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NEv YoRK MARKET.-.sept. 30.

- BY EhhEGAAPE.l
COtfOu-Guiet and dropping. Sales at 81 goa
1 25 for middhng upands
RlOar-MaIket for State and Western heavy,
unsettled and 5O975c lower
Sales at s. CO98 25 for extra State; d
for superfne western; 50 z5@s9 - for common
to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
Slh OO9ll 90 for trade brands. Market cIosic <
Irregular snd unsettled
WhisIKy-Quist. sales at 81 T5@l 7s, chiefly
st 81 7sgI n.
Wheat-Dail and nouinal. ss'es at 81 O2 for
choice amber Michigan; 81 s09l IS for sprin-, in
lots; 81 80 white Kentucky.
Ry-Heayy and loo lower. Western 81 45.
Barley-MArket dull
COrn-HeaVy al lower. Sales 81 1sldI 531S
for mixed western closing with free sellers at in
side quotations.
Oats-In fair request and lower. ssles at s79
877Sc for western.
COffee-Rules quiet; no sales 20 report.
BuEar-Dull aud more or less nominal.
MOlasse8-Yery quiet
Petroleum Dull at S793Sc for Crud 65e for
Refined in bond; 72a75e do nee.
WOOI-DulL
POrk-Decidedly irmer with a good spec ,lAtiVe
Demand. Sales at 0OG40 so Tor mess; s41 s71@
@42 80 for new do, closing At the latter price, S3J
5O@4O 90 for prime; 81 25f prime mess.
Beef-Market very dnll Sales at $40 OO9l4 90
for country mess; 81 5O@l0 90 for country prime
St5 O09lS 80 for rspacked mess; and S19 OO@24 90
for extra mess.
Prime Mess BeeEDuu and nominal.
LaFC-Dull and dropping at $4,000.
Butter Dali st 309Ssc for OHIO.
Cheese Dull 81 l5c923o for common 70 prime
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FUNERAL OF REV. S. ". ADANs.-The fu-
neral exercises of Rev. Mr.. Adams took
place yesterday afternoon, at three O'Clock,
in the First Baptist church. There was q
large audience, and the occasion was one
of deep and thrilling interest. One would
say ii was characterized not 50 much by
solemnity as by Christian cheer and hope
fitness. The pulpit was very beautifully
trimmed with evergreen, white flowers and
Grape; and upon the coffin were two most
beautiful and appropriate emblems-a cross
and star.
Ten brother ministers, from abroad and
of this city, occupied the pulpit. No ser
mon was preached, but remarks on the
character of the deceased were made by
Revs. ToIhurst, DR.. Aiken and Goodrich,
after which a most earnest and touching
prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Darrow, of
the West Side Baptist Church.
All of the speakers bore witness to the
unspotted purity of motive and excellent
Christian character of the deceased to the
fidelity with which he has labored here
during the last eighteen years to his de-
votion . truth and to whatsoever is noble
and just.
Eight of the old members of the church
oficiated as pall-bearers, and when they
were bearing the coffin down the aisle, a
plsintive, wailing chant was perfectly rem
dered upon the organ, and sobbing was
baard throuph All the house TT vvos o.,
occasion long to be remembered.
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ARRTYAL OF NAILS Ar DEPOT

ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT
Eastern Through arrives ct A. m., and
$40 P. NJ.
eastern Way arrives at s:IO A. M.
Pittsburgh Through arrives At 7:A5 A. N.
do Way arrives at $50 P. al.
Szndusky Way arrives at ll;l5 A NJ.
Mshoning Way srrives at 500 P. NJ.
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A NJ, 25O P. Il
do Way strives ct $50 P. NJ.
Western Through arrives At $40 A. L., ard s'56
Western Way arrives at 2.45 P. NJ
Medina Wsy arrives at 400 P. Il.
RockpOrt, &c, srrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
BrsoEsyiio Bath. &C., arrives Mondays and Fri-
sharon center, Granger, EortB Royaltou, &o., ar
FiVes Mondays and Fridays az P. ii.
WGrus1sVil.s % arrives daily at lob a. NJ
East Clevs and and Euclid arrives daily At A. NJ
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAs9EEN THEUUGH FOR Erie Buffalo, Boston, h5N
York, Hartford, and Nilloughby, PaInesVilier &C.
psEa. Ashtabula and Conneaut closes At 8;45 A n
EAsrERs T1RCUGHs Tor NeE I5-k only, Close 81
TAsrEas FRRoUsH, for Erie. Baralo, Albany.
Boston, New York and HG, -;OTG. closes az ~
Pm
EasTzES WAY, iOr ali points between ols7elAne
and Erie, closes at 2:20 P. N.
wEsrEES THRoUsH, for Toledo, Detr-tt, Chicago
and closes at goo +. III.
WEsrEEN THRoUsH, for Toledo Dosroit, Chicago
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes st 6:OO P. HI.
WEsrEEs Way, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes a. 1880 P ".
CINcIsNArI Way for all points bOtJi oeE Cleveland
snd Cincinnati, closes At I:25 ?. NJ
CIEcnRATI THRoUeB, for Columbus, Dayton
Newark and Cincinnati, nlosss 81 10 P. NJ, Qesyes
~ 5s25 ReLt saorning-)
OIsnfNHATTI IEsOUaH, for COlUIat 70, Cincinnati,
louisville st. Louis, Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE, and
Wheeling, closes st COOP. Il.
PITTsBUnGH THBOUGH, for Pittsburgh a--u Wash
ington, closes at 1926 P. NJ.
PrrrsBuBaH WAT FOR all points between OleYs-
and, WeliBvill5, and Pittsburgh, Hsrrsburg, Phil.
adsDhis, baltimore and Washington, closes ct I:Sl
An.
MAHoSISs Way, for all points between Cleveland
and Youngstown, closes at 10 ?. l. GesYes st 5ll
nsxt morning.)
AEDIiA NAY, closes al a. II.
4.oCKP31- &C., closes on Tussdsys, Thnrsoayi
and Saturdays, at I'm.
RaEoKsvILLE, Bath, a.. cloIes Tuesdays and
Saturdays, ST A. III.
SHARoE C-sEEG, Granger North ROyhlton, &C.
closes on Tuesdsys and SatGrdays, st A. II.
,WABBTssYTLLB, closes daily, 1889 A. IL
EAeT CLEFELsED and Euclid, closes daily, a.
Pm.
Mail snd Drop LstterB GRE required by law to bs
prepaid.
AllOity Circulars required to be prepaid witt
= tWo-oent stamp
Onoe open rom $50 A. N. to T:sO p. N. Or
fundsy from A. B. to 1919 A. II.
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New YEAR OF THE HEBREws.-To-day is
the first day OF the New Year 5625, of the
Hebrews. It is called, in Hebrew, ROsh
Hashonak, and is observed throughout
the world as a sacred festival. Business is
entirely suspended, the synagognes are
open, and divine service held. 1t will be
strictly observed in this city by our fellow
Eagle street, the Huron street, and the
Bank street (Polish) synagogues will be
open, and sermons preached in the two
former. There are some 1900 Israelites in
this city.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Ths following
transfers have been entered on the record
of this county during the past week:
Catharina Alther to C Davis, 25 feet
front on Huntington street, to I20 deep.
Consideration, 81 $50.
RT Foster to John Pegler, 80 feet front
on York street, by "a feet deep. Considera-
ton, $500.
George Greenleese to Christian Schultz,
so acres of land in Newburgh. Considera-
ton, IS, 900.
Simon Daley to NJ A Cogan, so feet front
on John street, by l31 feet deep. COnsid-
Grafton, $500.
Benjamin Blair to William Cain, SIS acres
of land in Warrensville. Consideration,
$1,000.
Royal Taylor to Henry a Smith, Is acres
of land in Solon. Consideration, S675.
G E Rsthburn to Leonard Bryan, Is acres
of land in Newburgh. Consideration. 81, 800.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

WEST SIDE RALLY There will be lively
meeting of the Union voters of the West
Side in the circle, next Monday evening,
Oct. 3rd, at seven O'Clock. Hon. S. Viii
hanson, Hon. R. C. Parsons, John C. Gran =
mis- aud others, will address the voters.
There will be procession, carrying the
red, white and blue Union lanterns and
torches and other brilliant and patriotic
displays. All in favor of fighting out the
accursed slaveholding rebellion to the end
are invited TO be there. Delegations from
the East and West sides are cordially re-
quested TO be present. Our country calls f;
let every true man respond. If the weather
is bad the meeting will be at the Armory-
Octl:I7I n. PARDY;
Chairman
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DIRRoT TRADE WITH LIvERPooL.-The first
vessel belonging to the line of packets es-
tablished between Liverpool and the Great
Lake country, by Cunningham, Shaw s
Co., the Etowah, arrived at Hamilton, Can
ada West, several days since.
The Board of Trade gave a dinner to one
of the owners of the Etowah, Mr.. Edward
Shaw, and its officers, and the whole affair
passed of very pleasantly. Hon. Isaac
Buchanan, NJ. P. P, and President of the
Board of Trade, presided on the occasion,
and made very happy speech, in which
he expressed his conviction that there was
no longer a doubt that sea-going vessels
could penetaate the interior of America
through the lakes and canals of Canada
He gave it as his opinion that the canals
should be enlarged, so as to admit a H0tls-
md tons steamer, and the tolls be reduced
to the mere interest of the capital hereafter
to be laid out on them.
The enlargement of the canals is ques-
ton of the first commercial Importance
Any half way enlargement will not answer
the exigencies of the increasing lake tade
The important commercial fact is establish
ed, that the trade of the Northwest mas al
ready outgrown the capacity of the rail
roads and canals. What is needed to de-
velope the full resources of this productive
region and the further manufacturing in.
dustry of Crest Britain is adequate mean
of cheap transportation. The Northwes
want uninterrupted navigation by steamers
and sail vessels of the largest class to al
countries and to all clines. An outle
through the Canadian waters seems TO b.
the most natural and available channe
for their purpose. The proposed enlarge
ment would confer mutual advantages up
the Americans and the Canadians.
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MORNING LEADER
SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 1.
EEw ADvERTIsEMKNTs.

Academy of Music-B -Bonifsos-Eewton Alliance
Cowles & Cop sted Ware.
J hn Whitelaw-Notice to Contractors,
Or. LighthiIl-Suit of Rooms Wanted.
i. Cottrell-WiDter Fruit for Sale.
J. B. Glenn & Co.--Onions Wanted.
J H0vey-Bricklayers Wanted
Cuyahogs Union Cen Com.-Union Rally.
J. @. Jennings--For Sale or to Let.
Edward Gibbons-Found.
First Ward-Local Notice.
Christian Commission-LoosIE Notice.
Tenth Ward Union Club-Locsl Notice.
Second Ward-LOcal n ltics.
Fourth Ward Union Club-Local Notics.
.. Molleu-Locsl Notice.
UniyersaliEm-Locsl Notice.
Spiritual Hall-Local Notice.
West Side Rally-Locsl Notice.
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CITY NEWS.

CHRISTIAN COMMISSION MEETING. - The
Cleveland Army Committee viii hold a
Union meeting tomorrow evening, in the
Stone Chnrch, to be addressed by Rev. DR..
Wolcott, who spent six weeks in the ''Army
of the Cumberland" as a delegate of the
Christian Commission.
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PUBLIC NoT1cE.-We are informed that our
friend and townsman L. A. Keppner, is now
on his annual tour to the cities Of New York
and Boston, to select, for his increasing
trade, large and well assorted lots of ladies
and gentlemen's furnishing goods, which
we learn he has been enabled to Sc
cure on very favorable terms, in conse-
quenee of the recent decline in gold. His
return may be expected in about six days.
Soon after which he will expose his entire
new stock for examination and sale. A full
description of which will be given in our
columns in due time. sept28:l7O
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PAN OVER THE MoNEY.-The result of the
examination of Captain Abram Gift, before
Commissioner White, was his being held
for the illegal detention of the money paid
him for his Lieutenant. He therefore paid
over the money, with all the costs and ex-
pen5es in the case, and the case was dis
nnsed Of
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FIRST WARD UNION MEETING. - Every
Union Man in the First Ward is requested
to meet at the Engine House on Chsmplain
Street at half past clock this Saturday
evening. Business of great importance
will be presented for the consideration of
the meeting. The First Ward should
maintain her proper rank as the banner
Ward. In order to do this let every Union
man be on hand to do his share of the
work, incident to the Presidential cam
Paign.
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IMPORTANT TO DRAFTED MEN.-Capt. Steiner,
Provost Marshal, informs us that he receiv-
ed an order yesterday instTueting him that
all who paid commutation on the draft pre-
vious to this were entitled to exemption, il
drafted under the present process. 1t was
before ruled that all in the situation de-
SaH&ESky Register,
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MAHoNIXe COUNTY FAIR.-We erred in
stating that this Fair is to be held in
Youngstown. Canfeld is the favored
place, and the managers of the "show"
expect that the Fair, which is to be held
there next Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday, viii be the best ever held in the
county.
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u. B. HALE, Banker,
III Superior ST.,
U. S. BONDS. GOLD, SILVER, 70. s. Coz
PONs AND CANADA MONEY,
Sought AMI Sold st best rates.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED
And Collections made at sIl.s. accessible
points.
~ Uncurrent Funds converted sal
Lowest Rstesl
Revenue Stamps for Sale.

STRANGE WORD ON BRoADwAY.-sozonont
which is fast becoming a household word,
is derived from the Greek, and composed
of two words "Sozo," to preserve, and
"Odontes," the Teeth-Sozodont pre-
server of teeth. For beautifying the teeth,
invigorating the gums, and sweetening the
breath, it is without a peer in the world.
Sold by all Druggists.
septic :eodI64
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SECOND WARD.-All citizens who have
been interested in the quota of this ward
under the late call, are requested to meet
this Saturday evening, October 1st at
half past seven O'Clock, at Court room
No. l,
By order finance Committe.
T. ". BoYD,
Chairman
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90 Saif.

Z OTS FOR SALE-I35 ET. FRONT
4 on Superior street, corner Of Muirson street
Also sublots 1 II and 18 being 43 feet front each
IS feet front Spring street. running back to the
railroad track, being land on which o part Of the
wood-shed Of the Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati
Railroad stands. Also, II feot inches front on
Champlain street, nearly opposite the new Police
Court House.
For tsrms inquire Of PAINE WADE,
6sssB20 AttPTBSys.
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ACoIDENT.-Wm. Bates, a laborer in the
employ of the Cleveland Woolen Mills,
while at work yesterday, was accidentally
caught in belt, and the lower part of his
right foot so badly injured that amPutatiOn
was found necessary.
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SPIRITUAL Hall, 1874 SUPERIOR sTEET, Up
5TAIRs.-P. B. Barnum, of Norwslk, Ohio,
SilI give two lectures on Sunday, at half
past ten, A. n, and seven P, n, Seats free.
oct. 1:17O.
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FOURTH WARD.-The Union Club meets
this evening. Good speakers are engaged
Turn out and keep the ball rolling.
D. A. DANGLER, Pres't.
A T. BRINsNADE, Secretary. octl:I70
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CohNE.CTI0Ns:

gislby-ssndusky, hIsasiieId Z Newark Railroad, 70
Msnsheld, Mt. Vernon, Newark, Hanssvils,
sc.
Orestline- Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail-
road, Forest Upper Sandusky, Delphos, Lima,
Fort Wayne, Eeporte, Chicago, &c. West and
East for Msnshel j. Wooster MGssllo1. &c.
Grafton and BcllefontAns Railroad Iils Marion,
Belefontain9, Sidney, Union, MUpc.e, Indian
apOlis, Terre Haute, NincenDea, Evansville,
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis &C.,
DslsWare-yith Springfield Branch for Springfield.
0olumbus-bittis Miami & Columbus, and XslfA
Railroad, for Xenis, Dayton, indianapolis,
Terre Haute, St. Louis, Morrow, LOyeland, aud
Cincinnati, and With the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad At Cincinnati for Louisville, Evang.
VILE, Cairo, St Louis, aud all points on the
Ohio River.
Oolumbus-Central Ohio Railroad Tor Newark, Zanss-
vile, n heeiing, &c. Columbus, PiQua In
diana Railroad for Piqua, Urbsna, &C.
HJ-For Tickets to 81 Joints and information apply
at the Passenger Station, and 81 Union Tckst once
if7 Superior strsst. i. s. FLINT,
Cleveland may IA. l55A. SuPerintendeut
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DIED.

In this city, on the 29th inst, FRANCES A.,
wife Of Henry II. Hamlen, aged 26 years.
Funeral services Sunday at oolocd P. NJ, at The
residence S. D. Hsmlen, 1876 Prospect strets.
At Newburg, on Thursday, September 29th, WILL
LIAM BILLINGS, foi merly of Conway, Mas, in
the SSth year Of his age.
Hampshire Gazette please copy.
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TENTH WARD UNION CLUB.-Every Union
voter iu the Tenth Ward is requested to be
present at q meeting of the club, at the
Kentucky Street School-House, on Satur-
day evening, Oct. LIST. Business in which
all are interested will be presented to the
meeting. A. 2. TURNER, JR.,
ocl:l7O Chairman.
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USIvERsALIsN.-Rev. DR.. Webster will
preach, on Sunday, at the Temperance
Hall. Services TO commence at one and half
past ten o'clock. Ali are invited.
oct. lilo.
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1854. SUMNER 1RRiAEeEMzNT. L

Ist TrAin--5:25 A, M.-CINCINNATI EXPRESS,
stopping st Grafton, wellington, New Lon i.
don, Shelby, Crestlide, Gallon, Gilssd, Car
dington, Ashley, Delaware, Devils Centre and
v Oethington-
I'd Trsin-2:z6 p. M.-AOUOmmODATION.
at all stations. and arrives In Columbus at 30
P NJ, Cincinnati 800 A. II.
ID Trains: 90 r M-NIGHr rEXPRESS-Stoppng
at Beres, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
shelby, Orestiina, Gallon, Gilesd, Cardington
and Delaware.
Trains leave Columbus a. "a and 1923 A. n ?. n.
arrive at Cleveland ss2J A. n, $50 snd ?. Y.
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CLEVELAND BRAxoH SANITARY COMMISSION

CLEVELAND BRANCH SANITARY COMMISSION.
Wanted immediately for Sherman's gal
liant army, onions, potatoes, pickles, tOma-
toes and dried fruits. Farmers and farm
ers' wives please, remember your brave
boys in the army, and send in your contri-
buttons at once before the season passes.
Send onions and potatoes in sacks or bar
rels, pickles in barrels or kegs, covered
with good vinegar. Everything for the
comfort Of the soldier, in field or in hOspi-
tai, will be shipped without prepayment OF
freight, if directed to
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
SO Bank street, Cleveland, o.
Everything sent through this society will
be acknowledged in print and receipted fol
by letter, and will go straight down to oul
soldiers, who need all we have to give, and
/ deserve more than we can ever do for them
Please call at our rooms, 95 Bank street
before you leave the city. sep29;172eod
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NEW TREATMENT
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE.
Sygkilis, Seminal Weakness, and the Secre
blJirmities of Youth and Maturity,


Ia Ea w UAA He AhuAAlh1e
Office on tho rst floor in the Atwstsr Building,
foot Of Superior St., Cleveland, D.
TIE SILENT FRIEND.
A Report on he Nature, Treatment and Cure of
Nervous and Physical Debility, Ezh 4ustion, sper-
matOrrhea, and al urtno-genital diseases of the
nervous system, and other diseases incidental to
both sexes producing degenerAcy OF mental and
physical strength, terminating in total debility
and incapac ty; showing why these diseases Oft
en- appear incu abb, when in reality they can be
efcctually removed by the most simple means.
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An Instrument for the cure Of General Debility
or Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known as
Seminal Weakness, SC. Can be permanently cured
in from fifteen days to two months, by the use Of
this instrument, when used conjoiDtiy with medi-
cines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Drs. W. and Lamert take pleasure in announ-
cling that they have invented \ most important in
strum5nG for the Of the above Diseases 1t has
been subjected 10 3 test by the most eminent ply
sicians in London, Paris, Philadelphia and New
York. It has been declared the only useful iUstrU-
ment ever invented for the cure Of Seminal Weak
mss any disease OF the genital organs, caused by
the secret habits Of youth.
Dr.. ". and K. Lamert, in order to satisfy the
skepticGl 10 the merits Of th5 If instrument,
pledge Themselves that in any instance where II may
prove unsatisfactory, after fair trial, the money
will be refunded by returning the instrument il
good order. Price of instIumen's and medicines,
$40.
NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CURES.
For the Venereal Diseases and all Private Com
plaints-gleet structures seminal weakness, pains
the joints, affections Of the kidneys, diseases Of
the head, throat, nose and skin, and all those dread
ful affections arising from secret habit Of YOUTH
which produce constitutional debility, render mar
riags impossible, and IN tho eud destroy both body
and mind. The treatment they adopt is the result
Of upwards Of thirty years extensive aud successful
practice in Europe and America
COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Persons il any part Of the world may be success
fu y treated by foTwardiu correct detail Of their
case, with & remittance for medicines, etc.
DIS. W. 4 B. LAMERT,
Atwater Bull ling, foot Of Superior st.,
sep24: :R3:d&w Cleveland, Ohio.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
-
Atlantic and treat Western Railway.

sasselgers gong Eastward will remember that
th,s is the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on Sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays excepted, at $40 P NJ, arriving at Sal
anlanca at 4:H a. M, and New York ct 9:zS P. L.
Sleeping Coaches attached.
a. No Change Of Cars.
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AuCT1oN.-C. Mollem will sell splendid
Sewing Machine to morrow morning, at
ten o'clock, also lot of Yankee notions and
second hand furniture. oct. I;I70.
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ny. HONEY MARKET.--Seps. 80.
lsT TELRaRAPH.l
MOney-steady at per cent for call loans.
Sterling EXehange-In fair request at lOsss
GlO9 for gold.
GOId-Peavy and lower openinq at 194, de-
clining to 1872, advancing to 1857 declining 1874
advancing to 1891, declining to 1921, advancing
to 1871, and closing at 1851.
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On this city, September goth, at the residence OF
the brides father by the Rev. ]. A. Thome,
SHELDON sICKELs and Miss ELLA L DAVIES.
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LEAVE ERIE

I:25 A. H.-HIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stoppinR
st Girard, Ashtabula and Painesviils only and
arrive at CleFe.--aa at 800 A. n
s:0o Z. u. NAIL AND AOO0MMODATIOH
IkAlh-StOPping Es al stations and arrive At
Cleveland at ln.lO A. H.
g:4O A. M.-TOLEDO EXPRESS-Storpins ct al
scstions except sWauYille, Say brook, Unionville,
Perry, Mentor and Wickiifls, and arrives at
Cleveland az :30 Pm.
2.40 2. M.-pAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopplnz at
GiTard. Couneaut, AshtabuG, and PainesViIa
only, az arrives in Cleveland st $40 ?. N.
- Second Ciaas Jars arc run on all through
Trains
an the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
win trRin8 foT Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cncin-
naLi, Indianapolis, So. Louis &c; and all through
trains going easty-ard connect at Dunkirk with the
trains OF tle Nesz York Erie Railroad, and a. Buf-
isi with thgsa Of tns New YORK Central & Buffalo
Boston. y sara Falls &C., and at Erie with trains
su tla Phile ;phia q Es4e Raiiucsd.
- Dsy sI.-ssss East and West. connects ai
Eiraz- With fTuins On Esi5 ? Pittsburgh BailrOad
,of Lint-7ille. MsanTitsa jauesloEn, a..
n. NOTTINGHAM, SUIT
Cleveland, May ieth. 1874