and
49, isina s'cs Is no les prl ID IL 70 ,hs pae C
It., = D. IN g. .-cnt t.si. sd .s.D
r'Nc ,''rriol Ns I4i. - 1..si "n = t.'
. Iri., ~ Us kots'Hs.-' fe.uyys N ~ii.b
49, Wis %. ,Ls pfss-ni ;, suonh " th-
b.liaiy ,nih pI,o ~ ore omrsssns To decide
"a csu On y po.ht L. Ne y.aimsDt extended ~
7sfds D -. loih IA rlspe ~ sut adversely. - .
r,rr.uy sssns ts irjudCiiu. praises tbs,
hs lea ID. fashion o. N. rubAc ed
te Pr'u 10 hssp upon utri'd Generals.
T'is -. oh,D ed 70 great !tjsi's SvNds
them ,ni iur- 70 ihs pub &c ssrti;c. By in5ucing
taefo 10 r1s great risks 20 merit Ne sneounlutns
ps~vd form Ia hsr y. Geoersl BoenRA-s
'asy nave t'sa ov.r.i raised, tv, ths msa.ory q
D. sr.A, 'erv.ts, sad devotion 70 b.s country ~.
Nd thsi lie should b. hsr.hly ud led without full
nd peS'sc, sno~adsc .: the fseu - tis military
are.
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Cattle Market.

NV losa, Oct. Y, 1858.
Tho receipt. Of ssttle ~ the different ua,ke.s las,
20 Goa
BIsv ls-- The dull market ot last .narkst day, -
usht easily have BEEN foretod, coiid not vsry we'll
hay. continued throush the whole o. the past week
without riinine the entire cattle ipterrt and thrs
rom mott 81 u sef prescrva,ion, drovsrs held
many instsnees With quite iavofabo 'e.uts. The
market spened With about 5000 head, which ssl IL.
creased b, fresh Aniyais dulins the day. Bitch, ~
,hosed more dispo,iiion TO op rate. Govsrnrns Mt
took $50 lead Of the best cattle Circumstance com
tinvd to strengthen the market, and buyeu had 70
pAy hall cent advance on last seeks hEures We
io'e ~ the close, common, SSe,r. PET III. MEDINA
,oSgnd. .sse. eood ss.c. prlns, sAl0e.. and CHOICE
lusioSe., anu very iev At ilo average Of ell
Cows AHp CNygs- The demand TOT mich cows
continued solsrsbly fs. but there Is not any brick
nin Tn the demand, n uIltmeu purchase very spr
IN. IN thu city, they fsnsrsv masking th-ir purchA
see In the colntiy Ito supply, however. 70 not el
cessiv', and thus no tbApgaB notie,abls. we quote
common 70 lair 81 s2vsf tair TO good, Of ttossoO
and sItrs choice a toAja&1o
and - the supply does not keep up 80 the demand,
especially IN the be ter grader, pr rule hruer We
qvts to-day common to IL v,sls at +aA5sc. fair
sl5Oas2.Wpr head.
suKSr Ash LAshs--A better inquiry pecvaiied
.hroashoat the YEA ior shesp lhoush bsyen are
Is more dong Ihe market closes today very hrIu
and active o. an Aavancs OF guartar OF cent PER h.
over last vesks cioins huIes. sTbs hive IL. we'll
enough stcrh 90 band to uest the demand and pves
In consequence hsvs doue s1ue wLst better We quote
sa' ss s s,st s .ss :Hs 'a
Lsut~ hseSc. And lew ssceptionaoie Ones At 5Sc
5wisx Win the coid YEA hes ~ thu past week
tusinss- hss undergone change for the better, and
.ltL qIics srv, nhIe common dIfenit ~ Ilscc.
ihe supp has incl sAsed eon.io.rsbiy
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THE NEW YORK sun.
vEDN EsDAY NDR..SG. OCT. IS, issj.
The Nvev In renacsNSc.

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u,tt, A., =,
49,.
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a, ,.,.,, "a r.,.i 49,, :.
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a. -
a.. 80.
A, -,
-
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Poii;irri faaiaserisG.

IL sD src.. In s.tIrjA ., stS, OIL The f~,.G "a
SpIt'cNl p,'.ief . shs ri,y sud S..i.. g. a.
ooune,d Tia, tie k.r bicsns were couc.I,r.rt :.
shtr whole st-er.N /, AIRY this c.iy. snd ihss
million doilsr4 s4!i be .,prni,t n T.. s'sr -.
ws u1w Ifni'se s. '-spi %. tie Iae.u. 'sD 'el
hs' sops 10 ;--ce. % ts spIlts-ts l.r .s'
a. y. o'cr-,u o.. te orig % sand 81. ~
.tusNs o'.s.us. b. re De-. ..r-.s
L. ~ frei p..o IL her.et lake So Yo'.;
.Hplbicqn .lsy . DY. lew, u.l vs .5hc, yea
more sra y.sr 40, sheu q uscane mar rs,
sa.s tbe war va ds,.s o. - i,.d,lu a.. pc.
oused. Il We, inso IS ji'ei g. e-efcsa ..e rasi
Fs1ersj pS,rousfc and nnlim,ici inssus .; ,hs
''eaerIi Goysrurn.n, tor ihs purpos. %. s~cnr ~
p,~sr TO he.r at. This poi.y hss pscn
.s,diiy .iner' 60 iatr disposition " a.. nt,s, u
wi the nIl,srius' L.. rcs.ri hv tie wsr. TIE
A,orsTip,ipu - ~a',hs plbi an trgmp card
s;,t' h.t be d',.'t.,.!y lisyci. 4 ~ most
~ ". -h"u!d r-ht.r' az! T,ircIsss.r', s,etls oil
So nd &c - were s.i-i ,eG 40 Dap ~ Pfoy,W
b.''h-'i So -t-olls A.suii, q, -,s i.r sslRi ,-s
slang isn three ii Lars day sYd up.ari.
'lAe pun.c s.w wI.h sIrp 40 'n-u .'so hai n-r-
tism.e'ss Lotor.lgs a. primaries, Wsrd n 81.
&c All ere 4J.s, c i,sitrI iuto red'rsI
could ,oH.sli a. .-y oi4s -l"ir~, .na
uflwny -owi- bs! "a Lsitr~ suc, 'oe
al arr o ntn.Us thar = rasp,ci. "a Re- -.u su, o,
= ie-io-e Ab1Ai.ou.s.. Tts,s vera D,tss,, 18th
tanned re sld pro pec,y', 10 ,ae sd9l iion
"fNh l-''Ir", ~ AIS - btu. whether Sc itit...
90: 'teis - '.a cvnsc itiiYr--tne ecto ,rntnt.-
'n have been .rrisd nae eos ~ 10, - u
'..'ro1Shs Al .,i.S As O. ,ar. mrp, -
~'ihs b-t ne pr.G ii!, wuGd Ae Ia
tm.ly i.lIhiu! g. t.si employers, SUD
stve 'oem p,l.icsly. or Otherwise ~ might
H' a'|ir'd, ~ lous a. plenty OF .rcsnbscs, were
',f'e ,E,,ng TIE r,sut .AtiLit. the ,aret, o. this
ooicy, aud nov suey arc oil .tsous for a.. R.pub.
.esn inset. hn)~.uy a. Ihe dlr,v nj 4, Of %. 1.
poli ~ they will ts 'lgnnd.h,c opponent, - man,
.. A'ir former fieiLs Thus, Tor Tie mrs, ..m.
sas parIitsn wir-pulcr. 6ud ihttnssly,. event.
matched, cad dus.ovst tssI tie Republicans have
sosS ,hsr choicest taIudti.
Gut toe employ ,rea. q. slch iasu ~ coEs,r pt'oa
sssns 10 New Yosk, /, on ~ Illustration u, the
general policy Of IN. HspIb!icsa ,sry {, ws..ea
sue ranks OF tler prlrusuis by ptoms.s OF pat on.
age and pswer ~ al s.o W., .,wi,a them IA,s
psAa "As andouic u open ~ Dsmoctsti rene.
gaze 81 Tho X pjoDcsn meeting la the Cooper In.
Ha'nss on Friday u ,h', aud va, probably ,.sYsed
cysha' uns -rupl'o.s io!.ticA-, Ii. sisted lh.,
- 'hs poli;.cd c4rYs,gps hereafter al woo
.s'h Nih tie panty in yoser, .,o.!t
lie fos'.'ei, sui. Popsr. ter.o!ed.-
'Ihl' TenAo'eA . ssIuli4. ,ompl,.m .SA,a,I
sns G'pao"iar. oG Ku,a NoiAiu., whl,, .nd
'Sasi parAes' 20 opposition Ia the EsputllG.ns--the
rue bsa. to ie"srd I'd 'osl.,, spd respectable
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BFSndrr'hs Pills prsiuss sreN, purity o. the blood
AUG the system ssDsrsily, ell hst humcr. are re-
moved securing 10 the rscow iosiun oi dissss~a
psris only sound msterisi,.
They arr warranted the best plrutys IN the world
Principal oflos, baANDEEIh HOusR. Wholesale
and Retail.
Sold At nc 'lNIoN sol ARE, Aud BY al Is.,4S.
Ohse-se b. BEtNDRElii, 10 wbit., GA he ,,oy.ru
m.nt s.sur. r.l
kuU and Winter. Tho best place To bu
10 And Winter cloihls !. al +. l.. BALuWIN 4
~ .id " Bow-fy The Target .eoltusnt Aud il. =.
sts,ur- In the city. Si2'
Two elegant performances to-day AZ ia 2.
hpms. The splendid drama Marietta, the Lhost
ane NJ cda splittlps p-ntouire at each. The NOV
msW WA siritsS Giant Sov, AsuAylsi sto., ete.. 1t
's's- Nv
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NsS York. 7u,sdap, os'. az ?. N.-stceh.- With
s'sVo'ions. hs.. been CHER to dsy, the sreeuIa
n's.rei,smsoi runnins strong. The sold market $50
heavy and ossr, dosing Of ~. highest qusts'iss
ia 'as ne day las. Money very active 81 cent,
stsrlias sIlhane.. bsnter, bills, lsi . lsi..
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TRADE NOTICES.

A T'rENTION, TISMEN--NOTICE Hereby
"A rvsn that the Arm Of Rsynelds Dsvss Pratt b
90. hes allowed the - p~ cent. ssksd for. 100
CARPESTEKS A1TENTlON--A MET.
- log Q, C.rp.a,.r. ua.sa. ~ %sS. y. WI b:
20 town c.rpsn,ss ere lsvi;:a 90 com. So,.srj and
be enrolled Is n''; %T Z - s. s
John CLARKE, Res. See. pro ten. AZ
EOR BOOTMAKERS 10 HAVE IT
u known g ~ b,otInshsrs, that NJ. PHILIP sToP
s.tnsS W S'I.d III. hes commenced to
JUNK DEALERS ATTFNTiON-A NETT
gill b. held ct ~ Primo. u, on "Wednesday evening.
Oct .s, q. ~ o'e och pm. general s',rodancs q
,sd IL order q gxnGs RrGcc%SSoS',I irsideni:
THOMAS smith, sec. los
7 AIDES SHOEMAKERS, ATTENTION
NJ d. I'D w ?s1s s:@ ,S IT,, hG .:,
N, IT 70 Prince and particular, ipvi,. ths
srsn' s1 Tie s: s n; ,sS q r. 3, Pro
n. %o.m.o .ns s.. sanford, q c.a-i .ps.,. .ad
~ Ned 2. ID. Bc o.. X TN. body ~ :ay.ns:a
sio,i. NJ Edss;ds NJ Ross~. y. -! ,'ar ' aud NJ
niddl..on Come up, fellow ~ ',acu. ioir this
der Ss Il he SSSS, :s SSReR xstsSf ae
MIlLERs' TRADE a MASS MEETING
Niof tho Jeurs.yysn Malsrs aud Stone NJ ss..r. q
:. S T.: Hs :aa o ba:a
md Centre ss'; on Thnrs!ty svssins. Oetoe.r ,as
ESth inst to nAneArt busIos0 Of importance ron.
corning the uAds. Tho Com mlttse adver ising J.
pect ever, man that hsisnSs to the trade To stend
punctusily. 338
NOTICE TO TAILORS - TIE CUSTOM
v hands working for SMITH RICE, l22 fulton
81 are hereb- bottled TO attend the tina VI del,
ss,es Reform Hall. ISL Grand 81 this weips dsy
| syenDg, AZ orl0l. ~ request Of the seusrsl
body. sAAL. HERTZ. Pres, RICHARD MORKis,
Acc. ~
NoT'CE-A MEETING OF The
Hdeis..!e' 70 The ,;,.aa s9sist, o. C.tse Cooper.
~ O'Clock y. Pine; ual Attendance 10 required.
EDw. MCMAHON, Prcs. WV. hACkErr, Sec .?5I
NOTICE-THE CARPENTERS OF Brook.
4>lyn will hold thsi. weakly msst,ss on wednes-
day evening. Oct. 70, At O'clock, 81 - Cosrt o.,
corner OF Jsrol.mon 81. Punetus attendance 40 de-
, sired. ~;
SEGAR MAKERS STRIKE FOR HIGHER
~ ssxes At BROADwELI.'s, % Fulton ct. rs
| THE 1AiIURS OF THE CITY OF NEW
York are hereby nos.6sd tina, Feets \ ThroekIuor,
ton, d Fulton street. hAvs siseod the advance bill Of
| prces asked for h, their enp,oyeeS l0f
THE HANDS WORK INC FOR MESsRS.
| l. BOND 6 oStILLS, msrchsut tailor. IA BROAD
~s tender their th uks tor their prompt anu eener
Qua action in Acesdns to the dsmsud for An adv
/ OF pricos. n
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q 7''al 0ovs-nDe1. 81. ma asi nesns. TVS
.. can ". s.aiie.v ne honor Of our STATE ed
secure We safeiy Of our county,.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A .. IA MEETING OF 1HE BOkED
az ofDirectcrt vii tie held a. Rcall1su.,. Of
Hester a., On Thursday evening, Or 9y,h a. ;
o'cloet. PupetuAl attendance " reluirea, ~ ord,
JAWS sANDFORD, y, d., JOHN IICk,K.
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pl IIL.CATlONs, sc,


TIVE 81, REL TERROR
IHt SECRET Terror
lHL u, N [ IFEEgg.
,.. M sEIkET TkERpK'
4 NEW STORY.
SL" siJHf. NEW STORY,
NEW stQE1.
ME- HELEN COKWIS FISHER
MAS. HELEN LOkMlN Fi>u.h
NV. III IT. tORM \ FISHER
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NV YORK WEEKLY
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b. tbl 10 MOkltuH GtNiN IA IIpp'tvUy
!OE SAN LNii.S RI.
ron NLi. fNEni ttIltEI IN
I'M. sfLtNDil' Ni>Ith NLNHEk OF
4 NNt. DINUElsTs ulro- oil F,.l'inn.. ,j,h
~ u . 10 ~ a., .i'.tt '-a, and va.lt.l- nlv,i.
80 t'r' i.-uri ENs.Y !aIy VII Lr H.. git, ,,ith
i'' n, -t!' ran; -ia.-- u1mh 70 x ,ay Mona
NOV. TIA ' sou iSs
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DstS GOODS.

~ r., flES, IrRS.
= fiiiLL,Ps ra,ent Mink Mnff And C,ra, from
MAsiiIstoh; "ht'h Ne d. can III. pubIc 10 In uect
sris on W. nv. isI1g stock ha"d VI even
n" Yak market, and Wll sen MY u.r cen, lo.e,
., any p pii hs. n the CITY. D.nt org, 50 ALI
NJ bu.ina H. rr M EElnogi ~, ~ isui =.
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hOAStIb AND ROOMS

HOhHulNu--,i,tAP AND GOOD Bird
N,lu srai inca, A. %. Catherine ~, air, AMI on,n
'"tahlr l"''us Nih single beds. Crl and &c AZ
HDhkblNn ON IN ID Ayt-A ItW
rep, 'tsN.' IOWA men Can y. a,r n modal Al
s,'h slnss h'ds snd aiy room, n ~ 20 ~ W.,s
NE - 10 q, 81, COZ. 81 HVe a.v
RuAkl' "ANihD II \ PLAIN PRIVATE
sh!. ~ resp ctabe y9unC la.r, .Lo a IN IA.
u aur uf NJ Ga,; M ..n MT tn. he. no tg, "A ~
~ "o-a"'!' Address :. l.. e.. poa ysI Sas
q
RuAEb MANlED IDE 4 ,iIZ17-eN1I
shd vie location not above t,t ana M ~,
a." Nv go no, .ot ~ 81 80 nor week Ad-
49, ey note THOMAS hENNEDI, No. ~ > coms
-.
~ 60-GooD BOAED AT : TnoMr.
: cs nv oa a., {. 81 aIs -oot Ala, . g.. ,n',.
~ ono 'or 40 prifo1- N''hlli 10 M n "a. ma
~ '"i~ - on 81 10 II ~ week. Alo IL, .ns
nav ~ '''" -
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- iiEkMAS & co., AuCrS., SILL Tins
aSsdsy W ednrsdly. Oct -, ~ l2 O'Clock. 24s Ave.
w. srneini as'ir "a ut OF family frOcsri.s and "
qnor', abo store LJufc-, counters. shlvins. soal-s.
50. los
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-28

\tllLiAMSBUEGH AUCllOS W. ;.
w IoW NsENp~n .e.l this day 1t luL o'cloes-
th' q irc stock 10 grocery and liquor store "a -
&C N1-th al n. ISL
wv. Writers ACCT., WILL SELL
" thi i.t a. O'Clock. 90 Capsl ~, r.Iu y,
oilclcths, teds ard bedding, miro L,utiLg. OAR.
iof su rnfrs oAsr,, table cut.tTy, gh.y sud al v,z
She' diu1ne shj ~ chen tlrsl,ure. lss
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- ~ HMAN i co, AuCIRs. SELL
- " Wednesday. ori -. ~ i0S, oc OK No ~ B,v.
erJ, 20 pay storage and advances, 100 hhf. cd koa
ttfki ur'ou trd rye wills. -; :" Ca,ks O.Id ard
fns hrsadies 2" pota sud hbls Sin, - cs,sk IuIn.
10 &, >h'iIv aud lNlrt wines, 2r cs-al nui hs,kptS
sanfisne'. CLOies 6rsuus 80 Cs.es siet. Lonaon
an $40 other caci,e liquor, &c sale p5aItiv, With
OK t'f'fNo Us
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-17

SEALING WAX & CORKS, for Fruit
~ Cans, Jars, Jugs, &c. For Sale by -
e---- -.--- n SEATON & BRODRICK.
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NEW GOOD ST.
H q,ETE IUJNDERs1GNED WOULD RE

THE 7tEE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE-
specially inform the Public that they
inst rsSs GR OF G pRY aooDs Which has
bs a in n since the recent decline. COM
posed of every thing kept in theD Sooos aTe
Inc hae our Stock of DRESS GOODS, consisting
IN mart of the LATEST STYLES, to-wit: 5-.-
plain Black SILKS, all prices; Fancy summer
,1Ks:MozAMB1ouKs;P oPLINs; CHALLiES,v ALhN
TIAs. plain 81 Fancy BEBoEs; SILK GRENADlNssi
ORehNpins; SWISS Lawns; JAooNETT LAWNS;
.s5i Linen Cambria Dress Goods. &c e
3Percals and Chintz Muslins. tA1arge lot of the
hast Prints: Irish Linens; Linen Diapers and
Toweiing; Table Linens; Napkins; arsai1les
Quilts; Plain and Plaid Jaconetts; Nainsooks;
Mulls; Striped, Plaid and Plain Swlsses; Fans OF
all kinds; Jaconett & Swiss Flo9neIngs, Eqglngs
and Insertings; Va1encenes and Thread Laces;
Linen and Cotton Laccs; Ladies Jaeonett ana
Swiss Golfers; Mourning Collars; Black Lace
and Grenadine Wells; Fancy Wells; Mourning
Wells; Linen and Cambre HandkeIshae1Rss N Aer
Gauntletts; Hosiery of all descriptions; e encn
Corsetts; new style Hoop Skirts.
.
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Family Dye CoIors!

EOR Dyeing Silk. Wollen and Cotton Goods;
L Shawls; Scarfs: Ribbons; Dresses; Feathers:
Bonnets; Hats and all kinds of wearing apparel y:
with perfect FAST CoLoRs--at asaving ofEiGHT4
PER CENT. These Dyes are expressly for family
use: The process is simple and any one can use
the Dyes, with perfect success. The Good s are
ready to wear in from one to three hours. The
Coiors are Black, Brown, Blue, Crimson, Drab,
Green. Magenta, Oranges Purple, Pink, Red !,
Slate, Salmon, solferino, Scarlet, Yellow and
their different Shades. Put up in two size pack
For sale by SEATON & BRODRICK.
novl7 Cor. and & Court streets.