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EXCG RSIONS,

ROAT BUILDERS ASSOCIATIoN-THE
- INST annual Picnic and Cotilun Excursion OF
tins socletv 10 Ayere' Chelsea Grove, THE W.Jnes.
day, August let; The barre will he al the loo, Of
u come 81 VIII the steamtoat makes the follow Ing
Misunderstanding 81, \. X. AZ ~, Fulton Ferry,
B'ooklyn, at snd Broome 81, H. Il. at o'clock pr.
Sec. 49,
EIEST ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE n. Y.
J. Operative Plasterers' Trade Society, TO Myers
Grove, on IhursdSy, SEPT. l-t IOs,s leave f,ot "a
2ntn II, y, H. al o'clock tot Oh Morton a. at Q
o'clock. litkols n, admitting 'eucInnn az ladies'
10 IbOS. not i4AHAh, Prest
Tor NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSIE
EountouL, kinsston--The NARY POWELL
caves loot OF jay 81 ever ate ruoon O'clock 4ta
uCDSON RIVER r f-FOR ALBANY
i IIoy, the North and Wet from Chamber, AZ a
and - A. NJ. and l. d ana lU.4J l. NJ sId on Sun
DAYS al 6..2 y ". nom 30th =, aso
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HORSES. CARRIAGES Ac.

NOR SALE - A LOT OF OMNIBUS ES
J. horses, harness. platform sprincs, stage wheels
r. N. 1913
EOR SALE-A Roam MARI, 10 YEARS
l. old. viii be cold for want OF use: also 2 horse
power tOr sals chssp. Inquire NJ Cedar 1t. ~
DRIESTS COLUMBIAN BALM, OR
II MAGICAL HAIR RESTORATIVE 1, the best
piepaation Tor RESTORING sne Hair s2d preventns its
falling ont! ever introduced. Depot " south second
No lSJ Allan. or Stspl On sis and Avsnus b snd
Hosston 4. aud " kroklyn v J. T. Grey, coz q
H9S dRs4s = sss asiis''~ '"'' ''~
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RN MS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Ram UM'S AMERICAN MUsEUM.
WHILE Y RI HI, HAZE 2 IS 9EE2EEyNrr
C9aE AND skk AIM
cArrrREp AND bkolSiif ~ THIS CITY
Al f Ths d hS2ES2 PAsf kAnhHsf-
goSk9, JoGKo, ~ Jotkos
'ockof rue BRAZILIAN APE .ocho'
'2 III {; + F5A M !. aRos:;L. A$is
A. .a et 1} h N i /. e tlI L2fSArok
ExIIBifloS kvERY aokSiiSG AT Il GS'Ic2.x.
hLk ff S. i5IS We 6asssf
TIE GRAND oRChLsTkiAN.
The MAh\ hLLOLs AFRICAN aGD.rIsa
DWARF. 'binoN and miion othe GU iv-itea.
-. 800 feet OF heAh air 1es minute dhuset Though
Aim .siou. 25 cents Children under ton. IL cts.
..Ai,nnee in the price OF Adniison to eommencs
GSG tGfNi.S FOR A SHORT TINE ONLY,
cry ~, f4 MrENE MO- Al, siPr;Son
GEN toy RI ~ All = sy.E tRE Is aAoD "a
CAMrBllLs MssrRELs, 1919 AND 2oi
"'f 6iffjfiS EG!Sy Si'ii1'fr.
AND,oS sN1t.uAN AFTERNOON
-. Grand Matinee .oF Ladies aud children.
Ticac< % cent?. $50
THE UNDERSIGNED, MEMBERS OP
Conncll's Band, i,spvctiully n.oun ,s paf1ons
and the public gene ali. 'hnt In yv Of the death u
their late lan ented les-ef NJ. p. Q. Connoll The
undet tie lesdc,hip OF ~ kitk.t lot tie teneft u
his ~idnw All orders WI thoie.o. be recei, Ell
formerly at the office lF' Mot,s.. ana promptly at
SchaCicr, Smith, Stone, Sshul-r, Rou mel, John
Zichell. cheyasa. Ga. roor- 1. Kelly, j. DAILY. ~
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lake NOTlCE-OLD LEAD, TYPE Metal
4 In large or small Quantities can slvayy b. An.
ss SS g e ~ MfAsssSs.a price n calling sa
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NASH PAID For RAGS AND OLD Me,al..

- White RAGS Il cents per pound eolored ra,s and
woolenA cent?. books AID sspspeg., : cents peg
- o,nts PEI lh old cad, IL csns por III At 10 Nes
Ipvcr ~, cor Ronss cit rt. .;5
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A. ". CRAVEN,
Aurur "a. 1894.

CREY's oRRIs TOOTH PASTE-THE
NJ heat Dentriace for the Teeth In use; W be had
~ - south second st. Williamson gh- and cor Syrte
and Franklin svca, Eat brooklyn Price ~ .ents
prpot w
T Aw BCSINESS-f PROSECUTE or DE.
IL fend good IN any II the coufts and have no
fee II do not gain the Advice always tee. VI.
styeet .sg
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r AIDES SHOULD USE THE BALM OF

i ADlta, SiioulD tSh NE Dali" VI
AWHTTE LILIES ior Neautify ips AMI preserv-
Ing the akin. This delightful PREPARATION stands pt.
eminent TOR removing pmpieS hictcbes tan, and all
inperiectons from the skln, rendering oeiutiiul
c ear sft and " hits. rivnhns Nanre In her fair
fonns For sunburD IL has not IL equal. Wsrral'ed
not 20 contain anything Ia tue slight. derrr 'ry
our the ssin. 10 be had At 40 south Sc nj u,
WilliamsbuIgh. Ailo nj Hoidlev'r oil ti9nth ave-,
New York. Price only ~ cents per bottle. tU
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NCHICAGO CONVENTION is Is Fy-
~ etytcdy's mouth but gives ay At ON. ~
the mention Of kert- t.ast India Coffee. Tho lst,er
Ia sod bv all sfrefa at ~ cent? Per lb. Gene - d.
rot la ksade It. 40
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A simple Herb, simple Flower.
tuled from the uuwe, Lee,
These, these shsn sy'ak nth touchins po~e,
OF chAnge and health 10 thea
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street, often Ip,ed "a, commit suicide Monday
nis hl by sysiIe vino . quantity of luudanum. She
found IN AID na~1, ibil condition in her room.
and taken 10 the n y. Hospital. II 10 expected
that the y.ri We recDssl' The cause thaf promp'-
ed hor to Sac sa not tl'0sn.
CORoNEx's INQUlssrs.-Coroner wi'dey held
M nquca ysnssrAsy on the body Of Richard barry,
aged q, wso died At the n. =. Hospital from injur-
las rcc,iyed on h' l;sh ult, ~ tale OF wool i1l-
ing on him at tho store OF Ne~Ts Arrrsy d Da-
via. 81 broadway, where he was employed S
porter. Cor ,ner Collin held M inquest gu
tho bply Vi John kozkiewic1. Agct years who
WA Instantly kllt d on Monday cNeIlny, by being
run over Nv car Al OF tho Oh Avenue Rnlrosd, -
thacor,s- Of 6n avenue and West Ss'h street
David J. Moore, III driver of the car, who Had
Teen arreste. W1 discharged. she occurrence
having been slsA a In he purely accidental.
| AccrpgsTs s samuel Stale, lsd residing at
No. i'I Canal rtr II, WAS secdnta!iy run over ~
the e'~ner ofCans and Hudson streets by one oil
Chspmsn'sc 3 eNIaas WAGONS and seriously IN.
Ju-st ...,. . Rev. ffmue BirgA aged ~ residing
At No. 80 q ur, st.e,t. Brooklyn, Willis crossing
hroadSsy ~ Cha ubers street.. Was run over by
! one ui Nt-i ;osi's express wagons AND snHs NJ u
st@rc inter In! Inquiries. Taken 10 \. \. Hospital.
..'.,,, tln rl,s Nay, of No. II ves.y street, was
thrown ran his wagon 81 tho corner OF sullivan
ana frnc'i nrcev- and sustained = fracture ~ one
n ss sv Taken SOms -; AsS.sl For tt,m
m .acarahs Ny the Hudson RIVER of tie Palisades,
and wss Howl.sd. 1be remains Of me lad were
not rsroveL.d Il. He rssdsd at No. Is Thames etreet.
| ..,. "A lad nuned Flynn, who resided IN First ay.
enue, near 9Th strea accidentally fell overheard q:
the foot u all street, and WAS drowned before ,i1
could reach hm The ~mans Of the unfortunate
led wSrs To oversd.
NEW (irT LoAS.-Cmptroller Brennan
sooldJsrs' 4snily Ala Fund.- The suDunt u fug
esQQe bods % bsaa' ntstse = Dsr syus. spd
lSGSsA = ssayvsa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-16

GoDERTcH, Nov. IL.
The schooner Forwarder is ashore at
Kinoardine. All hands saved.
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Sew TOHK zARHEF.-NOv. 10.

~ LAL4anAfh-A
COftOu-Dul and dr0o, ing sales at 81 4l9
81 z2 for middliBg uplands.
EiOuF-Stats and Western dull and 15c lower.
sales 50 909l0 10 for extra State; SI1 O09n Is
Tor common to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; Si1 2Ogl2 20 for trade brRads; 50 A09
IS for supsr6ne western; SO OOGs1O 65 1or con-
mon to medium extra western. Market closing
dull with no buyers at the outside Quotations.
EislEy-Eirmer Sales at s. for state al
81 "a 70 western, including small lots OF the lat
ter ~ 81 u.
Wheaf-DulI and 2as cts lower. Sales choice
amber Milwaukee at - 30; good winter red at
Rye-Tirmeri 81 GO fOF western.
BarLeY-Steady.
COrR-Opsned firm and closed dull and droop-
ing; Mixed we tern 81 81 in store; 81 s47S de,iV.
cred.
0ats-Deoiining, at 983soasI 90 OrwOsssrn. 4
WOOl-Eirm.
btiee-Quiet.
COnee-Qui t. Rio 451lc
Sugar-Firm Muscovado at zl@29c; Havana
lszg20o.
mOlRsses-stssdy at 81 80.
PetrOleum-steady. Crude fs1Se; Refined in
bond 7O97Z1Sci fres ssgs9e.
POrk-Heavs aud lover. Sales at S35 OO9
80 W for messi so JO94O 70 for new do cash and
regular way closing at $40 60 cash; S37 E0aSSs 25
for prince $50 OJ6e59 so for prime mesa Also T5O
bbls new mess for all November at s4l 90, and To-
bbis new mess for all November at Sal co. and 1000
bDis for January delivery at S4I 90.
Beef-Fsry firm. Sales at ET O00Sl2 90 for
country mess; Sl4 00t022 90 for rspscksd mess;
$40 OOtf24 % for extra mess.
Larti-Rather irmer, but not very actiqe; 2l5I
241S iatt=r price extreme.
EsuTbeF-Quiet and steady at 34d46c for vest
erni 42g5Ay III state.
Cheess-Unchsnged; 1sS25o for common to
prime.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKEr.
IBT TEIEGRAPH-

BT TELEGRAPH-
EEw YoEK, Nov. IS 1884.
The current prices for the week at all the mar
kets are:
Beef Caffle-ist quality, SIT 0OG1S 50; ordi-
nary to good quality SlZ 00917 90; common quali-
ty 81 0O9ll 90; inferior quality s. uO9lO 90
Cows and Calves-lst quality $50 OO975 90;
ordinary S45 00855 90; common quality S55 O0S
As 90; inferior quality $50 O0935 90.
sheep and Eaambs-Extras, per head, 81 90
as co; prime quality So 5oq7 50i ordinary qusli-
" $ O0G6 90; common quality 81 50@5 90; infe-
rior quality 81 O094 so.
SWine-Heavy COrn-fed, per n, l29l25ze; still
fed u l3<9l2c-
fhe general tone Of the market this week Is a
declied pavement upon last week; and the scale
OF ices was about the sane Sellers had no did
eulty in placing thsr cattle at the full prices quo
ted above. be average quality Of the cattu was
fair, and the tulk OF the salts at from u 70
l6e. ime baef cattle brought from IT to Isc, ana
3 few choice offerings sold even higher. The re-
csipts were liberia, but with tolerably active de-
mnnd, the cattle Wsre all taken at pricef varying
as above
Reeefpts-Beeves 6,172; Cows III; Calves ,O2s;
Sheep and Lambs Is, ,492; swine q, TBS.
Total last week-Beeves !, ,l44; Cows 91s; Calves
1,s32 Sheep and Lambs Z3,271; Swine Sass.
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NLEVELAND LIBRARY Ms.
ASSOCIATION.
LECTURE sEASON-WINTER 1S64-65.

The lecture COMMITTEES take pleasure IN anuounc-
eiRg the following FAMED gentlemen as Lecturers
for the Annual Course 1s54-5:
JAMES E. BIURDOCH-Nov. II.
Readings and Reoltations-
DR. J. G. H0LLAND-Dec. 1.
Subject: "Cost AID Compensation"
REv. JOHN S. C. ABBOTT-Dec. s.
Subject "Our War and Cen. Grstt."
FITz HUGH LUDLOW, Eso-Dec. %.
Subject: "Good Living
REV. JAMES EELS, D. D.-,Jan. Il.
subject; ''Ths Half Moon ard the May FIoWer.
sALPH WALDO EMERSON, ESQ jan. IS.
A New Lecture.
"EDMUND KIRKE, jun. :.
Sub ect: 'Jef. Davis at Home.'
Hon, DAE'L S, DICKINSON-Fe5.- -.
Subjdct: "AIau in HIS Relations to Society and
Government"
REV. J. C. FLETCHER-Feb. =.
subieot; "2 O0O Miles up the Amazon"
JOHN B. COUGH, EsQ.-Karcb H.
Subject; Not yet announced.
Single Tickets 10 the Course 90
Tiskets admitting Geltlsman and LADY %
=" tFo Laaies 90
Tickets to snge cts
Reserved eats 25 Cents Extra.
- Tickets for sale AZ tbe Library Rooms, Brain
arts Music Store, a. the Book stores, Co1mersiAl
Bank, and ct the City Bank.
II. BLACKBURN, ISo.sI0
nO1I L. =. nELLEGs
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THANKsGIvINe.-A week from tomorrow
is the day appointed by the National and
State Magistrates for day of thanksgiving.
We have even now certain symptoms or
premonitions of its coming. The market
is crowded with poultry, turkeys, etc.,
live and dressed, and the sight calls up, in
spite Of the high prices, visions of the good
Old-fashioned Thanksgivings, which have
always been g dual institution, consisting
in equal parts of aerial gratitude and solid
edibles.
A "rawny," good for nothing turkey
brings dollar and half, paif'of youth
ful roOsters sell for one dollar, and eggs
are at the dizzy price of forty five cents
per dozen. A. we reckon it, the thanks
giving this year will be t7orH something
that is, we mean, the material phase of itI
Custom and faith are. now. to be put to
the test.
Weadvise our farmer friends to heed the
moral of the old fable, and not kill the
hens which lay now, every one of 'em the
golden eggs.
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An ELEsAET FRoET.-The front of Critten-
den's new building on Superior street, on
the left flank Of the johnson House, has
been completed, ald yesterday afternoon
the American colors were run up above
the beautiful cornice, where they waved
in q very gay and triumphant manner.
The building is four stories high, and
fronted with beautiful stone whose color is
a compromise between white and light
brown. The eorniee is neat, tasteful, and
beautiful piece of work, and gives the
building an air Of elegance and easy, grace
tulsuperiOrity over all the other structures
on the street. 1t is 8 very modest front,
too, despite this air of superiority. The
building is an ornament to the street, and
the only, ,one, in the way of eOrnice, on
West Superior.
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THANTED To RENT-Until April
w Ist an ce. Brick Cottage Also 20 SELL stow
art Cooking Stove, No. los Superiy II street
nos:i76 L. A. WILCOX.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The FAvoRITE HousE.-We find that the
Great Bankrupt Sale, 1Os Superior street,
is still the fsvorite place to buy boots and
tinually crowded from morning till night,
all eager to secure the great bargains which
they offer. They sre selling mems fine
calf boots fer $500; ladies' balmorals
from 81, 90 to $3.50, and all other goods at
corresponding prices. We would say to
those in want Of boots and shoes, 20 i'm
mediately to this popular establishment
snd buy your winter supply. Such q
chance for bargains will never occur again.
1O8 Superior street, near Water street.
noVI6lI77
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The second rendi-
ton by Miss Helen Western of the "French
Spy" was fully as successful as the first,
the house being crowded and the perform
ance passing off crsditably. It strikes us,
however, that we have had rather a surfeit
of this nOt-too-excellent play this season,
last night being the sixth or seventh of its
production within two months. 1t has
been performed with varying success
during that time by three different act
resses, and our amusement-seekers have
had an opportunity to become familiar with
it in all its phases. The piece is, at best,
by no means of the first order of merit, and
its success is owing altogether to qualities
very different from those by which the
legitimate drama is tested.
Tho afterpiece, "The Pet Of the Petit
coats" was finally done, Miss Western sue
ceeding admirably as Paul.
Tonight will be presented the great
play of "The Flying Dutchman," with
Miss Western as vsnderdecken. 1t will be
followed by the capital farce "Jenny
Lind }" in which Miss Western made such
hit the other evening.
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FIFTH WARD.-The General Committee
for the relief of soldiers families in the 5th
Ward, consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stone,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Boardman, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. c. Younglove, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Sturges, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stone,
Mrs. George C. Dodge, Mrs. T. NJ. Kelley,
Miss Fannie Payne, B. F. Piexotto, Mr..
end Mrs. Joseph Perkins, NJ. and Mrs.
Chas. Hickox, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Collins,
Mr.. aud Mrs. D. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. P. Bower, Mrs. selah Chamberlain,
Mrs. F. T. Backus, Mrs. Horace Kelley, II.
.. Payne, will meet at the residence of ].
c. Buell., No. I49 Euclid street, on Wednes-
day evening next, November Ieth, at
O'Clock, to take into consideration the wants
Of the ward for the coming winter.
By order of the President.
1ovIG.IE7
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$50 RswARD.-Lost on Thursday last,
either at the depot at Erie, Pennsylvania,
or on the cars between Erie and Toledo, a
pocket book containing over i've hundred
dollars $500; also pass from Toledo to
Chicago, signed by h. H. Porter, and coun-
tersigned by W. D. Manchester. Among
the money were three one-hundred dollar
bills-greenbacks-and several compound
interest bearing notes. The finder will re-
csive the above reward by returning the
same 10 this Office.
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MASTER DUDLEY WALLER.-This youthful
prodigy had full house yesterday evening
at Brainard's Hall, and all who were pres
ent were delighted with the elocution and
power of memory displayed by the little
orator
The success of the little fellow was so
great that, by the universal and urgent de-
sire of those who heard him last evening,
he will repeat his entertainment at Brai-
nards Hall this evening. Let all who
desire a rich treat be on hand early.
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LEADER.
WEDNEsDAY. NOVEMBER I6.
NEW ADvERTIsEzsEETs.

Academy Of Musio-siiss Helen Western.
WiIiism WsssOn-sals Of TeWn Lots.
BraiDari's HAll-Master Dudley Waller.
Erainsrd's HsIl-LsRue's War Show.
Fouud-A Wallet.
P. o. Box 23z3-Boarding.
Z. c. Jones-Local Notice.
Fifth Wsrd-LocAl Notice.
To Drafted hen-Local Notice.
Oval Framts-L5csl Notice.
The FNvorite BOuse-Local Notice.
Looking Glassss-L ocal Notice.
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sUFAFLO z1ARKEr.-.xov. 10.


FlOmr-Firm and demand fsir.
Wheat-Firm but quiet. NoRinaIly quoted ::
Ohiergo spring, b. s.mple, 81 OF; No. 2 Chicago
spriig 81 l0i No. Mills auEes spring 81 1492 l6;
red winter 81 25; amber winter So so.
COrn-sccaTce. Sales white Ohio, to arrive, at
81 70.
Oats-Qai and nominal at s79s71Ee.
RarleY-Cansda 81 IS
HYe-Eumiual
WhisEzy-Quiet at 81 20.
Canal Freights-DulI. To New York, vi heat
Isc, corn l61I, Orts lie.
Lake AzlEpOrts--ElOur Go; wheat "A 966:
oats Is 2O3; barley 4,025; peaa 1871
Canal E1pOrts-Flour 400; Whss; l38, ,940j
corn 750Oi oats A, 800; rJ $3.50; barley s,2i0.
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CHICAGO MAKKET-.Sov. 10.
lBr rEIEozAPH.I

FI0ur-DulI.
VFheaG-DuH and sale lower. Sales IT 81 s59
l s55z for No. l; i 77gs sO15 for No. p
COrn-Firm and l92c better at 81 3391 S5 for
No 9
for No. l.
W sifsEEy-Dull at 81 639l 651s.
fOgs-Aetiv and firm; s5<9lO1Z611e for COM
mon to medium; I01I0I1e for medium 20 prime.
Reeeipts-2,50O bbls -four; 5000 bush wheat;
10000 bush Corn; 62, 900 oats.
900 bbls -four; 80, 900 bu wheat,
corn S,a0O; oats 5000.
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SUDDEN DEATH The Buffalo Express

SUDDEN DEATH The Buffalo Express
says
a stranger named Nehemiah Clark, arriv-
cd in this city, Thursday night, from
Psinesville, Ohio, and put up at the Ma
tional Hotel. he was not well, and sent
for DR.. Mixer who found nothing alarming
in the case, aud after prescribing for him
went away Not long after he got up, and
after standing for few minutes, dropped
dead. Friday night woman who claim
cd to be his wife arrived, and took charge
Of his body and effects. She made hasty
preparations, and left the city at one e.
clock, taking the remains with her. Clark
was drOver, and it is stated had 8 large
sum of money with him.
The Coroner intended to hold an inquest
in the case Saturday afternoon, but was
Of course prevented by the action of the
woman.
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NoTICE.-Citizens are urgently requested
10 send into the rooms of the Soldiers Aid
Society, 95 Bank street, all the empty bar
rels and kegs that they have, which will be
suitable for packing vegetables to send to
the army. We have large donations of po-
tatoes, &c, which we are unable to forward
on account of the great scarcity and high
prices of barrels and kegs.
nov7.I78 SOLDIERS AID sOoIETY.
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a Card from the Secretary OfState.
OFFICE OF SEcRETARY OF STATE,
n


Editors of Ohio State journal
In your issue of the 18th, you refer to
the "refusal Of the Secretary of State to
receive election returns after the 18th, and
announce that the State Board of Canvass
ers have decided that all returns must be
in by that time"
So that there may be no misapprehension
among officers who are required by law to
forward election returns to this Depart
ment, and to aequit myself of any disposi-
ton TO be factious, permit me to say
that the Secretary requires, in cOmpi-
ance with the old statute regulating Presi-
Dental elections, which has not been re-
pented, that the Sheriffs must deliver the
home vote at his Office within elsUen days
These Poll Books are to remain here IN
opened until the twentieth day after the
election. With the returns of the soldiers
votes the Sheriffs of the respective counties
have nothing whatever TO do. To each
Clerk of the Court who has written me as
to his duty in the matter of opening the re-
turns, l have replied that the tally-shests
returned to him must remain unopened in
his office until the expiration Of the twenty
days, when he will make an abstract, as in
State elections, and return it to this office
The home vote will be canvassed in this
Office at the same time the returns made to
the State Board of Canvassers are being
opened-hence no votes will be lost.
Very respectfully,
WM. W. ARMSTRONG,
Secretary of State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-16

SALOON AND BOARDING. HOUSE, known as
the Mechanics Hall, No. S6 Michigan St.,
is for SAFE, including all the Bedding, Fur
niture, Lease, Insurance, &c. This is a rare
chance for man wishing to go into good
established business.
For terms call at F. Stead's Auction Store,
l94 Ontario street, until Thursday morn
ing. novI5:I77
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-16

The Angler House furniturs, &c. sales
commence again IT ten o'clock Monday,
November l4ih. Only about one-fourth of
the furniture is sold. The sale will con-
tinue till Saturday, November 18th. One
locomotive boiler will be sold the same day
OF the sale of horses and carriages. ahd the
land advertised at two O'Clock, Wednesday,
November 16. nOvl4:5d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-16

F. NJ. HOughtOn, the gentlemanly and
efficient clerk in Colonel John C. Cranes
Office, Nashville, Tennessee, is stopping at
the Weddell, on his way to Washington on
business connected with the United States
Military Railroads.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-16

DOCK REPnEED.-That portion Of the riV-
er wharf abreast of of the C. P freight
buildings, which has been so long in poor,
riekety condition, has been solidly repair
ed, so that vessels can now tie up anywhere
along the dock ..- --.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-16

CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The case of Oh
liver Taylor 0s. James Barnett, Admins
TRAITOR, was disposed of yesterday, the jury
rendering verdict for the defendant.
The Court adjourned over yesterday, but
meets again this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-16

To DRAFTED MEN, can furnish substi-
tutes for drafted men, for two and three
years, at reasonable rates. Call on Mur-
ply & Co., at the the City Hotel, oraddress
through the Post oHics.
W. H. MURPHET 4 Co.
Cleveland, Nov. Is. novI6:I77.
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meets again this morning.

SOLD oUT.-Joseph Hays, Esq has sold
his interest in the Meadville Journal to
John A, Nicholas, Esq
The Journal has made good Union re-
cord, and it will in future advocate the
same princip les it has SO ably defended.