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1884 ARRANGaEEMENTs1S61

1864. AhHANS 81 1864.
Hnw YonH LIHEs.
NE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILApEL-
PH PHIL, AND TRENTON RAILROAD coMPA'
IRON PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLAOES,
sinEton Depot,
WILL LlkYH As FOLLOWS, VIE; Faro.
A. a. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C. d A.
4, . (. X, via Camden and Jersey aty-Fsw ~
AZ 4 n, via Camden and Jersey CITY,
as I; ? X, u! ssSd.n and Jersey CITY
An 4. 81, via KsS;lHstOn and Jersey city,
va H. Via Camden and AnOoy-C. and
- 7. n. VS. Camden snd AnbOy-c. and
AZ, Z. NJ sp va Kcu,ias.On and Jersey CITY, "
Washington and y. Y. Express 500
A. * 7. a., via Ken'inston and Jersey CITY,
- uxP. X, v. Huntington and Jersey CITY, ~
* SsssS VA IA Remington and Jersey ''
At P.M Via Camden And Amboy-AsOon-
AodEtion Freight and PAssengerl-
LIST GLASS ticket l9
I'd class ticket IbO
Tho SIS P. NJ. Evening Mali and the l.so tNisntj
southern Express will run daily tsll Others, sun-
DIRECT THROUGH LINES.
Between Mashington and New York, via Balti-
Leave Warrington for New York At and Ie,.S
q. m, s and 7:so p. m. The sunday line leaves At
IsHve New York for Washington at 8 and 10 a.
m, tao p. m, and IL midnight. The sunday line
Through without change of ears.
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n F F / O l A L.


Wan DEPARTMENT
WARRINGTON CITY, April H. 1854.
COL j. B. Fry, Proroa Marshal GeHaGI'
COLONEL Your letter Of the 9Th instant has
been received, In which you inform me that com.
plaIntu have been made in SEINE instances "thAt
the enrolments are excessive" and you "request
my opinion as TO the legal and most proper mode
OF proceeding under the circumstances herein set
forth"
In reply, | have the honor to say that the oTigi-
pal enrolment was made In strict pursuance Of the
provisions Of the act OF March s. 1859, chapter IS,
and though some names were omitted which
should have been added, and other names were In
tertod which should have been omitted, yet, cos
siderinE the novelty Of the law, the great number
Of oflcers acting under 1t without experience and
the magnitude and dtnculty Of the labor they were
called on to perform It is remarkable that the en-
rolment was so speedily and correctly made.
In order to remove, as far as practicable, any err
rors from the lists OF names, you issued an order
No IOI, under date OF November II, 1888, in which
you authorized and required the collection OF al
facts necessary for that purpose. This order wal
carried into effect. Not willing, however, to leave
untried any means within your power OF discover
ing mistakes in the enrolment, you went beyont
the requisitonH Of the statutes and ordered print
I'd hsta OF all the enrolled men to be prepared ant
made public, so that in every community the eiti
Eens might have an opportunity to aid you In the
performance of high public duty, while protect
log themselves against all liability to bsar an un'
equal share OF the public burdens,
Having taken this preeAution, and having given
TO all concerned the power to have all existing
errors corrected, and having amended the list ae.
cOrding to the best Of your Information, the fact
that any mistakes still remain must be owning 10
The negligence or wilful fault Of those who now
make complaint. The law requires you to pro.
coed with the draft, according to the enrolment a,
It stands at the date Of the draft and there /, M
other way for you to perform your duty than I,
take the lists then prepared.
II any over draft IL made at the present time
the sXosHs will be taken into account in arranEip
the quota for the next succeeding draft, II NOR
troops should be required
WILLIAM WHITING,
ApQB Solicitor OF the War Department
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PASSES TO VISIT THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
I. Applications must be made At the once Of
Major Louis II. Pelouze, No. 900 = street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, between II
.. N. and p. M, except Sundays. Major Pelouz'
10 authorized to Slgn the pssses.
Q. II not granted at the once OF Major PelouIe
the decision IL nnAl and no reference need be mad
At the War Department.
.. PaSseI cannot be given TO females to visit tn
army.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
Il. D. TOWNSEND,
ies-I Assistant AdiutAnt General,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


rs-T-Iso-x- Plantation
DrTTEns.
They purify, strengthen and lnvigorato.
They create healthy appetite. 49,.
rhoy are An hntidote 10 change OF water and diet
They overcome affoots Of dissipation and late
The They strengthen the sys'cm and sulivsn th'
Thew prevent missmatic aud intermittent feyers.
They purify the breath and seidity Of the ston
They euro Dyspepsia and Consultation.
Thev cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Mefbua
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Hand
they are the best Bitters In the world. They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausted hature'n
great rcstorer, They are composed Of the cello
Rrated CAilsayA BARK, CasoAriliA Bark, DAndelion,
Chamomile F1owers, Lavender Flowers, Winter.
green, Aniae, Clover-buds, Orange Peel, snake
root, CarawAy, Coriandor, Hurdoek, ss-T.-isao-
The following Is sample of the Testimony daily
SSLnIEns' HeME svPERIHrEnDENr's orTIoE,l
C,ScrSSATI, O., Ian 70, issa'
IhAve given your Plantation Bitters 10 hundreds
Of our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or les.
disabled from various causes, and the effect Ia moa
marvellous and gratifying.
such preparation as this IL heartily wish Il
every family, In every hospital, and At hand OF
every battlefield. q, W. ID, ArDREwS
jy3l-iy - Superintendent.
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! oLDIRRs OF THE UNION

SoLDIKRS OF THE UNION
Esad ths following Latter. resolved mem your
KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED REMHDIlL,
oiSTasNT. You viii hsrsnnd unsoli.iisd tssa.
~SsI. our siSy q o:saPssi9n Ia iors: 'OuAA'
:S e dG ass 20 hes a:sS one
Yeur Life q yaluAblel Not only 10 yourselves,
and mothers. Then, while you may, purchase
your Health xoI . sent., g cents or Sl.to will
lS:R;..ion s'shf' On'! T9PIsS :sHiSi man % snS
q. oUAHTHAMAITEl's DEILRTnHET,l
18th Illinois Volunteers,
~ IoI 1919 I.LaH p = g, Npvenpsr 20 Iss'
sisi Enclosed please md Two dollars, for which
send me one dollars worth each OF your sSlsbrAtod
. iSis =. once for N much II need of,Ss Above
remedies. Address.
7~T lieut.. A. W. FELLOWS, Q. NJ,
90 seth Illinois VoluntsSrs.
oAhr EnAH BHASpT srArioE, NI,(
January 7, 1854
1IiE sIIi ] have hard = great deal Of talk
about your famous Fills, and A. never was In
d; nis q pr q Il. Rhs
send ne the wsfth Of the enclosed. Yours, koa
JOSEPH WALSH,
Co. =, Sth RsEt, Excelsior Brigade.
PsLAsEI, Tenn, Dee. y, lsSS.
5nIn sR; Please and enclosed ohe dollar, and
send me The anount In your famous Pills, as am
Yours, a., THOMAS =. TURNRI,
NOME Island, 8. c., Jan. Il, lsoa.
'' 5EAs Sal Ea.lO.sd ysu will aud 90 cents, for
which WiGh you to send me some OF your VAlua-
bic PILLS. send then By mall. IsnoloIe 10 cents
| Co, D, 9Th N. n. Vols, Port Royal, b.g,
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n F F I g l A L .

WAR DEFARTMENT,l
ADJuTANr GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, April %, 1884.
Second Lieutenant Terrezee Riley, 9th United
States artillery, having been reported TO the head
quarters OF the army as being In this city without
proper authority, March u, 1854, and having ap-
peAred before the Military Commission In session
In this city, OF which Brigadier General Caldwell
United States volunteers, Il president, is exempt
from dismissal from the service OF the United
States, he having made satisfactory defence to the
4. D. TOWNSEND,
apps Assistant Adjutant General
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DHILP q soLoMoNs,
BooKsRLLERs, ARMY sTATIONERs,
ERs,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURES,
SS2 PRHHBYLVANIA AVENUE
have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works.
New and recent Publications,
Army stationery, all kinds
Field order Books,
Field Manifold WTtterG
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables,
Field Glasses,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty HANK,
Record books for use at heAdQu ATtefG ny As
1iltAnt AdjutAnt Generals.
blank books made, and Printing done 10 order on
very short notice.
All Printed Books SSut by mail Tree Of postage,
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TNHRMs OF THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE DISTRICT OF CONTRADICTIONS
lSh0reby given that, by . rulo Of the Court, IL
terms have been liked A. follows
General Tvnf,
Third Monday Of January,
First Monday OF May.
Third Monday OF October.
TaIlS oTns Ciretai Collt.
n which alone Jury II impAnnsled Tor the rial
OF civil sAsea.)
FIRST Tuesday ofsFebruAry.
Third Monday Of May. ..a
first Tuesday OF November.
Terms Of ne CftRtndl CoEl,
First Monday OF March.
Third Monday Of June.
Plrat Monday OF December,
Terms Of ~ Dihrta CORt
First Monday OF June.
FIRST Monday Of December.
r. Special TTus.
First Tuesday OF January.
First Tuesday Of February,
E1rh Tuesday OF March.
First Tuesday Of April.
Third Monday OF May.
First Tuesday OF June.
BifSt TuetdAy OF July.
FIRST Tuesday Of September,
RiFIt Tuesday OF October.
RiTut Tuesday OF November,
FiFTt tuesday OF DoeombOI.
D. order o. he cOurG A. AHIGa.
iy0
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DARE CHANCE FOR A PERSON
III Wlshing TO Engage In the Wholesale and
Retail Grocery Business The undersigned having
been actively engaged IN business for period oil
twenty one years, and desiring to retire from the
same, oiioF their stock, together with the good
win Of their establishment, Tor sale, and the house
TspI1-sodstif URRAY \ SEMMEs
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
pain, with InnoxlouS VApoT, By Dr. q y.
SIGABM OND, No. Qeo PennSylyAniA Avenus,
inventors and sole manufacturers OF AnAosthstli
Innoxioun VApor, mot Laughing GAs,) nor chic
reform, Ether, but strictly AnAesthetie Agent
tirely free from exhilerAtins eeets and periestly
sensations and perfect lnIensibility TO pSin.
daaS-d0
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howard LYoETL:
l0sAs Scsaa Iats -; HyI 5Iyis-TlfSS. AOfOs.
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CLOTHING.

~ u - l.
r EFT EN- RISE LET 'EM RISE /
IL .f LET 'EM RISE EIt- 4. 4
WHO cAREsi .... .s-T.eTI on
WHO CAREsI 49,
WHO cAREs '
A Six Months stock on hand Of CHOICE
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
The balances Of our WINTER STOCK Is St'ths
mercy Of the public. We shall not speak Of them
again.
WAIT NO LONGER. NOW is THE TINE.
THEY MUST De SOLD. .a
We win not carry them over.
The great Invention Of the age,
PALMERs sPoNerNG MACHINE.
Every yard OF goods shrunk before making up.
Yet, notwithstanding the extra EXPENSE we shall
continue to sell less than any other house In this
city.
SPRING ovERcoATs
CLOTHING
EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE.
GEETLEMRNs FURNISHING GOODS
Of every description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and see sample. before purchasing elsewhere.
MILITARY CLOTHING.
We intend to keep on hand good assortmsn,
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NRW LETTERS PATENT.
~ issTHETiNEoGs fEDfCXFoRi
The Advantages Of this Invention are that
PKRTKCT DETECTIVE
Machine IL ofierSA 70 the Publis that will account
ALI. MONEYS RECEIVED
For tho EroAt b6nent OF Chartered CompAniea-Al
City Passenger Railroad Cars, Ferry BoAts OF the
THis MACHINE Is not at the control Of Con3le-
and Of great strength and duIabliftJi 70 further
TRLL-TALE AACHIREI
Against the too-often pIastloed
n. general use Il also wherever Moneys are paid
for Admission, tush ~
THEATRES,
Of RshiSition, LaTSe Trst-olSss Hotsl Dining
Rooms, (PropHetoru Of which viii save quarter
q thar renti b. lts introdustionD Fair Grounds,
not least, this principle prevents Fraudulent He
turns Of Votes At Elections.
ior such Machines, addressed 10 The Undersigned,
'''' ''''''' ROWLAND CROMELIRR,
WILLIAM r. CRISP,
tAtsnteos, Ses PennSylvAniA Avenue.
Washington, May a. Isas mySS-dn
NEW YORK AND
wAsHING TON
EAMsHIP LINE.
| SEMEwEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH
IEGToN AND GEORGETOWN, DC.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
BALV0R, AND JAS. 8. GREEN.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
| URDAYs, At 10 ., M, from foot Of High street,
Georgetown, and Pier 10, foot Of Wall street, New
| York.
For S&4to q HSSifs' R aRRPaly 4 AGENTS.
loot OF High street, 0O0raStoWn, or
JAMES HAND, Agent,
dsaS-Sm III Wall street, New York
WILLARD HOTEL,
w SYKES, CHADWICK CO.,
Corner PsHRSylVatS ApInas and TORsssnih StyssL
! WsahinEtOn pc jAS-Iy
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RECRUITS.


REoRUIrs .
WANTED
70 FILL THE auorA OF rHk
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
- t.a.a..T GA
4 BOUNTY FoR VETERANS,
- S562. .-..r
SaaS OF WHICH WILL BEIArDI In ADVANCES
BOUNTY FOR NEW REcRSITs
S452.
ssas " WHICH WILL BIZ PAIpIN ADVANCE,
BOUNTY ron CoLoREp REcRuITs
$50.
rArp IN ADVANCE.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
win apply to any Of the folls~tus
RECRuIrNe oEyIcRRsi
SIS BAKER,
Engine Hall, near the Market, % Pennsyivanil
avenue, between Seventh and Niath streets. 7''
). C. HYDE, ... .-r
Corner Of Fourteenth street ana New York svsAu'
"a KBAsBEy,
street, nssr corner Of Ni,.tssu,h and rsassyi
vsnia avenue. -. ed
C. PAPKRR.
Corner Of High and DunbsStOA streets, sssrzstews
&C. LANGLEY,
Navy Yard Bridge.
HENRY A. sCHEETz. .r.....
Captain and Provost Marshal Of the Distris, Z
Columbia. desi-u
lDEO RUIT6l RRCRUIT6i
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The Plantation Blttets have
cured me OF the Liver Complaint, Of which was
laid up PROSTATE, and had to abandon my buSi-
neaa H. d. KIHaaLEY,
Cleveland, Ohlo,n
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The Plantation Btters have
cured mo OF arrangement OF the kidneys and
UFiaSFy Organs that has distressed me for years.
II acts Ike a charm. Z. Y. moohEI
No. 254 Broadway"
ar ke he SO, &C.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-29

The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong,
the lAnguld brilliant, and are exhausted natures
great restorer. They are composed Of the eelo
brated CalisnyA Bark, Wintergresn, sassSfrAs
Roots, Herbs, sc, all preserved In perfestly pure
St CroiX Rum,
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Ihave given the Plantation Bit
tors to hundreds of our disabled soldiers with the
most astonishing effect.
G. W. d. ANDREWS,
sup't Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o."
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&c IhAve been . great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching. . The
Plantation BitteTs have cured me.
REV. J. 8. CATHRoH, Rochester, N. Y"
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Thou wilt send me two bottles
more Of thy Plantation Bitters. My wife has been
greatly benefited by their use.
Thy Friend, Asa CURTIN, PhiladelphiA, Pa"
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For form OF proposal, guarantee, and certiheAte,
and for instructions, requirements, Sc, bidders
referred to the pamphlet advertisement OF October
u.s. 1859, at the principal post Offices. Bidders
should be careful to poItpAy bids.
m28-lAW4W NJ. BLAIR, Postmaster General.
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aFw YORK EIAzKET.--NOv. II

IEX EELBaRAPH.I
COtton-Steady. Sales st 81 1901 AZ for mid
ding uplants.
closed dull aud l5920c lover.
Sales $40 JOt2lO 20 for extrs State; Sl1 pO9l1 10
for common to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; SlI 2O9l2 O1 for trade brands.
Whisky-Opened hrm bu. closed dull; 81 %
for state and 81 73zdl "a tor vest-rD-
SFheaa-Dull closed heavy; 2G3o lower Sales
at g. Z31SQ2 70 for Chicago spring. 81 271lG2 30
amber VI -lVakee; 81 4242 A. winter red WESTERN
81 47iaz 60 ambe1 hichiga9.
Rye-Firmer. Sales at 81 55H91 60 for West
ern.
BarIey-Shade 6rmsr.
Corn-Active; &c better. Sales at 81 759l 76
for mixed western afioat and in store.
Oats-Iq2c higher Sales at 95996c for west
ern a6oat; s715c in store.
WOOl-Quist.
Jiice-QG ct; 12@l4o for RangoOn.
EOffee-St lady.
SugaT-Steady Muscovado 1s92Oc,,
mOIaSses-Firm; New Dreams 81 lbG1 20;
Po to Rioo s. 1 p; MuscovaCO 75@90o-
PefrOIeuas-Uru1e geavy at AZ E945c; Re-
8ned in bond steady at 7O@7lc; do do all Novem-
bsr st 70c.
POriS-Opened firm but closed heavy. Sales at
s39 OO9ss 50 for mess; $4l z594I 6.l1z foE new do
cash and regular way closing s4l cash; S3S %
ASS 90 for prime 81 so for prime mess.
Beef-Frm. Sales at 81 Oogl2 90 for country
moss; Sl4 O0922 90 for repacked mess; Slg cog
"A % for extra mess
Prime Hess BeeE-Good demand
Beef Hams-Firm at S26 0O926 so.
Cut BIeats-Yery hTm at l79lsc for sh0ul-
der; Is t2lc for hans.
Bacon SIdes-Modsrate dsVlaud Sales Of
short-ribbed for December and anus,y delivery,
at 1870.
Lard-Less active and rAtbs sr heavy at 2l5{9
241Sc; latter eItreae.
EntIer-FTn but quistS 84asso for western,
aud 42954 for state.
CheeBe-Quiet at l6985s
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THE cHosTI
CLEVELAND LIBRARY s9ags
ASSOCIATION.
LEGFURE sEAsgE-WNTER 1s64-05

The Lecture Committee take pleasure in snnoune-
cling the following named gentlemen as Lecturers
for the Annual Course lS64-5;
.JBMEE E. MURDOCH-Nov. II.
Readings and Recitstioas.
DE-. ]. G.. HOLLAND-Dee. l.
subjset: "Cost aGd ComP en- satiOn'
REV. JOHN S. c. ABB0TT-Dec. 8.
Subject sour War and Cen. GRAFT"
FITZ HUGH. LUDLOW, EsQ.-Dsc. p.
Subject: Good Living
Rev. JAMES EELs, D. D.-JaH. u.
sobiec4 HThe Half Moon ard the May Flower"
sALPH WALDO EMERSON, Eso.-Jan.1s.
New Lecture.
"EDMUND KIRKE,"-Jan, =.
Sub eot: ''Jen avis at Home"
HoN, DAN'L S, DIGKINsoN-Fs5. -.
subjdot ''lIau iu His Relations to Society and
Government"
REV. J. C. FLETCHER-Feb- =.
Subject: 1900 Miles up the Amazon"
JOHN B. COUGH, EsQ.-Mareh II.
Subject Not yet announced,
Single Tickets to the 90
Ti=Ests admitting Gentlsm4n and Lady ~
two LaIiss 20
Tickets to a sing 81 ota
Reserved eats 25 Cents Extra.
E8-Tiokets for sale at the LiOIary Rooms, Brain
ards MHsio Store, st the Book stores, Oommerslal
Bank, and at tine City Bank,
J NJ. BLACKBURN, Con-
noII L. f. AIELLEN,
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The receipts Of Grain to-day very email, and
the market ruled exceedingly quiet with limited
transactions. One lot OF Wheat-1OOO bushels No
red-sOId this forenoon at 81 Os, free on board,
and this fguro was the asking prize at the Board,
but we could hear OF no transactions. Corn is firm
at about ths rates Of yesterday. Oats ars un-
changed, and Rye snd Barley are dull and nom
insl.
Fzcf EIlts-Firm at the following rates: LAEE
AND RGII,-Flour to Albany and Troy 81 20, tc New
York 81 50, to Boston 81 40. Wool to Now YORK
81 SO, 10 Roston s2 ~. ALI RAIL-To Few York,
Flo1r 81 81 Wool " o. To Boston. Flour 81 90
wool 81 p.
FIOuF-Market quiet. Held at 50 T5@1O so
for good to fancy brands Xxx red $40 5Oa11 70
far do Xxx white "a
Wheaf-saIes this morning 1OOO bus No red
free on board at 50 os. No sales this afternoon,
Int holders were asking the above figure.
COrn-Firm. Sales cars No. on track at
81 4211.
OaIs-So receipts. Markst quiet AID un-
changed. Sale. cars from store at nc.
Rye-Rsceipts good, lut market dull and nOm-
lnsl at 81 40.
BarIey-No ssles. Held at 81 5591 70, accord
ing grade and quality.
quotations, which sre mostly nominal: No. 1 mess
Pork, $40 20; No. 2 do, SSs %. Mess Beef, city
packed, SIG 90. Lard il tierees 2so; in kegs, 24O.
sugar-oured Hams, 24@ &c. Shoulders, I99zOO.
Bacon, 2Oc. Dried Beef, l5O.
TaIIOw-Cisy-rendere is held firm at I61z9
lie.
Butfer-The market is not active, but holders
are firm at 4Oe42o for Western Reserve, and S69
sec for Central.
Cheese-Notring new to note in this article,
but market firm and moderately active st IsGlso
Tor large lots 1890 for small lots selected and
Hamburg.
Eggs-QuOted firm st Ss9s5O, with light supply
and good demand.
HIghwines-Unehangsd and quiet st 81 7Oc.
aIcohoi-ste=dy. % per OsnI aeld at s. 429
s Al Neutral PROOF sp rits 81 s5.
Petroleum s9@s5d.
Lake E..l,--steady and unchanged. White
Fish 80 3d. Trout ss 50; PiokeEsi 81 = ! Herring
s. 70.
Dried AppIes-Market firm and active at
015@lOo.
Green AppIes-Fair dcmand. Sales 100 bbIs
at IS 60.
Cider-sclHng at ss 90 per barrel, including
barrel
Chestnuts-Market well supplied. Sales hTe
bbls at So so per bushel.
sRIf-Iu good supply and steady hno 81 90,
| coarse s. CO. e.
Water LiIne-Firm st 81 IS for osEego and
Akron; ss W 70 Rosedale Cement.
s'laster.-''Powelrs'' land plaster SO per ton.
#Ops--steady and firm ut 25as5e. according to
quality
sEaIt-Birm and lower, Barley Malt quoted az
| 50 60 per bushel.
AIs and POrteF-Markst stoadJ. We quote
~ follows Present Use Xxx Ale $40; Stock XXX
znasls- gsnnsst slti Pale Cream Sil; Porter
IL Half and quarter barrels in proportions.
stone gg1ere-Open ware 12o per gHiiOni su6
Jugs iSo per gallon.
fire ErIok--Market firm. Selling at $40 90
. IOJO.
gTre CIay-Firm and steady. Held At Ss % =
barrel
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AooIDENT.-Three men VINO were repair
ing the old Baptist Church, were badly in
jured yesterday afternoon, by the falling
of a staging on which they were working.
The joists of the second story, which sup
ported the staging, gave way under the
weight of a great pile of bricks and mortar
heaped upon them from the wall, and
joists, mortar, bricks, wOrkmen and all
were hurled down pell-melI into the eel
lar.
The injuries of the three men-all Ger
mans, living on Pittsburgh street, we IN
derstood-were very severe, consisting of
multitudinous cuts, bruises, sprains and
fractures, for it was supposed that one
mans skulls was fractured,
Three physicians came to the spot, and
the sufferers will have all the attention
and care that are necessary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12
tJoHN KEEP. age So.

FACTS STRANeER THAE FIoTIoN.-0ne of
those remarkable condolences that some
times occur, happened at the Metropolitan
Gift Book Store, No. 14O Superior street,
yesterday afternoon.
Two ladies' calling at the store, one of
them purchased an album, and her sur
prise can better be imaginad than ieserib-
ed, when the clerl; presented her hand
some breakfast Ca,tor, as the gift accom-
Psnying it. Bat strange as it may sppear
the lady purehasingy bod promised, in case
she received CastoE, she would give il to
her daughter who Accompanied her. Any
person doubling this statement we would
refer 10 Mrs. K. Pel59n, who resides in
this city, and vas tue recPien: Of the
gift
Buy al your albums at the Metropoli-
tan, where YOU will find the best collection
in Northern Ohio, varssing in prices from
seventy FIVE cents to fifty dollars.
EOYl2;lT7. ra.l a-eL.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12
novIO:l76

Coon NEWS FOR EvERYBoDY.-As the cod
weather approaches, it beco res every one
to provide sgainst the inclement winter, by
sn early purchase of Boots and Shoes, and
we know no better place in this city to get
a govd, reliable and fashionable article,
than at the great Bankrupt Sale, l08 Supe.
rior Street, where they are closing out the
immen stock of Butterfeld, LOring & Co.,
20 per cent. cheaper than they can be man
ufactured to-day. Their stock has always
enjoyed high reputation for style, Gle
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 a call at the
Great Bankrupt Sale, lOS Superior street,
nesr Water street. nOyl0 .l76