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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-21

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Mr. James Lewis is
certainly one of the most popular as well
as the most successful actors that ever ap-
peared on our boards. This fact was amply
proven by the unprecedented crowd which
thrOnged the Academy on Saturday night
last-the largest throng that ever within
our memory attended theatrical Perfor-
nance in this city-and as large one as
can be got into the building. Every pos
sib.e sitting, standing and seeing point was
filed, as many unfortunates who came late
can testify.
as far as the bill for the evening was
concerned. Mr.. Lewis discovered that A
Bird in the Hand is worth Two in the Bush,
and, instead of bringing out an unknown
play, fell back in good order on the three
excellent pieces which were presented last
night-"Paul Pry, % "The Corporal's We'd
ding" and '.The Ghost, all of which were
rendered capitslly, Mr.. Lewis even exceed
ing himself, and being supported by the
full strength of the company in an excel
lent manner. Of the three pieces of the
evening the second was perhaps best re-
ceived, teing less familisr than the other
two,
The recitations volunteered by Mr..
Evans were most excellent. Mr. Evans is
one of the most gifted and finished elOcu-
tioDists that it has ever been our good for
tune to listen to. Mr.. Jeffrey, an old
Cleveland favorite, also volunteereda comic
song which brought down the house.
This evening the celebrated actor Mexican
Buchanan makes his first appearance here,
as "Sir Hartley Courtley'.fn "London As
surance." His daughter, Miss Virginia, ap-
pears as "Lady Gsy spanker." The come
dietta "The COrporaPs Wedding" will be
-anrnHuead
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NEW MUsIo.-We have received from
Lee Walker, 722 Chestnut street, Phila-
delphis, the following music:
The Mooking Bird-by E. Hoffman.
Ny Boy, Ao,1 can Tsee you Dis-words by
Louise Barrow, music By H. Tucker.
Carris P0Eka-by E. Mack; No. of a
series of progressive pieces for the piano.
No one to Love - fsntasia-by E. Hof-
man.
The " "Aooking Bid" snd "No one to
Love" are among the best compositions Oi
Ed, Hoffman, and are exceedingly popular.
The other pieces srevery good.
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trHina.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT,
Eastern Through arrives At 7:2o a M-, 2:I5 P. NJ,
400 9.25 P. n.
Eastern Way arrives at 10 20 A. II.
Western Through arrives at 9i2O a. g , $40 P. II.
do Way arrives at 2:5i p. IL
5andusky Way arrives at els A. NJ
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A. n, $40 2. ii.
do Way arrives at $3.50 2. M
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 1855 5. N.
Way arrives st 1 q = M.
Mshoning Way arrives at To- A. NJ.
Meadviils arrives at 1925 A Al.
Medina Way arrives at 400 P. NJ.
ROokport, &C., arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays And
Saturdays ct IL NJ.
WAcTens7ille arrives daily ct l0:l5 A. Nj.
Ess. Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily a. n.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
EAsEIRS THROUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston New
York, Hartford, and PainosYiIie, Geneva, Ashtabu-
Ia and OOnneant, closes at $50 a. II.
EAsTERN THROUGH, for hew York only, oioae5 81
EAsTERK THROUGH, for Erie, BufAlo, Albany,
Boston, New York and Hartford, closes at 500
Pm.
EASTERN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Erie, closes at Zoo P. N.
WESTERN THROUGH, for Toledo, Detrsit. OhioAsr
and Milwaukee closes at 7:IO A. L., Qeayss s:lO
next morning.
WEsTERH TaRoUaH, Tor Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque St. Joseph and Cairo closes ct 800 P. n.
WEsTEBN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
aud Toledo, closes at 145 P. NJ.
SAEDUsKY WAY, for Sandusky and ali intsrme
diate points, closes at $3.50 P. N.
ONoINEATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati. closes at 0j A N
ORONEATI THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, closes at T;05 a. N.
CRoIHEATTi FHRoUaa, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, St. Louis indianapolis GAINESVILLE and
Wheeling, closes at 800 P. NJ.
PTTTsBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
Ington, closes at 1910 P. NJ.
PTTTsBURGH WAY, for all points between OleVe-
lana, Welsville aud Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil.
sdslphiA, Baltimore AAG Warrington, closes st TOD
A. n.
MAHOErEa WAY, for ali points between Cleveland
and Youngstown, closes at 2:45 p n.
MEADvIILE, closes at 1851 A. NJ
MEDINA WAY, CLOSES st 7:S0 A. N.
Ro0kPoRT, &C., olosss on Tuesdays Thunds5s
aud Saturdeys, ct I'm.
WARREEsvIEER, closes daily, 1880 A. Ii.
EAsT OLaVzLAED and Euclid, closes daily, a.
Pm.
Mali and Drop Letters are required By law to -
prepaid
All City OirOulnrH required to b prepaid With
o sWo-oent stamp.
ONCE OpOn fl-gn 1850 A. Il. to 7:sO P. NJ. On
50 day from A. N. to 1000 A. III.
Z. COWLEs, P. NJ.
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DUDLEz WALLER.-This wonderful boys
Hatines at the Academy of Music on satur-
pay afternoon was a great success, the house
being crowded with an interested and de-
lighted audience The little fellow sue
ceeded as admirably as be has done on pre-
vious occasions and his hearers were quite
carried away in their enthusiasm over his
brilliant elocution. He visited the Protes.
tant Orphan Asylcm on Friday evening
lase, and kindly gave few recitatiOns be.
fore the children of the Asylum. He seemi
equally successful in delighting young and
old
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$50 REwARD.-Lost on Thursday last,
either at the depot at Erie, Pennsylvania,
or on the cars between Erie and Toledo, a
pocket book containing over five hundred
dollars ($5OO), also a pass from Toledo to
Chicago, signed by II. Il. Porter, and coun-
tersigned by W. D. Manchester. Among
the money were three one-hundred dollar
is-greenbacks-and several compound
interest bearing notes. The finder will re-
ceive the above reward by returning the
same 10 this Office.
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Isp00isl Dispatch to the Cleveland Ieador-l

[sPeOisl Dispatch to the Cleveland Leader.l
UaICAao, Nov. 10.
FIOur-1o99Oc higher. Sales spring extras at
IS 5O@s 60
Whest-s95c higher. Sales No. led at 81 81
@1 s2i No l spring at 81 7s@1 50, and No.
spring at 81 7l149l 20.
COrn-Bsrreled scarce at 81 40 New Corn 20
higher. Sales at 81 2O9l q,
Oats-stsady at ssH 9ele.
Rye-Firm at 81 IA for No. l and 81 IL No. q
Bar1ey-stssdy at 81 4O91 4s.
WhisEzy-steady ct 81 IS.
PrOvisiOns-Firmer-
POrk-Msss $50 so. Prime mess Sz2 509Ss 60.
Lard-Lesf 2l7Sc.
Grain Neglected and nominal
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nEVE YORK EARHET--Nov.Is Is


COttOn-Firm with with fair demand.
FlOur-Stats and Western goa 3Oc better.
Sales So 5099 75 for extra state; $40 s001I co
fo- common 20 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; SiI 0591l Is for trade brands Inciud-
Cd in the ssles 1000 bbs extra slate for the hrst
half Of December, At 50 10.
Whisky-Dull and heavy. Sales at 81 Tl7%G
Is foT western, chiefly at 81 "a
Wheat-a@6c better aud very quiet. Sales Of
choice amber Michigan st s. ~.
Rye-Quiet-
BarIey-Rather RTmer-
COrn-EI cited AID 29S5 higher Sales at 81 81
a. 5e15 for mixed Wetsern n stone; 81 S5% for do
delivered, and 81 10 for yellow Jersey.
Oats-Quist ct 66e for western.
COHee-Dun and nominal
SuEnr-Qli.t. MuseOVadO l31[9205<-.
MOiasses-Dull and declining.
PetrOkeum-DuIl- Crudv 4To; R0aned in bond
C7Hc.
FOrk-Opened hrmsr and closed heavy. Sales
At SIS 25g39 % for mess; SIS 13SdS4O Ia5S for
neW do cash and regular way closing at sSs sl1S
cash; S37 7o9S3S 25 for prime and $50 OO04O 70
for prime mess. Also 500 bbls new mess FOR No
vembtr, sellers option, at 80 70 and Iz5O bbls do
for fecember, buyers option, at $40 so.
BeeE-Eirm at about previous prices.
Reef Hans-FImer a. SIS OO@2s 20, chiefly
at SIS 90.
Lari-Firmsr. Sales at 2I1zs2s1E-, the latter
O extreme.
Bufter-Firmer at ss@4sc for Ohio; 421ls55o
4 state.
Cheese-steady at I5@24o.
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD OFFICES.
The Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad Com
pany are engaged in the erection of ahand-
some building in Toledo, to be used foT
tronsaoting the business of the road. It's
walls are rapidly approaching completion.
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DAILY LEADER
MOND8Y, HOVEMBER aI.
NEW ADvKaTEsEzsENFs.

Academy Of Musio-London Assurance.
Hickory Farm OIL Company.
L. Cowles Arrival aud Closing OF Mails.
Jno c. JenniDgs-R' al Estste Agent
Wilcox & Oo-FrsU gip ,nni Powder.
Mason BrCtheTs-New Music Books.
Porter 4 Shermsn-Flour for Sale.
Cowies a Co.-Ice Pitcners, &C.
For Ssle-Largs HAwser.
Z st-Fur Collar.
3 Is. Green-EmplOyment-
J. C Jennings for Sale.
L. D. Hirrington-st strsyed.
Lost-LocsI Notice.
Rev a NJ. Richsrdson-Locsl Notice.
lir=. ". L. Dsan-Local Notice.
sozoiont-Locsl Notice.
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z LosT.-on Sunday evening, on Kinsman
street, in the vicinity of the Water Cure,
set of curls, hrown-colored. The finder
viii confer favor, and be suitably reward
ed, by leaving them at tho Counting Room
of the LEADER.
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PERsoxAL.-Rev. T. A. Morris, Senior
Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Chuch,
preached at the st. Clair street Church
yesterday morning. His sermon was OF
the concise. chaste and impressive style
for which he has gained high character as
q pulpit orntor.
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CIVIL BRANoH.-BEFoRE JUDGE FooTE.-In
Court room No. 2, the jury in the case of
Ford IS. Price brought in, on Saturday
morning, verdict for plaintiff, with dam
ages to the amount of S2s4. The Court
adjourned over until this morning, without
transacting any further business.
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.GLEVELAND LIBRARY .AaIa.
ASSOCIATION. Y
LECTURE sEASON-WINTEP, iS84-65.

The Lecture Committee take rtsasure In snpoups.
cling the following named gSatlsmen a. LecturoEs
for the Annual Course lSS4-5:
DR. ]. G. HOLLAND-Dee. I.
Subject; Cost and Conn ensation-"
Rev. JOHN S. C. ABBOTT-Dee. g
Subject: sour War and Gen Graat."
FITZ HUGH LUDLOW, Eso.-Dee. %
Subject: "GOod Living"
REV. JAMES EELS, D. D.-,Jrn. I2.
Subject: ''The Half Moon AID the NAY FIoser-
SALPH WALDO EMERSON, Eso.-,Ja1 is.
New Lecture.
"EDMUND KIRKE,''-,JaH. -.
Sub eot: "JchL Davis at Home"
Hon, DAN'L s, DICKINSON-Feb.
Subjdot: "Mau in His Relations to Society and
Government"
Rev. ]. c. FLETCHER-FeB. -.
Subject: 1900 Mile. up the Amazon
JOHN B. COUGH, EsQ.-Mare6 H..
Subject: Not yet announced
70 me course o'
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Lady...---. g &C.
two LaGieB 90
AAS@o,9 80 2 sing g 30 cts.
Reserved eats 25 Cents Extra
- Tickets for sale at the LibI ary Roorl1 Brnfn-
ara n Muste Store at the Book Stores Comusrri7il
Bank, aud at the City Bank.
+. r. PERKINS,
J. u. BLACKBURN. -,s,e-llp
nou L. =. hELLEH,
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LITERART.-We are happy to learn that
Appleton Brothers, of New York, are bring
ing out "Chateau Frisssc, or Home Scenes
in France" This work had great success
in London, and is from the pen of our gifted
young countrywoman, Miss Olive Logan.
The fair suthOress, having oomnleted sue
cessful theatrical engagement in Philadel-
phia, will commence new one in Cincin-
natl on the 18th instant.
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On CoXPANT.-The undersigned has a
very desirable property in the Oil Regions,
which he purposes putting into company
at actual cost. The production insures
doubling the capital yearly. A few shares
will be disposed of for working capital, and
details will be given by application to
H. c. DEMINe,
139 and 141 Water street,
nOv19;l79 Cleveland, Ohio.
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druggists. nov21:19O.3t

We have received another assortment of
Ladies Fancy FurS, making our stock
complete again in eli its branches. The
very low prices we have been selling Furs
at had depleted cur stock, but we are en-
abled again to FL all orders at Wholesale
or Retail, at our usually low prices.
E. STAIR & Co.,
245 Superior, Sign of the Bear.
nov19.I78.
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EAST CLEvELASD.-The friends ofthe Rev.
A. NJ. Richardson will make him their
customary annual visit on Tuesday, Nov.
%. All are invited.
nOV9II7g
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CI1v1L4SD MnK.-The Pa:nesvillo 7t.

CLIVRLAND MnK.-The Pa:nesville TeIc-
graph is responsible for this:
In passing along the streets of Cieve-
land, a few days since, we were much
amused. A stranger suddenly rushed into
the middle of the street and hailed a milk
man, and with dry style about him, po-
litely asked the driver for drink of1gateT I
The milkman looked sollr-the stranger
bully. But the cream of the joke was,
stronger got milk punch. If Cleveland
ers will come to Painesville we will sell
them cows that are shindLed
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CITY NEWS.

Some beautiful Flowers and Ribbons
now opening at Mrs. Shaw's Millinery
Store, novS
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LOCAL NOTICES

Mrs. ". L. Deane will receive few more
pupils for instruction on the piano forte at
her residence, No % Sheriff street.
nov2I:l79.
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nOv19;I79

BABY TENDER-The great baby tender is
for sale at E. G. Jones', No. LAG Superior
street, American Building, Cleveland, Ohio
nOvIq,ISl
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CIVIL BRAN0H.-BEFoRE JUDGE BoLToN.-
In Court room No. l, the case of Nettleton
Us Graves was still on trial 70 the Court on
Saturday.
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BUFAFLO MARKET--Nov. 10.
TBE TELEGRAPH.I


FIOur-Dull.
Wheat-Quist. Sales amber MiohiEan at g q
az 25 Illinss winter 50 70; No. Chicago s. O5;
No. do 81 co; white Michigan 50 42@2 45.
COrn-Sma saleI Ct 81 7sa4 80
Oats-s51<as6
Rye Held at 81 90.
WhtGlEY-Nomihal 81 70.
Canal FFeights-DuiI, wheat l2raTgc. eoFu
l69l61zo, oats lie.
Lake AmpOrtS--FlOur II, ,7s9 bbs wheat
l47, 7Si oats 2B, ,I60 barley l, $50; rye u, ,4se
Canal EXpOFf8-Flour 3,064; wheat 1916;
corn Il, ,OOoi oats s., l20i barley $500.
Rose & Prentiss' PrOVisIOn Market Re.
port
The following are the rates charged BY Us:
HRIns-Sugar-cur premium hams 2 Ib..-...24 G
Dried beef-B
aOulders-Sugar-cured b fb.-......-.....-..-Is c
BaeOm-Or Smoked Sides % D...........--..-...9I c
LarG-Prime leaf kettle-rnd'd In bbls or trcs.2t o
Prime leaf ksttle-rndr'd in kegs D b..25
EOFA-nO mess . o.
Extra clear D 3bbl.......................--.-
- No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depOts or boats All articles arc
warranted strictly prime, snd equal to anything in
the State. Orders promptly filed.
BOSE a PRFETISS.
Iuly4-R Nos. I42, IA and I46 Ontar'o street.
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BEnsnrtal.
AMI RATR WORN.

W Aoo AMI AAIh HORh,
Hss D US NEW ESTABLISWEEFF.
THE LARGEST IN TIN STATE
FOE VIC hAAiAs Nl LADIES' HAIR DRFSsIHn
So PUBLIC SQUARE.
AAauiEetn-eT O. ~, tirds % WIGS InoIu5sr,
She celebrated s
QSION WIG
thAt 30 resembles nature as to dsfv the Ao,s,,
scrutiny. very large and beautiful stock n
LONG HAZE, % 3dght By the propTisfor fro5s
EUROPE, for SWITCHES md BRHiDS-ths anoTf
assortment ever sscn Ia this oisy.
siSd1es' ET0Et Pise6s and Half.Wiga.
IN svsry 7tyis. With ali improvements,
SITS OF CUEIs, msds from French EaturaI
Jaried Hair ggusI antesd.l
AUSEEh DOUBLE and TRIPLE BOWS,
v Wt"ERFALLS, &o.,
I Made by the advertiser, equal to thoso imported
Ladies Braids made Into any kind Of Head pFess
OF Bow without injury to Switch
LADIES' HAZE DRESSING In the most prsvsf
f2 and fashionable styles.
- All work warranted a. represented.
HOT and COLD BATHS at al heurs dec29
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DIED.

In this city, last evening. HENRY L. GRO ~
ELL.
Notice of the funeral will be give1 hereafter.
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To NEUTRALIzE 0FFENsIvRNEss in many
forms We use disinfeeting agents. I'm
pure breath, caused by bad teeth, tobac-
CO, spirits, or cstarrh, is neutralizsd by
Sozodont. 'Tis healthfnl beautifer, and
e great luxury as dentrifce. The repul-
sive breath is by its userendered as a rose,
and eoldness by friends or lovers will be no
longer noticed.
Sold by all druggists. nOv21:19O.3t
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK

eE CLEEEhA Nd
Fiscal Agent and Desigated DepOsitaTy
OF the United States.
Authorized Subscription AZ ents for the New Loan Of
$40 TREASURY NOTES,
On which will allow liberal commission to dealers.
VIII keep on hand for sale
UNITED STATES $40 BONDS,
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS
UNITED STATES BONDS OF 1881.
UNITED STATES z-3O TREASURY NOTES.
Will purchase at highest market rates.
COIN,
COIN COUPONS,
4. S QUARTERAASTER'S VOUCHERS,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS and
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS.
Ino3. .R3G
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RUsIEBESs NOTICES.
FUBMEK TEE ABEI EERl
AHD COLLECT

PENSIONS. BOUNTY BACK PAY
riEs Money, Discharged sud Resigned O@cers'
Pay, and all 0thor WsF Claims.
Te pay particular attention 70 claims IN which
nther Attorneys have FAILED, q which have been
SUSPENDED
- Soldiers discharged for WOUNDS RE0EiTED IN
BITTLR can .htain the 500 Bounty due them I'M
MEDIATELY, By applying 70 ua Ia person or by
etteT.
Zone Of our arm being Ct ALL TIHEs IL WASH
ngtan D. &, the advantages Es Offer 20 clients
sau but be manifest 70 all.
Fsaa Iow. 10 charge UHtii Eo have accomplished
: bas Ws undeTt1ks. niay2b-Be
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legal Intelligence.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS - CRIMINAL
BRAEoH.-BEFoRE JUDGE CoFFNBERRY.-In
this courtroom, the case of Ohio Us. John
Crafty is still on trial. The Court was oc-
cupied Saturday in the arguments of cOun-
sci, and adjourned in the evening, after
hearing the concluding argument for the
defense, by Joseph Adams, Esq.
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COMMERCIAL.
GLEVsLAND MARKET,
. MORNING LEADER OFFIOE, I
EATURDAY EvuHTnrn Nov 10 IRfl 4

The receipts GEain BY rail for the "a hours
snding ct half past one O'Clock to-day are fol-
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Of the Face and Body.
The Gas iS easily inhaled, perfectly harmless. and
produces no dissgTesable sensation The theory
and Practice is simply producing on the sygtem,
through ths contact OF the Gas with the bl.Od the
Affect sought to be produced by taking medicines
into the stomach. In all casts of w0akness and
disease Of the Chest and Lungs or inoipient Con-
sump!iOo, or PhthiEs, Its effect Is almost nstanta
neCu Us. In Dyspepsia aud Rheum AtiSm Il has given
more relief In one y than has been ACCOMPLISHED
BY months of general Medical Treatment II ispa
culisrly adapted for al nervous diseases and for
those diseases Teculiar to NOmen serofuloua dia-
I'D IN al csset where the blood is vita ed or re-
quires vivifying this 9ss acts beth as di1retio
and Alternative, more powerful than any other mod.
oeine and two or three inhalatons have never failed
II cure,
ROoS %, AMERIoAE HOTEL.
s~E. B.-As DR.. sEYMOUR's stay in this oitv
is only for short time, he sOlioits an early call.
nol5
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a.Y. MOESz MAEHxEF--NOv. 10.
lag FEEEGEAFH.l
MOney-T . Ct.
Sterling Exehange-Dul At 1Oe56 for gold.
GOld-IFrsgnlar, unsettled and RFmsr. Open
ing at 2ls, advancing TO 2-5 declining to 2l5 and
closing at 22t
Tot4I exports or specie TO DAY; 81, EOS. .OOO-
Government StOeks-Steady.
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1876. WiHt5F Arrangement 1904
FcR TIE
ARRIVAL iND CLOSING OF NAILS,
AT THE
OLEV POST-O FIOB,
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ooEaESJss EoEpAY. OCTOBER S.sf. 1854.

50 Mails will be opened and ready for delivery
ono hour after arrival of trains.
issr All Maiis close Oue hour before dep=rtrr re oi
trGiuH.
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| @1HoNE AGAIS.-Dr. Halliwell begs to in
form his many patrons and friends, that he
| has returned from New York, and can be
seen at his Office as usual, on business
HALLIwELL i DANIELS,
| nOvl8:l7S Dentists,
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E. C. Jones, lac Superior street, has
greatly reduced the prices on Looking
Glasses and ali other goods in his line,
nOV5.I79
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D. ~. GAGE

UJAHOO BITTERS-SAfD TO BIZ
w coed thing For sale at l26 Ontario st.
oe1s 90 CHUBOHlLB BROTHER
NEW LOT OF IVORY JEELRY
IN.fust rsopsVad st COWLEs cos,
ssT99 IaT WnddaIi Hsuss
CPECIFIC .PILL.-WINCHESTERS
- Specific Pill, price ore dollar. Sent by mail o.
1eesibt ~ priro CHURCHILL 3 BRO,
.ontT g9A Ontario It,
An IMMENSE STOCK OF SHIRT
~ ING Flsnnels--plaid, plain, white and striped
rsv iastore, TAYI1Bi GRIsWOLD 90,
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III EMLOCK BARK-B0R SALE BY
H H. OLDFiELD,
n0e:IT7 Port saniao, Mich
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HiGes-steady and firm at the following rates
At slaughter house;
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FOR RENT-N0- 8O{ PROSPECT ST.
L Seven larze rooms, cellar, &c.-an in "tip-tQP
condition. Enquire Ut o. BIownell St, near Eqe!id
noiO.l77 W. BAILEY.
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MI ANlGLA ia WOEh run OaLb--
III We viii sell at auction, at Office, ls9 River
street. on saturday, Nov. 18th, at 10 O'clock NJ,
IA nch Manila Hawscr. twelve hundred feet long.
and almost new, II can b. seen at any time before
day of sale at our Warehouse ROB'T HANNA a
90, iG9 and III River street. noyi2;tW
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HORSES FOR SALE--A Kentucky
Ii Thorough-hred-the most stylish horse l. the
oity. Also, : gray Mare, warranted sound. 10 be
ruvl9-TT-
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN
n hnd excellent board with a suit o! front rooms
in pleasant part OF the city, within OF 10 minutes
walk OF tue PCstofice. Address 2. .. HOV Z523
nol5:lT7
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CHICAGO MARKET--NOv. Is.

On sums Of less than 500, i've per cent. is add
10 above prices.
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land FOR SALE-SIXTY AORES
Llof Laad In lots rom three to eight acres or in
larger quantities. Said Land is bounded as follows;
o. the orth by St Clair road the west by Wilson's
avenue and on the south by Superior street cXten-
SION and i known as the Sterling Farm. The above
described land i Just out Of the citg limits ENQUIRE
cf NJ. M. SPANGLER, or Miss H. n. STERLING, 81
Euclid street. noz:lho
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Oval FRANEs-All sizes and patterns.
BIouldings and frames furnished to order,
at E. C. Jones', l46 Superior street.
nOv5:I79
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EOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT,
L B m and Wagon Shop for sale at a bargain, To-
nsted in the village OF Lagrange about - TO IS from
the Depot. Apply On the premises. hrat-Tata
stand for the gon making busines7, being the only
shop in the place.
nol4.I5 n. A. GODDARD.
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CACK FLOUR-4O0 QUARTER BBLs
D. BURGERr & SONS,