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METEoRoLoGIeAL.-The weather which is
always the inevitable topic, has more pro-
minence and emphasis given it this year
than ever before within the memory of the
Oldest inhabitant. Indeed this year, from
fret to last, has been as remarkable in me-
teorological respects, as for the magnitude
of she military and political movements
and events which it has given birth to.
The terrible cold and the numerous and
unprecedented falls of snow last winter,
the deluging and ineessant rains in the
spring, the extended and severe drouth Of
mid d-summer, and the pouring rains of the
fall,-when have these things before been
in such excess7
And now the mid autumn is anxious to
keep up the reputation of the year, and
has been giving ms a touch of winter here
and now where Indian summer should
spread her peace and calm. On Friday
night last fall of snow occurred in sever
al parts of the State, principally in the
Western and Southern portions of it,-Tol-
edo, sandusky and Cincinnati.
NJ sho SivoS VI q wal IL ''GJ shON SAO0uS
suddenly durried up in our western sky,
but s0e got only rain. at Fremontsnow fell
to the depth of four inches, and the Toledo
train, when it came in here Saturday after
noon, was dripping with melting snow on
the tops of the cars.
We learn from lady who took the San
dusky train for this city on Saturday morn
ing, that it was showing furiously few
miles beyond sandusky that Saturday
morning, and that snow had fallen in that
city, the night previous, to the depth of ten
or twelve inches.
1t seems incredible, but we have ceased
having surprise at any development. the
weather this year may make.
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SoARFs, CRAvATs, &C.-The special atten-
ton of gentlemen is called to our immense
stock of rich silk and silk and wool scarfs,
our own importation, comprising tho new
est and richest designs from London and
Paris, at prices varying from 80 cents to
S4 each. Every description of gentlemans'
furnishing goods at very low prices.
Mort L HAIGHr,
oct20:I73 1876 Bank-st
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oot24 2tl se,. city Cen. IN

FOuRrH WARD The Union Club and
Union men of the ward will meet at the
engine house this evening, at seven o'clock
precisely, for the purpose of proceeding
to the Union meeting in the sixth ward.
Let there be full turn out.
4. T. BRINsNADE'
Oct24;I74. Sec'y Fourth Ward Club.
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FrrrH W,pn IIr1n,- ATrrrIrn -rha Fifth

FIFTH WARD UNION MKETING-The Fifth
Ward Union Club will be addressed by
Chaplain Seth G. Clark, of the 10th Ohio
Cavalry, and John C. Grannis, Esq, at
Mechanics Hall, No S32 St. Clair street,
Wednesday evening, October 26th, at seven
o'clock, The Seventh Ward Club will
march down and participate in the pro-
ceedings. By order of the President.
HENRY n. JOHNSON,
st Sec, City Central Union Club.
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Oct24;I74.

FOURTH WARD RELIEF COMMITTEE. "A
meeting of the Fourth Ward Relief Com
mittee will be hold at the residence of S. J,
Miller, Prospect street, Monday evening,
Oct. oath, at ~ o'clock. A full attention
is desired, as business of importance is to
be transacted. C. s. HoBEs, Secy.
oct I3:I74
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PosT DRAFT MATTERs.-We had, on two
days last week, Supplementary Draft in
the Sd, 9Th, 7th, sth, 10th and IIth Wards,
and in the Townships of Middleburgh and
Brooklyn. Since then the work of exam
ming the elected candidates has been 60
ing on, with what result, during the last
week, may be seen below:
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SIXTH WARD UNION OLUB.-A Union meet
ing of the 4th, 5th, 9Th, and 7th Ward
Clubs will be held at the Wigwam on Mon
day evening, oath inst. Distinguished and
eloquent speakers will address the meet
ing. Let every Union man in the Sixth
Ward be on hand to welcome our Wis
itors.
Our regular meeting on Saturday eve
ming will be omitted.
W. P. F0GG,
Prest. 9th Ward Club.
n TnurcuUn GaoJu
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FRAGRANT SOzoDoET.-Is now attracting
very great attention, and we'll it may. The
article represented by this musical name is
the most beneficial preparation for the
Breath, Gums and Teeth, the world has
ever seen. 0ct.17, coolies
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Sec. City Central Union Club.
SEVENTH WARD UNION MEEr1Ne.-The Sew

SEVENTH WARD UNION MEETING.-The Sew
enth Ward Union Club will be addressed by
Chaplain Seth G. Clark, of the 10th Ohio
Cavalry, and James Mason, Esq, at Waring
Hall, Tuesday evening, Oct. 25th, at half
past seven O'clock. The Fifth Ward Club,
and citizens generally, are invited.
BY order of the President.
HENRY n. JOHNSON,
oct24 2t1 Sc. City Cen. Union Club.
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IMroRTAET.-It is of great Importance to
the citizens of Cleveland to know that the
headquarters in this city for homemade
boots and shoes is at the great bankrupt
sale, where they have the largest and best
stock to be found in this city, which con-
sists of gents, boys and youths cali, kip
and stag boots; ladies', Misses and child
rens' giove-calf, French kid, tampicO Mo
roces and kip balmorals; also the finest
and largest stock of cavalry boots to be
found in the West. All goods are retailed
at less than the regular wholesale prices.
Give them a call-IOS Superior street, near
Water street. ootl9:173
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To Our BRANCH SooIETIEs.-We wish to
give notice that several hundreds of bed
sacks, sheets, pillow cases, comiortables
and towels, are Immediately needed for
Soldiers Home to be opened by the Santa
II Commission next week at Jacksonville.
Please help US as far as pOssible-Send
in all the bedding, new or old, that can be
collected.
Hundreds of soldiers are daily coming
homeward, and until this Home is opened,
they must wait for hours without food or
shelter in JefiersOnville.
The need is immediate, and we urge it
upon all our friends.
Old flannel, cotton and linen arc very
urgently called for.
Everything for the comfort of the SOL
dier in field or in hospital may be shipped
without prepayment of freight, if direct
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,
95 BANK STREET,
oct15:174 Cleveland, O:
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FTTH WARD UNION CLUB.-The Fth
Ward Union Club will assemble at %
Wilk's, st. Clair street, Tuesday ever g,
October 25th, at seven o'clock, to march in
procession from there to greet their b. III
of the Seventh Ward at Waring 81, iet
Hall.
Prompt and full attendance is urgently
requested. By order ofths Executive Com
mittee. 0. H. PERRY,
2t. Chairman.
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.ENTISTRY..-

hENIlSIR1--
lJThose having sets Of Artificial Teeth which
they carefully keep in the drawer, or ind trouble
some 10 cacry I'm the pocket, especially invited
70 call at Drs. HALLIWELL d AHIELS'i Den
fists Southwest sids Of Pubic Square and Ontario
Street Artificial Teeth upon Vulcanizod Rubber
base, with our mode Of inserting, are pronounced
bv an to be he most life like useful In eating
spssklng or singing; they osn be 6tted over any
remaining roots and warranted 70 Mt. Upper OF
Lower Sets SIS aud upwards. Persons having sets
upon Gold Plate, not fitting correctly, can have
them exchanged in part payment. Established oy5r
twelve years. OetS
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DIED.

On Friday evening, the 2lst inst, Mrs B. H.
BLAOKMEE, aged 80 years.
Funsral services 81 her late residence, 27s Pros
pect street, on Monday, the 2ith inst at u N,
preparatory TO the removal Of the remains to Guy
Ahogs Falls, Ohio, for internent, whero services
win be hold the house of Mrs Eddie, the arri-
val of the afternoon train Of that day.
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- =
Total examined

The rejecting mind must suppose, that
at this rate Of exempting new, or rather
smother old Supplementary" must be had.
We feel like ''Waling," but we can't help
the matter.
The examinations continue to day.
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WARING STREET HALL.-Seventh and Fifth
Warders will remember the meeting at
Waring Street Hall tomorrow night.
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NKw LAKE LIaHTs.-A new range Of light
has been set up on Cedar Point, entrance Of
Sandusky Harbor.
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IBY TELBsRAPH.I
Cation shade Hrmor. Sales at 81 20 for
middling uplsnds.
F1Our-Stnto and Western I0c higher.
Sales at IS s09S 20 for extra State; 50 1910 25
for common to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; $40 sO9l1 90 for trade brands. Mar
ket closing firm. .-.r
WhlsiSy-Firm. Sales state and western at
81 7S12GI 75.
WheSe-very scarce and prices I@2c better
Sales winter red western at g -; choice Michigan
Rye-Qulet Western 81 20.
COrn-Frmer. Sales at 81 81 for mixed wes-
tern.
Oats-sirmsr with fair demand. Sales at soo
or we tern.
COfEre-Qulet.
suEar-Firm. Cuba IC1S@2Oc
mOIasses-Quiet and steady. New Orleans at
81 O09l Is
PeITOIs5Ii.-Scti5e, excited and higher; 42@
45e for Urode; @h 20 for Refined IN bonds IsS
SEC for Rehned fres.
POrk-Firm, closing steady. Sales at sss OOa
$50 60 for mess; S4I 75982 30 for new do cash and
T gular way, closing at S42 90 cRah; e38 OJ@
3s 90 for prime, and s4i 6o@si2 % for prime mess.
Also 1000 bbIs new meas for all October buyers OP
tion, Rt $50 IS.
Beef-Steady.
AsTt-girm at 20622o-
Butter-Fery dull; s0@sso for western and sT9
40 Tor state.
Clseesa- Inactive at I2s2Ie-
a.x. MONEY HzREET.--Oea. %.
isT FELEaEAPEl
GIODey-Stsady at 3 Ct.
Sterling Exchange-Quieta at 1099ld9A for
gold.
GOsd-Firmer, opening at 21O, declining to 2Oe5<S,
advancing 10 2i31S, declining to 2I15S and oIo8ing
at 2l25<.
GoVsrnulent gtOeIxs-Firmer.
Tytal exports ofsPecie to-day, $40, ,0O0-
CHICAGO TAREET---Oet. 22.
lsT TELBeRAPH.J
EfOur-Eirm-
WheRt-Activs and advanced sG7e. Sales at
81 670l 90 for No. 1; 81 653% lur No, 2.
COFl-Firm and advanced "a. Sales at 81 25
al 261&.
Oafs-Firn and advanced Ic. Sales at 63ZS
641xc.
5srOVisiOns-Quist.
Whislky-Dscliaed 293o. Sales at 81 62al 63.
ReeeiDts-3,600 bbls -four; 3l.OOO bush wheat,
30, 600 bush Corn; 126, ,OGO oats.
ShIPmenfs-S,2OO 2OO bbls -four; a, $50 bus wheat,
corn 1000; oats 268,OOO.
Rose q PEenfiss' Provision Market Re
port
The following are the rates charged by us:
RRms-Sugar-oured premium hams 9 n .....24
Dried Beet-
ShOuIderB-SugGr-cured u ID D...........-...-.-.l8
BaeOn-Or Smoked Sides % 10 ........--....-.2l
Esar6-Prime leaf kettle-rnd'd in bbls or Ircs.23
Primo leaf kettle-rndr'd in kegs % b..24
POFk-NO- mess D 90
Extra clear q E3bbl......-..................
81 No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats All aEticles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in
the State. Orders promptly allied.
BOSE PREHTIsS.
iuly4-R Nos. 142, IA and l46 ontario street.
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City NEWS.

For LAKE sUPERIoR.-The Pewabic left
for Lake Superior last Saturday afternoon
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The difference in the time made by the
engines is, of course, accounted for by the
disproportionate distances they had to run
from their respective quarters to the point
of alarm.
The Council expressed themselves salts
fed and pleased with tho workings of the
system as shown in their careful trial. The
prompt arrival of the engines at the boxes
where the alarm was struck, gave assur-
ance of the efficiency of the new mode of
signalling the precise locality of fires, and
every residenter here must congratulate
every other one and the city at large, upon
the introduction of this capital Telegraph
Fire Alarm System.
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FRAvRLER,s RKaIsTEE.

~ Oitizans wishing conveyance TO either Of the
above Trains or Boats, viii be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, b. leaving their address
At the Omnibus .Olce, I4I Superior street, merit
door to the Weddell House.
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AND PHYSICAL ~

DANCING AND PHYSICAL w,
lCENERCISE.-Mr. q. s. DICKINSON ~ ~
purpOses 10 Commence q class for Adults On q ~
TUESDAY EVENING, October 25th at Ly- ~
man's Hail. Ladies' Cia1s coz meneing at 6 P. NJ
and Gentlemens at s.
Terms. 81 per is lessons, payable In advance.
He viii Commence Juvenile Class Oa Saturday
eiteI noon ~ o'clock at tho samo place. Terms
S5 for the season. ending April 1.t. He will teach
this class tho vienna Flower Dance"
Mr. Dickinsou has testimonials from Samuel ST.
John, former Principal or tha Cleveland Female
Seminary, Dr. Seeley, of the Cleveland Water Cure,
and T. HumistOn, Of the Cleveland Institute,
giving his system the preference IN any now in uEo
for exercising the limbs to their full tension being
under tho harmonious influence ofmusio.
he will also give private lessons to suit pupils.
Halls and suppers furnished 10 parties with OF
without musia) by applying to Richards & Cole
man, on the Public Square. Oe22I74
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The City Council, on invitation of Chief
Engineer Hill, met at three o'clock on
Saturday afternoon, at Engine House No.
1, Frankfort street, to test the efficiency Of
the Telegraph Fire Alarm System newly
introduced here.
After an examination of the powerful
battery, consisting of one hundred jars, at
this Engine House, and after numerous in
terrogatories had been put to and answer
ed by the Chief Engineer, the Council,
withOutthe knowledge of the Fire Depart
ment, proceeded, with Engineer Hill at
their head, to Box No. I3, on St. Clair ST.,
nearly opposite the Medical College, where
Mr. Hill gave the alarm and struck the
number Q9) of the Box.
Then there was mounting in hot haste,
and in twinkling, almost, the fre-sub-
duers were AT the spot, coming up in this
order: Hook and Ladder first, and then
Engines Nos. l, 2, 5, and 3. Engine No.
4, West Side, did not come over, as it was
deemed sufficient test of the efficiency of
the system, if several this-sid engines
were prompt in arriving 1t the designated
rial-points.
There was so much confusion at the first
trial or race, and mistake wIthal as to the
precise moment of leaving the Central En-
gine House, that we do not give the time
made by the several engines after receiving
the alarm, in reaching box No. 10.
The Council next proceeded to Box No.
u, corner Kinsman and Cross streets,
where the alarm was struck by Mr.. Town
send, Chairman Fire and Water Commit
tee, and the number (I2) of the box was
signalled.
The following is the order in which the
Fire Boys came up, with tho time an
nexed:
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TESTING THE TELEGRtPH FIRE
ALARM SYSTEM.

,TeetIU0r of the City Council to test the
New System---AIarm given at Boxes
NOs. rs and I2-PrOmpt arrival of The
EnEimes--Time made by them--SafIS-
faction expressed in the System.
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ag0 0nO MONEY ADVANCED

$DUsUUO In sums to snit-st the old stand
snd well known WAGhEB's LOAN ofHIU5, on
s--uyitjes Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns,
u,stols Dlothing, Dry GoOds, Pianos, MsiodeOnH,
Fnd sH srsonsl property and articles o. yslu9, ou
30 most satisfactory terms. business strictly pFi
Sc. Established 1851. n. B.--A variety Of I'M
redeemed Wstoksg, JsWslFys Cans, &c. foE sale at
TgAins-
: Ofaos'-oaynsr- q. WstsF aad Superior strsot5s
s-vsT psviS sHd PesT5ttc'n OiOthiRg Store.
: ..ts5 J. O 4 v WAGNER.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
SATuR,Av FvEHTrga. Oct. %. 1854

The reosiPts g. 9rsin BY rsil for the "a hcurt
ending at bali past one O'Clock to-day are 81 fol
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FURs.-E. Stair Co. would call tho at
tention of those wishing to purchase ladies'
furs, to their extensive stock, embracing
every variety, which were purchased
during the late panic, at prices very much
below their value, and will be sold corres-
pondingly low. We would particularly
call attention to our Royal Ermine and
American Sables, which are superior to
anything ever before offered in tnis city.
An early call is solicited.
oct15:I73 E. STAIR & Co.
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RAILROAD InteIlirnnoe-

TIE LAKE SHORE RAILRoAD.-The very
superior facilities of this road as a passen-
ger route were shown in the recent trip OF
the Philadelphia excursionists from Erie to
Buffalo, distance of eighty eight miles.
The actual run was made in two hours and
five minutes, a speed of fOrty-two miles
per hour, which would have been increased
but for the delay occasioned by the heat
ed journals on the cars of the Philadelphia
road, which were used on the occasion, and
for the first time run on the Lake Shore
track.
The light grades, easy curves, and sub
stantial superstructure Of this road, will
make it the fayorite route for passenger
travel between the East and Vest. The
competition between it and the Atlantic
and Great Western seems to have added to
the business of the Lake Shore road and
now, with that powerful rival to compete
with, its passenger traffic has grown to the
enormous proportions that during the last
three years its freight business has at
tanned.
Speed, safety, and promptness in its con-
nections, the three most desirable elements
of railroad travel, have attracted to it q
business that every day fills its passenger
trains of from twelve to fifteen cars run
ming East and West from Erie.
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TIE HUTcEIEsoEs THIS EvEEIEG.-Lst no
one forget, and let every one know, that
this old family of sweet singers will give
one of their rare concerts this evening at
Brainard's Hall. We have always loved
these singers better than any others, and
we prefer them still; for while they sing
the good old fashioned songs that delighted
our childhood, their voices are also trum--
pets of hope and promise, and give forth
many q strain which brings the better fu-
ture near. They are the singers of Tenn
peranee and Freedom, the singers of Pro-
gress.
We presume the Copperhends will not at
tend this concert, since it was thin family,
whose patriotic songs "demoralisod" the
Army of the Potomac, that "Little Mack
erel' ordered beyond the lines, for the
country's good But still the Cops. should
60. Music is no partisan.
Among the songs on their programme are
these: 'Will the New Year Come Tonight,
MotherH" Whittier's Furnace Blast, )" and
s'The Admiral, or Lashed to the Mast
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NoTIoE.-A letter is lying in the Post
Office, in this city, with this address:
''MRs. ELRo7, Or FRIEND,
Cleveland, o."
With this endorsement:
Henry Elroy is dead" -..H
He is supposed to be soldier.
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DIRECT CONFERENCE.-The Northern
Central Railroad Company are running an
Express train from Baltimore to Lake Erie
over the roads lately opened through Penn
sylvania.
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3. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U. s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior st.
Subscriptions received to the

~ Blu PER GENT. AND l0-40" NATIONAL
LOANS.
fOommission allowed to Subscribers.)
ER-U. s. Bonds of 1881, 5-2O's IO-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all pther Government Securities pur-
ohesed and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bought
and sould at best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made at ell accessible points. incur
ent funds converted at lowest. Revenue Stamps
sale. ocA
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Wooden VFare-A1arket firm and steady
Tha revised Quotations are as foIows:
NEW YRRR ssARKET-.Oes. %

On sums Of loss than 500, 1--WE per cent is added
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NTACHINISTS WAETED.-We viii
lllempoy four OF five really good Mschinists1 70
work in the h. T. Shops At Mar Iue-ta, Lake Superb
ecie.I75 Oyiaat's B ock.
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DR SALE-THE LOT AND NEW
n ,me Cottage, No. 2i0 Kinsman street; rooms
.yli fui4hed: q neat, comfortable home. Lot IS by
PufIIinp ocl9:l73
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F0UND-A PACKAGE OF FILES.
L Tn. osner cal have them by calling at the stamp
Vindsv, PjStofhce, and paying for This ady rtlse-
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lNIRA ED Uh DIULE N-UI Duuudy
Onieht Oct 18th, a cho5tnut-ooiored Mare; both
hind iest white aud no shoes on the-. small white
~, i: f1Fth ad Any person giving Information as
= ,shere she may be found shall be barally reward
- DENNIS MCNAMARA,
e,c-.eo.t-a No 81 st Clair street
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GSOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT On
IL Forest street House large and comm0dious; Lot
m ast nv "a with an abundance OF fne shTubbery,
I'd good frult chsice grapes, ard good barn Terms
cav Inquire OF d. W, GAGE. Esq-, l65 Superior st.
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DOARD WANIEU-tUh q ONN-
ID TLEMAN, his wife and daughter, who would
1,isS their own rooms If dc ired, wOald rent
fI+nt3;ied house Address R. s. O., Drawer q P
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ROR SALE-A DOUBLE TWO
e story Frame Dwelling House and Lot hetwetn
Greenwood and Sihey streets. Tho hOuse is in good
repeir FnGu. re Of H. W. LUETKEMEYER, No. 100
lt.ar;or ocl7l74
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cJyOsONO sJEh ELk1 AZ " ncleaaie- 1utlsAnt
r,,,,r.r Merchants, Pediars, and general tr ,ders
S-sHlisd AZ lnfnanse bargains. Watsh-s A. Jewel
~ III every description in y pattern OF qutty ana
- 1rsls.itv e0nsts ntly on md and made 70 or
an Fstiraases ofany clags Of work iuTnlshF' 621d
I,anvsssing Clerks wanted, PTqs5 % 4nd lnIi asscrP
..,1 ..s,-' b-s,- -7oFE GELS III ,dkw
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NOR SALE-A GOOD FARM BE
d TWEEN St. Ciair and supe i5r streets. contain
u tcr Of land, frame Dwelling ana BARI, heAI-
n, large number of bearing fruit trees, grapes,
er1araeuias rhrubs running stream OF wafer go2d
we'll oistorn good fences e e9T PsLtIcui n IN
No I50 Superior street, Cleveland U. ool7;lH
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lean buildlnes. UIsYeIhnl. y. "
NRIST AND SAW MILL FOR SALE.
VI A ABARGAIN.-A Grist aud Saw MIL, with store
room and seven acres Of land, for sale at makemans
huron County, Ohio, on the VeTmilliOn River, for
s 0OO one-half down and One-half in one year. Ad-
dresg D. L. JUNE, Fremont. D. ocGlI5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-13

RECRUITING IS BEopkLyS. --Ptrriitinc is
boy ming 10 lie dun ia ,A.- city. Tle hoIut.s
ft' ny otcr tY-por t.Hns r-c d DIOR than hc.I,
all ihc sub .'u'cs, 81 ;n there lrc I'-aty, are
taken -. Il Trrytowu, y. y. Il nppcars thrv
pay ~ hish a. s"oG wh'io here Tho ! ,lo4' pso'
o. rs 'rr has been 500. Tie hro.,rs rIp he men
~ 90 The place .Acy get ,hc h.shc4, prices. On. -
fcw m"u were enlisted ycsierd1y. an ;horc ie We
lre prospect uow Aat tho quota vii lie flied
". bout dfail.