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RESERVED SEATS At The LEoTUREs.-The
practice lately adopted by the Library As
oeistion in compelling payment for a res
erved seat should be either discontinued
by the Association, or be made dead let
ter by the public in abstaining from pur-
chasing such seats.
The question needs no argument; it is
bad policy for the eassocistion,- > as it should
popularizs its leotures,-snd it is exor-
bitant in demanding twenty fve cents to
secure a seat. If the Association do not
rescind their rule the public must apply
the remedy if not this season, 1t can the
next.-Rerala, last ersnfng.
The above ill-tempered, ll-advised, and
ill-mannered article appeared in the
Cleveland Herald of yesterday evening
We know that it does not represent the
popular sentimeuton this question. Every
sensible man feels and argues that the
system ofreserving seats is one which adds
greatly TO the comfort and convenience Of
lectures, concerts or other popular amuse-
ments. If a gentleman wishes, by the ex-
penditure Of little postal currency, to
| secure for himself and lady the certainty
that Oh arriving at the Hall they
will not be forced to stand up all the eve
ming, it is surely advisable, by the system
of reserving seats, to provide him that
privilege; and if he chooses to run the risk
Of getting a seat for himself, he has no
| business to growl and grumble ct his more
provident nyighbor. 1t should be remem-
bered, too, that every cent of the profit On
reserved seats is applied directly to the
J purchase of books for the Library, and
4! thus aids on noble and bsnefeent institu-
! ton. A system like this, which, while 1t
provides for the convenience of the public.
adds to the revenue of one of our most
useful public organizations, ought 70 be
applauded, not attacked.
If the concluding sentence of the ar
ticle above ia to be understood as
threat to the present managers of the
Association, that they will be superseded
unless they follow at the beck of the Her
aid, we think it will prove most lille.
Those gentlemen are not SO ambitious o
the unremunerative and vexatiaus labor
necessary to their position as to be greatly
frightened at the fear of being removed
from office.
The Herald seems conceited enough t.
imagine that it has only TO issue its com
maud to secure unquestiOning submission
It's ediet will have just as much effect a
the Pope's bull against the comet,
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La Russ GREAT War SHow.-This woa-
derful exhibition, ofwhich there has cen
SO much said by the press of tho E zrn
States, opens at Brainard's Hall, this en-
ing, and will exhibit eight event, in
succession, Sunday excepted. The / ton
Journal in noticing the exhibition during
its stay in that city, says:
The first exhibition of La Rue's great
war show, or mechanical representation Of
the present war, took place at fremont
theater, last night, before densely crowd =
ed audience. It is a decided novelty, and is
therefore likely to attract crowds Of.specta-
tors Composed entirely of figures set in
motion by an Ingenious mechanism, it diff
fers from the Panorama, and presents many
really surprising effects. Many Of the
portraitures of incidents by camp, hoOd and
and field, have a wonderful reality about
tnem. The number and variety of scenes,
the thousands of moving mechanical
| figures, the vivid grouping of startling
incidents, and the admirable and accurate
| imitation, by mechanism, of battle, storm
and shipwreck, combine to render this ex-
hibition truly grand and fascinating. Mr..
D. c. La Rue, the greatest of living humor-
lists, appears at each exhibition in his
laughable and amusing comic psrlor en-
tainments, which, TO be fully appreciated
must be seen.
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$50 RzwARD.-Lost on Thursday last,
either at the depot at Erie, Pennsylvania,
or on the cars between Erie and Toledo, a
pocket book containing over five hundred
dollars (S5eO); 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-greeRbacls-and several compound
interest bearing notes. The finder will re-
ceiye the above reward by returning the
same 10 this Office.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE NORTHERN LIsHF.-This
steamer, Captain Murch, arrived from Lake
Superior early yesterday morning. She
experienced very heavy weather on that
lake last week, but she had pleasant trip
from Marquette, which point she left on
Sunday last. Severed vessels were waiting
to load at that port. Eighteen or twenty
inches of snow had fallen in that region.
The NOrthern Light brought down eighty
tons Of pig iron, seventy-seven tons Of iron
ore, and q quantity Of fish. She will not
return to Lake Superior this season,
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LEADER
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS.
EEw ADvERFIsE9zEEFs.

Academy Of musio--Niss Helen Western
TAYLOR, erisvold & Co.-Mourning BaImorAls.
Lsc Z Walker-New Music.
TsyIor, GrIawold & Co.-Breakf4st shswls.
u. Shepard, N. D.--Wsier Cure for Women.
IS 90 kswayd-Dog Lost.
Taylor, erlswOld oo.-Mournins Wells.
WaDted-Boarding.
Taylor, GriwoId & CO.-hOurning Dress Goods.
J. P. Ross-Lanl Sale Postponed.
Dr. Hslliws!l-Local Notice.
Tsylor. Grisgold & Oo.-Enz'ish Bomb zine.
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CLEVELAND LIBRARY aasla
ASSOCIATION.
bECTURE sEAS0E-WIEFsR 1s64-65.

The ecture Committee taEe pleasure in annouuo-
cling the following HGuned gentlemen As Lecturers
foE the Annual Course ls54-5;
JAMES E. MURDOCH-NoU. II.
Readings and Beeitations.
DR.. ]. G. HOLLAND-Dce. 1.
Subject, Cost aud compensation"
REV. JOHN S. c. ABBOTF-Dse. 8.
Subject "Our War and Gen. GraLt"
FITZ HUGH LUDLOW, Eso.-Dse. q.
Subject: GOOD Living"
REv. JAMES EELs, D D.--Jan. Il.
Subject: ''Ths HAif Moon ard the Nay FloEer.
sALPH WALDO EMERSON, ,Esa--Jaa.1s.
A New Lecture.
EDMUND KIRKE,'-Jan. -
sub'eots "JeR Davis at Home"
Hox, DAN'L s, DICEINSOE-Ft5.- -.
sabjdot ''Msu in His Relations to society and
GoTsrnmsnt."
REv. J. c. FLETCHER-Fsb. -.
Subjects 1900 Miles up the AmlEon."
JOHN B. COUGH, Eso.-MaTek H.
Subject Not yet announced.
Tickets admitting Gea tl.msn and Lady. %
-" two La1ies %
Tickets to sing Lecture - cts
Deserved eats 25 Gems Extro.
~ Tiekets for sale at the Li0IarT Rooms, Brain
ards Music Store, At the Book Stores, Commersial
| Bank and az the City Bank.
Il. E PERKINs, J r,,,,-,
J n. BLACKBURN, Cc1
nolI L. +. hELLEN,
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MASTER DUDLEY WALLEE-MATINEE SAT-
DAT ATTERsoOS.--Wc are happy to state
that, in accordance with our suggestion
yesterday morning, arrangements have
been made with that wonderful little elOeu-
tiOnist, Master Dudley Waller, in accord
ance with which he will give matinee, for
the children Of our public schools, at the
Academy of Music, tomorrow, Saturday }
afternoon. The doors will be open at two
P n, and the recitation will commence at
three O'Clock. Admission fee fifteen cents i:
adults twenty-five cents. As this will be
Master Dudley's last appearance in this
city, it will afford all thoso who have
missed his wonderful entertainments a
chance TO see and admire him. We earnest
ly urge all our readers who have not heard
him to do so without fail. Those who have
heard him will need no urging.
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SERIOUS AccIDEEr.-Charles E. Brown, a
Policeman, fell through q trap door open
ing into the cellar of his boarding house, on
Chestnut street, Wednesday evening. He
struck upon his right side with such force
az to cause internal injuries Of very seri-
Gus, though not, it is thought, of fatal
character
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4aealFSL.
NEW TREATMENT
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE.
Syphilis, SeraiaGJ Weakness, and tie Secret
Izt7sEjties Of Youth and Maturity,
DF9. W. and Il, LAMERT,

IatTTESties Of Youth and MGtEFttyy
DFg, w, and Il. LAMERT,
OGaes on Che rrst uoor in the Atwatsr Building,
4OOI Of 5uPNrl0r e., ,S}lyII Cleveland D.
Report on ne Nature, Treatment AID Cure Of
Nervous and Physical Mobility, Exhaustion, sper-
matOrrhea, and al uriAOSsonitai diseases OF the
nervous Eystem, and Ofhs9 diseases incidental 20
both sexes producing deasnerncy Of mental and
physical strength, termiDatihg in total debility
and fncaDact ty showing wSBy these diseases SO or
en- sppear incu able, when In reality they can De
sioCtuRIly removed BY the ngst simPle means
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An Instrument for the cure OF General Debility
OF SUcturual Emissions, more properly known Rs
Seminal Weakness, &C. Osu be permanently cured
in from fifteen days to two mouths, by the use u
this instrument, when used Conjointiy with medi-
YOUNG MIN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Drs. W, aud r Lsmert talse pleasure in snnoun-
clog tl8t they have invented E most important iI-
strusat fOr the care OF ae EDUEs diseases. 1t has
begn subjected a test by the most eminent ply
siciGns Ia London, Paris, Philadelphia and New
York. Ii has been declared the only useful instru-
ment ever invented for the cure Of Seminal Weak
ness or any disease Of the genital organs, caused BY
the secret habits of youth
Drs. W. and H. Lamort, IN oTsier 10 satisfy thf
most skepticai the niarts OF their instrument
pledge themselves that IN any maEaRce where may
prove unsatisfactory, after 1air trial. the money
will b. refunded by returning the instrument in
sSSl s.. 0''''' ''i'' . -''- -'4
NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CURES.
FOr the Venereal Diseases aud all Private Oom'
plaints-gleet structures, seminal weakness, pains
"a the Joints affections Of the kidneys, diseases o.
the hesd, throat and skin, and all those dread
ful affections arising from secret habit OF youtn
which produce constitutional debility, render mar
risge impossible and in the end destroy both body
ard mind. Tho treatment they adopt is the result
Of upwards Of thirty years extensive and successful
practice in Europe and Amerlca-
COUNTRY ISVALIDS-
Persons In any part Of the world may bo success
70 ly treated b. forwarding correct detail OF thei
case with a remittance for medicines, etc.
DIS. ". B Il. LAMERT,
AtwateF Bull iiEg, foot Of Superior ST.,
| sep24: R3:dEW Cleveland, Ohio.
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SERVICES IN TIE NEw CEAPEL-The new
Chapel connected with the United States
H, spital, in this city, will bo opened for
divine services on Sunday next, at two
O'Clock P. II. Rev. DR.. Aiken will make the
opening prayer, aad Rev. Mr.. Gillett will
read the Scriptures. The opening sermon
will be preached by Rev. Mr.. Rylanee.
Rev. Vim. H. seelsy will preach at six
O'Clock in the evening.
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: 1884. u
SPECIAL NOTICE
1854,

SPECIAL NOTICE.
10 Cftszssl5 aT C7eveIsnsE end Vicinity.
The under. ned Vould respectfully ask attention
D tho pravl-.,.ioHB klUwu ns
HUNHEWELL'E
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
For all throat and Lung Complaints.
HUNNREELIiE TOLU ANODYNE,
The great NeurRlgia, Rheumatic, Headache, Tooth
sche, boss Of Sleep, and general Nervous Rom
edY. Also for the pains in Monthly kcnA
truation, Perfect aelief.
HUEgEWELL'S ECLECTIC PILLS,
Tho most perfect form OF Oathartie ever giVcn g
tho puslio, which never require than two a1j
seldom but for dose, set without gripping, anu
cure
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Billiousness, Liver Com
plsi-ts, Pies, Worms, and ali arrangements o.
the Stomach and Bowels
The above preparations Of such unbounded repu
tation In New England, have tho confidence Of, end
are used by greet numbers Of Physoians ard prices
within the reach of all worthy the attention of
Invalids. who viii md them EsT1ot con ormitJtc
nature in medicine
Without reaorting 70 the common method OF col
Emns Of aGVertisiRg would ask confidence 20 tsst
shsra, which viii be sacred.
JOHN L. HUNEEWELL, ProprietoT,
Practical Chemist, Bouton, MsEz
For ==3a By Wholesale and retail dealers.
The greatest freedom Of correspondence solicited
Sold in Cleveland BY Geo. W Clark, Strong 8
Armstrong, Benton & Brothers, Churchill 4 Bros
A. ". Beck, T. ". Ssckridor. z, O. Gaylord.
Tnar}l- -R2-infu, Tn. ssthwy
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oswEaO nAEzkET---NOv. II,

TX FELBqRAPHsi
FlOur-Unchanged with good demand. 'alss
1000 bbis at $40 5O01O 10 for No spring; Sl1 %
for red winter Sll 60@Is % for while. sl2 25l
II 70 for dou le extra.
Wheat-ouiet. sales 400 ba vhits Canada at
81 O5 In gold
aOFn-Scarce ard quiet.
0afs-Lover. SAlss 22O0 bu western at 5sc; 200
bu do a. s9c
BarIey-Qliet.
Rye-Eominal.
Peas-EominRi.
Canal FreIghts-A steady. Flour 6s9soe
Wh5at lac, corn I25Sc, barley lao, oats Sc TO New
York. Lumber 81 5Og4 IS to the Hudson
Lake EmpOrts-2l, 800 bu wheat; 6o0OO oats,
Is, 90 barrie
canal Exports i5I bbIs -four 1900 BE-
wheat Il, GU oats; ,2OJ rye
shipments-By Bailr1ad, /. go bbls -four.
Wird south; light rain.
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MOxE7 FROM soLDIERs.-MOney is in the
County Treasury from soldiers, for Mary
Wall, Sophia Haroke, Mrs. Joseph NJ.
Stone, L. F. & T. Burgess, CasPar Schultz,
John Rosball, and Garret PiPer.-Money
has also beep received from the 1oSd Regi-
ment to the amount of over eleven thous-
and dollars.
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TIE soLDIER's voTE OF AsHTAsULA CoUN-
TY.-The soldiers of Ashtsbula cast $40
votes at the October election, 646 of which
were for the Union, and for the Copper
head ticket General Garfield received
$50 votes for Congress, his competitor,
Moses, none. In 1883 the soldiers Of Ash
tabula cast 525 votes for Brough and 4 for
VGllandigham.
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CHICAGO mARKET-NOv. IL.

jBT TELEaBAPH.l
FIOur-very dull and declined 26e.
VTseat-Aetive but declined SAB. Sales st 81
6s0I T354 for No. 2.
COrn-Firm and advanced &c. salss At 81 800
I 40 for No. 2
Oats-Quiet and declined I1Sc. Sales ct 69@e4e
for No. 2
Whfsky--Dull at 81 639l ssk
HOEs-Actiye and easier. Sales 1t lo9l01ko foi
medium TO good
PrOvisIOns-Dull.
POrk-mess declined &c. Sales at S35 0OG
S3T co. Prime me declined 6Oc: S33 on.
ReeHipts-e,4OO bbla -four, "a, ,0OO bush wheat
Il, coo bush Corn; 80, coo oats.
Shfpments-4,O0 90 bbls dour; III, ,0o0 bu wheat
corn 81, COO oatl llg,oQo.
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Enw8nrtaI.

VETIGs AND HAIR WORN.
WE. D US NEW ESTABLIsKEEEl,
THE LARGEST IN TIE STATE,
FOR VIC gsglHe NJ LADIES' HAIR 0RESSlas
10 PUBLIC SQUARE.
Manufactures OF ~ tinds o. WIGS, iDolVdlns
tee celebrated
ILE.u SION WIG,
that so resembl6s nstuTo as % defy the olo5ssi
scrutiny. ver7 large and beautiful stock Ct
LONG HAIR. (b olght By the proprietor from
Europe, for SWITCHES I'D BRAIDs-the finest
assortment ovor ss,n il this city.
ladies' Front Pieces and Ea,I-Elgs,
In sVsry STYLE With all Improvements.
SKIS OF OURliS, made from French HsiurH
Ozrlod Hslr iguSTsBtecd.j
EUGENE DOUBLE and TEIPLE BOWS
WETERFALLS, &C.,
,Mads by the advertiser, equal to those imported
Ladies' Brsids made into any kind Of HsaG- Dres
o. Bow without injury to Switch.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING In ths r'o5t pseFe''
Tg aud fashionable styles.
90 All work warranted as representa- d.
HOT and COLD BATHS ct all hours. oeoas
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The Angler House furniturs, &c. sales
commence again t ten o'clock Monday,
November l4Th. Only about one-fourth OF
the furniture is sold. the sale will con-
tinue till Saturday, November l9th. One
locomotive boiler viii be sold the same day
of the sale of horses anu carriages. shd the
land sdvertised at two o'clock, Wednesday,
November 16. novlA:5d
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COuRT OF COMMON PLEks-CJTIL BRANCH
BEFoRE JUDGE FooTE-The case of John n.
Ford Ct al. Us. Philip l. Price, occupied this
branch yesterday. All the testimony was
given in and the argument commenced
late in the afternoon.
CsIMINAL BRAXcH-BEToRE JUDsE COFFIN
sERRT.-George Foster was sentenced 10
three months imprisonment in the County
Jail, for illegal voting at the last election.
He was minor, and the fact of his voting
illegally was discovered and he was indict
ed, tried and sentenced speedily. The
notable feature in the case is, that Foster
voted for Mcclellan, and the Judge who
sentenced him voted for ditto. Several
other cases of this kind are soon to come
up.
The case of Ohio vs. James o'Neil., sharg
ed with burglary and grand Larceny was
brought up yesterday afternoon in thl
Branch. Not much Of the testimony was
given in up to the time of adjournment.
| The case will be continued today.
BENEFIT or MR. JAMES LEWIS" Laugh
ter maketh & man fat" and he who con-
tributes to the sum-total Of smiles and fun,
and helps to relieve the gloom Ofthis dreary
world Of ours, is a philanthrOpiIt and &
humanitarian. If this axiom be accepted
and who can eontrOvert tive know of
no one better deserving the popular good
will than that most laughter moving oi
comedians, Mr.. James Lewis. During the
three years of that gsntleman's sojouTn in
this city, he has steadily grown in favor,
and now is among the most popular actors
star or stock, that ever appeared before q
Cleveland audience. The simple snnOunse-
men of Mr.. Lewis name has come to be oi
itself no mean attraction, and his
mere appearance on the stsgs has Of late
become the signal for welcoming applause.
This popularity and success, 50 aattering
70 young actor, is all deserved. Always
excellent, Mr.. Lewis has greatly improved
even on his former success, during the past
season, and in several popular farces has
made almost unprecedented hits We are
sure, therefore, that the announcement
that he will take benefit on Saturday
evening will be hailed with delight, and
that he will have q crowded house. Or
that occasion will be performed-for the
first time in this countryside new piece ga
Bird in the Hand worth Two in the Bush, .
Other attractions will add to the interest o.
the evening. Let everybody turn out and
see Jim. Lewis in his glory.
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EEw vORE sTeps.A lsARHRT.

REV YORK sTesC4 MARKET.
NEW YoRK, Nov. II, 1884.
Government SdOeks-Aotive and without
decided chaaRe. United States sizss 1881 coupons
llO5S; do SO coupons 1OS5<; 1910 eOu oHs s61S.
sioelks-BOtte r. Island lO55<: Chicago, Bur.
lingtoa 4 Quincy -; Fort Wayne lO41fi North
western 455l; Northwestern preferred 81; Illinois
Central scrip 12fJS; Cleveland 4 Pittsburg -; New
York Centrai III u; Erie eTi Hudson lSO1<; Read
lag 1861; Michigan Southern Northern Indiana
T2; Michigan Central -; Toledo -S On ck-
silver =; u. Mississippi Certificates -; Mar
,pOs -; Erie preferred %; Canton
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Jusr REcEIvED.-Anothe fine lot Of those
cheap Shaker BlinGs, at E. C. Jones', l4t
Superior street. nOv5:l79
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LOCAL NOTIURe.

5BoME AoAIN.-Dr. Halliwell begs to in
form his many patrons and friends, that he
has returned from New York, and can be
seen ct his office as usual, on business.
HALLIWELL & DANIELS,
nov1s:l7S Dentists.
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Oval FRAMEs-All sizes and patterns.
Mouldings and frames furnished to order
at E. C. Jones', LAG Superior street.
nnvh 17Q
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CITY NEWS.

Some beautiful Flowers and Ribbons
now opening at Mrs. Shaw's Millinery
Store. nov.S
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EXAMINATION OF DRAFTED 'MES.-The men
elected in the late supplementary draft
report themselves with great promptness
for examination, and submit to the ordeal
with becoming spirit. The room of the
Examining Surgeon wss busy place yes
terday, and the days business closed with
this result:
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NEW EDR& BzARkEE~-.NOy.I ~.
IBE gHLEsBAFB.l
COtGOu-Bslyy and decidedly lower. saleS at
81 SS for middiiDg upiants.
FlOur-Sssts and Western dull, unsestl and
25@40c lowsr
seIsG 50 4Oa9 SO for extra State; $40 s5a1O 80
for common TO good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio $40 9OGll 7s for trade brands. Market
ell sipg firm with sellers at the Inside quota
| tioas.
WhisIyy-scarcely so firm Sales at s. TO
"a for western, chiefly ~ = 1jfsl 49,
Wheat-DuIl aud more or less nominal a. de-
| cline Of Slg5o D bu. Sales winter red western %
81 25i choice new white Miohigsn ct - SIS choice
I amber Michigan So 80.
| kFo-Qutst.
BarIey-DuIl AID heavy.
COriI-DUl and declining Sales at 81 real 50
for mixed western in store latter P-ie7 an extreme
| and 81 81 for a small lot ditto delivered
| Oats ull and lower az 9io for western aooat.
/ COffee-Duli and nominal
Sugar-Dull Sc &c for Porto Rioo, and 2l922o
1 Tor Cuba and uusoovado.
/ MOlHEsss-D Dull aud unchanged.
/ Petroleum. Quiet. Crude s&G45c.
! POFE-OpsGed decidedly lower, but closed With
more fImuesG. Sales at s3e oogSs 60 for mess;
/ $50 76GEi0 Is for new do cash and regular way
closing at go % cash; SJT 0O9ST 80 for prime aud
| S3S T5G39 % for prime mess. Also 27O0 bbls new
mess for all November at $40 %; loeO bbls new do.
packing Of 1S54-5 same delivery At S4I 00 and 6O0
/ bbls prime mt IS for December, at $50 80.
| Beef-Stsady at about previous prices,
| Beef Hams-Firm at s37 OO6528 o..
CDt Meats-darket rather heavy a. lI9ls for
] shoulder; IS g31O for hams.
| I.arai-Less active and decidedly lover; 81 IA
2S94e, latter price extreme, closing Gt G25zGZs0
| for prime western.
Buitsr-Heayy at s21Fal6o for OhiOi 4O955o
1 fr state.
ChseSe-Heavy at l59241So.
E.y. MOEssE MAEX EsT-.-EOv. II,
lHE r-LEssLFE.I
J aEOney-Stesdy ct q ot.
/ Sterling ExehRnge-Dulia ct 1099l091k foT
gold
GOId-Unsettlsd and lower. Opening at 22ejS
declining TO 2is advancing 70 22f%, d0cliRing &
| 222, and closing = 22sZ.
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SLIGHTLY soLD.-Mr. Weiss of Rochester
lost $50 in house of i'll fame on River
street, on Wednesday night.
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DIED.

November 18th, Is ABELLA, daughter Of 7. O
and Anna Early, aged two ysars and seven months
Funeral Eriday, the 18th, at 211S O'Clock P. n j,
from rssidsncs corner cf high snd sheriff Streets
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R1vETEs's REGIsFRR-

EE- Citizens Wishing oonveyanoe TO either OF tht
sbcTa Trains Boats viii be called for by Ooaches
OF Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their sddrest
at the Omnibuz once, I4T Superior street, neJt
dOyr 10 the Tsddeii House.
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AoADENY OF MusIo-Another full house
greeted Miss Western last evening. The
first tpiece-Buckstone's "Green Bushes, p
was performed even better THAI on the &C.
casion of its first representation, last week.
The afterpiece-"A Devilish Good joke
as played last night, contains several OBJ
jectionable features, aud lacks many of the
essentials of q successful farce.
This evening, "Cynthis, or the Flowers
of the Forest" will be produced. "a
Devilish Good Joke" will be repeated.
Tomorrow, Saturday evening, occurs
NJ. Lewis's benefit, on which occasion the
new drama, "a Bird in the Hand Worth
Two in the Bush, i" viii be presented, with
other attractions.
On Monday evening, the well-known
actor, Mexican Buchsnsn, makes his debut
in the sterling comedy, London A5sur-
nee"
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Z. C: Jones, I46 Superior street, has
greatly reduced the prices on Looking
Glasses and ali other goods in his line.
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