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CITY NEWS.
ONE LAST GRAND RALLY!
Turn ont and hear Governor BrOugl

Turn out and hear Governor BrOugh'
The citizens of Cleveland will hear with
delight that Governor Brough will be with
them before the close of the campaign
He will address them on Monday evening
next-the night before election. A grand
torch-hght procession and fireworks will
add to the interest of the occasion II
will be the grand closing rally of the cam
paign of the State election.
Turn out, en- msassc, and give our noble
Governor and our own fellow citizen an
enthusiastic welcome.
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CoNE TO GRIrF.-We are glad to see that
one of the Copperhead rioters who attack
ed the procession of the Eleventh Ward
Union Club, on Wednesday evening, has
met his deserts. He was convicted of as
sault and battery in the Police Court yester-
day morning, and was fined S25 and costs.
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UNIoNIsTs OF BEDFORD.-Remember your
final rally before the October election, or
Monday night nexs, You will be address
ed by Hon, R. C. Parsons, NJ. s. Castle,
Esq, C. W. Palmer, Esq, and N. H. Black
burn, Esq, Turn out en- n,asas and listen to
those eloquent speakers.
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For the Executive Committee,
9th Ward Relief Club.
l.9f
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FREEDWEN's AID sOCIETT.-The regular
monthly meeting of the Freedmen's Aid
Society will take place tomorrow Sunday
at the African Methodist Episcopal Church,
Ohio street, at three o'clock. It will be ad-
dressed by the Rev. Calvin Fairbanks.
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UNION RALLY IN soLoS.-The last Union
rally before the State election, in Solon,
will be held in the Disciples meeting -hOuse
this evening. Messrs. A. T. slade and C.
W. Palmer will both address the people.
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MEETING IN BEREA.-A meeting is an
nounced for Berea on Monday evening
next, to be addressed by the Hon. R. P.
spaulding, General Merrill Barlow, A. T.
Slade, Esq, and W. W. Andrews, Esq.
These are eloquent speakers, and should
have big audience to hear them.
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AocrDENT.-As the steamer Northern
Light was going out of the harbOr last eve
ming she aecidently ran into the scow
schooner N. G., breaking her main mast
entirely of about three feet above the
deck.
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Oct.1:l72.

The friends and former pupils of the
Rev. Samuel Bissell, Principal of the
Twinsburg Institute, propose to give him
donation visit on Wednesday, October
18th, 1854. There will be an address de-
livered by ". S. Kerruish, Esq, in the sf-
ternoon, and in the evening there will be
free entertainment given by the people
of Twinsburgh and vicinity, accompanied
by speaking and music. Conveyances will
be furnished to and from the depot at Solon
and Macedonia. A grand reunion of the
former friends and students of the Insti-
tute is expected. oct7:I72
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CHICAeO sLARKET-Oet. :

IBT TELEGRAPH-
FlOur-Adyalced 25650.
Wheat--Etrm. Sales at 81 43(9I A for No. 2
81 81 for No. 1.
COrn-Firm; adyan I'd 5@6. Sales at i log
l 171z NO. 2.
OnuS-Firm at 56635Sc.
WhisIky--Si Seal 90.
E'reighfs-71S on wheat to Buffalo.
Receipts-40OO bbls -four; A., 500 bush wheat
Is COZ bush Corn; 81, 900 cats.
ShIpmenfs-90O bbls flour; 90 OOJ bus wheat,
Il, 900 corn, 81, 900 oats
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Oct. 8:17I

NINTH WARD UNION CLUB.-There will be
a meeting at the Engine House in the Ninth
Ward on Saturday night, to prepare for
the Monday evening meeting. Prompt at
tendance is requested.
NELSON PURDY,
octs:l7l Prest. Ninth Ward Club.
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SPIRITUAL HALL-1S4 Superior street (up
stair. )-P. B. BarnUm, of NOrwalk, Ohio,
will lecture before the Association on Sun
day morning and evening at 10 = A. N, and
7PM Seats free. OctS:I7I.
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ANOTHER STRAw.-A vote was taken on the
train from Buffalo, which arrived Thursday
evening, resulting as follows: Lincoln 97,
Mcclellan SO.
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INFORMATION WANTED.-A negro, or half
Indian, or copper-colored man, about five
feet six inches high, with long, curly hair,
mot woolly), very black, slim-built, and
about thirty five years old, poorly clad and
calling himself John zerk, sometimes John
Douglas, left Franklin Mills, Ohio, with
fve-yesr old sorrel mare, very handsome
but small, on the 26th day of September
last, and is supposed TO have gone west or
to Detroit, to meet boy about fifteen years
old, (white), named Fred. II. Stevens,
whom he had enticed away, and it is sup
posed they will seek employment on the
Lake. Any information as to his or the
boys whereabouts will be thankfully re-
ceived by the father, and literally reward
ed. Please address
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FOURTH WARD.-There will be meeting
on Saturday, at half past seven o'clock,
Oct. sth, at the Engine House. Every
Union voter of the Ward is expected to be
present as business of importance will be
! brought before them for immediate &C
ton. D. A DASGLER,
Chairman.
I
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The regular monthly meeting of St.
George Benevolent Society will be held at
the Sons of Temperance Hall, Buyers Block,
Superior street, on the eleventh of Oct,
at half past seven P. N. A full attendance
is earnestly requested.
SAMUEL HELsBT,
Recording Secretary.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Toexpire on the 3lst day of January, 1865
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
INSURANCE DEPARIMENT.

To expire on the 3lst day of January, 1865
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
Insurance DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, August p, ls64-
WHEREAS, The NARRAGASsETT FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at Providencs in the
State of Rhode Island, has filed in this Office sworn
statement of its condition, required BY the hrst
section Of the act IO regulate Insurance Companies
not incorporated by the State Of Ohio, passed April
s 1856 and, whereas said Company has tuT nshed the
dersgned satisfactory evidence that 1t possessed
Of at least one hundred thousand dollars Of actual
capital, invested in stocks, in bonds, or in mort
cages, worth double the amount for which II Is mort
gagged; and, whereas, said Company has filed in this
office written instrument, under itS corporate seal,
signed By the President and Secretary thereof, au-
thOrZi any agent or agents OF said Company IN MS
State to acknowledge service Of process Tor and IN be
halfofsaid Company cOnsentng that such service Of
process shall be taken aud held to be as valid as
served upon the Company according 70 the laws ol
this any other state, and waving all claims or rgh3
errOr BY reason Of such acknowledgment Of service
Now therefore, in pursuance OF the ITst section Ol
the aforesaid act, l, JAMES IL. GOODMAN, Auditor OF
State Ohio do hereby certify that NARRAGANsETT
ence r. l. is authorized TO transact the business Of
Fire and Marine Insurance In this State until the
thrtyrst day Of January, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-hye
In witness thereof, have hereunto subscribed my
rSTAI1 JAS. II. GOLDMAN
STAMP. Auditor Of State,
Augustus Fuller, Agent,
orz .I77 2l5 SuoeriOr atreet Cleeyland Ohio
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DtSs - hlAAJ
In German, from the stand in south, east
corner.
The ToKCHLIGHT PROCESSION, Fireworks,
LAMENTATIONS, TRAEsPAREEcIEs, &c, will
surpass those of any previous occasion.
The Ward Clubs will form on Euclid-st.,
with the right on Erie-street, and in nu-
merical order-the First Ward forming the
extreme right.
The line of march viii be down Erie to
Superior, down Superior (by way of the
north side of the Park to the Atwater
Block, and thence up Superior TO the Park.
It is requested that houses and business
business and public buildings along the
line of march be illuminated.
Remember that this is the last Grand
Rally before the State Election. Our
Country expects every man to do his duty.
DAVID A. DANGLER,
President City Central Union GLIB.
Oet9:ISI.
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RENEMBER.-Let our readers in Lorain
County and the adjoining townships, re-
member the meeting in Oberlin to-day. 1t
will be grand affair.
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AN HONORABLE INSURANCE CoMPANY.-The Editor
of the Cleveland LEADER will please give place in
his valuable paper to the following statement Of
facts
On saturday, the 24th September last, one Of our
hrm called at the office Of the Buckeye Mutual 10
surance Company, of this city, to effect an insu-
rance on hfty-eight tons grindsIones on board the
brig sultan, bound for Buffalo. One of the insu-
rance officers examined the application, and replied
thai there report in circulation that the brig
Sultan had sunk in the lake ten miles on this city
and matter of course they could not receive our
application. The report proved too true. The In
surance Company, however, gave our case a second
consideration, and inasmuch were In the habit
Of re ulArly insuring goods all through the sea-
son, and believing we made our application in good
faith and IN the regular way, L. ID. Hudson, ESQ ID,
Secretary of the Company, 10 tho most handsome
and honorable manner paid US the fun amOunt af
onr claim, WITHOUT asking us to wait sixty days or
to wait for further examinations, &c.
We recommend the BI-okCye Mutual Insurance
Company, of this city, to all those who wish
effect an insurance ]. McDERMoTT & Co.
Cleveland, o., Oct. Sd, 1864. oc6:l7l
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TEH 177EH REenEET.-The I77th Regi-
ment left Camp Cleveland on Thursday for
the South. We have not learned its exact
destination.
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geaaI Nptiffs.


A DMINISTRATORS SALE.-ON
AWednesday, the 9th day Of October, 1854, at
two O'Clock p NJ on the premises, will be sold to
the highest bidder, the following real estate as the
property of William W. Gust ad, deceased, to wit
situate in the fOvnship Of EasE Cleveland county
Of Ouyahoga and State Of Ohio, in lot No. 3g9 and
is bounded as follows; Beginning at a stone in the
centre Of the road leadi0g North from Philip w.
Ousteads and al the junction Of the Crawford road;
thence North 35o East ten q0) chains and seventy
nine (lJl links to stone at the south corner of H.
Mary land thence North 80 West seven (T) chains
and eighty four (s4l links through the centre Of .
hedge fence to an Usage orange saplng; thenceWest
i've (6) chsin- and fl -une (59) links to stone in
the centre Of the road and the No tn side Of sai
loti thence South ~ West sixteen 90 chains and
sixty four Gi) links to the place OF Beginning con-
tanning seven and tweBty-iOur hundredths (7z4-I1l
acres. Appraisl at g., SO
Terms OF Sale-Une third down, One-third in thir-
ty davs, and tle bal nee in sixty days.
PHILIP ". CUSTEAD,
Administrator OfW ". Custsad, deceased
ELWELL & MARVIN, Attorneys
Cleveland, Sept q, loa4. ssp27:l7s:Tn&Fd
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A good billiard table, with cues, balls
&c, complete, will be sold at the auction
room of o. Cutter & Son, No. 1S4 Bank st., /,
this day, Saturday at halt Il o'clock
presisely. Oct9:l71
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NEW TORK sTOCK NARKET.

EEw YoRE, Oct. Z, 1864.
Government StOeks--Mors active and
hrmer. United States sixes 1881 coupons :; do.
$40 coupons l0T54; do. 1910 coupons =; do. one
year certificates 9i3s Treasury 7-30s
StOekE-LOwer. uhiO q Mississippi certificates
s51z Erie 9S55 Pittsburgh 100 Illinois Central
scrip 1ITL Northwestern 30; do. pTef'd 1874 !;
Ft. Wayne 96i BQck Island ~ N. Y. Central
ll6f Hudson 1l6A. Reading 100, Tenresgee Skies
go 81; Missouri Sc -; Mich. Southern & North
ern Ind. &C. Quincy -; n. & P. du c. 49,; Terre
Hauts-; Quicksilver - Toledo =; Pacific Mail
279 Wabash preferred 60.
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-. RGoNEY EIARKEr.--Oe.. :

MOneY-Actiye at z.
Sterling Exehange-lOs lOs5z91O9 for gold.
GOId-More excited and frmer openins ct
Ie755, advancing 10 2]61S, declining 10 -l995E
and closing at 1897.
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SozoDoST.-This word has been staring
everybody in the face for the past few
weeks, is now getting to be in nearly ev-
erybody's mouth, is a preparation for
cleansing, beautifying and preserving the
teeth, sweetening the breath, and srresting
the progress of decay. Sold by druggists.
oct3eod;I69
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An ExTRAoRDINARY OFFER. = Barnhart
Kline makes the following extraordinary
offer by an advertisement in the Fremont
Joarnol.
az offer to bet $1,000 that Abraham Lin
coin will be elected as the next President
of the United States.
also offer TO bet 500 on each of the fol-
lowing States, that they will cast their
Electoral vote for Abraham Lincoln, viz ::
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massa-
chusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New
York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, &,
New Jersey, West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Iowa, Kansas Minnesota, Kentucky,
Michigan, Mississippi, Oregon, California,
Missouri and Wisconsin.
I offer the above S3500 in one stake, or
will divide it as follows: S1000that Lincoln
will be the next President. Or S25OO on
the twenty-five States,-all to be taken
together; just as pleases the man who
comes to time. If the above sum is too
large, I propose any sum from 81 to $1,000
that Lincoln will be elected. The money
to be deposited in one of the Fremont
Banks, within three days after the wager
is accepted.
Iwlll offer to marry any Union woman who
will bring me person who will accept the
above bet, or will herself put a sum on the
same terms" BARNHART KLINE.
York Township, Oct, 5, 1864.
Barnhart is evidently for Union practi-
cally as well as theoretically. We trust
that his matrimonial offer may be accepted.
POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed of in the Police Court yesterday
morning.
Carrying Concealed WeapOns.-James
Wilson, and William Barry, each fined s25
and costs. George Arnold discharged.
Driving on Sidewalk.-John Cole, fined
81 and costs.
Disturbance.-sIoane Foltz, fined the
costs; Maurice Crafty, discharged.
Vsgrancy.-Julia Grant and Eliza Foster,
sent to the Workhouse 60 days.
Assault and Battery.-John Henly, fined
S5 and costs Patrick Fitzgerald, fped $23
and costs.
There were some other continued cases,
and some "drunks"
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The Union men of East Cleveland will
meet at Doane's Corners Saturday evening
We must organize for the election on Tues
day. D. ADAMS, Chairman.
octS:I7I
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nENTISTRY..-

DJThose ha' ing sets Of Artificial Teeth which
they carefully keep in the drs yer, find trOu le-
some to carry 10 the pocket especially invited
to call at Drs. HALLIWE ELL \ D AhlEL5', Den
tfsts Southwest side of Pub ic Square and Ontario
street Artificial Teeth upon Vulcanized Rubber
base with our mode Of inst rting, are pronounced
by an to be be most lie like; ussfui in eating.
speaking or singing they can be htted over any
remaining roots and war. auted to Mt. upper or
Lower Gets SO and upwards. Persons having sets
upon Gold PIa.e, MT fitting correctly, can have
them exchanged in part payment. Establshed over
twelve years. oet5
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MISJEILANEUUc.
The greatest amount insured in anT one risk NO
rule
The greatest amount allowed by the rules to be insur-
ed in any one city, town or village. Unlimited
The greatest unit allowed to be insured in any one
block Unlimited
The amount Ofits capital earnings deposited IN any
other State as security for losses therein. None
The Charter or Act Of Incorporation said Compa-
ny. Herewith.
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DAN RICE CoHIss,-Dan is to be here
one day only and will have big tent
full afternoon and evening both. he wi !.
hang out" at the corner of Erie and Sum
mer streets Wednesday next, October 10 .,
the day before election. We are g 1
that Dan comes just when he does-fOr }. q
won't feel in a joking mood after election.
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B. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
u. s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI Superior st.
Subscriptions received to the
"7 3-I0 PER CENT. AND lO-4O" NATIONAL

-l LOANS. Ea
Commission al owed to subsoribers.)
EA5-U. s. Bonds of 1881, 6-2O's IO-40's Treasury
Notes, and all pther Government Securities pur-
chosed and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bought
and sonld at best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made at all accessible points. incur
rent flnds converted at lowest. Revenue Stamps
fos GALE Oc4
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CHEsTEUTs WGNTED.-Five hundred bush
els chestnusts wanted at 1873 0ntariOr St.
Oct. 5:l7l. o. B. GLENg & Co.
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ExAMINATI0N OF TEACHERS

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS
lI4for CuyahOga County viii be held as FolloVz
commencing at 10 A. NJ. and closing at4P.
In CLEVELAND, at the Court House, Sd story, room
No. 4, Sept. 10th, Oct ist, sth and 22d, Nov. 5th
and 18th, and Dec. Sd. In BEDFORD Oct. 18th, and
Ia BEREA Nov 12fh
There will es no examinations IN January and,
February, 1866.
Certificates dated only from the day Of aHiLSs.s,
examination. The came person cannot bs exaDjn
ID upon more than hoo days in any fhree months,
and those two days must not bo moro than one
month apart
All male applicants must pay fly cents. and all
e Gale applicants thirty-fve cents, as g condition
Of examination according to law.
L. ". FORD,
aspl.lgs Gierkof Frarina;ss
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CLEVELAND BRANCH SANITARY COMMISSION.
Wanted Immediately for Sherman's gal
liant army, onions, potatoes, pickles.. toma-
toes and dried fruits. Farmers and farm
ers' wives please, remember your brave
boys in the army, and send in your contri-
buttons at once before the season passes.
Send onions and potatoes in sacks or bar
rels, pickles in barrels or kegs, covered
with good vinegar. Everything for the
comfort of the soldier, in field or in hOspi-
tai, will be shipped without prepayment OF
freight, if directed to
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
95 Bank street, Cleveland, o.
Everything sent through this society will
be acknowledged in print and receipted fol
by letter, and will go straight down to our
soldiers, who need all we have to give, and
deserve more than we can ever do for them
Please call at our rooms, 95 Bank street
before you leave the city. sep29:172eOd
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ACADEMY OF MUsIe.-Mr. Bonifaee pre-
sented, on his benefit night, the best bill Of
the dramatic season, thus far-and we are
glad to say that he had a full house. AS
the {" Idiot of the Mountain " he displayed
terrible power, and won great applause.
The cast of the piece was splendid, and
every actor did himself credit.
"Laugh When you CAM" an excellent
comedy, was finely rendered.
This evening "The Idiot of the Noun
tain " will be repeated, with the Dumt
Girl of Genoa " as an afterpiece. It is {
| splendid bill.
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coMMERclAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,
FRr1Ay EyEErNG. Oct. I. 1850

The receipts D. lr-in by rail for the "A hOurS
ending at half past one O'clock to-day aro - fol
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en- 000 MoNBY ADVANgED. A., q ID,

0gJ\J,UUU in sums TO suit-at the old stand
nd ygeil-known WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, on
Sc e,urities Of every kind, viz: Gold and silvor
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWelTy, Guns,
pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons,
and all ,5rsonal property and articles Of value, OF
fo n,osf sstisfact5ry terms business strictly pri
vnfe Established 1851. N B--A variety of IN
redeemsd Watches, Jewelry, Guns, 6os for sale at
bargains
aver Davis and Peixotto's Clothing Store.
s-o,fe9 J. O. AW. WAGEER
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T A. WILCOX, GENERAL REAL
IL, ESTATE AGENT, los SUPERIOR STREET
sCITY PROPERTY.

I A. WILCOX, GENERAL REAL
II, ESTATE AGENT, los SUPERIOR STREET.
.CITY PROPERTY.
EUCLID sTHEEF-Two desirable lots so by 200
and three desirable residences PROSPECT STREET
able residence near Forrest Street. FORREST ST
Near ScOville, s lots 60 by 226-6 in. HARMON Sr-
Two story Brick House corner Clinton. CLINTON
STREET-Two story Wood House, lot &C by lgO );
also corner Of Taylor OHIO SRA building suit
able for manufacturing purposes, large lot and
house adjoining. BURwELL ST, corner Forrest
Lot 100 by lZ5; variety fruit. House and lot sc
Garden Street, LoRAIN, corner Of York street.-A
one aud a half story mouse; lot GO by I16. MIAMI
ST-DWalling, Blacksmith shop with tools; very
cheap BRIDGE ST.--SiX lots, A by 100. ERIE ST.
Lot 30 by ll2 feet ST CLAIR ROAD-Twelve and
a half acres of land, 81 miles from city set to
fruit. Also l3 acres miles out. Valuable Coal
lands in Licking county. One hundred and i've
acres Kennel coal offered very low. Forty acres
land adjoining Marquette. SUPERIOR ST corner
PERRY ST, 295-Two houses and lot KNsMAS ST.
Two lots so by 100; cornor Vine Oct. 7:l72.
7 HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND
! offer ct
Greatly Reduced Prices,
I5O Pieces best American, French, English and
scotch Plaid Cassmerss.
70 Pieces Esquinos. Maskows, Castor and Chin
chilli Beavers.
These goods were purchased last week, when gold
s lower than 1t has been since, and will be sold
ct less than New York present jObbing prices
s. MANN, l62 Superior ST.,
oo3 Opp site Bank st.
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ENSIGN & HANSOOM,
CHOICE FAMILY
q ROCE RIES,
1O6 PUBLIC SQUARE.
rnavJp-R2
TRAvELER's REGISTER.
DEPARTURES,

~ Citizens wishing conveyance TO either OF the
above Trains Boats will be called for BY Coachee
OF Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
ct the Omnibus Office, l47 Superior street, next
door 70 the Weddell House.