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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

LBf TELEGRAPH.
New YORK, Aug, %, 1854.
Reeeipts-Besves ,2Ts; Cows 50; Calves 2 og9;
Sheep and Lambs 20, ,l20 swine. 8, 49,
The current prices for the week at all the mar
kets are:
Beef CattIe-lst quality, SIS OO@l9 50; ordi-
nary to good quality sl4 50@l7 90; common quail
ty So OOGl3 90; inferior quality So SOFAS co.
Veal CRIVes-lst quality, . h, l0allc; ordi-
nary quality s1499z9ci common quality 7149s1Sc;
inferior quality 79715c. -
Sheep and Lambs-Extras Der head 81 90
az 90; prime quality So 0O96 5O ordinary ouall-
ty s. O096 70; common quality S4 5Og5 %; iafe-
rioF quality 50 5O94 80. .- -
sEine-COrn-fed,P per n SIl54; stilI-fed Ils<
@IlZc. -
The market remains without essential change
Tne supply Of Beef Cattle was fair but not eSces-
sive. At the opening the market ruled fr1ner but
many cattle which were detained by the washing
away Of bridges the Erie railway are expected 10
come in before the end Of the week in view or
which the market subsequently ruled heavy. and
prices showed some concession from the opening
prizes. The range Of prices was as above but tbe
bulk Of good prime Offering sold at 1sGIs15c
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FFICE OF THE CLEVELAND Iron MINING Co.,
Cleveland, August 16th, 1864.
.DVIDEND NOTICE.-The Directors
LOT this ''Cleveland Iron Mining CO.. have de
clared sen annual dividend Of Five Dollars (s5)
per share, payable the 30th Of August. Stock
holders registered IN the New York books will be
paid IT the ONCE Of Formers Losn and Trust Go. -
in New York. All others Will be paid at the ONCE
Of the Company, In Cleveland ..
Transfer books will be closed from the 23d to the
S0th, inclusive, SAM'L L. MAEBER,
EulI-I65 Treasurer.
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The MARTISETTI TRoUPE.-We are pleased
to announce that Manager Ellsler has en-
gagged the services of the celebrated Mar
tinetti Troupe of pantOmimists for brief
season in this city, opening at the Academy
of Music on Monday evening next. Their
engagement was to have commenced last
Monday evening, but they have been 50
successful in Columbus that they remain
there another week. The Columbus papers
TEEN with praises of them, and we can,
without any danger of losing our reputation
for foresight, prophecy that rich treat is
In store for our citizens.
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MEsTERINo OUT OF THE I5OTH O. n. G.
Captain DFummond mustered out seven
companies Of the I5Oth yesterday-the
work being much facilitated by the admira-
BILE manner in which the various rolls had
been made ont. The men expected to have
been paid off yesterday, but Paymaster
Coon could not crafty them, as the neces-
sary funds were not forthcoming from
Washington. In all probability they will
arrive so that the work can be completed
to-day. Should the funds not arrive when
expected, the Mayor will borrow money
sufficient to pay off Companies I and X
from Dover and UberIln-so that the mem
bers thereof can go home.
The fact that they are once more out of
the service and fres from the restraints of
military discipline, seems to be exceeding
iy gratifying to the members of the regi-
iment.
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Mr.J. W. Clarke, the first speaker, de-
livered what was less an oration than an
essay, on the History and present condition
of the Science of Astronomy. Mr.. Adams
spoke forcibly of avarice as the besetting
sin of the Nation. Mr.. Cross piece was q
careful and vigorous version of an old topic,
and one none the less fruitful from being
old. Mr.. Earles advocated Republican gov
ernment in a strong oration. The drift of
Mr.. E.W. Clarke's Grafton is apparent from
its title. We need only say that in excel
lenee of matter and elegance of delivery
Mr.. C. surpassed himself and, we had al
most said, every one else.
Mr.. Pyles, from illness, did not appear.
Wilder's piece, as every one expected, was
sound and well digested, and bristled with
pungent argument. The last grafton by
Mr.. Johnson pointed out quite neatly the
anolOgy between social revolutions and the
volcanic upheavals of which geOlogists in
form US. Intended simply as an illustra-
ton and not at all as fnll exposition of
the principles of social economy, it was
pointed and appropriate.
The Musical Union, given last night at a
" Rehearsal Concert" is foretaste, as it
were, of what We are to expect at the We'd
nesday evening concert. Judging from
this, we can promise to all lovers of real
good music, ample satisfaction on that 90
casion. ra sHf
Miss Lizzie Gates, whose naturally mag
nifeent voice has been improved since her
last appearance here, by two years of care
full culture, sang several solos in a very ar
tistic style, and she was supported ably by
the whole force of the Musical Union
This association, which numbers at present
about q hundred, has been, during the
summer, undsr the training of Mr.. G. W
Steele, of weil-known musical reputation,
and is in most excellent working order.
D. F.
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DARLET.-A couple of photographs from
original drawings, by F. o. C. barley, are
on exhibition in sargeant's window, and at
tracts much attention. Being photographs,
they are of course, fac siRliIe specimens of
his wonderful pencil. One is entitled a
Cavalry Charge at Fredericksburg" and
the other 'fFOraging in Virginia" The
first is full of life, action and expression,-
peculiar characteristics of Darley's hand
ling; while the second is all humerous-a
subject in the expression ofwhich this art
ist is ever happy. Lovers of the beautiful
and striking in art, should examine these
pictures, for it is not often that we can see
anything so near an ''original Darley."
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II. Langston has been commissioned
I'd Lieutenant Ofartillery, and empOw-
cred to raise field battery. He will soon
commence recruiting therefor at Lesven-
worth, Kansas, per order of General Curtis.
Lieutenant Langston formerly resided in
Cleveland.
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Fourth Ward.

| large and enthusiastic meeting was held at tn
Engine House, in this Ward, on Saturday nigh
last, at which it resolved to continue the effort
already begun to furnish the Government with tn,
rsqu' site number Of men called for and rave til,
Ward from draft"
It was also resolved that the Enrolment Com.
mittee, after completing the enrolment be instruc
ted to enter opposite each name on the enrolment
/ list, the amount each man has subscribed and M
amount paid by each mau that Is enrolled in the
ward, and that the list be read on its completion.
NAVAL RECRUITS.
Resolved, Any person knowing Of any person mn,
In the Naval service, or who has been since the
breaking ont Of the Rebellion, from the Fourth
Ward is specially desired to report the same to tba
Fourth Ward ONCE, 24S Superior street. or to JuT
with.
Resolved, That each enrolled man in the Ward be
called on to increase his subscription to forty dol
lars, to enable tho Committee TO give the same
bounties to recruits and substitutes that other dis
tricts ara giving
Resolrsd, That each member Of the Canvassino
Committee be requested to immadiately caDvass his
district and report to the Office on Superior street
on Wednesday morning next, the 2ith inst at A
NJ, and daily thereafter.
ENRO LIED MEH OF Tue FOURTH WARD
We earnestly solicit you to come up to the work of
responding to the call Of the Government for onr
quota, without q draft Twice has the Banner
Fourth Ward nobly responded to aeh call and sue-
ceeded. Shall we fail nOW2 The men can BE- had =.
all want is sufficient funds to accomplisb tbs
purpose. Let these be furnished promptly and am
ply, and our Ward, once more, nObly gives sub
tal proof Of her devotion and patriotism to the
Government under which We live, and opposition to
the wicked rebellion that strives to destroy the
most benign Government on earth. sRa Iy then
once more, to sustain the flag Of our country and
put down our enemies.
Let those who are liable to draft give; let those
who are not, give, and help sustain the Ward In me
noble and patriotic character she has always hiIi--
erto sustained. Let those who have subscribed
tons tc the district canVassers or to the Office On
Superior street. Let the gentlemen Of wealth and
means Of the Ward, give us Of their abundance and
save the separation Of families and thereby relieve
the Ward from the support OF those whose Parents
Husbands or Sons may be taken from them Come
up promptly and literally to the work, and your
Committee sincerely believe that although only fo
dogs remain, the work can be accomplisbed
au24.l65 R. J. FULLER, Chairman
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w the QuartermGsters Department. at Nashville,
Tennessee, 800 Laborers, wages S45 per mopth and
rations; 800 TeamsterG, wages 80 per month and
rstions. To men capable Of taking charge Of
Train as WagOnmaster, that viii report with 25
men, SEQ per month will be given. Assistants with
fifteen men, SIS per month. None need apply but
sble-bodied men, willing to engage for SIX months
Transportation furnished.
D. SHERWOOD, Agent ofA. Q. NJ,
au19-R2 Commercial House, Cleveland, o.
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CHERIFFs sALE-TN OBEDIENCE

SHERIFFS SALEM OBEDIENCE
~ to the command Of q writ Of Yenditioni Expo-
mas, issued from the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Cuyshoga county, Ohio, and to me directed in the
case wherein Henry Hott lie Plaintid and Robert
Wallace is Defendant, shall expose TO sale at pub
lie auction, at the door Of the Court House of said
county, on the 18th day Of September A. d 1874
st 2 o'clock p. NJ OF said day, the following de,
scrbed lands and tenements to wit: Situate in the
Township Of Middlrburgh, in the county Of Cuya-
hoga and State Of Ohio, and is known as a part OF
Section Sixteen in said Township and is bounded As
follows: Beginning upon the South line Of said sec
tion In the centre Of the Watson Rod, 50 called,
thence South SS deg. West along the South line Of
said Section to the Southwest corner thereof twen
ty-uine and 25-lOO chains; thence North Il deg
East along the Sc tion liue twenty six 1O0 chAins
thence South 50 deg. East thiIty-nine ard 67-ll0 o
chains 70 the Northwest corner Of land owned BY
=. G. WalcOme; thence South q deg. East six So.
100 chains thence North SO deg, West fourteen and
2200 chains to the centre Of said road nineteen and
47lOo chains to the place OF beginning; containing
Is and p 100 acres Of land.
Appraised at SS,sI1 90.
Z. II. LEWIS, Sheriff.
By L. B. WHITNEY Deputy.
LOREN PRENT1ss, PMS Atty.
Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 10, 1854, au2O-Ie5
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BUFFALO MARKET.-Aur. "a

III INLE1I IaFIIsT
FIOur-Act,ve and unchanged.
Wheaf-In moderate demand. No l Wiiv-au-
kee spring held at s2 %; No. Chicago spripg 90
az 0s. winter red western 2 1902 IS; amber win.
ter 2 2s92 30.
COFu-AcEvt and hrmer.
Oats-MOre active at 75c
Whisky-Firm at 81 50.
Canal Freights--Firmer To New York
Wheat 2l1zc, Corn 10; Oats Iz5S y '7T
Lake lmpOrts-ElOur7 7,O77; wheat & s1n.
corn "a, ,S17, oats u, 1856.
Canal Exp0rts-Elour - wheat "A ESQ.
corn 81, ,170i oats 2,6O5.
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T OST-BETWEEN THE WEDDELL
House and ls7 Prospect street or % Cedar street,
Ladies small (huntlng casel Gold Watch, With Chain
and Pin Pin marked sarah" &C. The finder swil
be literally rewarded by returning the same TO me.
auls-l65 J. r. BISHOP. .
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LOCAL NOTICES.

A trOtting match for 500, the best three
in five to harness, will coWe off on the
Count Fair Ground track on Thursday,
Aug. 25th, at three o'clock p. n. ]. Bennett
names Lizzie Miner; J. NJ. Wilson names
Harry Sweetzer. au24-165
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND,
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
New L.Oan-Seven and Ebree-Tenfhs
Treasury Notes.

This Bank is prepared and will receive subscrip-
tions for the NEW LOAN Of Treasury Notes, pays-
BILE three years from Au ust IS "a, bearing inter-
est at the Of seven aud three tents per cent.
per annum, with semi-annual coupons attached,
payable iB lawful money.
Interest will be allowed to August 18th on depos-
its prior to that date. II made subsequent inter
est will be computed and charged to time Of pay
ment
Notes viii be issued for $50, 800, $780, 900 or
S., ,OO0, and made payable to order or in blank,
subscribers may direct.
These Notes viii be convertible at the option Of
the holder, at maturity, into six per cent. gold
bearing bonds, rsdeemable after i've (5) and paya-
Bile twenty years from August 18th, 1867. jySO Ia2
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6orerumfntaI,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE.
WAgHTgeTog- D. q lima "a

WAsHISeros, D. O., June "a 1854
WANTED-SURGEONS AND AS
W sistant Surgeons for Colored Troops-Candi
dates must Be Graduates Of some regular Medics
CoIege, and must be examined BY Board OF Eelicsi
Omeers to b convened by the Surgeon-General Ais
wanted. hospital stewards for cqlOred regiments
CRndidates must possess iair agiish education and
be familiar with the compounding and dispensing o
medicine. Application must be made as in the cas-
OF surgeons and Assistant Surgeons. Compensation,
from 50 70 $50 Per month, with clothing, rationa
tue and quarters. The Board viii determine whethsl
the candidate will be appointed Surgeon assistant
surgeon, according 10 merit. Applications accom-
panied By one or more testimonials from respect
able persons as 70 moral character, &C. should b.
ad dressed 10 the SurgeonGcncraf u =. A., Washing
ton, d. o., or 70 the Assistant surgeon General q
8. A, Louisville, Ky. Boards are now In sesgiop
g Boston, heE York, Washington, Cincinnati, 81
Louis and New Orleans.
jos. &. BARNES
lu!yl ;lI9-Iu&Lh Acting on-Genoral.
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aSp1Irn 6ppds
for Sale.

OTIS FOR SALE.-I35 FIT. FRONT
~ on Superior street, corner Of Muirson street.
Also sub-ots l6, II and Is, being - feet front each
On superior street. east Of AIuirson street. Also
70 ieet 'front.' on Spring street. running back 20 tn
reilroad track, being land on which a part Of the
wocd-shed Of the Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinna
railroad stands. Also, II feet inches front
hamPlain street, nearly opposite the new Ci
curt House.
For terms inquire Of PAINE & WADE,
dec8h2 AttorneTs
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Diplomas Presented.


The essays were all excellent and were
finely read. Where ell were SO excellent
it is hard to particularize.
The excellent music of the occasion was
furnished by chorus consisting of about
twenty ladies and gentlemen, together with
solos by Misses Gates and Marshall, under
the direction of Mr.. G. W. Steele.
In the evening the address before the
alumna was delivered by the Rev. R. c..
Kedzie.
The Commencement of the College and
Theological Department takes place to-day,
aud the Annual Concert in the evening
The exercises will be of universal interest.
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sPESzBR's VEGETABLE WoRN COSFEoTIoNs
are the only reliable worm remedy now
known. See testimonial.
Nh. P. J. SPENZER-I have now been sell
ing your Worm COnfeetions for several
months, and find them to give universal
satisfaction. All who use them speak well
of them. Respectfully yours,
J. J.BEEMAS, NJ. D., Druggist,
aug23:166 No. 1863 Ontario street.
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COMPANY Z, nth 0. N. G.-The members
Of this company will meet at Perry Town
Hall, at ten (lO) o'clock A. M, on Thurs
day, August 25th, or at North Newberry,
same hour, on Saturday, August 9th.
GEO. E. PAINE,
Aurust 22d. 1854 anr24.1R5
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Manda Klbrain, of Red6eld, oswego
County, New York, wishes to obtain infor
nation relative to her friends, who came to
this city in 1855, from Jefferson County,
New York. The names of her brothers are
Alanson Peck, Erastus Peek, and James
Peck, that of their mother Mahala Peck.
Any information relative to any of them,
left at this Office will confer faver on an
anxious and lonely daughter and sister.
aug 20: 1855
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Jew YORK sToCK lIARKEr.
lBY TEBEGRAPH.l
MY Ynpr Anr % 10

IBY TEIEGRAPH.
NEW YoEK, Aug. %, 1854.
Government StOeks-Quiet and frn.
StOeks-.HesVy. United ststes skies, Five
tWen,y coupons, llS do 81 coupons 100; do 81 re-
gistered l0ss4; do one year certificates 95; Ohio
Miss. certificates 4s; Quicksilver sO5S Y O. 23ss5;
Erie nos; do Preferred 1O91z; Hudson I2s; Bead
ng 1891; Mich. Cent 1885; Mich. So. IS; Wabash
6s5 Ill T. scrip l2s; Pttsburg HOY; Northwestern
81; Rock Island ITO; Prairie du Chen 81; FtWayne
III. :
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WANTED-PRINTERS WHO ARE
" willing 70 permit their employers 20 manage
they affairs, get permanent work by applying
At the n. ]. Tribune Office.
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MI. HONEY MARKEF.--Aur. as.

III IELEaHAFH.T
MOneY-More active and firm at 3 cent.
Sterling Exehange-Little more active at
2SO for currency 1851 for gold.
GOld-Firmer5 pening at 2571s, advancing to
2577S, and closing at 257sS.
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lSilrer Ghatns.
CILvER OHAIEs

give CHAINS
~ AND
81 L V ER Rim G9
An unlimited stock all styles and prices. Chains
from 81 so to $500 Rings, from plain silver Ring
st 10 cents to elabOrately engraved Loeket Ring
inlaid with gold, at $1,000.
We have the exclusive sale for this city Of all
goods Manufactured by A. L. ROOT, Of Medina both
solid gold and silver, and they made express
ly for our trade, We know they are pure coin.
Dealers are requested to cali and examine.
Wholesale and Retail in any quantity.
N. BURT,
Clock and Matchmaker, l46 superior-st.
mav10-RQ
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BOSTON COPPER STOCK HARRIET.

BOsTOs, Aug. %
Central So; franklin 81: Hancock l21S; Huron,
81; Isle Royale 1s; Rockland Is; Columbian 9; Min
nesota S414i MesUard 10; Pewabic 6l15; Pitts 50;
Quincy 102; Superior 81
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CITY NEWS.

THE 164TH.-The l64th 0. N. G., Colonel
Lee-nOw stationed at Camp Cleveland
viii be mustered out within two or three
days.
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The Public Schools of this city will COM
Wenee on Monday, September 5th.
Teachers are requested to meet the Satur-
day previous at O'Clock, P. N.
L. D. HUDSON, Secretary,
aug. 24:IB5. Board of Education.
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Gita Advertisements.
70 WOOD AND COAL .DEALERS

ITO WOOD AND COAL DEALERS
Il Sealed proposals will be received at the City
Clerks Office, City Of Cleveland until II O'Clock NJ
ofsaturday, the 9th inst, for i've hundred cords
Of good, hard merChantable wood, four feet long,
and hve hundred tons good bituminous coal; the
wood to be delivered az some convenient place on
the canal or river, and the coal to be delivered to
soldiers families from ne to time, on the order oi
the Committee Of tho city Council appointed for
that purpose Persons making proposals for coal
viii please state the kind Of coal they propose to
furnish
Proposals for the above are solicited, the CITY
Council reserTing the right to accept or reject the
same. By order Of the City Council.
@. Z. HILL, City Clerk.
Cleveland, August 9, 1s64. aHS-Is5
SEALED PROPOSALS for doing the
~ Carpenters Work % the School House about 10
be erected in the 4th Ward Of this City according
to plan and specification I'm the possession Of Mr.
O. Porter, Architect, viii be received by the m
dersigned at the office Of Tennis 4 DangIer 1S7
Water street, up to Friday, tho I'd September next.
D. A. DANGLER,
an4:lh6 Chairman Of School COMMITTEES.
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Grand Rally Tonight and Every Night
this Week Of the Enrolled Men OF the
Old Fourth Ward.
Every man of the old Fourth Ward
whether enrolled or not, is requested to be
present, as business of the utmost impor-
tanee will be brought before the meeting.
The committees on enrolment and col
lection are esseeially requested to be pres
ent and report. R. c. FuLLER,
su24-165 Chairman.
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snEnIAI NnrInE
1861.


Il
To Citizens Hf Cleveland and Vicinity.
The undersigned would respectfully ask attention
/ o the preparations known as
HUNNEWELI'S
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
For all throat and Lung Complaints.
HUNNEWELL'S fOLU ANODYYF.
The great Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Headache Tooth.
ache, Los OF Sleep, and general Nervous Rem
edy. Also for the pains in Monthly Mems
truation, q Perfect Relief
hURhEWELL'S ECLECTIC PILLS,
The most perfect form Of Cathartic ever given 70
the puElic, which never require more than two an
seldom but one for q dose act without gripping an
cure
Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Billiousness Liver Com.
plants, Piles, Worms, and all arrangements Of
the stomach and Bowels.
The above preparations, Of such unbOunded repu
tatfon IN New England, have the confidence or and
used by, great numbers Of Physicians and ricpI
within the reach Of ALL worthy the attentionof
invalids, who will fad them a strict con ormityt5
nature in medicine.
without resorting to the common method Of col
umns Of advertising, would ask Confidence to test
them, which will be sacred
JOHN 1. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mas,
Eor sale by wholesale and retail dealers.
Ihe greatest freedom Of correspondence solicited
Sold in Cleveland by Geo. W. Clark, Strong {
Armstrong, Benton Brothers, Churchill 4 Bros,
A W. Beck, Il. ". Sackrider, II. o. Gaylord,
marSl- R2-inTu, II, satSWy
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MORNING LEADER
WEDNESDAY MORNING., AUGUsT24
NEW ADvERTIsEsIEETs.

Academy Of Music-Ravel Troupe.
For sale-Land in East Cleveland.
s. L. wadsworth-Strsyed or Stolen.
W. MeIhinsh-PotatOes for Sale.
wanted-Three One Year Substitutes.
Wanted-situation.
Fourth Ward-Notiee.
W. Melhinch,-Tallow for Sale.
John Whitelsw-NOtice to Contractor
As Cheshire st.-Servant Wanted.
2O5 Ontario st.-Substitutes Furnished.
Geo. Hester-Local Notice.
Board Of school Exsminers-Ioeal Notice.
Co. L, l7lst o. N. G.-Loeal Notice.
Public SohoOls-Local Notice.
Trotting Mnteh-Local kotice.
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NoT1cE.-The usual monthly examination
OF applicants for positions in the Public
Schools of Cleveland, will be held on satur-
doy, August 9th, at the High School House,
commencing at o'clock.
LEWIS W. FORD, Board
E. R. PERKINS, of
ANsoN sxYTH, Examiners,
Aug. 2e, 1884, aag24:ie5
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NoTIoE.-George Hester, Justice Of the
Peace, having returned from ths 100 day
service, will be found at his Office at No
8s Superior street, ready to attend to busi
ness. aug24:165