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1mrsemcntS.

WALLACK's
Open ao esfi r ,TG rss sEit '''f' IL O'Clock
Bouccsues highly attractive Comedy,
LOVE AND MONEY.
LORD FIPLEY.,..............ur. LESTER WALLACE
w., ,rp,rYp,, 9Thi;iSsy acted by hn) cu.s FISHER
CLALgG Observation-Disclosures. ..hr Mann SSs arpH
,:0v bv T0hIHs
CkANEN ~ AON ...................Alr Ei
NIIHERS ,.hr; 49,
WlILiAn - o
R5sE ffhfw Nff so.n MARY dANH6S
Ms FOX H........................Mr' tEhS0t
"a efES
SALLY sINGLEHEARr, a Lodging ou'e -, .,,,,o,,
IN CONSEQUENCE Of the very gce.t of PAULINE i
win be repeated WEDNESDAY. jar 49, eAd FRIDAY
jan % rHuRspAY-A BACHELOR Of arts; n,.
On SATURDAY. jan H. will be iced thrs' time Ia 'ni'
city for thirty yesrs), the IN. COMEDY Of the
PROYORED III SSANo.
h a sSot Jpe9 ' SER iS rs W0RTH KNowING
r. os repeated: SEH6a1 IA 49, s MoHt ROAD
FGESP5 TIE t 5Q Tg1kE ' FIR 0nGsBAp TIE
IRISH AEIREss, aud iAE INyl3IbLE AOsBANp
FgYHE FIRST CONCERT OF the astonishing
a BREGTO CHILDREN.
BERNARD, II years OF sse, Violnist
R,SaAsP = 10 If, If ' ws sSll' S as
Ell GRAhM. 10 year. 0 sgc.
THURSDAY, tho ii,h Of January
AZ DUDWORpu3 ACAD.MY
No $40 Broadway.
They Will be assisted by the best talent IN the city
Tickets 80 Genie.
COncoft TO commence 81 O'clock
From tho Courier o'last week.
hs sscond Of noenhue.' rouccrt on Iur'dsy,
Ian consisted u asvpral yG mostly BY luYrAi len9Nn.
@ ole Of wAoi. Master Ac-rdo seyen-se ear 90 puph o.
Si-ib the piston paycF ceaiy as''nih"d 'he au-
den-c b. lis proficiency tii 1lt m INSTRUMENT veg
tHDy 10 could have boon prepared or seeing the e
fellow enter with iastunent almost ~ large az hin's fI
the pnriy of is eel d. the accuracy Ok
s cLronuc iuter Que ordered here the bTsetn
came from Wncu c1Id produce sounds % s0norous and fu
taiued Ana when he 70 the varsons which concn
ed his pef8rmasce, the sGdieI ce were positively AHo2ed
e v Il won't Lo long before scaIieJer wi! have 10 ooA
wei 10 hi. I.U-e,s co., -, ,
ulus, lot forget in my admiration for t' Ricardo the
Claims 81 .s,ers Berasgd ana Emile he yioi-s, 10 3y
that they paved ikc boz In td ~ twp would Lot 10
Wing enough beside the ostonIEHs pi'ane9uDr.s %
III L.r H. 70 bowling ad other nnof ecni'
cal really tispsyet good ts q taste anu de'
cac Ia th, rendition tho uuic sud roduced tones c.
Eynphetic quality that would dive sry an ocer perform
t. aopa We regard .esr yous. lads Of ordinary
pos lse,'
See sunday Dlsplch Atlas, Evening Post, etc. etc from
last
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turitlnc- GlarIjiues.

V'HURRER's RATENT
Z KALIORAPH or WRfrING-IAC CHINE,
For trrnbii. asd manned bends snd fol the bi,Rd
SOLD ar No. 3Jj BROADWAY.
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Chances for Business alc.l.

A PARTNER WANTED in PUBLISHING
n UOt Sian active aad energetic man. acqus.. ID
s.l"RA.t With h- ,4e. aud p,-css-d Of smu.. capital
Hud here ye.y deart1is opening. Aldfest PJBl.L-
r. Box No. 2i4 Esw-foIk POst.Ohce. Good reference
4.luiIed.
FOR E-Ihe STANFORD FILE
J. WORKS. with Stesn Lnrne Forge. 1iipiisu n.et.
&C The shove ~ be sold easy ler4s, ei J. rit
90 orturi for b-siIess lnq1iIe @: o. w CT RIM
ILR Co.. Wnco" SAadc Manufacturers, NO l29 GTsncst.
GTEAMBOAT FOR SALE.-The steamer
- KLYPORT "a fast running boat Of 3i5 capacity p
lCh cylinders aud a. foot sose) 40 Tor sale At reconcile
pcs Sbs "a good Ie iT, aud now ming between Ws
u. and Ac1. Greek. soT further ilfoma'ion sadres
WI W. RAfLLY No. li2 O. l., 81 W. H. Snow,
Agent. No SH erutyivsaia'ay WasljuEton D. &.
fE'O CAPITALISTS We have o well-esiab-
L haLsd MT CASH TRADE emonndug % Sloo coo per
sLrsn. Uuf brsaea thar of aucy Groce'ss) Is srily r
.relsDR and is egeed ely Probable averaging 81 per ceh
W have tie sole agency in Tho Wet of several
hrstcass Essern manufacturing establishment, Which
aOcs TO control ge trade with hesvy oi Ding and retail
Not dealing ia heavy goods bills usually
large bot have upon books largo ist Of prompt
Customers am ~ the West. Our cy CLica .O
today presents greater Inducements 10 capitalists and enter
yIi,J Than any other H. tho world We win ed
our business that Ci Staple Groceries and that ead We
wish partner who furnish strictly hrstc ceoDce
and about 30 coo M cash We demonstrate 10 sIc
that better opportunity offered Sac.ory
references given. Address MERCHANTS p. o., Box 10.
4,s6 Chicago, H.
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WINTER GARDEN.
" f Srh5 IN q lS6 Il, i nss1itPFrl icaGBAs
""' FANroMlME ACTRESS
DANsEUsE
hss scout Il fame equ' 10 that Of Ceess Shoe memory
hs ..erywhefe revived; aud also o. the di'o sa"e
I'll '''''' Mr. C. w. CoULDOcK,
whose bssuigl Per onlion OF Peter frooty IN TIE dmehc
drama III ChuLsy Gomez, has excited ihnhns Aehs-
ton In every portion Of the eonn:ry,
who has made charming impression IN the character OF
20 THIS JTas.dayI EVENIEG. Jan. 10.
win be presented forth zee nd time in N'-' ork tbs do
- TIE caiAisEY GoqlRE,,ERs ....,..,
~ Dc ''''' TaE FaEHcH SPY
TIE STORMING Or ALGlERS
iisnci Wild Arab Boy
HitAlde de Merle. .....)
iH'' '''''' BALLET DANCES,
assisted By Numerous Cops &c b1I'e'.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
- Le,.ee and Man, ;.;.,......; WYM wHEArLEY'
iBESFfIP o. MR. j. y. RoEERrs.
f''''''~y LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
GRAND RoMAETIc srEcTA;G \, I AZ DRAMA
MR. Il. ROBERTS - MLPhisIOPHELES
IENEfly Oh MISS EMILY IADhrE,
,.I Las, uiyht ofthe Scenic Sp'out9r
FAUST AND IARGUEHIIE.
Al.o III, Nu..esl Farce ot the
LOAN o. LOVER. ..
Gertrude with soHgsi hrs; tnr..,Nis EMIL. ihOI,N :.
TIE mAnsgeElen; respectfully announce al oDs-2eIe-'
THREE NIGHTS ONLY
with Mr. DANIEL y. BASDdASN,
thu celebrated GFRhAN TRAGEDiAN,
who will have ,ho honor o. mssns hls hfs appearance
IN fHE ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
sliYLOCK.
On THURSDAY Nv ENING, Jan. -.
Nj Wtesev csuffs.nars himself upon NE ac' that he 10
sble 20 annoures al eusagenert for SHOR4 s..AsON
commencing 3 OSUA4, Jan. ljl With
The GREAT TRAGIC ARTIST,
Mss BAIENAN,
who will tha' o-,a'on prodace ie~ Play OF singular
construction. err Ned - <
LEAH TIE FORSkKFE
Tits remarkable dna g. e. the orisAl he y'ea: ttda'd
play q. tho Cen tsgc ard sp belongs 10 tie co,ie Of
R'or Il vii BE- Produced with sil.c. lhihiglno ~ tue
App0nin euts t0Eumcs stage Effects &c To TIE huTcs
pefo of the story The css will be Egulafy 'tlons srd
he MUSICAL ElsECrs q renaEkaD!s power Aud novsty
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(IG NHH-TO CAPITALlSTS.-$IO 900
" b U,OOJ wll give an Active or saeci,i Partoet
Whoeise Dry Good, bosiuess already established and which
cav WITH above amount 90 increased 10 S2 600 paying
pro: Of per cont onsses UneIceponbe References
and required. Address for one week CASH TRADE, Box
JiOnDe Office.
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Turnilnre.

DEDR0OM ENAMELED FURNITURE, in
tI all coof Of warranted manufacture. Aso, solid Chestnut
Chamber Suites, plain aud ornamental a. u :. PAIRING
TONS, 33J CanHl-st opposite Wooster Esabished lCaV.
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL al co!os and styles Walnut and Chestnut Plain aad 0rns
mental in tues, Wholesale ana retail Also, Mattresses aud
faliaSses. WARREN WARD. Manufactuge 1T Canal-st.
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6ewlns Alarbincs.
Coparturrsbip i,oiirra.

COPARNNERSlIlP.-O On the lst Of May last.
~ VIZ. i. EiNMAN nssocia'ed JOht w UNDER
II Ill with im In the SHlf CHAhDLEEY BUSINESS
The same will be continued from this daie under tho hr Of
New.iOIE Jan. !. 1865 WIN X. HIsMAS 40.
NlSSOLUTION.-Thc firm of TALLMADGE
- MANLEY Il DISSOLVED by the death Of BLNJA-
MIN II. IALLMADOE The business viii ne cou' nued by
Co. OEORdE MANLEY
new ok Jan T. l'63 WA5HlNOrON MANLEY.
'e'HE firm Of WORTH 81 WHITE IL this day
Log from the business 4. w. " ORTIZ
~, - LOOMS H. WHITE.
The business Of the late firm OF WORTH WHITE will
10 . gsriit v On oy :. - LOOMS L. WHITE.
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! ANDS.--1O ALL WANTING FARMS
isfss and tlrying settlement Ct Nuclnd, mud climate
tLity mi south % lhsde ghia BY To d frh all pro-
duces large 2ace tfae a. from 4I 20 70 Per acre
payable With four Good business ocuings good 30
cety iluldf - s,tlHr ID mailing impr1rfm ms.
Apply TO CHARLES Il. Lands Postms,tsr. holland
CnlbeI and County. SswJersey. Letter sn.weftd Paies
cOltainns IN InloimaiIon VII b. geii -.
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" Or. HanmOnds Book IS woIth every 9aes OWNING =
" Z. WILLIS esq. Editor 81 The Home JOURNAL
NJ ERNOIJS DEBILITY Ne,
GOOD LOOKING-Would you improve your

" fea,ures beAutfy your complexion; In snort become
Beautiful Read PHYSIUGNOMY, in riiE ttH- No.
LOGICAL JOURNAL for 1903 January Ia 't- 10 cett.
Ar = A wear Address FOWLER Ellis NOw LOIS
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WINNERS PERFECT GUIDE for Yiolir
- rllHE HUMAN FACE DIVINE" See

L PHYSIOGNONY, with Sims Of ChllaceI, ard
How to Read them" in THE PHYSIOLOGICAL yoUh-
NAL Tor 1883 Mol Only 10 cents o. = year fO"-
tER & WELLS, No. 800 Broadway, y. \.
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professional Notices.

nR. G. d. HAMMOND, Author of Nervous
~ Debuity' &c. iGciudis New aGG Reliable Tn, -mertr
the Care oftreso Diseases hs Returned from aud
Removed fis Oacc from No 65G Hro4iway b No 81 Fast
2,st. Otice hours tom TO TO- 30 g. aud to Evening
FL
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f.NiE. REV. HENRY c. KINNEY having
been interrupted Ia delivery Of his lecture upon the
LIFE AND TIMES OF BACON, would announce to hs
friends aud the public that lie will deliver his lecture npon
that subject a the Historical Library, WEDNESDAY
NEXT Jan. H. ate O'Clock Tickets IS cents each. for
sale al Naniophs cor. OF Amity aud Broadway Those
ticket. which disposed or his lecture the evening Of
the 9Th, viii bc good ON tho l0.h
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AN EVENING WITH IRELAND"
~ SHAKESPEARE
At The Invitation If several families and friends,
MRS EMMA ROBERTSON
lI.ate MIS- Bioughaml
will reed at DodwoTthH Hall from Sheridan Knowless play
OF THE iunohbick and Love Chase"
WEDNESDAY EVLNlNG, Jan. H. al o'clock
Admission, - cents.
Tickets Tor sse Prices bookstore 10 C9t Broadway
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40 LET or LEASE-Tho four weIi-lghIed
L LOFTS Of yOre No "a Wa.rcn.sf.. coHsyo. Greenwich
f0sse.si0n Feb. l. Apply on tuc premise.
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FROlI WASHINGTON. =

W AsHlNGFONt cd D.
A special to theaPost has the following
General Butler is still awaiting the action Of
the Government, and it does not seem to be set
tied whether he goes to New Orleans or not. 1t
IS said that the decision re ats with him, and that
he has been offered the command. There is q
feeling here in favor Of making him Secretary Of
War, and in certain contingency there is reason
to believe that he would stand quite chance of
filling that responsible place.
Inc fall IN gold and the recent depreciation Of
y; S. stocks is hailed here as evidenciDg the con-
hdent anticipation of mouied men that the ma
tional free banking bill and general measures of
Secretary Chase viii become laws, check the
currency imitation and improve thepublic credit.
The currency panic is regarded here as likely to
De succeeded by panic against the gold spec
ulators.
The evidence in the Mcdowell Court case is
closed. Gen. Mcdowell will, on Monday, submit
q statement reviewing the testimony.
The reports in regard to the encounters of
Charleston. being from rebel sources, are doubt
less greatly exaggerated. There has been no in
terrpption Of the blockade and such assumption
will not be admitted by the Government.
A telegraph was received to-day from Fortress
Monroe, saying that General Dix is in receipt oi
rebel news from Charleston to the Sd inst, at
which time that port was thoroughly bockaded
The Federal iron-clads laying inside the wooden
ships. The former were not with the feet al
time offattack on the 1st. An attack on the
city was momentarily expected.
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Nor KTL1ED a. REPoRTED.--A private
letter from c. H. Grail of Rochester, Lorsin
county, a member Of Edgarton's battery,
shows thEt the previous reports of his death
are incorrect. he was captured, and writes
that ths prisoners were taken as far as PO-
lizard, Alabama, 40 miles from MurfressborO', ,
and then taken to Richmond where they
were put in prison. Here they lay eleven
days, when they were taken to City Point and
exchanged. Hewrites on the Both from the
parole camp at Annapolis, Maryland. All
thGPhad to eat at Richmond was rottOn
beef at one meal, and for the next they had
soup" which was nothing more than the
water the meat had been boiled in, with a
small piece Of bread.
Mr.. Grail was shot in the side at Murfrses-
bOro' but not dangerously.
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BOSTON UoENEss, y =,

2
WM. Il. GREGa CO--Gs1ts: freely give you lib
erty 20 make OF the following Certthcate OF the
value Of Constitution Water, which can recommend
in the highest manner:
My wife, who was attacked with pain In the shoul-
ders whole leHgth OF the back and IN her limbs with
Palpitatioa Of the Heart, attended with Falling Of
the Womb, Dysm5norrhe, and Irritation Of the bad-
der. 1 called a phy scian, who attended her about
three months when be Left her worse than he found
her than employed one Of the best physicians l
could find who attended her for about nin9 months
and while she under his care she did not suner
quite IS much pain be finally gave her up and said,
aher case was ineurabls." "FOr,'' said he sbe has
such combination Of comp plants, that edtoine Civ
en- Tor operates against some other OF her dicHl
ties" About this time she commenced the use OF
Constitution Water, and to our utter astont9nment
almost the first dose seemed 70 have the desired et
fect, and she kept on improving ruptdly under It's
treatment and now superintends entirely her DO
mestc affairs. She has NOT taken any Of the Oonsti-
tuition Water for about four weeks and We are happy
WM. N. VAN BEHsOH0TEH.
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A GARD TO THE LADIEs.-Da.


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1nfailible In Correcting, Regulating and Removing
all Distractions, from Whatever Cause, and
always Successful as a Preventative.
lnfaliibie in Removing stoppages and IrTeguiar1tg
OF the Menses. These Pills are nothing new, bat
have been used by the doctors for many years both
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every case, and it s urged by many thousand ladies
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aIeYation OF those suffering from irregularities
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where health will not permit 1t. Females peculiarly
situated those supposing Themselves SO, are eau
toned against using these Pills while In that condt
tion the proprietor assumes responsibility after
the above admonition, although their mildness would
prevent any mischief to heaith otherwise the Pills
ara recommended. Fall and explicit directions ac-
company each box. Price 81 Per box.
Sold wholesale and retail il Cleveland by BENTON
BROTHERS, (Wholesale Druggists, } 10 Superior-st
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, 1873 superior-St.; u. W
SAOKRIDER, 223 SupeTior-St; G. w. CLARK, 1l9
Superior-5t., and CHURCHILL & BRO, corner OF
Ontario street and the Square.
LADIES by sending 81 TO either OF the above
agents through the Cleveland Post Once, have
the Pills sent 20 any part of the country city [con6
dentially) and " free OF postage by return mail
N. b. Look out for cOunteTieits. Buy no Golden
Ps ~ any kind unless every box assigned S. D. Howe
Ali others bass imposition and unssts therefore,
as you value your lives and health, ito say nothing OF
being humbuged ont OF your money! buy only those
who show the signature OF s. D. Howe every box
which has recently boon added account Of the Pills
bang couuterfeited. The Ingredients composing the
above Pills mode ELOwn to every agent, and they
viii tell you they safe and will perform all claimed
toT them. s- D. HOWE, sole PropT7etori
nar7T.Et5- View Vork.
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NEMs Wa CAIKO.

CAIRO, Jan. 5-ll p. n.
Our forces at Vicksburgh are now engaged in
repairing the erevasses oflast fall, to Keep the
water out of camp. The water in the old canal
is six feet deep, but is doing but little execution.
The rebel force at Vicksburg is estimated at
60,O0O. 1t is believed that this is the largest
number that can be brought to its defense.
thousand negroes are TO be sent from Mem
phis to work on the canal.
dispatch from Fort ponelson tonight says
the fight lasted from lin the afternoon until in
the evening, when the rebels retreated in great
disorder southwark. Their killed Ia estimated at
200 and wounded 500 Our loss, II killed, Al
wounded and missing none.
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Lsucorrkea or Whits,.

This disease depends upon an Inflammation OF mu-
cOus lining of the vagina and womb 1t is all ca
ses accompanied by severe pain in the back across the
bowels and through the hips. A tenspOouf1l OF the
medicine may be taken three times day, with an In
Jection Of tablespoonful Of the medicine, mixed
with halt pint OF SOFT water, morning and evening
Irritation of the Neck Of the Bladder, IHfam-
nation oftks Kidneys, and CatagTh Of
the B5aIdeT, StraagTy GHd
Burning, or Painful
Urinatina.
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brakes Plantation Bitters.
They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change ofwater and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
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They strengthen the system and enliven the
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They prevent mlssmatie and intermittent feEers.
They purity the breath and acidity Of the
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They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhaa, Cholera and Cholera
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They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
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They arethe best Bitters in the world. They
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81 Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
EIectropsthy, cures obstinate cases of Dyspep.
sia, Rheumatism, scrofula, Neuralgia aud all
nervous diseases, and diseases of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gsns, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city sitter other physicians had failed. See sd-
vertisement in another column once No. Ils,
lo,s-a atveat
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FRoM YIcKBsuRG.-Captain Ed. ScOville
Of the Hoffman Battalion, employed in
guarding prisoners on JOhnsOn's Island,
went to Yicksburg not long since, having in
charge eleven hundred seeesh prisoners, who
were sent to the latter place to be exchanged.
He returned from Vicksburg yesterday, hav-
ing stopped three or four days to effect the
exchange. He says Yicksburg has a natu-
raj location for purposes of defense. The
river there is not quarter of mile wide,
and shallow. Our gunbOats cannot get near
er than two miles of the town now. The
rebels are boastful and confident
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P0ST.0FFIcE Timetable.
MIINTRR ARRANaEMFNT rn
Nv The arrival ana closing Of the mails a. he
Cleveland poat Ofice.

w the arrival and closing Of the mails at the
NovE4BzE II, 1852.
EASTERN WAY, daily, for Buffalo and intermediate
ornc-ss arrives 20 05 A. H; closes 2:2O P. 4.
n EAsrERs WAY, daily, for Willoughby, Painesyile
Geneva, Ashtabua ard Uonneaut, arrives az s Is P
NJ; and closes al I:55 A. N.
EASTERN THROUGH, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, New
YORK arrives 655 A. NJ, 65 P. M closes 9O5 4. NJ
PITTsgUaeH WAY, daily, for Philadelphia, Baiti-
more, Washington Pittsburgh, canton, Akron, Mas
sillon, Steubenvle, b. & D. r. r, arrives 922 M
PITTsBURaH THRoUeH, for Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, arrives $50 P. NJ; closes 2:5O P. NJ.
OIKCREAFI WAY, for Columbus, Indianapolis Lou
sTle, ST. Louis Nashville and Cairo arrives 7:5U P
OISCINsATI THROUGH, for Columbus, Indiansvolis.
81 Louis Nashville and Cairo arrives 1904. Nj eiO
WEsTzaE WAY, for Toledo, Chicago and Detroit,
daily, arrives 9:25 a. NJ; closes G:3j a. N.
WESTERN THRoUGH, for Toledo, Chicago and De-
troit. daily, arrives 80 P. NJ; closes 5:35 P. NJ
BAEDUsKT WAY, Elyria via Northern Division ar
rtyes at $40 A. n; closes SEQ P. N.
mAHoNIEG WAY, Warren and Youngstown arrives
MEDINA WAY, daily, arrives 400 P Il; closes 800
RocEPoRT, Dover, Sheffield, North RidqsviIIe. ke.
arrives and closes on Tuesday, Thursday and satur
Barn, Breoksville, Copley, &C., leaves TUESDAYS
and Saturdays at zoo A. Nj arrives Mondays and Fri
days at 500 P. n.
sH4RoN CENTER, Granger, Hi9cklsy. North Royal
ton, leaves Fuesdays and Saturdays at 800 n;
riVes Mondays and Fridays az 500 P. N.
WARREssvILLEi daily arrives l0:l6 A. NJ; closes
EAST CIEvELASD and Euclid, daily arrives 900 M;
closes 500 P. n.
Bz-Time Of Arrival of Mails In above Schedule ia
at the Depot and time OF Distrbuton OF mails ready
Tor delivery is usually hour later than arrival Of
s5SMAil and Drop Letters are required by law to
All City Circulars are required to be prepaid with
SS- once open from 7:sO A. N. to 7:so Pm
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-06

The OTHER SIDE OF THE SToRY.-We
are assured that our information was not
entirely correct with regard to the affair be-
tween Mr.. TOusIey and Mr.. Baldwin, briefly
alluded to in yesterday mornings LEADER.
Mr.. Tousley denies that he drew pistol up
on Mr.. Baldwin. He says he called upon
Mr.. Baldwin in his Office with regard to some
business transactions and that Mr.. Baldwin
approached him in a threatening manner,
wbereupon he (TOusIey) warned him of, tell
ing him that he would shoot him if he offer
ed any violence to him. He says he did not
raise his pistol upon Mr.. Baldwin, and was not
chased down stairs by him or any one else.
There are generally two sides to story, and
the above circumstance seem to affords no
exception to the rule.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-06

We ara authorized by Government to collect
~ 500 Bounty,
due the widow, children, or rightful heirs OF all
deceased soldiersi also
Pensions,
towhich every discharged soldier who was dis
abled IN the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers, or orph-
an sisters, as they are severally entitled under
the law. Also,
Back Pay,
due discharged soldiers OF resigned officers,
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted months men; money
due teamsters, and every other class Of claim
growing out Of this or any other war.
B8- Avoid Claim Agents who are not liz
eensed.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend" paper
of much interest TO soldiers and their heirs
Send US your nane and stamp, and we will send
a copy treei or twelve copies, one each month,
for 25 cents.
Apply to Us in person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shsll hsve prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after We have &C.
comp ished what We undertake.
G. G. BRUCE,
Omce-Lymsn's Block, near the Court House,
Cleveland. janslltf