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MAzoURKA CLUB The first Of the series
Of parties to be given by the MazourI
Club this season comes off on Thursds
evening of this week Nov. 24th) at Ch, =
pins Hall. Every arrangement has bee
made to secure for it a complete sueeel
This club has nov been Organiz-
ed several years, and its parties hsve been
among the most pleasant and successful
given here. The mere announcement of
the opening party will crowd the hall.
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DIED.

In this city, on tho 2)th Instant, HENRY L.
CR0WELL, aged 43 years
Funeral Wednesday at O'Clock P. X from his
late residence, No Sol suEeror street. Friends Of
the family invited to attend.
In GAINESVILLE, N. z. Nov. 10th, Of COnsum tion,
cont aCtsi while on duty With the both Regiment,
o. N. G EDWARD D. SHERWOOD, brother Of ].
P. Sherwood, Of this city, aged q years. months
and "a DAYS.
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LIST OF GIFTS distributed at the Metro
politian Gift Book Store, No. l4O, Superior
street, for the week ending November 18Th:
Silver Ice Pitchers; 3 Silver Cake Baskets;
4 Bronze Clocks; l Gold Watch 2 Silver
Watches; Opera Glass; Silver Card Re
ceiVers; Silver Castors; 2 Ruby Lined
Berry Dishes; 10 Silver Goblets; "a Silver
Cups; Soup Touren; Is setts Silver Table
Spoons; 0 setts Silver Forks; IL setts Silver
Tea Spoons; 16 Call Bells; IS Tea Bellsi ~
Cream Spoons; AZ Sugar Sb0vels; 81 Butter
Knives; 2 Butter Dishes; 50 Pickle Forks;
AT Napkin Rings; q Fruit Knives, besides
467 other gifts;
Call at the Metropolitan, buy your book
and get your gift. 4 gift with each book
The best stock of Albums in the West, and
a gift with each. nOv22:l7S
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nov22@

MAsoNIo-A special communication of
Cleveland City Lodge No. Is, F. and A. NJ.
will be holden this Tuesday, evening for
work. A punctuaI attendance is desired.
By order W. WALLACE GOODWIN,
noy22:l7S Secretary.
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Fast CLEvELAxD.-The friends of the Rev.
a. NJ. Richardson will make him their
customary annual visit on Tuesday, Nov.
p. All are invited.
noy2I:I78
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La RUE's GREAT WAR SHOw.-Continues to
attract large audiences to Brainard's Hall.
Exhibitions every evening during the
week, and Thursday and Saturday after
noous
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\ NFAsTERS SALE-Pursuant to the

ASIEkS SALE.--H ursuAnL 70 Ln6
M command Of a decfetsl order Of sale from the
Uou [ OF Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga county, IN an
action th-r, In pending, wherein The Guy yahoga
Steam Furnace Company Is plaintin, aud John Civ
en- and Othsrs are deieB dants, TO me diTec 90,
shall oDer Tor sale pl Oia auction, at the door Of
the Court House ia the city OF Cleveland, on the
niath day of Dez embsr 1864, at three O'Clock P NJ
the folio sing described parcels Sf ian6, situate m
the ity OF Cleveland, COuntg OF CuyahOga aud
State OF Ohio bounded &c follows, to %it:
Pared No. Oae.-COmmeuoihg at point on the
westerly line OF nafio street forty seven feet nor
th,tly from iis intersection with the northerly ine
Of Michigan street; thence westerly, at right an
Qles with Ontario street, one hundred eei 20 pri-
yats alley ten feet In Width thgnoe LOTtEsTy Ia a
line at right augles With Michigan street, twenty
two r., /; thence easterig in line parallel with
Michigan street, one hundred ieet 20 the we5terly
line Of Ontario street, thence tOuthary on the SAID
W.tsrly line OF Ontario street twenty two feet 10
the place Of beginning together ito all the hered-
itanunts ami Appurts naucez thsTeuntO belonging
but subj ct to all streets and highways.
Appraised at $4,000.
Parcel No. Ttro.- -OOmmenting at point on the
no thetly Itre Of Michigan eet, oEe huadred and
therly at Tight angles with Michigan street, Ninety
two feat; thence westerly 10 line at right angles
with OutariO street. twenty two feet thence south
srlv in a inc at Rght augles with Michigan atTeots
nine V two feet to the northery line OF MichiF an
street. thence easteily along the said NOS thery line
Of Michi Il n re-t tweuty-tWO feet 70 the place Of
beeinninE together with all the hsTed,tAments and
aUpurteHauoes thereunto belonging, bnt subleot 70
all rtrt cts and hiYhseys.
Appraised ct $500
1esns cash. HENRY e. ABBE1,
Master Commissioner.
BAcEUs NOBLE, Attorneys.
N -vembtr s, lS'4- noS;lsV:er
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JAS. H. GREGORY, Secretary.

II the lady who took lady's beaver fur
collar from boy at the Theatre on satur-
day P. NJ, will return it to this office, she
will much oblige the owner.
Nov.22:178.
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$50 REwARD.-Lost on Thursday last
either at the depot at Erie, Pennsyivania,
or on the cars between Erie and Toledo,
pocket book containing over five hundred
dollars $500; also pass from Toledo to
Chicago, signed by q. Il. Porter, and coun-
tersignod by ". D. Manchester. Among
the money were three one-hundred dollar
bills-greenbacks-s several compound
interest bearing notes. The finder will re-
ceive the above reward By returning the
same 10 this Office.
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NEW PAvEMEST.-The old WORKOUT brick
pavement in front Of the old City Build
iugs on Superior street, is to be speedily
replaced with pavement of stone.
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ARIZONA AND SONORA. The Geography, Resources
and History of the Silver Region OF North
America. BY Sylvester Mowry. Third edition,
Revised and Enlarged. New York: Harper &
Bros, Publishers. 1864.
The author of this book must not be con-
founded with that very talented and very
mean Lieutenant NJ. F. Maury, whilOm OF
the United States Navy, and now a rank
traitor. He was formerly Lieutenant In
the United States Artillery, and now the
owner Of vast silver mines in Arizona, and
has been delegate from that territory IN
Congress. He is a very devoted Arizonian,
aud his statements should perhaps be ta-
ken with some allowance. But his book Is
a very interesting, detailed and scientific
description of this vast and productive
silver region. It will possess a peculiar
interest to all whose attention has been
turned in that direction. tits handsome
y illustrated and well gotten up by Harper
Il Bros.
For sale by J. B. Cobb i Co.
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CoLD.-Yesterday was a practical re-
fninder of the fact that winter is approach
ing. Cold all day, it grew positively arctic
at night. a keen Norther, blowing a few
few frozen and scattered flakes of snow be-
fore it, swept the streets, bringing ice and
frost on its wings. We shall have enough
cold weather to make the Thanksgiving
fire seem comfortable
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weekly Bank Statement.
- u
RUFAFLO MARREF-Nav. 81.

RUFAFLO MARRETz.NaV. 81.
81 FEI EaRAFH-l
FIOur-U changed; demand moderate.
Wheaf-Dull and mammal. No 2 ChicogO held
at 81 95; No l Milwaukee 90 20; winter red 81 10.
COrn-Quist New held at 81 75i old 81 so,
". tn light demand.
GDafS-s4o; closing with buyers ofs.ing SOC
Whfsky-Sl y
Canaa Freighfs-To New York-Wboat 19c;
oats lie. To ROcheste", wheat &c.
Lake ImDOrts-FlouF l9,SlS bbls; wheat
1O4 5 7; corn Z8 9s3; oats 22O,54s; b4rloy 2,5l9;
peas SEQ ~
Canal ExpOFts-Flour S,43s; wheat Iei, ,l24;
cora ,O53; oats 226. .295i rye 100.
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There will be a special meeting Of the
Ladies' Freedmen's Relief Association at
their room, on Tuesday, November 23d.
MRs. H. H. LITTLE,
noy22:& President.
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Mrs. ". L. Desne will receive a few more
pupils for instruction on the piano forte at
her residence, Nc % Sheriff street.
nOy2El7S. 6 49,
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sew gOR. sTOCa RsAERRT.

HEg YoRK, Nov. 2l, 1864.
Governments afOcks---ATe firm. United
States skies 81 coupons llO7 do 30 coupons 1885
10 40 cOupoDs 961a; Treasury 7-S0I ll5i one ear
certificates 961S-
lington & Quincy ll5; Michigan Southern North
ern IndiagA 6916; Clevelsnd & Pittsburg 1885,
NorthwesteTn preferred SO1%; Toledo l09; II Way ne
lO2; MI EauEee PIaire du Chen 49, Alton Ter
70 Haute 50; Erie g45si New York Centra. 100 Z;
Hudson IFS; Harlem ?, selle 10 davs; Reading
1851; Michigan Central l27 Alton Tsrre Haute
pre- erred II; Ohio Mississippi certificates 800,
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To WATER TAKERs.-YOur particular at
tention is called to "Notice to Water
Takers" which appears on the first page
Of this issne.
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OIL CoMPANY-The undersigned has a
very desirable property in the OIL Regions,
which be purposes putting into a company
at actual cost. The production insures
doubling the capital yearly. A few shares
will be disposed of for working capital, and
details will be given by application to
H. c. DEMIEG,
I39 and I4l Water street,
nov19;I79 Cleveland, Ohio.
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NLEVELAND LIBRARY zas.A,
ASSOCIATION.
LECTURE sEAs0N-WINTER fs64-65.

The Lecture COMMITTEES take pleasurein announc-
cling the following named gentlemen as Lecturers
for the Annual Course lS64-5;
DE-. ]. G. HOLLAND-Dec. I.
subjoct: "Oost aud Compensation"
REV. JOHN s. C. ABBOTT-Dec. g.
subecl: sour War and Gen. Grsut."
FITZ HUGH LUDLOW, EsQ.-Dec. %.
Subject; "Good Living"
Rev. JAMES EELS, D. D.-Jan. L.
Subject: ''The Half Moon and the May Flower.
sALPH WALDO EMERSON, Eso.-Jan.1s.
A New Lecture.
"EDMUND KIRKE, Jan, -
Subject: "Jsff. Davis at Home"
Hon, DAN'L S, DICKINSOE-F6b.- =.
Subjdct ''Mau in His Relations 20 Society and
Government"
Rev. j. C. FLETCHER-Fe6.- -.
Subject: ''2 OoO Mics up the AmazOn-"
JOHN B. COUGH, Eso.-Narch H.
Subject Not yet announced.
Single Tickets to the Course urse-.-.-.-...--.-.S2O %
Tic ksts admitting Gentlsmsn and Lady. 90
" two Laaies 90
Tickets to q singe 30 cts
Reserved eats 25 Cents Extra
uTTfckets for sale at the Library Rooms, Brain
ards Masic Store, at the Book Stores, Commersial
Bank, and ct the City Bank.
4. r. PERKINS, r...-,
J NJ. BLACKBURN,
noII L. T. MELLEE, NONi
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nov19;I79

BABY TENDER-Tbe great baby tender is
for sale at L. q. Jones', No. 146 Superior
street, American Building, Cleveland, Ohio
nov.19:lSl.
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D. W. GAGE
.lCEEsEI EGR CLAIM AGENT,

RTUEWDEU WIN IUhIM HWHNA9
And Attorney At Law,
toIleots Bouuties Pensions, Back Pay, Prize Money
snd other WaE claims.
uTParsonal attention is givs1rt0 the prosecution
NJ Uiai1ts in the Departments a. Washington.
r75s an persouH having Claims Ehould apply IL
te cn or by letter, st onee, and they VII receive
ID. W. GAGE,
ootl2-R2s I5s sFpsrior-st.. Cleveland, o.
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CURE,
FOB
!NVALID WOMEN.

THE SU BSCRIBER HAS AN ES-
TABLlsHaENT at Columbus. Ohio for the
exclusive tr5 atmento Invalid Women, The means
used con 4t Of mild and careful use Of W - with
toe movement or MOt0rpsthic 'uI" admin tered
by the phI sician ia person. All iorms OF dlseass
aTs treated, and Vi remarkable sue.s IS
Address vs. SHEPAhD, NJ. D.,
Uof8Is5 Columbus Ohio.
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personal. Hon. J. A. Garfield arrived
in town last evening, from his home in
Hiram.
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. .iREADISes ON TIE WEST sIDE.-BENEFIT OF
SOLDIERS FAN1LIEs.-The citizens Of the
the West Side have secured the services of
Mr.. Evelyn Evans for Friday night, who
will give readings from the dramatists
and poets for the benefit of soldiers fami-
lies.
Mr.. Evans is one of thebest elocutionists
in the country, and won laurels in the
Western cities last winter, and extended
an already enviable reputation. The
Chica go press spoke in the highest terms
Of the excellelce of his entertainments in
shat and neighboring cities.
The object is a wjr5 y one, and we
trust that the public will very generally
attend.
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To NEUTRALIZE OFFEssIvRNEss In many
forms we use disinfesting agents. In
pure breath, caused by bad teeth, tobae-
co, spirits, or catarrh, is neutralIzed oy
S0zodont. IT'S a healthfnl beautifer, and
q great luxury as a dentrifce. The repul-
sive breath is by its userendered as rose,
and coldness by friends or lovers will be no
longer noticed.
Sold by all druggists. nov2l;l9O.St
We have received another assortment of
ladies' Fancy FHrS, making our stock
complete again in all its branches. The
very low prices We have been selling Furs
at had depleted our stock, but We are en-
abled again to fill all orders at Wholesale
or Retail, at our usually low prices.
E. STAIR Co.,
245 Superior, sign of the Bear.
nov19:17S.
H-HoNE AGA1N.-Dr. Halliweu begs to in
form his many patrons and friends, that he
has returned from New York, aud can be
seon at his office as usual, on business.
HALLIwELL & DANIELS,
novIs.I7s Dentists.
'sBut where to and that happiest spot below,
Who can direct when all pretend to know
We viii tell you
No. I4O Superior street, is the place
more familliarly known as the Metropolitan
Gift Book Store.
Go thore, buy book or album, and get
your gift. n1vlI-lH
E. c. Jones, lag Superior street, has
| greatly reduced the prices on Looking
Glasses and all other goods in his line.
| uov5.l79
OVAL FEAMEs-AH sizes and patterns
| Mouldings and frames furnished TO order
ct E. c. Jones', 146 Superior street.
| nOv5 l79
| Jusr Observation-Disclosures fine lot Of those
cheap Shaker BlinGs, at E. C. Jones', I4I
Superior street. nov5;l7s
| NoT1oE.-Citzens are urgently requested
| to send into the rooms of tho Soldiers Ai'
Society, 95 Bank street, all the empty bar
rels and kegs that they have, which will b
suitable for packing vegetables to send t
the army. We have large donations OF po
tatoes, &c, which we are unable to forwar,
on account of the great scarcity and higl
prices of barrels and kegs.
nov7.17s SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
We have opened our Retail coal yard
at the foot of Seneca street bridge, for tn
sale Of Chippawe coal. Orders through tn
Post-otfca promptly attended to.
LEMUEL CRYwFORD 4 Son.
| Oct95.I79
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1TANTLLA HAWSER FOR SALE

w We viii sell at auction, st our office hlEsr
-freat an saturday Nov. 18th, at 10 O'Clock a NJ
n IA nch Manila HawscT, twelve hundred ieet lon-
S15 almost new II can b seen at any time o iofe
DAY Of sale at our Warehouse hob II1 lANN = II
(Tf I6g and IN River street. AO'iz'"'
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E-HoME AGAIN-Dr. Halliwell begs to in
form his many patrons and friends, that he
has returned from New York, and can be
seen at his office as usual, on business.
HALLIwELL & DANIELS,
,,v1s.I7z Dentists,
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CAUK FLOUR-4OO QUARTER BBLs
GJg, Cloth sarEs1juSt received and for sale bj
- HO' S4''N ID. BURGERT SONS,
81 River street.
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ny. s60EaY MAKKsF-.NOv. IL.
lBT TEIEGhAFH.I

mOHsy-Stsady at D CT.
sterling Exchange Quiet at 1Og5<91Os5{
for gold.
GiOId-Wiihout decided chanse, Opening u
3l95% advancing to 2zls4. declining TO 2i71a, and
closing at 2201S92 GN
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Rev Books.

UNDzR TIE Ban. tLs 1Taudit) a Tale Of the
Nineteenth Century. Translated from the
French of NJ. Liable q o. New York
Harper Bros, Publishers. 1864.
This novel, as thoroughly French in
styleland manner as it is in scene, will,
although somewhat theological in its char
scter, excite a deep interest in the minds
of all classes of readers. 1t is powerfully
written, with much dramatic force and Wig
or. The author, "a priest, who for obvious rea-
sons chooses to remain incogHitus, announ-
ces that he puts his book-in essence a
bitter and powerful attack on the Jesuits
and their doctrines-into novel form "on
the same principle that led Plato to choose
tho form Of dialogue, or Pascal that OF
letters, because that style Of literature
best suits the tastes of the present day"
He is evidently sincere and earnest in the
feeling which has prompted the book, and
it will find many readers among those in
terested in the great questions which it
discusses. Apart from these, its interest
and excellence merely as novel will en-
title it to and will secure it, wide circula-
tion.
It is for sale by J. B. Cobb & Co.
| " FR6M DAN TO BEERsHEBA ;" or The Land of
| Promise ss il now appears. By Rev. J. p. New
| man, ID. d. New York; Harper 5 Bros-i Pub
| fishers. 1854
This book is the expansion of a series Of
letters from the distinguished and learned
author published in the Methodist during
journey in the Holy Land in the yea
1861. 1t is minute and yet exceedingly
interesting description of the Land o
Promise as it now appears, and illustrates
the truthfulness with which the sacre'
writer's pronounced their prophecies, ano
recorded the facts of inspired history
The book will prove valuable and almos
indispensable adjunct to the topographica
study OF the Bible, as well as to a complet
apprehension of the present condition
the Holy Land. 1t is handsomely illus
trated with engravings, and several de
tailed and accurate maps add to its inter
est.
1t is for sale by J. B. Cobb & Co.
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CITY NEWS.

Some beautiful Flowers and Ribbons
now opening at Mrs. shaw's Millinery
Store. hoN'o
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ACADEMY OF Mus C.-The qttendanee last
evening at the Academy of Music, in CON
sideration of the weather, was excellent,
and Mr.. Buchanan met with most flatter
ing reception. His rendition of the char
acter of Sir. HsreOurt COurtiey was the
most successful that We have ever seen. 1t
was marked, throughout, with fineness
of execution that distinguishes the true
artist. Miss. Virginia Buchanan succeed
ed admirably as Lady Gay spanker,
and won universal admiration.
The two leading actors were handsomely
supported by the company. We have no
space to particularize, andy only say
that every member appeared to unusual
advantage, and all did themselves unusual
credit. We hope London Assurance
may be speedily repeated.
''The Corporal's Wedding" which closed
the performance, was capitally given.
Tonight Mr. Buchanan appears in his
great role of Macbeth, with Miss Buchanan
as Lady Macbeth. The following are the
comments of the Edinburgh BletropOlitsl
Journal on his rendition of that oharacte er
Our experience, from frequent attendance
at dramatic representations, is that Shaks-
peare's tragedy of Macbeth, when render
/ ed BY an actor capable of undertaking the
part, is always successful. As an acting
| piece, Macbeth is one Of the immortal
| Bard's best productions. and, as a drama Of
the closet, the studsnt admiTes it above all
others. There are some occasions wien
criticism halts at some great artistical
work presented for analysis. Such is Bu-
chan's Macbeth, a rendered last evening
Ia stupendous whole, vast in conception,
and powerful in ezeoution. The dramatie
art bas gained new impulse by such o
uold and startling delineator, and what the
public has been taught to believe, hereto
lore, to be the perfection of stage knowl-
edge, failed before the impressions made,
stamped, and fixed by the superior lrtistic
skill displayed by the actor. His vast
physical res6Rrcos and corresponding men
tai resources-seldOm 30 happily united
for effect in the dramatic art-must place
him prominently before those who can
iudge of great works of art, The loud ap-
pIa1se that greeted Mr.. Buchanan ct the
conclusion of several scenes last night
STAMPED him as a successful deliDestor o.
Macbeth.
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HEMLOCK BARK-BOR SALE BY
II II. OLDFfELD,
--a.l77 Port SAnilac, Mich.
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NOR RFNT-NO sO} PROSPECT ST.
Il -, I,y7s ro,r,s cellar 6c-au in "tip-tCpn
Colui14'- uiS'iI- W. BAILEY.
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r AND FOR SALE.-SIXTY ACRES
A. I.and IA lots from three to eight acres OF ln
I.rg.r ouanfifiss said Land Is bounded as follows;
m the uCrth by ST. Csir road, on the west by Wlson
eVsuge and on the south bF Sup5tlof stfset ~ eAtsn
etgn nd i known a. the Sterling Farm. Ihe ABOVE
describad land is jnst out Of the City 1msis ER9ns
cf III. Hi sPANGLER, % Miss ID. r. Sick Lteifii o.
Euclid street. Ao@''oo
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nsWEGO MAKKET--EoV. 2I.

nsWEGO nARKET.--NoV. 2Is
iB7 EELEGRAPE.
FIeuF-steady at SO so for red western sl2
OO6al2 Z5 for double extra
Hheaf-Dull.
COrn-Scarce and quiet.
DRta-NOminRl
RfYe-Scaroe.
Freights-Unchanged.
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PENSIONS. BOUNTY, BACK PAY
rgzo Money, Discharged sud Resiguod OSieers'
Pay, and all other Var Olhinss.
We psy particular attention to claims in Whish
other Attorney have ALLIED, o. which have bson
SUSPENDED
r. SoldiEEg discharged for WOUNDS RECEIVED ~
BETTLr ca1 sbtain tie 800 Eognty due them III
HEDIATEfY, by applying SC &c il person or by
sitter.
: Jne Of Cur frm being Gt ALL TIMES IN v Ash
ugt0n, , % the adgantages NC onoF 10 our clients
san but be manifest to all.
Fees ioW. No charge until We have accomplished
bat Ws undertake msYso-itS
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The rocoiPts oi ersin b. rail for the "A h0aT'
sading 1t halt past CT O'Clock to-day are g fol-
t,,za
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELARD.
Fiscal Agent and Desigated DepOsitaTy
or the United States.

OF tnb Unlt6u ntas6s.
Authorized Subscription A. ents for the New Loan OF
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On which will allow liberal commission to dealers
VIII keep hand for sale
UNITED STATES $40 BONDS,
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DAILY LEADER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-22

HORSES FOR SALB'-A Kentucky
Ii Observation-Disclosures most stylish horse IA the
CITY Also gray Mare, warranted s1und. ~, ~ "e
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-22

TIE Tue sATELLETE.-This new and splen=
did tug, which was to have left this port
on Friday night, lies moored yet at the
dock. The vessels she mad engaged to
tow to Lake Huron did not need her SER
vices. BIT went each "on its own bottom"