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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE-
L IWARO.-5tra ed or stolen, last week from Mich
olsou's Pasture Detroit street a large kO.n h AkE
ph 7rt iail about years old, rather hea traveller
Whoever vi return her the Gas Ot1cs Ia this CITY,
OF give information whi n Will lead 10 her recovery
EbaU nave the above reward. nOl:ltO
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CINNoNADING.-The city did not know
but raid was beirg made on us last even
ing about dusk. Several reports of can
non went laundering through our streets.
We have not been able to learn definitely
the occasion or precise locality of this de-
monstration. Nothing but conjectures and
hearsay is left. 1t could hardly be Union
rejoicing over the late great victory. The
gun was probably in the hands of Copper
heads, who took that way to express their
qualification over the fact that George B.
Mcclellan had resigned his commission as
Major General, and become Peace man in
thorough earnest. This is highly prob
able.
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COOP NEWS FOR EvERFBoDH.-As the 90. d
weather approaches, it beco es every one
to provide against the inclement winter, by
sn early purchase Of Boots and Shoes, and
we know no betteA place in this city to get
go d, reliable and fashionable article,
than at the great Bankrupt Sale, 109 Supe.
rior Street, where they are closing out the
immen stock of Butter6eld, Loring 4 Co.,
20 per cent cheaper than they can be man
ufsctured to-day. Their stock has always
enjoyed high reputation for style, ele-
gance and durability. Now is the time;
they never will be so cheap again.
An early call will insure good selection
from full cases. Give them call at the
Great Bankrupt Sale, IOS Superior street,
near Water street. novI0 l76
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Total .....-.-.,. 1850 1870 lA0 AOO
The market opened quiet on the river this morn
ing, but at the Board of Trade in the afternoon
there was mere activity and a greater degree OF
hrmness, and on the receipt Of the New York re-
port, showing large advance In GOld, prices i'm
proved considerably and the market closed very
firm. The ansactions in Wheat were not heavy,
and ths prices obtained somewhat irregular, rang
ing from 81 Ol to 80 Os for No. g red. Corn was In
better dsnsnd, and several lots changed hands at
about the same rates as on Monday. Oats are
steady and unchanged.
We have no material change to uots in other
leading articles.
FTeLarsltB-Eirn at the following rates; LAKE
AND E4rL--FIour to Albany and Troy 81 %, to How
YORK g. So, TO Boston 81 40 Wool to New York
q SO, to BoSten 50 81. ALL RAr,-To Kew York,
Flour 81 80; Wool 81 OF. To Boston, Flour 81 40;
Wccl . u
FIOur--steady snd firm but not active. Held
at 50 6a@lO 25 for Xxx red; $40 tOsII % for XXX
whit.
WheRt-TLe following sales were reported on
Change this afternoon: 2GOO bu No. 2 red free on
board at 81 O3; No. 2 red on track at 81 Oh
car do do at 81 O6; cars do Indiana red track
at So o5i cars No. red at So IL; market closing
very finn, with upward tendency.
COru-Botter enquiry. Sales 1900 bu in 'hree
lots free board at 81 49, free on boarI at
81 AZ.
sbats-MOderate dem Al d and uuch ,nged Sales
CARS on track at 74c; oars do at T5c.
lsye-H Id at 81 40 from store without much
activity
EsarIey-Quoted at rango of 81 6Og1 10. &C.
eocdins to quality.
Pork-Firm at $40 90 for No. 1. and ss8 % for
Ne. mess.
EseeE-stesdy aad firm at sI6 60 for oity-paeked
mes.
TnlIOw-City-ren firm and held at l6c.
SmOEed Meats-Hams firm sHd fearesi held
at 4ls45c for sugar CURED. Shoulders steady at l9
92'o Bacon 100 salas ZOO fD5 Drisd Beef at l5o.
SusteF- Firm at ss94Oc for Western RserVoi
S5gS7c iOr Central.
Cheese market firm with good demand at log
lso for large lots l9SOeiOr small lots selected end
Ham5urgu.
EsRs-In good demand at $50.
HsiEh~ines-MArkst ate dy. Sales so bbls
at 81 T6.
aleoia0i- STEADY, aS psr Osal held at s. 42g
. Al, Neutral Proc sp rits 81 s5.
PetrOIeum-Held V,ry hrm at soc for Re
fined.
A3ssAS Eas4t-b STEADY and unchang6d. Nh1Lf
Fish ~ 6Oi Trout IS 60. PiOkerei - =; Herring
80 70.
ssried APPIes-Msfket firm st 9gs1Ec.
Glrsen Apples-Firm with good demand and
fair sales at range 81 5o@5 " o Dbl, according
/ t, quality.
sssss-Iu good supply aud steady ano 81 g.
| coarse - 90.
Fs'atcE L'ssss-Firm al 81 % iOE Oswego and
Akron; u u ior Rossdals Osmsnt.
As3asseE.-"Posal's" land plaster $40 per ton
EgePs-staajy and firm at 263S5o, according tC
quality.
MaRs-Firm and lower. Barley Malt quoted al
| 81 60 Per bushel.
zg5 assa EsOrter-MArkes steady. We gnot'
a. .u!IaHs Present Jss Xxx Ale slOi Stock XXX
zll25ls; Eonnett gl4; Pals Cream Eu; Porter
sia- Half and quarter barrels in proportions.
SlOno Ware-Upen I2o per gallon, Snd
Jugs lsO per gallon.
FEsa ErisIG-Markot firm. Sailing At $40 o.
q 1000.
FiEs CIay-Tirm ana steady. Held at 50 90 =
| barrel.
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sENTnENTAL.-Ths Plain Dealer, in its
last issue, reproduces the soft, wishy-
washy, schoolgirl article of the World,
descriptive Of. the Mcclellan ovation in New
York the other night. The Little Napoleon
cried like babe, he sniveled, and smoked
a cigar, and boo hooed like & blubbering
boy in his first love. If the ex Major Gen
eral is so easily affected to tears at the
sightof the peoples devotion to him, We
wonder if he doesn't stand a good chance
of being thoroughly dissolved in tears now
since it is known that the people have ex-
pressed themselves so unanimously in his
favor.
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CASUALTIES IN NoRTHERN ONO REGIMENTS.
We give below list of casualties in the
late battles against Richmond. We may
have published some ofthe names before :
KILLED.
First Lieut.. II q HasSen, D, 9th.
WOUNDED.
VIM Spring, G, eth, shoulder.
SergtJ Baker, h, eth, side.
W Ray, @, 9th, arm
Q Burr, A, 9th, arm.
J Logue, E, 9TH, thigh.
Everett, D, 67th, thigh,
Snyder, F. 9th. shoulder
J Collar, A. 9th, left arm.
VIM Cox, F, 67th left arm.
Charles Minor B, 9th, left arm.
In Hospital at Fortress Monroe:
Captain Bennett, A, 9th, . G T.
Second Lieut. W Ryder, L, 5th S CT.
Died in Hampton, (va.) Hospital:
Captain Thomas Ward, 9th,
Daniel Snyder, eth.
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wEyv YB8E MAREET-.NOv- 8.
TBT FkLRaRAPH.I


81 FELKaBAPH.I
sOtEOu-Act ctive and decii, dig higher. Ssles at
81 A. for middling uplsnds.
FlOHr-s'aie aud Western l5@20o batter
Sales $40 4Js 20 As for extra 8tatei Sll l5@l1 40
for common ~ GOOD shipping brands extra round
hoop ohio; +. 45Q12 10 for trade brands. Closing
nrn. Ie0lu ed IN he s,les are 1000 bbls extra
state ior all December, At Sll 10.
sSheaG-Sg6c better. sales at 50 20 for No.
Chicago spring; s2 81 for amber .ailwaukkse; sZ IS
O. 4s1z for winter red western; 5092 81 for am
bsI Michigan
UOrn-zo better. Sales at 81 7Osl n for mix
ed western.
Oais-shade irmer Sales at sI3z992o for Yves
tern adoat and 923S99S1kc for do in Store. Inelu-
ded ia the sales 5000 bu for hrst fifteen days
in cemter, at sc.
GOGTee-Actire ard lrmer.
Sugar-Firmsr; ZO@22o for AuscOvado; HAyBna
2zc.
MOlaSses-Eirm.
E'etrOEoua.-Qeiet and firmer; 4694To Crude;
70yg7zo Tor Refined in bond; S70SSo Refined free.
bvOOI-Eirmer with fair demand.
POrk-MOre active and ra her easier. Sales at
a39 6pt239 80 for mess; S4l h0G4l % for new do
cash and regular way closing S4l rs cash; SIS 90
@s39 90 tor pTimei Sal O0glz W for prime mess.
Beef-Firmer with fair demand. Sales at 50 90
tl5 % for country mees; Si4 OO922 OO for rePack-
ed mess; Sl9 0Og2t 90 for extra mess.
Beef Hams-Held firmly at S26 90.
Cat Heats-Fsir demand and very firm at II
tGlec for shoulder; IS aZlo for hams.
Bacon Sldles-GoOd d. msnd. Sales 1880 bxs
for Decsnber, Janus y and February delivery, at
l81SaI9o Or cumberland cut; 20c for shOrt-i iObed
ana 70 30 for long cut hams
I4ard-Shade hrmeT with good demand; 2l54G
FAC; latter price extreme.
BGtEer-Firm; S4g45c for western, and 42954
for state.
Cheese-Firm at i6925o.
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CHAsTH As IoE AND PURE A. syow.-rTl,o
Fragrant sozodont is a scientific prepa
ton of the purest and choicest ingrediel.i Is
of the oriental vegetable kingdom. Ev /,
ingredient is we'll known to have bor :
cial effect on the teeth and gums. Il F,-
moves all disagreeable odors, even tbs #
tobacco. Itspeedily removes those ravages
which children sustain in their testh
owing to improper use of sweet and acid
articles, which imperceptibly destroy them.
Sold by Druggists. now cod. .I6s
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NOv1O;176. Principal and Proprietor

READ THE LrsT,-The following are few
of the fortunate patrons of the Metropoli
tan Gift Book Store, No. lao Superior
street, Cleveland:
Mr.. J. Bailey. Cleveland, Ohio, Rotary
Castor.
s. V. Sweet, Henry Co., Illinois, Silver
Spoon Vase.
Miss. Ellen Jackson, Detroit, Michigan,
Silver Syrup Cup.
]. D. Chamberlain, Norwalk, Ohio, Sill
yer Goblet.
Mrs. Peters, Erie Co., New York, Silver
Cake Basket.
Mrs. NJ. Lancaster, South Bend, Indiana,
Ruby Lined Berry Dish.
N. W. Goodhue, Akron. Ohio, Rotary
Castor.
Mr.. C. NJ. Jones. gainesville, Ohio,
Breakfast Castor.
Miss Fowler, Medina Co., O., silver card
receiver.
Miss J. F. Houston, Loweville, O., opera
glass.
P J. Arnold, Lake Co., O., bronzed clock.
Jon. R. Bcebe, Venango Co, Penn, silver
hunting case watch.
Geo. Martin, KY, gold-lined egg castor.
Miss Jennie Moreford, Stark Co, Ind.
silver ice pitcher.
Mr. J. VI. Reynolds, DeKal6 Co., Ind,
gold lined goblet.
Mrs. Hatch, silver revolving butter trav.
Mrs. Charles BalloW, silver syrup cup,
J. D. Norton, cleveland, o., silver card
receiver.
P. W. Warner, Burlington, Ills, butter
tray.
A. W. Rawson, Detroit, Michigan, rotary
caster. nov1O;176
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In consequences q the Wonderful sensatIon cIeaL'
ed by her superior rendif' On Of SATAN IN PABlss
she will appear to nigl for the last time in the
Five Different Charscte : and also in the laug ghs
bic farce Of JENNY L Nd in which che introduces
her songs and dances
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TIE BANNER WARD.-The Fourth Ward
has to give up the banner to the gallant
Second, who fairly won it by giving the
largest Union majority and making the
greatest gain. Too bad for the Fourth, but
bully for the Second.
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Received sENTEECE.-Myron Chafee, who
was convicted at former session of the
United States Court for passing counterfeit
$40 greenbacks, was yesterday sentenced
to the State Penitentiary, for the term of
one year.
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REWARD FOB THE ARREST OF MEEHAN.-The
City Council last night, passed resolution
authorizing and directing the Mayor to of
fer reward of $3.50 for the apprehension
and safe lodgment in the County jail of
Michael Meehan, the supposed murderer
of Edward Gibbons. Jr.
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Court OF CoXMoH PLEAs.-The Court of
Common Pleas met on Monday last and ad-
journed to meet on Monday next, when its
regular session will commence. The Grand
Jury, the names of whose members we have
not yet been able to procure, will come in
this morning.
The following is the assignment of
cases for the November term of this
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1Eatistrg.
NFNTISTRY

1 EThose having sets of Artificial Teeth which
hey carefully keep in the drawer OF hnd trouble
tB0me 20 carry in the pocket especially invited
70 call as Drs. HALLlW ELL 3 DANIELS, Den
lists, Southwest side of Public Square and OntariO
street. Artificial Teeth upon NulCaniRed Rubber
base, with our mode Of inserting, are pronounced
By all TO be he most liis like, useful in eating
speaking OF singing they can be 1tted over any
remaining roots and warranted to DC. Upper oI
Lower Sets $40 and upWaTds- Persons having setE
upon Gold Plate, not fitting OOTr city, can have
hem exchanged in part payment. Established over
sWelVe years. OstS
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STILL AT LARGE Michael Meehan, the
probable murderer of Edward Gibbons, Jr.,
has not yet been caught. He has left the
city, but it is hardly possible he can escape
the police much longer.
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PIETY OF TIE PLAIE DEALER.-We have
been gratifed by late evidences that the
spirit and tone of the above paper have
changed for the better. During the late
campaien n it has often published articles of
such character that it was happy and ca
ger to call the attention of Christians there
to. In the Tuesdays issue the editor broke
forth in this strain, which is so full of piety
and faith:
Il" We trust in God TO be able to announce
the election of our noble standard bearer,
General Mcclellan, but if such should not
be our fortune, zoe must unite our prayers
with all honest lovers of our country, that
Heaven will yet preserve the nation"
The italics are our own we wished, by
that means, to make the piety and faith of
the Plain Dealer stand out like bas-reliefs.
ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-A good audience last
! night greeted the rendition of "Green
Bushes" Miss Western succeeded admir-
ably in her role as "Mismi" The other
parts were handsomely rendered, Mr.. Sim
eoe Lee deserving especial praise Tor the
naturalness and sprightliness with which he
assumed the character of Wild Murtoch.
"Wagtails and Bobtails,'' the concluding
farce, was not given as well as it might
have been, and as we have seen it done by
the same actors.
Tonight "sstan in Paris" will be repeat
ed. Miss Western will appear, as Jenny
Leatherlungs, in the afterpieoe "Jenny
Lind"
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I'd Regiment-Lieutenant Colonel Dudley
Seward to Colonel; Major A. B. Nettleton
to Lieut. Colonel; 1st Lieutenants J. R.
Spencer, s. A. Mason and Warner Newton
TO Captains I'd Lieutenants George W.
Bay ard, James McLough, P. H. Mcbride,
NJ. C. Cowdry, L. H. Tenney, E. Eggleston
and A. C. HougbtOn to Ist Lieutenants;
sergeants Henry ". Chester and William
Smith 70 1st Lieutenants; Sergeanis Madi-
son R. Headley, B. G. Wilcox, Charles B.
Rush, James Costello, Aaa Stratton and
Scion 4. Rand to I'd Lieutenants.
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SALE OF FURNlTURE.-The sale Of furniture
at the Angler House commenced yesterday,
and will continue from day to day till all of
it is disposed Of 1t is rare chance to
procure nice furniture cheap.
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s,Fyv YORR sTOCA MAEREF

NEW YORK. Nov. 9, 1854.
Government StOeks-Firm. United Ststsi
siXes 1881 coupons iJ7; do 2s registered lOO1 d.
$40 coupons 1Ol17; 1905 fOT.
SGOcks-Lower. Rock Island 10414; Milwau.
kee Prsirie Du Ohien IS; Toledo lis; Northwest
ern 4774; Northwestern preferred S5; Cleveland &
Pttsburg lUT34; IllnOis Central scrip 3D.; Mich
gan Southern antEurthern Indiana III; NewYOrk
Contra. 49, Erie lO4; Fri preferred 1867; Hudson
lz4Lz; ReAoiag l+A: Fort Wayne los; Michigan
CeaGrsl l5ls<; Msriposs 81; On cksilTer 50; Uhio a
NJ ssissippj certificates 40.
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VESSEL soLD.-Thc schooner Alice Craig,
formerly the revenue cutter Floyd, was
sold two or three days since by James Craig
Esq, of Detroit, to Toll and Rice, of Mack
inaw, for $4,000.
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TRIAL CoNTINUED.-JOhnR Root and Michael
McGue, arrested for the murder of Edward
Gibbons, Jry appeared before Judge Hes
senmueller yesterday, but the trial was
continued to Friday.
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Rule days in Appeal Cases:
Petitions, November 2S.
Answers, December 10.
Divorce cases will be taken up in Court
Room No. 3. after the criminal business is
disposed of or at such other time as the
Judge holding Court therein shall direct,
by special assignment of particular causes.
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Satan, Prms Donna, Oartrouch, Pfinosss,
Cisrissa DclViile Miss Helen WesteT
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LEADER.
THURsDAY. N0VEMRRR 10.
NEyg AnVERTIsEEaENTs.

Academy Of Musio-Bliss Helen Western.
Davis, PeixottO q Oo.-CIothing.
Jas. Boss & OO.-Msais.
VIM. HeiGley-For Rent.
Wantsd-Situaiion.
D. Burgsrt & Sons--Saek Flour.
W. Bsiley-FOr Rent.
o. Cutter q SOn-Local Notice.
Twinsburgh Instituts-Local Notice.
Spiritual Ia Local Notice.
Angler House Ocal Notice.
Soldiers Aid sOCiety-LoOaI Notice.
Good News or Everybody-Local Notice.
Read the List-LocaI Notice.
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Ansnsements.
/ OADEMY OF MUSIC
rs HELEN. WESTERN.

Immense Success Of the Beautiful and Accomplish
I'D Artfffe
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CLEVELAND BRANCH SANITARY COMMISSION

SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY OF NORTH
ERN OHIO.
Central Office, 95 Bank Street
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 7th, 1884.
at a regular meeting held November 1st,
Mrs. J. A. Harris was unanimously chosen
Vice President of this Society. This ap-
pointment is cordially commended to our
B. anch Societies and to all friends.
SOLDIERS AID SooIETY Nor. OHIO.
noYIO:l76
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CITY NEWS.

Some beautiful Flowers and Ribbons
now opening at Mrs. Shaw's Millinery
Store. nOv.8
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City Council.

TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 9.
Council met at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent Of the Council, Thomas Jones, jr., in
the Chair.
Present, all the members except Messrs.
Gardner, Russell and Upton.
The reading of the minutes ofthe preced-
ing meeting was dispensed with.
NoTIoes.
0fMr. o. C. soovill to City of Cleveland
to remove spiles from CuyshOgs river at the
Seneca street crossing. City Attorney.
RENoEsTRANcEs.
OF D. P. Rhodes and others, against the
vacating of Spruce street. City Improve
ments.
REPORTS.
Of Board of City Improvements, granting
the petition of Samuel ZellhOen for DANA
ges to premises on St. Clair street. Adopt
ed.
of Board of City Improvements, on the
petition of Jacob Wagner for damages to
premises on st. Clair street. Adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. sturgis, That the Mayor be au-
thorized to offer reward of $3.50 for the
apprehension anu 5hlC III A4AN
County Jail of Michael Meehan, the sup
posed murderer of Edward Gibbons, Jr.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Roberts, That the city Clerk be
directed to purchase the necessary coal for
Council Hal and the City Offices. Adopt
cd.
By Mr.. Huntington, That special com
mittee of four be appointed, consisting of
Messrs. Sturgis, Presley, Keeting and Cras-
per, to examine the wing built to the In
Urinary House, and report to the City Coun-
oil. Adopted.
By Mr. Dangler, That the Committee on
Public Buildings be directed to put Council
Hall in proper repair forthwith, and to
make such changes in the heating appar-
ntus as may be deemed advisable. Com
mittee on Public Buildings.
By Mr., Buhrer, That the Board Of City
improvements be instructed to notify pro-
psrty owners on the westerly line of Vine
yard sire t, to flag their sidewalks within
ten DAYS from notice. Adopted.
By Mr. Buhrer, That the Board of City
Improvements be instructed to notify pro-
perty holders on Merwin street to flag their
sidewalks within ten days from notice.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Truscott, That the City Marshal
be directed to move the distractions from
Vermont street, east of Pearl street. Adopt
ed.
By M. Bower, That the Street Commits.
siOner be requested to notify John Ragan
to remove stone, &c from the sidewalk in
front of his lot near No. 81 Walnut street
Adopted.
By Mr.. Jones, That the Board of City
improvements be directed to lay stone
cross-walk across Pittsburg and Orange
streets, upon line with the west side oi
Cross street. Board of City Improvements
By Mr.. Rogers, That the Board Of City
improvements be requested to prepare an
ordinance to grade snd improve the alley
running from Champlain street to Michi-
gan street, and also an ordinance to grade
the alley running from Ontario to Seneca
street. Adopted.
npDrnAvruu
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FARM STOCK FOR SALE.-Tbe subscriber
will sell, at his farm in Warrensville town
ship, two and half miles from Newburgh
village, on Friday, November II, at IOA. ",
the following property, viz: one pair of
Black Mares, matched one four-year old
horse one twO-year old horse; one year
ling; one double carriage; one twO-horse
wagon seven cows; seven head of year
lings; seven hogs; twenty-five tons OF hay,
in barn eight acres Of corn, in shock; to-
gether with a lot of farming tools.
Terms-all sums under $40, cash, over
SO and under $50, six mOnths' credit; over
$50, nine months credit-with approved
security. D. S. WIGHTMAN.
WarrensVille, Nov. l, 1854. [nv7-I76
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NoTIOE,-Citizens are urgently requested
TO send into the rooms of the Soldiers Aid
Society, 90 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.
nov7.179 SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
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For higher mathematics and classics
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TW1NsRuReH INar1rurE.-The wintAr Z

TwINssUReH INsTITUTE-The winter term
will begin Nov. q, and continue I6 weeks
Tuition for this term in common branch
es "a. so.
For higher mathematics and classics
$s.75.
For German and French, each 5000.
Music on piano. Melodion &c, at com
mon rates.
Board, room and lodging, in our family,
in advance S2.75. Several rooms can be
had low for self boarding.
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The splendid Rosewood Piano Forte at
the Angler House, will be sold at auction,
on Friday, 11th inst, at II o'clock precise
lv. noyI76
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BunsnrtaI.
WIGS AND HAIR WORA.
NJ. n Ys NEW EsTABLIsHnENT,

WIGs AND HAIR worn.
VIZ, D Y's NEW EgTABhISEHEET,
THE LARGEST M THE STATE
FOE vic Maxine gsD LADIES' HAIR BaESSikf
4e PUBLIC SQUARE.
MAnufactuYsE oi ~ hsnts o. Efa5, inolndins
the celebrated
ILLussoM WIG.
that no resepbles nat1rs as 70 defy the elOSssi
scrutiny. a very large and beautiful stock Of
LONG HAIR, q ought By the proprietor nom
Europe, for SWITCHES I'D BEAIps-the hnepi
assortment sVsS saou u this city
ladies' FFOnl Pisces and HALL " lgS,
In every styla With RIi improvements.
SETS OF UURES, as5s from French Esturs
Ourlsd Hair gguAi Ea4e45.)
EUGENE DOUBLE and TRIPLE BOWS,
YtrEkFALLS, &c,
5sfade by the advertiser equal TO those imported.
Ladies' Braids made into any KIDD Of hasj-BTes
0r Bow without injury TO Switch
LADIES HAIR DRESSING in the most prsTan
Tag and fashionable styles.
SR-kn work warranted es represented d
HOT and COLD BATHS at ell hours dse2g