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VHE UNDERSIGNED WILL RE-

4 LII OAf LII W LII AZ
Il OEiVE at has Office, l37 Water street, up to
Monday, the I7th Of October next ProIosa for the
purchase Of Frame H0uss, Barn and other i'm
prOvements the W6nd}er Property. nor tn aido
Of Cedar street, mar Hudson, rgcsntly purchased
by the city for the erection OF School House for
tho 9Th Ward thereon.
Tsrms cash. But a rsas0nabio time for the re-
INV ] Of the property viii he given, to suit the.
convenience Of The purchaser.
y. A. DANGLER,
sep2T.17a Chairman School Cou.
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Rhufoaraphif !Stafk.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, AT
L New York prioes.
u. d DOUGLAS 4 CO.,
ITO Superior-st-
ARTISTy MATERIA LS - WINDSOR'S AND
6swtons aDd GOupil'5 OH aud Water Colors, at
r. p. DOUGLAS cos,
lT9 Superior-st-
OVALAED sQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD FRAlIEs
at &. b. DOUGLAS & cos
l7s Szpsrip- =
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES VF pBL~ep.TTD
Paintings ard ERgraying7s Al IA i~N
= NV LAS cos,
I7s Superior-st.
SStAa5ss - VS. rE" UF CELEBRATED
''eH N-'N ""'a0' and Pslmer's Marbles, at
r. D. DOUGLAS cos,
l79 SuperiOr-st.
rtSS EaHGRAVfHGS OF DISTINGUISHED MEH9
: T. r. DOUGLAS 4 cos,
anr" 40 agnari0r-at
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CoMNG.-Mr. Cooke, the gentlemauly
agent of the renowned Arlington; Kelly and
Leon Minstrel Troupe, is in town making
arrangements for the re-appearanee of that
excellent company,
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.FTTTTdTRY :

II NENI II1IhI-s-- "
lJThuse bas ing sets of Artificial Ieeth Nhleh
ify ,,refpiiy keep in the drawer, or fnd tr0u' le
some 70 carry In the pocket, are especially invited
80 can At Drs. HALLIWEbL d ANlELS', DEN
tists, Southwest siGe Of Pubic Square and OatA1o
Itraet. Artificial Teeth upon NulcRnized Ruober
bsse viii, our mode of inserting, are pronounced
bV All 10 be he most lie like useful IN eating,
V1eakIug or singing they can be dttsd over any
remaining roots and warranted to ht. upper OF
Lower S-fs SIS and upwards. Persons having sets
upon Gold Plate, NOT fitting Oorr city, can have
them sxshangedi in part payment. Established over
t-1I-o ,-g,v-e oCt3
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A STIRRING LETTER.-The following stir
ring letter from gentleman in Memphis
was received recently by friend in Chag-
rim Falls, who hands it to us. 1t has the
right ring to it. ....
MEMPHIS, Sept. 2sth, 1854.
Accept my thanks for your very kind
recollection of me in forwarding interest
ing papers. Be assured have read with a
good deal of satisfaction, those patriotic
and aSle efforts pus forth by our Union
champions, and every man who has spark
of manhood in his breast should shun the
society of those sneaking, miserable carica-
lures who give countenanee and support to
the Chicago Platform. This party lit is a
pleasing thought) will receive a whitening
rebuke next November from the people, in
the election Of Lincoln and johnson, but
it is cutting for a man who has bsttled for
and loves his country, to have q traitor
step up along side and deposit vote sl4r-
rendering our aatt0HGi hGH0r.
Grant, Sherman, FarTagut and Bherid ms
victories have tended very much to dis
hearten those Democratic peace lambs
Aud think the salute over the capture OF
Richmond soon will completely demoralize
and make them a most vigorous war party.
The rebellion is almost played out"
Richmond taken, Abe and Andy elected,
and . reinforcement Of five hundred thou
sand men to the army, will make short
work of what is left of Davis and his CO.
horts, | wish you could be here wher
these are all consummated, We will be
Joyful, joyful. History viii not do ads-
quate justice TO our Illumination and the
quantity of champagne.
Gold is tumbling, spectators shaking,
and treason viii soon disappear to its
own place" Hurrah for Old Abe and
American nationality
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lst heat. % heat, Sd heat.

Time.......-......-..-...5.l9 5-261l 1904
Then the double horse race came
of, one mile heats, best three in FIVE, the
horses having been entered by Messrs
Potts, Fee and Dreggs. At the end, OF the
first heat briggs withdrew. Potts won the
heats in three minutes and some seconds,
the seconds ranging from six to fifteen.
There was large attendance, and the
performance was carried on in the most or
derry manner. Several ladies witnessed
the inspiring scene.
This is the last day, trotting purse
$500. Mile heats, three in five, to mar
ness,rwith inside stake of 800. Also
pacing purse of 5000, with inside stake OF
$50, mile heats, three in five.
The race will begin precisely at three o
clock. We expect a lively, spirited time.
The following horses have been entered
for the race this afternoon:
Mr. VIM. NJ. ConnOr enters the black
gelding mckinney" of st. Louis; Wm.
Potts, the black mare "Lady Sherman" Of
New York and J. Turner, the black mare
"Lady Rely" of Philadelphia.
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A meeting of those who contributed a
fund for the benefit of the drafted men in
the Fifth Ward, will be held at W. J.
BrOckman's Ofic- this evening at half past
seven o'clock. All the contributors are
earnestly requested to be present.
OctI3:172
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3. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U. s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI Superior 81.
Subscriptions received to the

Subscriptions received to the
al 3-l0 PER CENT. AND IO-4O" NATIONAL
LOANS.
Commission al owed to Subscribers.l
pBU. s. Bonds Of 1881, 5-20's. lO-40's, Treasury
Notes, and all pther Government Securitiss pur-
ch0sed and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silv' T Coupons and Canada Money bought
and sOuld at best rates Deposits received and
Collections made at ell accessible points. Incur
rent funds converted at lowest. Revenue Stamps
for sale. ocf
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CHICAGO BTARRET---Oct. Is.

By TELEGRAPH
FIOur-Activsa and advanced 2OG25c.
Wheat-Firm and advan ed 10 cts. Sales al
81 571S for No =.
Corn-Firm ami advan ed 10. Sales at l Is1z
al - for NO.Z.
Oats-Firn sud advanced Sc. Sales at Csc.
RhtslIy-si s41Sgl s5 closing weak.
Pro OVisiOnS-Dull
EreiEhts-DulI.
Receipts, 500 bhis -four; IS, COO bush wheat;
1900 bugb Corn; 5000 oats
Shipmenis-4,7O 100 bbIs -four; 81 ,O-O bus wheat,
corn, oats 5000.
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aEeg Y0RK sFOCH MARKET.

f8Y TEHEGEAPH-l
New YOEE, Oct. I3, 1854
Government SfOeEks-Are firm. United
States Gs 1851 coupons lo554 o. o. coupons lO755
do One-year certificates 9t54.
StOekR-BattsT. bio 4 Mississippi certificates
3715i EeS Yosk Central Il915 Erie J75z do prsf d
l03, Hudson ~; Reading lax; Michigan CenfIai
u Z; Michigan South. "a 1z Illinois Central l2O5S;
Pittsburgh IU5; Fort Wayne 90; Northwestern
4i15; GOrthwestera preferred 791ai Toledo llG3{;
Rock Island $50; Prairie du Uhien 5Oi Ter,e
Hsute preferred 10; Quincy l2O;
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UtJSJ,VUU in sums to Huit-at the old stand
a1a ,gaIl-knoWn WAGNER'S LOAN OFflCE, on
Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and silver
watches. Diamonds, Silver Ware Jewelry, Guns
ujssols. Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeonsi
and ali sTsonal property and articles Of value, on
the most satisfactory terms. Business strictly pri-
v.te Estahlished Is5l. N. B.-A variety Of un-
redeemed Wstohos, JsWelTy, Gunh. do, for sale -
bargains.
Cfioe -o~Tner Of Water and superior strseHl
-. Dsvis and PeizcEto's Clothing Store.
&-s..T J q s ~. WAGNER
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Starr has "Godey' for November and
sells it for Is cents. The Ledger and New
York Weekly and Mercury cents. No.
2O4 Superior street
oct 12H
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DROTTING AND PACING.
CLEVELAND DRIVING PARK.
October I2th, 18th and I4th.
THE TROTTING MEETING
For the FAN oflsGi, viii eommenne on
Wednesday, october 18th,
Wednesday, OetObeP f2th,

Aud continue Throe Days commit ncn z pr.ssfsely a.
O'clock each day.
FIRST DAY-WEDSEsDAY, OCTOBER 18th
TrOtting Purse, 200 Mile heats, three in i've
C harness. Free ior all Horses
THURSDAY, l3th.-TIOtting Purse, $500. Two
mile heats to harness. free Tor all Horses.
FRIDAY, lith--irOttins Purse. $50. Mlis
heat, three In i've TO haru 81 with inside stake Of
500. Free 10 The wO ID
FAME DAY, Second R8ce-Pacins Purse. 500,
With inside stake oi $50, mila heats, three in I'VE
Fro for ali Horses.
The above Races are 70 be governed b. the Rules
Olthe Union Traca, Long Island The entries, in
a cases, must BE- maio by 10 o'c Ock the night pre-
vious to tle Race, at thu Angi House. Tea per
cent entries on the above purses. Ia all cases
three entrifs aro required, aud Two to start.
The Horses that will contend in the above TrOt8
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MARRIED.

In Cleveland. October 18th, by Rev Dr. Berry,
Lieut.. HASKELL J. PR0CTOR and Miss MAT
TIE WOOD, all of this city
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HOrFlsey, lady Riley, John M'Kenney,
Quaker Raw

And several other Of the same class will contsnd
for the above purses. Ths purss will be paid non
tho stand at toe time o. the decision Of the Judges
The above Purses and footing are opeh TO all
Horses. owned IN the United State, Flora Temple
not excepted. IL is believed thRt the fastest time
ever made IN this country will be shown at the
haze no supeTIors in this country. The Horses
above named Re entered and will positively start
People from the surrounding country will not be
disappointed by any failure I the above trOttiUg
taking place. The Eaces will be conducted by well
Known gentlemen Of this city. sufficient Police
Force will be in attendance, and order and deco
rum will be guaranteed The most fsstidious can
attend without tear Of any OF The propreties Of
oiety being interfeEsd vi =.
J. p. BOSS, Angler HnGse,
oca;i4z Cleveland Ohio.
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TRAVELER,s REaIsrEIs.

- Citizens wishing conveyance TO either OF tho
above Trains Boats, will be called for by Coaches
cf Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
1t the Omnibus Once l47 Superior street, next
door to the WeidelI House
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SIXTH WARD UNION CLUB Regular meet
ing on Saturday evening Oct 18th. The
Sixth Ward Glee Club will be there, and a
full attendance of Union men is desired.
W. P. FoGG,
President
o. TOWNSEND, Secretay. Octl4:I72,
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coMMERcIAL.
oLsgREAND mAEHFg !
aeesIga LEADER oFEIo1,

The roosipss 81 esesin By rail for the "a hours
sudiBs at hsli p4st ga ooioos to-day sFe ss fol
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silver Ghalws.

0IBsV ER O HAIHb
~ AND -
SILV 4 K K N q 81
An unlimited stock, 81 styles and prices. Uhsinf
Tcm s1-5o 70 1880 Rings, from plain silver Ring
et 10 oonts 10 elabOrAtely engraved bOcket King.
iRlsid Win gold, ct 5000.
We have tho exclusive sale for this oliY Of al
gcods manufactured by 4. L, RO0F, Of Medina, both
solid gold aud silver, and they are made express.
y for our trade, We know they are pure coin Y "a
Dealers are requested 10 call and examine.
E4halssaIs aud Retail in any quantity.
n. BURT,
Nh Clock ane HHtshmhSef, l4a superiOr-st.
rievss-E9
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS OF
NJevery description.
f- 1 TAYLOR, GRIsW0LD & CO.,
seDz2 y supebor fiI (.
yORFAKFAST CAPEs--SONTABS
Dand EubiAs, in great vsTsety-
TAYLOR, GRISW0LD 4 CO.,
sasq7 2l7 Superior street
DLUE- WHITE, BLACK And RED
DIvory Jsvslry-entiroiT rev DESIGNS Just re
oaFvos Al OOWEES',
.FEs is7 Weddsll H0use.
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D. w. GAGE
4stnts. Sc.

A TTENTION, PAINTERS.
20 tons White Lead, In oil.
tons Zinc, in oil,
5000 tons Bed Lead,
200 Orange Mineral,
f05 bbls Whiting,
1000 bbia Chrome Green,
1000 bbls Chrome yellow,
1000 bbis HibeFuisu Green,
1860 bbls Indian Red,
30 casks French Ochre,
casks Eng. Ven. Red,
Artlsrs' OOl0rs and Brushes.
- Tho shove articles were bought last fan,
Ne vii sell 81 very low pFioss lor cash.
-asrs EENLNR
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The next, Eleventh, Annual Meeting of
the Cleveland Congregational Conference
will be held at Strongsville on the third
Tuesday of October, 18th inst, at o'clock
P. NJ.
Each Church is expected to send two del
egates. J. W. DUNHAM,
Octl3:l72:wlt Register.
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r.. u. ssoEEK mAKKEF-.Oca. Is

~ TGIasRsFB-j
mGaey-Artivs and steady at q Ct
sterling ENGhanKe-lu9 for old.
tiOId-h ore active and firmer, opening at 203S<
advancing 2J41z, declining to zOI, and closing
2jG15
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TROFTING MEETING.

Great TrOtting Match YestertIAy.-LaI
sherman Wins TWO-M1Ie Heat I'm
5.26 I-2---Trottlug and PEeing Match
To-day. ..a.4-
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aUIFALO MARHET.-.Oet. Is

6UFFAL.O MARHET.-Oet. I3
iBT TELEGRAPn.l
FiOur-Quiet and without quOtabls change.
Rheaf-Firmer and in better request. Sails
amber Michigan at 81 50gl 50; Chicago spring at
81 553l 90.
COrn-NO. . 81 52S9I 35L
OatS-Firmsr at 73c.
Rye-SI -.
BaFEEy-tl 20.
Whisky-Dull- Held at 81 20.
Freishfs--To- New York--=Wheat l7dI71Zc:
corn I5c; Osts l015c-
Lake EHDOrts---Flour 8 243; wheat 90 ls6
CON- 1s,3O8 oats les 263; barley 1881; rye s3.
Canal ExpOrts-Flour I65; wheat III . :
ooru 73, $40. cots 150, $50; rye 7,slO.
BSWEEsO EAEEKET---Oet. Ia.
tHY TEIEsRAPB.I
FIOUr-Steady with moderate demand. Sales Al
IS 769f9 o. fr red winter; So 50G9 75 for white:
SO 25glO 90 Tor double extra SIS 5O9S IS for No.
/ spring
Rheat-l92c better with fair demand. No.
Milwaukee Club 81 7291 No. I do 81 70.
aOrn-Scaree and quiet.
Oats-Nominal
Barley-Held at 81 80 without sales
Canai Freights-Un- hanged.
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FLAGS AND BANNERs.-'' Banners yellow,
golden, glorious. Edgar 4. Poe.
Orders promptly filled.
G. W. CROwELL,
Oct12:172 No. 1877 Superior street.
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1t may be had at Ingham & Bragg's.

LISD1FARS CHASE. Novel by 7. AdoIphus
Trollope. New York: Harper Brothers. 1864.
"Lindisfarn Chase is from the pen of
T. Adolphus Trollope, brother, we pre-
sumo, of the unexcelled novelist Anthony
TrOllope. 1t possesses more than ordinary
perusal. All in search of good novel will
find their desires gratifed by "Lindisfarn
Chase"
For sale by ]. B. Cobb & Co.
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DeIO" We SlNe Ine NOOe lOL gu
the Peace as far as received:

Majority for Nicola, nine Wards...-.-......57O
50 st. Ticket 81 ..--.....--.s39
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If you are So far behind the age rs not to
have used that popular gem for the toilet,
Fragrant sOzodOnt, put If off no longer, but
go at once to your nearest druggist, and get
bottle. You will never regret it.
Sold by all Druggists; OctlOeodl69
NoTICE-There will be, this evening,
meeting in the Colorcd Methodist Church,
on Ohio street, to hear the report Of the
delegates who went to the Syracuse Colored
Convention. GEORGE VOsBUEGH,
Octl2 Chairman of Committee.
NOTICE.-Private families or proprie-
tors of boarding houses, who are desirous
to take medical students to board during
the coming session of the Charity Hospital
Medical College, will please send their
address, with statement of Accommodations
and terms, to GUSTAV C.. E. WEBER,
Dean of the Faculty.
Office corner of Euclid and Public Square.
Cleveland, Oct. 10th, 1854
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FIREsIDE TRAVELS. By James Russell Lowell
Boston: Ticknor Fields. 1854.
We have before US neatly bound vol
ume, consisting of collection of fugitive
papers written and sent adrift by James
Russell Lowell.
The book seems written to please and
entertain; and though it may instruct the
while, its chief charm consists in its free
dom from those elaborate and hackneyed
descriptions and studied ecstasies with
which books of travel generally abound.
The style is unostentatious, and the SEN
tenoes as easy as If they ioated csrelesaly
in between the whiffs of a Havana. And
while there is no lack of shrewd, careful
observation, the pages are, from time to
time, enlivened with incidents, anecdotes,
and variety of n ,tures side shows, of
which your travellers by trade seldom take
note. 1t is a pleasant book, through the
whole of which may be traced sparks of
that humor which told us how "Zekle
crop up quite unbeknown."
This book is for sale by Ingham L Bragg.
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NJ. D., LIZ D., American Mgdical Gazette, New
York.
81 have personal knowledge Of Mr.. Winches-
ters honesty and integrity, and can assure the pro-
fesson and the public that his preparations be
relied on.n-las- Z. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist, New
York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-20

Having had over twenty years experience In the
treatment Of Chronic Diseases Of every character
slrCtOn 10 all who may apply Tor relief Having had
successful practice in the above named places for
several years with unparalleled success of which
isiactory reference be given at any OF the above
named places.
All medicines prescribed, and not operating satisfac-
toriy the money will be refunded for all such ned-
icines returned Price Of Medicines for month,
from 8, " TO $500.
~ The Doctor can be consulted the last two weeks
OF every month At his residence, No. Isl Pittsburgh
street. Cleveland, o. POstOfiice address-lOx i7fl.
deelb-h2s-ltamdsw- - q. 5. CLARK, N. ID.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-20
Notice TO Cnntrnrfnrs-

PROPOSALS viii be received at the
l. office Of the City Civil Engineer iuntiI L
o'clock, July 18th, 1864, for building Stone Ware
Pipe Sewer in Ontario Street and Fountain Alley to
connect with the Seneca street Main Sewer. Plans
and specifications may be seen and more particular
information obtained at said Engineers ofice The
Board Of city improvements invite the submission
Of bids reserving the right 10 accept or reject the
same. .- JOHN MHITELAAV,
Julyl2-l6l r. City Civil Engineer.