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The Chief Attributes of Manhood are

The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are
frequently lost suspended by practices and VI
eiOus habits that viii inevitably lead to hereditary
disease unless checked in time Read the truths laid
down in the treatise HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHYS.
DoLOsIcAL RESEARCHES" Il Is elsbOrately flustra-
tod with eolored eugTavings and viii convince the
most hardened and unconcernsd, as well as relieve
the minds Of the most despOnding, ty leading them
In the right channel for relief OF bodily and mental
agony and despair.
1a57sold by Dr. BARROW, lA Blocker St. N. 7.
Price 25 osnts. Sent ee eTeTT where See advertise
ment Of IS Triesemar'' in another column
Sold also b. G. ". CLARK, Druggist, Cleveland,
L nhln
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-To WHOM IT MAY CON-
IN UERN.-Pr pOssls will be receiyed at the ONCE
o. the City Civil Engineer until the 7th inst for the
supsrstructuTe Of the enter 81. idge. The con-
tractor will bo requi ed 10 move said bridge on
teors tn lilh inst and d. liver on the approaches
said bridge, l. gocd condition. all iron in the SUI
perstructuIe. By Osder Of the Board,
U. d. BISHOP, city Civil Engineer.
aprill:434
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUs CINCINNATI +. r Co.
CLEVELAND, April ], 1868.
fIHE ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of this Company will be held at
the OHice OF the Company in Cleveland, Ohio on
" odnesday the al lust, art business Of i'm
portance Th- transfer books will be closed from the
III to the 2E3d GEO. H. RUSSELL, Secretary.
aprl.4
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WATCHES AHl IEWELRY.
MAGIC TIME OBSERVER,

MAGIC TINE OBSERVER,
lNl The Perfection Of Mechanism!
Being Hunting and open Face, or Ladys or Cen
ing improvement.
The New York Illustrated News, the Ieading picto-
rial napsr Of the nted tates, in its issue Of Janua
shown ln~sI pleasing novelty, Of Which the HUB
BALD BIOS, o. New work, are the e importers,
It Is called the Magic Time observer and is hunting
and pen face wa-ch eombiued the Of the prettiest,
most convenient and decided the tes. and cheapest
timepece for gem ra and reliable use ever O-ered
1t has within it and connected with its machinery,
its own winding attachment, Ten erlng key entire
posed Of two metals the cutter OF na 10 carat gold,
aud the inner one Of sol silver Ii has he prov
ed ruby ,tion lever movement and Is wa ranted
accurate timeDiCcs "
Price, superbly engraved. Per case of half dozeu,
these propOsing to buy at Wholesale s3J II sent by
mail the pos1t9aT;e, 195;e,i l. 81 cents Address
mar3O433 65& 81 Nassau cor. John Sts ny.
WOODRUFFSPORTABLEBA. BA.
w Rom TEkS NAV SUPPLY--1he hey are The
best BarOmeirrs in market, and have taken rremi-
ums at ALL The State Fair5. We can show estimoni-
ais from any number Scientific as 10 their
GoWEEs & CO, : sole gents,
NEW SILVER WARE JUST
IN received, and tbs highest price Gn CASH ra.d
MARI l27 Weddell Ho1se
GOLD, SILVER, LADIES AND
" Geutiemens American Watches, at
mari UORLE53 cos.
GHATALAIN CHAINS-A FINE
! st1cE. sl-O-9cli oth Pic5s-from 81 to IS,
az lmarl7l OOWLEs cos.
NLOCKSl OLOCKSil 4
At WhOIsIdIs & Retail, 183 SlperioT-St. e.,2ia
81. BURT has Just returned from New York with
large and varied assortment Of CLOCKS, comprising
1t Least 50 Different Kinds,
including shs celebrated Calender Clock patented by
Il. Skinner, large number Of which are In use n
this city, and give the most perfect satisiactlOn
Also, hne stock Of
WATCHES & JENELRI FOR THE RETAIL TRADE.
-. Repairine done on short notice. iunss
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properties Of the medicine direct themselves g the
organs Of secretion and BY altering the oondtlGn
Of the Stomach and Liver that the starchy prtnc pie
Of the food b not converted into sugar 50 long a. the
system is under the influence Of the.
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For th- Benefit Of Nervous Suffer-
- err The NAENIkG fUtCE or ~
Self-Cu- OF Debility, Consumption = -
Premature Decay. Loss oi Memory, Ac-, b. former
Sufferer Enclosing tamB, address
D. II. WELLINGTON, Boston, Mass.
PREVENTION BErTEE THAN CUKE,-TLs
new French safe is the only article recommend
d By the Medical Profession sAFE ana sURE Pre-
Tausive. Samples sent, SAFELY CONCEALED, 70 auy
tfdrass- OF pt Of stamp. dec23. BIZ
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sPEelAI HoTIeEs.


DR.. G RAH Am,
Member Of ihe Royal College Of Physieias''
London, England; Graduate Of
Ricord's HospiiaI for
FEMALE DISEASES,
and a constant attendant q Paris, London, New Or.
leans and Montreal Hospitals for tho last ten yesrI
has opened his Ofice at the
johnson House, Cleveland,
where he viii be hsppg to meet all those who are A.
aicted with subaeute and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
plan, ard is mild sfoaeious and effective His med
icines are simply vegetable extracts and oils that
have never been used bot By two other physicians in
America b sides himself be has spent The greatest
part Of his Life and thousands Of dollars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession. He tests the Urine
for all forms Of disease No NocharEefor giving all
honest and true statement Of their case.
sPERMATORHGA.
To YOuNa MEN.-He can prove to you in few min.
utes that he Is the Only physician you ever treated
with that cures this disease For every patient Who
will follow his directions, he viii give One Hundred
Dollars if he fails curing this disease No charge
made for consultation. These distance who wish
vial Of uriue By mail, with Eane, and age auu he
viii answer ami describe their Gaze, and the pssbi
tty Of getting relief by eacl1sing return postage
| stamp marc i5f
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which gives those organs time TO recover their healthy
tone and vigor We able TO state that the Consl
tuition Water has cured every case Of Dtabetes II
which Il has teen given
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Stone IN the Bladder, CsIesIlsI, Gravel, BFieE
Dvst Dsposit and AUctI5 OF Milky
Diehdyges after UTjBGtiag.

Disease occurring from one and the same cause vii
b entirely cured BY the Constitution Water, If taken
for any length Of time. The dose sheuld vary viii
the severity Of the disease, from twenty drops to
tsaspoOnful three times day. IN water. During tht
nassage Of the Calculus, the pain and urgent ymp
toms should be combatted with the proper remedies
above directed.
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DysmsTrhea, or PaiWNI AsHSturatiOn, and
IN MenOTThagia OF PFoftIss FIOlVihQ.


which in the unmarried female is q constant recur
ring disease, and through nrglect tue seeds Of mar
grave and dangerous maladies the result and 81
month after month passes without an EFFORT being
made to assist nature the suppression becomes chror
c, the patient gradually lOOses her appetite, tht
bowels are constipated, night sweats on, Rnc
Consumption finally ends her career.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-02
CONSTITUTION WATER

STRONG &ARMsTRoNG. &
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-02

NEW SILVER WARE JUST
In received, and tbs highest price lin cash) ra.d
for Old Silver, at OOWLh- & cos,
MARI I27 Weddell HOqse
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pa...n nara auai.A

n ,re1m,hip Crsica. Jor Hasana and Ngnar-Mr snl
Mn. Henry Murphy aud four daughter, Mon John W.
Sciniedt IT,, 81 A. Cooper, Nassau Mr and Ms d. Rous.
Fi.l-l. James Hyn-. N.wyork; Jo. ?. Taina James A.
Eody.r Nassau n. ksfquadt Bsltmol,; Thomas rAeids
man. Hsyman, i'sssn; Isases New York; ?. Ruth o.
la bot, o. Ain, ]. A. Thoms J. 4. Wdf New rork; J.
NADIA George w. Lioissy. Pennsyvsnis NJ farg blou.
berg yns.su MIR H. bIay and i've children, Loadon C. W
Robr. Engsnd w. q. Railway AID daughter, Mi. A. T.
sands, A. d. M. come, VIM hs.hal. Essssai n Ssiae.
aid J. H. Weaver j. H. Craig, NJ Roserts w. moiis Nas
sal; Mrs. r.. q. Brown Miss NJ A. spsrn Maryland Ma
sbry and two chiron. Mrs Barter ana inl4t sasssu
Wilson, Peter Hays, Scrs T. lichsrds. CAa.0ca ~
M4Tsh New York Mary Kendall, fsssAa
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1 MYSTERY CLEARED Up.-ror some Il

4 MYSTERY CLEARED UP.-For some months
pss, eadag British ou. nals ininea 70 tho Union hs'c
p.s,h,ed In aa.er.i.ns TIA, our Government va. 10
cruisns Or tsng recruit tic Union armies by enlist
mens "A Ireland We anew that this Was untrue. but
se could y. guess What hgment Of fac, had Afforded
rsne slight foundation for this mountainous mistakes
b., Al lspsth We understand. The Celtic population
4 finland persists Ia Wholesale migration to lands be-
yond to ses-iaIg.y 10 this country. There are ~
course Eager con tito for the custom ~ cnisnt pas
.eDerr aud so. Of the rival transportation lines main
tan ae.rcos central points throughout the Green
aud attract custom by displaying the Am,iie'n
dag Thus did Mr. Daniel OshcA agent Of the
Imam hn, ut Killarney whercupon rival ngen,
probably ,e,ed a, O'Shcn's succcss IN winning paSsen
y,rs. yra,ely enerc, complain, before magistrate,
assuming that tho public display OF any National In
si,p but her Britannia Maosty's within her realm OF
lrel md was violation Of law. The magstgnse bclo'
whom Mr. UShea was arraignod. however faded 20 zee
,h. matter In that light and dismissed the Mr.
oshca arrived In our city last week BY the Guy OF Ian
don IN ton dap from Cork coming over to arrange r
no proper reception and protection Of the Company
pessengrrs ON their arrival In our city and II Is TO
rorte, that several Of his coentIymea by brtl, who
la,o become Anne ricans without oeasiug ~ be irsh
men, have resolved present him With splendid new
cd,on Of tho Stars md Stripes prior to his return To tie
Old sod" IN remembrance Of his nte annoy anco AMI
J. ~ persistent display Of our Tag.
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pass~u~y1s Arrived

In seamship Byeren from Brsmen. rta Souths npt'~b
NJ Paul C. J. Tbodr c.. Renger and dsughtrr Mi.s No.
Andrews Aug Bullunan, Charles L. Richamen. MI LiyH
and family M Ludwig. Mrs. irentice j. '" Farmer ht'
Doremu. End family A. Hsakc snd WIFE Ther "a h,rLoG =
.nn T. Hermann Sara Altscu and family w Lsnse
H. C. GrsL s. Is. Pery j. Bans, J. Ahr.ns w. d. kunl
aud .hre- children H. Wegns, wife and four child Gu j. II
A. Buddekrr H. Cook SOPHIE Lenss, F-ust j. de Lspod
JohAnns Devrru and child Arua Lrhrs Caroline isnfnohe
% Riurpg A. Wstsler. Mara bl.s, Louisa striker T. a.
Reitz And d,aehtrr T. Psn Mr. ard Mr. Nsrsch ntl ~ Il
IIswish H. b. Tmsmbly, w. N dubois, Mr. hepoees' Gee
Wr,~roh Hesn aud Maria ,aifbaca, hrs Dsas sua cay
ds Plrrsot Andrew Bresssid Hr Ernst Levy, y NJ
.arer J. Francis, G. Bsrthe. brs Pss'orin nos-.e 1sl
Man, Fischsr and son, Enrich. b. and a. Diosu q As
cl =, w tlohorn, A Stuhrken. D. M-'is ana WIZ. mana
Iln. Sophia Fisen T. y. Y. Hssse H. Wib'en an VIE
w .ner Ana ilz o. Muller and sssf, Lisctte Loscle,
Bsnmgar.rr w Aibers, q. Habes, wie ana eona ana L.
Wilczyn-ky. A., a.. p.,u.
C.rernl Nakerson Cap<- Mecf Col H. stafford and I've
-rsnis Lieut. ol IA. FinnssDs, scrseons L. b OL.dy,
uru and sclob Capts. J. w Van Siyk and serv.i" A.
.,n n-wsn snd ssrvsnt Jaufes Mi er. oies LoGtA A.
- nth > a. Ma.o. Dsnsen. Kirk, Lttdsl@ Asst sarg-os
y.rsi Mr Quirk and lAdy John 5e.ey JON " si CO.
b. M llsrper anil four eli lircnD C. "osener Cnss hin~
~ John w Marshall u 3. ~. John bisous5ufy aud :"
s,-cfage. ,.,. ~, r., r ..,.s
IN .,snm,y Corfi-rn,of(yom HIto~ HcnS-CoL Abosa
IT'D so~ Han p.hie Cspt Tracy, T. WCon', Lieat = !.
N H. Lieut.. Morrow. d.: ,. po,t snryson wu.Di ,spS
..ard N. Lownsbrry CAPS. q. H. haiots Cspi Aneerso5
" e blooa.' c.p.. Brown snd Graham.
4. bro Hayt~a Queen (y0ys Bcmsfa-J Cafdncr yo'a
W .n.y., l. w. McK<lum Geo. Wainwright. Ed~' Lin-sy'
IA. sa.it
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Arrived.

Steamship Bs.mcn (Br-ml, Meyer. Brrneo sep "a v's
SoutL apson sept 90 mdsc and jol Pssesfs TO oec1s
steamer Continental ~. s. Tranrpor,l. Sarhman. hoa
Tie A. h TO L. 5 Assistant Qsarernia<tsr Tho os
ouus Republic Of Portland from nsvana VIA sNgais p
INTO Iii-n 9th Ia distrc-s leaking badly obe ~
on . ,ns M the CoE'insniai. but when tss
Loo. o., eor- ~ mics distant, shc eoi- adm dsFt-
could last to her again on account ~
-.ys sea rrains Capt, Ma,naa sdvi-ed he n>eE Of -
ons TO be q I'd fot Beaufort. 20 which ts conseuisd
-t.a.-r st.r OF H.. South a.. >. tsnspurt Hooih1l
s.s Orl-.n. Oct T. p. IN, South West Rae "a -
r, l. a.. p.s. to 4. :. Ouarermaer Passed u the is1
Rivef bound up Empire CT, sIi NC, Il
Cd t~rnty nllrs s. on Jupiter Inlet Lsnhoo'- pi<ea
pr D rr bound ). l0h int lat 90 % lon y % " 20
81. =. A AI~n 10 days from Fort J-trson tloH1ts.
n lne q 9th lust Henry 4. Smith, OF sic iSsi Ns.crk
X. xu-p and of New ioik CITY dife Of nnanaS
,io OF tie bowels an buried at The >tai u INC
south .IV~T~nc.d inds tom n. TO J.. since ea'ns
or Ia and NJ winds =. rom Hs~F-s wIh Hss'! L.
s~rs D., . =, -
steamer Empire Hunter. wasins'oa. D. C.. iad's nd
Pea Jsases Hand -.
st~ ~ sarah Jouea Phii-isphis uds~., ke q L'pefs
MIA PetsrcA- ,
seraner osprey. Aldrch, proyidsncs
Ffs Har, Iuc~n hollis Of AID fou beginGis dAys
b. a NJ dtlrton Go.
Bns Il, Mar ttr D. Newtenndl and. .a,: to order.
sent O.psay 9th Price, -. John, " b.. l. days s-'"
SER Emeline Mclean Baekin RoeAland sons f'' st''e
schr Mary Anoc Perry. New Bedford, ballast
WlND--San-e,, j.. light
The Frrnsh hris Louis nom %. Pierre N y, Sri'edy~
tca aay. Il. eSss..uod 10 hoyd ilrin Acn
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On BOARD 5. = srtsssS1 STAR o. lhs 10y

Nav \ OAK A. AsBo.. oct ~ no. t,-
We ia. undersisntd passsnse. On e,-,isn ,owssd ,ls
2, ~, csu.ps Of H. sSoys mentioned :s.'s, az 1's
b. Gender 10 apt Woodruff an sh'1 ~" rio,. over tss
aa.e, .'an . ss,G Drs @ to roOl de. matte.
,aSS .s s. s b. ,' ! ih.s
Aa.s and "s l' =, or so 10 the rar,e MI p" ~,
r. Under 90 ga CIV rn..n.n and pn,.. his sAps
a o, ss' yea. hsvos asr @ a. ,a N the ,s s
NJ simpson " 49,, the iie Il ali all around hln. IN -
sn eArei 'h- ~ we esn ndulse IA no better wi'h 'h ~.
!, -, .', DC o.I lot sv% ssan We ,' cur ,Sss
tsv.. a".""' W" rig Gen. MI Mex 10Y. fresiesA~
(hAS. H. SfiChNEf.
n q. &. and q. W. Railroad. Secs'H'
.,i twru,ytw Others
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co,.pr c.LpSpAR-Tu,, DAT.

suPRY,iE COUgT-Circui.-fart Oyer and
- T.,,ll--So, aaa gr. grl S5t jT6. sob.
pso va. Esg bst Es. osa, 1894. 90 oes i7Uo, ~,
VI 4 1.us rud Pat lll.-Nos $50 La, 1894 10 ~
Pol a,s So lt; Gsl l33 1918 ajsJt .'s Vo. w. ie
!4s.. isc ~ . - -,
SrPrINR CoURr-Special Term.-No. u OF De
ulpsr-. so. 3, S! ID ga J1o u, sia ~ so 49,
SUPERIOR Cougr.-Part L-Noe. 335, ~, NJ,
rs D., - o. lOl 30 gsI3 Ms .ssJ. aol ISL, l6l
l.ft ll-No. SO ts ~ 1915, Ia, U5 i4!A 4"iA s''o
zoo 9.7n gs11 a.. l.1i. ?s7s. 3.1n 49,
Cnulr ~ COMMON pLEAs-1nA Tern.-Ad-
f
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III. barb Mes Mrrrrlss. Capt Dye. t!ore reported -
t.. 81 Ocorscs Bcuuuls sailed nom Aisos bay 'f w
loss on the I'D July, with cargo Of wool had A
uu sep, I-icl la ~,th nd'ps huif,als 'aP
~ thirteen hours under Ssa we've OF al l1'd 20
ni1s.n ssn,,. high cro,.s-a struck No shp mo -
boala wsshias away all the crew. ihre 81 WIZ 80,
Antonio franc.c, the cook kot'ii hrs'.'
MAJ -Dd All ed Iu'a boy. Al r pu ps Ga -:
., sf water n the will Inc main ami n'a~rn nus 49, ~
80, t 40 iary q At and AriseA At b-fmada O." Wv w.
81 -,ulxMbrf.
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To.af Eel M 49, - lnr -. 'st -
Corrected earning. ir Aususi....s lb5. ~ -
The earnings of tie Tore Hautc and Alton
Railroad from Janunry 20 October were IS follows
iss3......s lcspgos g. leo?.......... y - 81
lncrca.e IN 1908 tovof - Pc ceusl....t 30 80, ~
THIS increase pays all interest upon bonds pr cent
upon Trrlcrrcd stool and 10 per cent upon iHo
common stock. There so'ms no reason WY tbs road
should nc. now be placed upon tho dividend lat. aid IL
stock stand N high H. this Iaafke Chicago and Alton
md other wos,crn ronds
The passenger receipts Of the Connecticut
Ever Railroad in August te< No against s651J
LIST year; the freight receipts s2cc3. AZ ins. o's
and the total s,s 3g9 against s27l+9 Operating *
penses deducted the net 81 Gil. sgans SIS 6c9 last
year making tie Increase s6352 h.'.oush the Cheap
side Bridge WA building throughout tie month. the pas
senger receipts exceed by more than 5000 the receipts
for passengers during any other single mouth since tie
road Was opened
The aggregate exports Of Produce and Mer-
chandse Exclusive Of Dry Goods and Specie for th"
past week was g. 229.5e4.
To-day the following gentlemen were elected
Directors for 1864 Of tie Erie Railway Samuel
Mersh Daniel Drew. john Arnos william r. stdmofc.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Robert II. Berteh. Dudley ;
Gregory. Ralph Mead. Es,Lsniei March. Aubross \
murray w IMAM ENAih d - Is'+v.f .'"'ts- - ~
Cushman Alexander x. Di,en Thomas w. Gale. isanc
" Phelrs Horatio N. On, The Rnrd Ia thus secured
efficient management and the continued confidence Of
It's shareholders
NnpAy Summary Of f~porfs at Sev- Ish J'0~ y''~cn
I0's J0r S,Ji, O.
Pore-n Dutiab- II 21 - ash Duc. lgil 80 %
Foreign Free Gee. 81 fni TO- " hous- ttl 1o
Specie and Bullion. 5a43l iNrbdn % IN W house, al
Xon.ly Summary Of IzTorfs from w fo~s T. F-"gH
Po'n Jor SEPT is11
Domestic Md-sliTii.-,l specie and Buiios 80 ~
rofeisn Dutiabe.. 2S9 % -
For an tfoel...... 35,eCJI Tet.........s s,D-sis
Cleveland and Pittsburgh stock was sold ~
day er.ciyidc,d by vote Of tho BOARD o. Broiora
The Receipts for 5-2,s today exceed ST.
10000
The Boston City Fire Insurance Company
declared sent annual dividend u per cen, ls2 20 v
share). payable on demand. clear Of Government tn.
Ito Collins Company Connecticut have declared
dividend OF v cont. payable at tie Exchange Baai.
Hartford,
The statement Of the Philadelphia banks for
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pAYapPSNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT % sEw-yoRK........oc1
Cleared.

Cleared.
s,e.r.iSp-sric Tiuil paugh. Aspinwsn' D. b. Alsa
s,-mIaer-J. X. Thompsos. McKsss. Baltimore "m Do
I'll -. a.
Hun'~,. Anton-hi Han Rcsensn. hreDen 'ns Lu.ns
60 MArns tii mi Bohr'ns hamburg funeh heln "
n Wcnd Mountain Wave noPpn, teiss Frsnce IuPp~f
ucaftr. . =,
Eak.-Besfsc,rvss, E!dr.dse. Hong konr A. A. Low
tru.A Cot oans Novl->c.tisn ttrh bosr. q srn.A
1 ri.io sinng; ID. Nichols CosoE PhilAdsipGis, a. r.
ucs Co Rival Apologize. Philadelphia " ase-si-Duna
SO. - . :, -, r % q %
hns-I.,iria Ann (Br) Woodford 81 Johns. " y, y
su..l 60, A. V. Gso.tue tbr.l. bc-ser BERN "a \
b.ysan; P.rpa (Br.). ksnny M.ranhAin D. X. lie VOL
IA Dale stevens ST John, \. b, j. r. heney q 20 !
ira tu.rns Crockett Boston. w. 5 Brown a 90.
sshoon-rs-Dsnir Williams, ThorniiAe. Ia ,in'ors J. "
Hsvil.lI, Howard Balm hesneTi Alaffs{ 'sp1es CUR
N In terr Boston J. 4. Dayton 90. Evcyn, troslsy
bos,a Oossrry hoiyoke hsrrie, r-a-e tsdesue r Z.
/ J IN hav,and; C. l.. Dayles TooAer NasLins.cn n
Hnnt sl.,a EnIabsth LFleanor huunsii v aslintoa,
Van brun, SlAght UriSh Tsbsls hai;h.ws a'siSs,o
Van bruni slssht A Jennings CfAHiei warrington ".
BTlus olsgd- 80 , - ,,,
Isop-sos,hpors, Coo, New Haven S d. Hammond
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iJort- iUar0ens' Nolirf.

STARE 90 kswloss.
r.WsspEA, OSvicE. no. iVs wa" ';;,h
NOTICE is hereby given, III accotuan.o ,sto
section OF the act passed April H. 1857 en,i 81 AZ 20
% ,uui4r tie Wasdcls O'hee OF The foft OF .ahed
al ,vl.on. iuielrsed n hsvn's charge o. , he lo.
mani, of such ,uaui,y examination, or survey p,Wsr
os.;, s..,,, are row laT examination by the ~ ,,p.
s,n. and had ,he said surveys examinations w" ON BAD
pic ed within ten days ueat succeeding WIS "'
said vc.ses. PIE, No ~ ~ =
steamship City Of Baltimore. y. Coss
Ship ry,h.. Whrrlera MAJ u
Hrix Mary r.. LsId. uupsoue
mi. r. NJ D.. No 10 n
bfH Afo"'"'' c. H. BRAMhALL Erss'S~
J. Auas HuaslnAN. Ssorstsgy.
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BOATINd.-A ScuIIIng match ~ HAMILTON
Ferry. Brooklyn. between II fcot working boats took
place ut O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The pail was
around Governors Island for go side, and was WOE
ny saeucl e. Noyes. late Of Newburgh. ono OF Wards
pupils Tine. 20 minutes. Ths losing boat was pulled
by Richard Cornell Of Brooklyn who gave up tho raos
from fat quo.
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OPENING DAY op THE MARKET.

Monday Oct. I2-TheTe are IiilIc over 4VW
baoeks on ssls day the great city urt.t tiub
avenue eoun about no Of those rn oin Tho
led u.ftSt u wrek, the actual number being about
80 Lssd ss week ago and the prcrs fu half
pound moi Lshr than lat Monday while the mprks foI
caitl. hvoly owing To their scscyso thai
s.isn.rn ct bet estimates u weight. and In cas~s
hrs elias rrces stok OF lees value than the pss
Last week IL has bssn aiicult butebes who s.q~ ~
or " hrst css. cattle Ind such lot any yard AID
this wss NH more difficult Ia consequencs oi the Oovv
n,enl ssea Aess Star Rsed having tsAsn IL the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS following dona-
tons to be applied for the benefit Of Mr isa"c DANCES
q veteran OF the Revolution. now residing al NO "
Gocrck street. in this city have been received '"o"e"
the appeal pablshcd In Tux TiIBlNE of sept. 10
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The statement Of the Philadolphi. banks for
the veei ending on MouS

The Great Western (Marine) Insurance Com
rlny Of Nov York announces in another column that
they have established branch Offices Ia London who're
risks will De taken shipments to and from all pnrts
Of the world on the terms ,hose Of fra. oiss
con penies In England.
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bTutt ~ bsitbu.n. ave. .
hey report Lsss.s al cher ssotA fees'sd ~ -"
EkEf CATTLE
humber reported lot stls Forty fourth street
Am.

III = pno@s to day quoted e.. follows.
f.t .nsty. .........lH GHt Of4ha4y............s
Ned. = a
zone -,,rs good Reeves may b. quoted at lie
~ ycusfa ssefsse OF u. llaTsei a. ~
H. nc Il ti- ssrs foui u to BE-
per he'd aid pouud Of dr-frn. vcs's WIN be
loil. al 10 arcouit, o. sales Of sundfy Drove.
Tool number OF Lssys. sasisi la ihs city this w-eA
5, 5f7.
ia. oJf head las4 than lat I'D ~ head nor.
a 10. syrfsge Of let The steal. humber 81 'sh
etdsy sibot iast year or he'd tho number
sday beng I4 shows ~ b. ID han Tie s,stAsr and
H. head less ,nan IA. day ~..A.
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Live Stock Per Erie Railway,

CAxPvnLs Oct. I2The following Live stock has pssed
over the Enc Railway this week 2l6o Catts, aoW hos'
t,4oo Sheep, l2o Horses cars Poultry
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURr--ocr. 1,

Juds, Shipman will hold tie October term OF IN
Court on u-.aay neE the 2Oh instant and cal the eAsni
r,..L tsrsap,orilJ soics Of isue niay be hed In .
,.a io ihos~ ready the eAieItAr fos Via term Up
/. gFday. "a. l1Ih Instant
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IRercipfs Of Produce.

Oc7 Ia-i99A bbl.. Flour, l.l5S bbs Whisky 5o5' oos
Corn Mral $40 bag. do. Isl 3i3 bush Wheat o. ~ oo,
Corn g. V,G bu,h Oats 4 q8 bush. Barley 26J pkss w
C.ss 20 psg Provi.ion. 10 ptzs Ashes, Ss3 pfg Lszd
? yjr psgs. Butter. $3.50 pkga Petroleum.
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Ociosc. i,-S,csners-t or.lca sonora
IsA--John Carver. tums - -,
la.--ti .. Ioi'iirst. Aaron Ansostnrr Cie, ns.e0@
" ~ VI. Dods-, Norma ~.
schoonsr,-Nod. Phantom JaIr.s Brcphy. Oasis Or'e@
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DisusGCrs, sc.

Tie steamer r. DorAson rec.n ~ s.hors On hog 'DS~
uie.i l.as.l was got of and lowed ,ato Hasts Cove