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DONATIoN.-rhe friends of Rev. Allen
Darrow, pastor of the Sd Baptist Church,
West Side, will make him donation visit
on Wednesday afternoon and evening, Dee.
18th, at his residence, 81 Clinton street.
decI8:lSI
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arrived in Maumee Bay, says the Toledo
Blade, on Saturday afternoon, bus could
not work up to the city on account OF he
ice. Tho second mate and one of The
hands got of upon the solid ice, made
their way to Toledo, and informed the
agent of the vessel, Mr.. ". T. Walker, of
the condition she was in, when it was de-
cided TO send to Detroit and charter tug
to go to the propeller's relief. The tug
Mcclellan has been sent.
The mate aud his companion then went
back to the place where they had left the
Granite State, but found she had drifted
about two miles to the eastward, and was
free from ice so far as they could discover,
but seemed to be On bar between Turtle
Island and Cedar Point. They therefore
returned to the city, suffering terribly
from cold on the way-one of them having
both his feet frozen.
The Granite State will be taken to Detroit
to 60 into winter quarters.
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CURE,
FOB
INVALID WOMEN,

TNHE SUBSCRIBER has AN ES-
Il TABLISHMENT at Columbus, Ohio for the
exclusive treatment Of Invalid Women The means
used con lst Of mild and careful Of water with
the Movement or Motorpathic 0ure admini'tered
By the phJuician IN persan. An forms Of dlseasa
are treated, and VI n universal suocess-
Address ". SHEPARD, n. D.,
nele;le5 ColrnbaII Ohio.
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COMMITTEE on THE NAVAL DEroT.-Tho
Committee of citizens on the subject Of
Naval Depot at Cleveland is requested to
meet at the Mayors Office at O'Clock on
Wednesday evening next.
The following gentlemen compose the
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DoSAT1ox.-The friends Of The Rev. ".
Il. seeley will my him n donation visit
next Wednesday evening, Dec. 18th, 1854,
at the Bridge Street N. E. Church. Ali
friends Of the cause ere cordially invited to
attend. decl2.ISI
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CoURT OF Co1rNoN PLELs Both branches
Of the Court met in Courtroom No. l, yes
terday morning, read the journal, and ad-
journed sine die.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

COMPANY {, 15OiH O. N. G.-You are
hereby notified that there will be meetip g
of the Company at the Armory on Wednes-
day evening, December IA, 1854. Every
member is expected to be present, as busi-
ness Of Importance will be transacted.
JEO. G. Parsons,
decl4:1Sl Captain.
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CITY NEWS.

New flowers and ribbons opened this
at Mrs. ShsW's Rooms.
decI4:ISI.
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ARr BRoEEN.-An elderly man slipped
down upon the aidewalk near the Post
Office, Yesterday morning, and broke his
arm.
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.Q7n A MONTH IL WANT AGENTS
-SlO- eFeTTWhers, st s70 q month, expenses raid,
e ban FITEEEH ARTICLES The best ever offered Full
arifcuIsrT FKEE. address UT1S 7. CAREY, Bidde-
ford Nniue de5 :is4dAW
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JusT RsoEnED.--Anotner 6ne lot of those
cheap Shaker Blinds, at E. c. Jones, I46
Superior street. - nOY5;l7s
B1BY TENDER.-The great BABY tender is
for sale at Z. C. Jones', No. 146 Superior
street., American Building, Cleveland, Ohio
noY. .l9:ISl.
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cT6D A MONTH.-AGENTs WANTED,
b % lU Male and Female, to sell Wilson's New Sis
: tEEASTIO InsK" stitch FANNY Saving Machine.
We vii pay the above ages and all expenses, or
Fiye large commission For particulars enclose
Z .7afarl and address MATHER 4 WILSON, No. 5 Ly-
inaRE Block. Public iuare, Cleveland, .. ne26:ls2
q. 1f1MPLOYMENT FOR THE WINTER
f ~ ior Gentlemen and Ladies' Light. pleasant and
VFcft4be. For circular address, with STAN y. 5.
GREEN, Room 4, American Building, UleTelsnd, o.
7flrI no1i :I5i
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FRENCH Bonnet FRAHKs-Another case
Just received at Mrs. shaw's Millinery
Rooms. decI4
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HAYI HAY! HAYI

$50. l6.I OHIEF ouAErERNAsTEH's oIyIcE,
CrScISEATI, OHIO, December l, 1854. ! d.
DROPOSALS ARE INVITED BY
/ the IN iersigned until THURSDAY, December
10, 1t6i, at Il o'clock N, for furnishing
MeFehahtable, Tight-pressed Timothy
Hay,
From tile following named Distriets 70 be delivered
ct the points herein designated, viz;
FIRST DISTRICT.
Dearborn, Ohio; Ripley and Decatur counties,
Indians and POINTS north OF s.id eou3tiss; deliy;
Ri-iDg Sun, on boats or bsrges.
SECOND DISTRICT,
Switzerland county, indians; delivering points
70 be Patriot, Florence Hn4 HsvaY, on boats or
bArges.
Jefferson and Jennings counties, Indiana, and
points north Of said counties; delivering POINT to
Be 81 Madison, on boats or baFgss.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Il milton, Butler, Preble, Montgomery, Greene,
GlintOR, Brown, Highland, OHerm0nt and Warren
counties, Ohio. Delivering point to be 1t Cinein-
lah, at Railway and Canal Dspots.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Champaign, Clark and Madison counties, Ohio
and points north of said counties. Delivering
points to be at UrbanA, Springfield and London, at
Railway Depots.
delivery.
Bidders must state distinctly IRON which Dlstriet
they proposs II furnish Hay, and must sgrse, Il
the: aer is accepted not 10 .ntsrters With either
Of the other Districts. Each District viii 5e aHard
cd TO one person or nrm, If the quantity and price
should DO satisfsotOry, and the Oontraoting 01eer
OF the Government will agree rot to make addi-
tional purchases in such District, during the
tinuance OF the contract.
No bid viii DO entertained for the delivery Of less
THAI 1000 tons.
Bidders must state the quantity they propose to
ssr, the price and time and place OF delivery, ard
ha ankna naI 49, y
persons, guaranteeing, over their own signature,
that II the bid is accepted, bonds viii be given IN
the of oDs-fourth the value Of the property Of
fered for the fulhIlment Of the contact. = --
The right is reserved to reject any bid deemed
unreasonable.
a copy Of this adTsrtiseEaeat Ehoald accompany
each bid.
Endorse envelopes Proposals for Hay, :" stating
District, and address TO
COL. wM. ". MeKIM,
ds7:lsll Chief QuArtermaster Cincinnati Deoos,
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~. MOEEr aAHkEF-Dec Is.


AOney-scareely 50 firm, with fair BUSINESS at
e0T . cent.
Sterling ExehsnEe-oulst at 1Oe7zalOs9S
for gold.
GOld-Is without material change. Opening
ct 2s3H, declining to sS3, advancing TO 1864 and
closing { 25sS<
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MARRIED.

10 this city, on the Is' lust at the residence
o. the bdds's father, VIM tcOdeld, E a. by New
5. 3. Page, Mr.. Ais RED s. FIELD, Of Columbus,
aud Hiss MARY 4. sOOFIELD.
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DEATHs OF SOLDIERS IN NAsHymIE.-We
give below list of Northern Ohio soldiers
who died in Nashville hospitals during the
two weeks ending December eth;
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GpttfaL.
n H enL0MNMROM.

Practical and Scientific 0ptioisn keeps the largse
assortment Of Optical Instruments in the city. Bel
ing old establishment, and having been extenil
lively patrOnised, he has the confidence thatA
lie favorB. All his speoaoles are Of the bsst quait
Of crystal glasses, ground under hiso inHpeotob
IN all curing weakness diZzinesH and impart3
ing strength for long reading and fine sewing. ArI
tihcial eyes inserted without pain.
0FFIOE-I9O Superior-st., drst door froIa the szi
trance to the American Hotel.
~ Beware Of travellers oiaimlng to be Mg. Solo,
monEon or his Agent. IuIs92
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NURES, OOUGHS COLDS SORE
~ Throat, Asthma and Consumption, II d only
necessary for any one troubled with thusS eom.
plAinfH 20 try one bottle Of -
strickland's HellIHuOuS Cough Bslsan
TO convince them that Il IL tbs best preparation
or used. It not only cures tho above a7sotions Of
ths Throat and Lrngs, but Il cures Night 6EeatI
snd Splitting Of Blood, and Is an excellent gaEgls
for any kind Of Eore Throat.
It Is pleasant to take, and b ssfS ms1ioinS Ia
infants,
Prios so cents psr bottle.
For sale by Druggists generally.
msyl0:R2-mOn.tu&Vy
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
BT TELEeRAPH.l
NV Kouu nar IL TQei

-.H BI TELEGRAPH.
NEW YOEK, Dec. Is, 1854.
The current prices for the week at all the mar
Beef CaffIe-lst quality, SIS 5O@1s 90; ordi-
nary to good quality Sl3 O091s 90; common quail
ty SlI oO91G 90 inferior quality 50 oo@I0 60.
Cows and CalveS-lst quality 500 O0(1T5 90;
ordinary S45 Oo9b5 90; common quality $50 cog
AZ OO5 inferior quality $50 009S5 co.
Veal CaIVes-ist quality, q n, 1s1<9l6e; ordi-
nary quality ll09lsei common quality l01z9l1o;
sheep and Lambs-Extras, per head, 50 90
@lO 90; primo quality 50 5O98 60; ordinarylquah-
y IS oo96 00i common quality s. 5O96 90; infe-
rior quality 81 OOG4 rs,
sWine-Hesvy COrn.fsd, per n, I3SSalIc; Hsht
and medium lS1zG 1876 still-fsd l35<9l315c.
Rose q PrentiSs' R'rOVInSn market he.
port.
The following are thu rates charged BY Us;
Hams-Sugar- premium hams 3 D.....-ss
DRIED Boef-8 ........-.....lS
8hOgluers-Sugar-cured D Bb.....................1S q
Lard-Prime leaf kettls-md'd In bbls or tros.29
Prime leaf ksttle-rndr'd in kegs D n.94
EOEk-ho. mess %
Extra clear 9 bbl;.
age to railroad dePots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime and squal to anything In
the State Orders promptly RRdggr flleSi y Sarrr,ss
RiuIy4-B Nos. 142. IA and I4s Ontario street.
TYHE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
i lee Pitchers, GOblets and TRAYS in the oisy, At
Eou COWLES,
1SI Wsddsll K1u1s.
ERRSH HOPS-FOR FAMILY USE,
Il best quality, and growth Of 1884, for sale at l2s
dslo CHURCHILL BRoTHEB.
DOTATOES -ON RAIL ROAD TRAC |
IL or In store, barrels or in bulk, ct 72 Mel |
sEsst. fde6sis0l ", hBLHIRCH,
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,

Fiscal Agent sHd Designated BepOsIta-
n OF the United States,
Authorized subscription Agents for the New Loan Of
7 3-IO TREASURY NOTES,
On which will allow liberal oOmmiasion to dealers
Will keep on hand for sale
UNITED STATES $40 BONDS
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS
UNITED STATES BONDS OF 1881,
UNITED STATES $50 TREASURY EOTEa
viii purchase at highest market rates.
COIN,
q. q qG3ETERmASIEh'S VOUCHERS,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, asd
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS,
lno9:Rg
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BIoGRAPHY OF GREAT GENERALs.-GENERAL
JADE FITOH.-"squint," alias Hoyt, former
ly connected with the Cleveland Plain
Dealer, now of the Cincinnati Times, has
been writing up notices, or rather brief
biographies, of our great leading Generals.
including Grant, Sherman, Napoleon, Han
nibal, Caesar, and, last but not least, he
has drawn a striking picture of our city
Military Phenomenon. He docs up Cen
ersl Jabe Fitch in this style:
General Fitch has not yet reached the
meridian of life, but will reach it, if not
struck down in the strength of his delicious
manhood. At the commencement Of the
war Jabe was neither 2 graduate of West
Point nor the Five Points, aud Immediately
offered his services as Brigadier General.
He failed in securing this position, how
ever, but was appointed instead Justice of
the Peace in the Buck eye Militia, and
placed in command of the Department of
Cuyahoga, which is bounded on the east bv
HaltnOrth's beer-gardeD, on the west BY
sholps slaughter house, on the north By
Lake Erie, and on the south by Berea.
Thus it will be en- that his operations
have been upon the interior OF a circle,
which has given him great advantages,
and accounts for the brilliant success of his
military career. Personally speaking,
JEbe is of horid build, delicate hight, with q
corpUlent expression of the eye. His "off''
ear is located on the right side of his head,
immediately opposite the "nigh" ear,
which is located on the left side of his
head. These are remarkable facts. He
thinks the Union should be maintained
"as it was" If possible-otherWise as IL Is
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no. z, 10Th o. Y. NJ, TAKE MA
7 great pleasure In announcing that the
Second OF the Second Series Of eoeiables will =
BE- held on TUESDAY EYEH1HG, Dec. Is, -
at OHAPIN'S HALL.
The frisads Of the Company are respectfully IN
Tited TO attend.
CoH,rrTTEH OF ARRANsEHEsTs ;-oapt. ]. 9. PaT-
uon,. w, Il Wsdsworth, Wm. Mcbride, L. heIn-
ire r b NeWcomb, DAn1 Ager, Geo. y. 1ou1g4
John n RicEey, Wm. +. seetten. -. =
n, snnouTolnR the sboYeE assure strict oD2er-
vance In roakiug it . select and pleslant season
orders FOR CEfriGgss may be len a. earTsstsi OK
With auy member q the COMMITTEES. ,o,.,
TIOKETS 81 90. aeAs-A0
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a1fw advertisements.

jacob Mandlstaum, PrG ! reI0ro Geo. He-tsr.
Justice o. she Peae'
OSyEh0ls county, o.
ON THE 9Th DAY OF DECEMBER,
VA. D. 1854 said JUS fee Issued an order of at.
tachment in the above action for she EH n CT one
hunarod, seven and So 0Oths aoi Rrs, and the
is set for tTi.l on the 18th day OF January, A. D.
1865, at o'clock A. u.
dsiI:l8s:swed JACOB MANDLEBAUM, PTS.
MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to tho
lIkoommAnd Of "a order Of sails from the Cour.
OF CJmmo1 Pleas OF Cuyahoss county, Ohio, at the
suit Of James K. Bitrhcock agei asst EdWArd Roth
cram and others, to me dire5ted, shsl eIpose ior
sale at pubic auction, ct the door Of the Court
House 10 the city Of CieVeIsnd on the l4Ih dEy Cf
JG -usry, 1e66, at II o'oock A. n the following
des5r bod premi Sitdateia he city ofCieYeand,
Ohio, ard known as being pMt Of Crigiaa CITY lot
n mbr z06 in the citT OF ClsTslRud state Cf O1ia,
lying bet seen the chic Canal and tbs Ca ahosa
Xiv T, 81 conveyed by David long TO alvin o;
Waller, scehiber 2lst, 1887 Fook 25y page Slis
bounded Al follows: Bcfinnng at the nOr.hCast
corner ofland heretofore decided by said Long to D.
O. Vantyne on the southsry side Of the Ohio Canal;
thence easter along the south sids Of said Canal
fifty feet land heretofore decided BY asid oUg -
GBJrEe Will ans; thence soHtheIly along the wes-
tsrly line Of sad Williams land, ct rizhE angles to
said Co; al, to The ouyshoga yer; thence wegter;
decided 10 said FArtFue; themes northerly along
said Vaetyn,'s east line at right 81 gles to th5
outh side Of Canal, 10 the plsce Of departure, be
tho Fsms or 81, bat subject 70 sll legal high-
LEwIs ". FORD,
Dec. Il, 1874. Master Com.r.
C. L. iArMEn, PIES Atty. celia iS5.svsd
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Gurerument Advertisements
EER Y0LVEIEER ANY CORPsI

NEW VOLUNTEER ARMY COkPBt
HEADoRs rsovOsr MAHsaLB's oEEOE,l Z
OLEVELAHD, Dec. Bs18s&.
TNHE WAR DEPARTMENT HAS
i authorised the organization OF the First Corps,
under Major General Hancock, to Be composed Of
abIe-bodsd tchs nsa gho have served hSo Fears dEd
been AonorablB discharged Tnis Corps is 70 consist
Of not Iess than twenty thousand Infantry enlisted
for not less than year, and IL now being organ
Eed in the District OF Columbia. Beeruis for this
Corps will be furnished transportation t. Washing
ton, will bs credited TO the District in Nhieh they
their AmiliS= sTe romfciled, and they VIII b
paid SPECIAL BuUGtY OF Three HzRdrsd Dol
lars from the Substitute Fund, upon being mustsIed
into service.
Zach recruit who preserves his srma 20 the end
Of his term, may retain them IS his own, upon BE-
ing honorsbly discharged.
The undermined is now ready to reesiEe ehd for
ward recruits for this new Corps.
FRED'K A. NASH,
Captain snd Provost Marshal, 18th Dist, Ohio.
decs.1S2
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Rrst-OftlFt Sine gabIe.
issI-5. Winter Arrangement 1915.
FOR THE
ABRITAL AND CLOSING OF MALE,
At TIE
CLEVELAND POST-OFFIOR,


oOEIKEuIHa HoaDAT. ocIoBER SlsFs 1861,
~ Mails viii be vpe1ed and ready iog delivery
ono hour after arrival Of trains.
- Al hsils close one hour bes5rs dspartars Of
trains.
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Ths receipts Of GrAls By rAH for the "a hcuru
ending At half past ODs O'Clock to-day are = Ol-
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CPEOIFIC PILLs-WINUHESTERs
- Specific PHI, price one dollar. Sent BY meu On
poeIpf Of price, CHURCHILL BRO,
81 Is9 Ontario "a,
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s IN NM MONRY ApYANCEpE

90 <$JOoVOU in sums to suit-at the old stand
and WeI-knoWn WAGNER'5 LOAN OFFICE on
hecurisie8 Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWelry, Guns,
pistols, Clothing, Dry GoodB, Pianos, Melodeons,
ard ell ssarsonal property and articles Of Taue on
th3 1gt BatiEfaotorT torms. Businees strictly pr-
Vats. Established 1881. r. B.--A variety OF IN
Iedeened Watches JsEslE7, Guns, &e., for ssls at
Omoo-oeEnsr o. Water and Superior streets,
ever DayiH and Poizotto'I Olothing ssore.
e1t8 J. @. W. WAGNER.
- N0R SALB-HOUSE AND LOT ON
- 4orssi street House large and oomrnodious; Lot
VIZ ~ y - vita abundance Of hne Ehrubbory,
enc goQo frut eheoe grepas, and good barn. Terms
eeI. Anzure Of D. W. GAGE, Esa, l5s Superior St
@zS-R2
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JOE a. d, ai..Gen.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser savs

IIe DuHNIO UONFWIcTCiUI FGTgTIIgCT FnTE :.
Prompt measures we're taken to give the
gentlemen from Canada a proper reception
in case they give us a call. The com
mander of the troops at Fort Porter had
his men in readiness for service at mo
ment's notice, and the whole police force
was, under the supervision Of tho Chief,
iudiciouslyI distributed throughout tho
more important portions of the city.
The Fire Department was also on the
alert-in fact every possible precautio1 Tns
taken to provide sgsinst surprise and dan
ger. But the raiders did not come, md ell
was quiet on the Niagara and in the towns
and cities round about Il these fellows
really Intent to "come and SEQ u.s." it
strikes US they should take advantage Of
such nights as last night. It would have
been, in the inelegant language Of Ycung
America, " bully time"
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COMMERCIAL.


KoRNIne LRADIB oFFIOH,
nnar - n. ~ rn-l
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DR. A. G. HART, Iate Surgeon 41at
D0. V Il University Heights.
ONCE and Residence on Sem cOS Street Road fourth
house below Oak Grove House. deafIG8
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= n AND FOR SALE.-SIXTY AOBES
AAof Land in lots from three TO eight acres, or in
IaE11r ousntitiss. Ssid Land Is bounced follows:
eOn the north By St. Clair roed, the vest b. Wilson'S
ayou1e, and on the south by superior street eIton
son. and i known tho Sterling Farm. Iho above
scred land e just out Of the city limits. E1quire
q III sRAhGLEBr or Misc II. 3. StERLlhG, %
Euclid street. uoz:lS3
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TYHB FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
i lee Pitchers, GOblets and Trays in the oisy, At
soQ COWLES',
IST WeddelI KSuHs.
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STAND 10 Your GUEs.-The following tel
egram was received in Buffalo on Sunday
night:
NEW YoRK, Dec, 10, 1864.
To tie Mayor Of Btlfalo:
I learn that band oil raiders leave To-
ronto tonight. Destination unknown, Bo
prepared for them.
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iislisa Il GOAL AT RETAIL.
- q REIoE Sank 1fsss1Ion) TaIImadee Tu,nsl
1.z Lntand Slack ooali also, Lehigh and Gsekawans
CoA large and small egg, at our Yard foot OF West
dsziss RHODES, GARD 90.
sst zCHVKR WARF-FOR WEDDINGS
Rsnd Hplidny Pressntl, Et CoWLEs',
80 ?. 1PsAs r HIHsdasa House.
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W. o. Butler, D, sTih.
Otis Goodman, D, seth.
b. ". Allen, &, tooth.
IssHc Gregg, +, 1891.
W. D. Mount, E, 1SSd.
VIM. Sheldon, T, 1SSd.
John sambur, e, 1s3d.
David Allen, G, LIST Ohio Battery.
s n. Coleman, z, 177th.
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e SiAhA FOR SALk-OONTAINlNG
thirty acres Of hrst-rate land under good cutva-
- eons situated 10 the township of hewburg five mles
nom OeTeland. There 800 young fruit traes
eome grapes eud small fruits, good barn, frst-olsss
~ buildinR for grsnarT, small house, &c. For terms
snd t1rthor particulars eRRB to GEO. D. BECK, 20
raE EuraEicr Efreet,
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1ITANTED-sI25 A MONTHI Agents

1-7NIJANIEU-SIz5 a MUNIHI AgtnIs
~ eseryHhere 20 introduce sHkW CLARKs SIX.
- gErH DO1LAR A1lILY SEWING MAoHiSE, the ONLY
rrios machiuo in tho country which it LICENSED
fJ Grover Baker, Wheeler W llson, Howe, singer
aCc.. and Bachslder S8lary aud expenses, or l5rgs
sEmIEsSs0s allowed. AL other machines -old
sur lssE THAI ioTty d1lars esch are ITRIsGE1EArs,
and the seller and LIABLE. Illustrated circulars
n ant FEEE. Address SHAW CLARK, Biddetord,
ririrs dt5:lSldEW
The New York herald., 1864-07-24
LIMITED STATES TRANSPORT c. G LEARY,

TINTED STATES TRANSPORT G. G. LEARys ,s,,
~ orr FoarREss MoNnoE. July ~ 1854
At meeting OF All the commissioned officers on board
THIS ssp the following preamble and resolutions were una
whereas on Tue 9th inst, ut Algers Louisiana the
Hundred and sxtyecond and ooe Hundred and seventy
nrd with ssa q the oss
New Yat stae, embarked on board The united states
ne ~ eary ana 81 @ or ss
sons heavy gao % wind which ase W. tanee m &
crowded condtion now. therafore heit
Resolved That while gracefully acknowledging the mercy
destination we feel nnder deen Obligation to Captain
Doyly commanding the @. G. Geary for the unceaslng
the safety Of hs ship and passengers And be forther
Resolved That IN taking lea7e Of Captain oy,y We re
and Geotemany Department. towards ourselves auh
unboundei con dence in his ability practical seaman
J. ii. Van Den Bsrgh. Lieut.. Col. le2d regiment
JOAN B Babcock Ad diniant, i6sd Tesiment ,s,, -,
Z K Van De waEer hssistsnt saraean isad regiment
". =. Hnsfori Captan Co. g, l62d regiment
j Morrison captain Co X 1921 r esnent.
keaasass oapsn Srnnn 60 CO. = ID la rss@sn
heefe Captan Co II 6.d regneat
4. 3 Hiltman. Lientenant o. Il ls.d regiment
Alon1o Hill. Lieutenant Co +. is5i resiment
Charles byer. Lien;enant Co r Il led regiment
n +: holbrooE, Ma orr 7sd resimeai.' ''''~
Dnssn cap,a" pi GO GO ! s M erment assnsa'
g. Tascsm, rans, Captain CO Co 4, ,7ss s regiment regiment,
SSasa %sets csa.aa CO. CO. O. p d asmea
". Barwck; Aalnant l7sa reg, nent;
n A. BALDWIN % xssisiau, SURGEON SUI .iT i7sd regiment
G g; Hal,e.t Icutsn.nt Go + l731 regiment , ,,.
Fors.s Assistant s"r1eon ID In resmsnI
yI.R: gupnd captaln Go x, le1h reg reg mont
y. q. Jones Lieu enant Co II, lso,h regiment
Ell sentell s,r, Leatsnant Co 9 .s,, ls,h re,.ment
r. w. Omar Assistant QuarierBaster,