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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26
Go Ubcm il man Gouccrn.

CHARLES WOOKEY.-In \ Suit Of Barnes
v w. Jennings in,luted IL the lligh Codrt Of Chancery
m the .,ion Of tho Settled Estate and OF The fop
.ry of JAMES MOONEY late Of No ef Ne" John stre-t
Wr.t Birmingham, Gentleman. deceased ChAhhhs
WOOK ~ who enlisted ia Hsg Msjssys l6h Regiment OF
Foot In s,i and I'D the ct Jssic, oo OF ABOUT
the IN Of March s2 ~odd be entitled to share Of suh
settled Esate II living the 2lst Api BOZ Ihs 'aii
CHARLES WOOKEY. alive. I. rsflst 9d 70 coinHini'
cate with ia sister Me CAROLINE ASTON Of Dr'"lcn
,ons .vha an rrnvc The f.nt wl ssad ptn,ulrrso
EEED PHELPS, Plaintiff solicitors
T.. T,v iat 40. Gresham street. London. Ensishd-
4 II. V. A.-Call for Letter at New-fork
~ Post hice.
NOTICE p,zg STE AMER DONEGAL
This n, NJ sIJuI-rt to the tn'cd STATS Tor
H. .ele Al Tho aDgralsser. the sale wi'hdr WI
'"' '-''S WILLIAM hILLWARp.
u. ). Marshal
Phuslephs. July 81, 1884
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Copariuership Notifies.

MOTICE.-The business connection between
~ the firm Of B &. B0srWiCK Co Il dissolved by mo
tua consent The business OF the trm will be- seted ~
Henry A. Poor At No. 90 Ce1ars,. . ..
q C. BOSTWiCk. II
New iogh. july ~. 1854 kEARf A. fooA
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Wants.


NTANTED-A SITUATION a. TEACHER OF
w Drawing Engllsh, and tho ruimrn- Of french by
Youug Ia ny has had sevcTa rerce address
r. o. at the Ofics Of rns Independent No. Becknsnss,
row. iork.
A FRUIT-GROWER would Like SITUA-
n TON with FRUFT-DEALEB IN New-YoA the COM
Ing " inter Ad4ies Box 40. 70 PEoyiHcrto"n' Mass
HANVASSEES WANTED.-Seyeral good,
" cisrscc MIN can nkc f,om SO 40 dey By sell
ins NEW PUBLICATION. Apply at No. spruce-st
CAMPAIGN MEDALS.
~ AGENTS WANTED to cell the Best and Cheapest
Medal ever before ths pfiic Gall on or address
JOHN oAUhT, 10. fsTt Place, Nsw.forx.
1zIANTED-An Industrious MAN aud his
W WIFE to 60 a small city In Ohio, tue man 70 take
care OF hos sud tho cows tsko Of lie shIlbbery
gardening fruit -rs kc. ard 60 be- gsnsraly useo,i the
vito must able cook, wash and bake well. and do g-n
eral honsewc-h To and If without children who
can al tie above position snd wis. good pertinent nome
more wages thi. Il opportunity IN Young physi'
clans family. address OF cal On Dr. j. No. 10 Abingdon
pisc SeiyYork City, for ~ees tCei in tho ovenng)
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July ia, sc 90 or a. - ship Metropolis from Ardrossan
fr Boston.
Nay TO- l q Is ST. lon. ~ 10 F. Bremen bark Leonora
from Ar1csn for Falmouth. Eng.
June l. 1t 20 a 81 ou % Dutch BARK John Mehor from
Chncb, Islands for AnlstrrdaDi.
Jun. 2l t 49, ion a. ship John Brown from Cardiff for
Rio Jfuero, y days out
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onsurante Companies.


'vJ,UE NATIONAL UNION LIFE AND
4 LIMB INsa RANCE COMPANY Of New-Ycrk. h.1
,rc IL OF the Superintendent of Insurance 1T AZ
hanv for ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS de-
with yhe better security Of the insured, are
now prepared issue POLICIES LIFE or LIMB to on
c.rs oders and seios and all other persons Csu at the
oRISON BLUNT, President
J. L. CIILgY Secretary.
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ORDsAyoa OyrcB, WAR DsPAxrxxxr,}
WAsaIESroS. d. c., July ~, iooL
CEALED PROPOSALS will DO received =
- thi. ofic. unit, O'Clock p on TUESDAY, the ID das
Of August. 1854, for furnishing At NeT YORK;
SO 600 tbs % Zinc speler,
delivered above .t4ted in large quantities and -
Bialsr, iii s,s,e tho rate. at which they can deliver
Forms of bid De obtained any Of the United st..s
Arenas al this Office ProposdA nos made out on ~
''''' "A' 49, ''' GUARANTY.
with xnaran,y signed by two rr,ponsibs persons. h n
case his bid /, he viii execute the eonset
the whole amount o. the Contract to deliver the article
proposed in conformity with the .srms q mi, sd.ers
contract they good the difference be1ween tho oss
Of said bidder and to. neTt bidder or the Per'e
e responsibility II the snsran,ors must be shown by the
official certificate n tho Cerk Of the nearest District Court %
the United States Distric, Attorney
Bond: in sum equal 20 mo amount OF tse oon'nSS
required the successful bidder bidders upon sisnins
the contract ,on,,ouor.n.xrv
We Tho undersigned. residents Of -, IN the conn
" of snd State OF - hereby, jointly
eyera wih the United States and goaraDte
or they will the contract Tor tho same
with good and sufficient safeiies IN sun easa 70 tns
conformity to tho er of tho advertisements dated July y
1884, under which ne bid was rsde and IN case .ns 's
good the difference between the offer Of The
sad - and tho lowest rs-pOnsios bidder. -
tho person TO whom the contract may DC sw arced =,
{ Given under hands and seslo
this - day o., 49,.
witne.: lsea,.l
tsesL1
To this surr,ny must b appended the official certiicsss
above mentioned.
Each party obtaining contract win be obliged to enter frts
bonds with approved sureiie for the faithful execution OF she
1900. ,,, -.
Upon the award being made successful bidders will be nse
led and furnished with forms Of contract and bond
The Department the right 10 reject or ali the
bids. II deemed un satisfactory any account. . .
Proposal. must bs addressed 10 =" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GEORGE d. RAMSAY, Chief Of Ordaance. Washinxton,
D. c." and endorsed. Proposals for laso. Coppsr and -
spetsr." . GEORGE u, hAstShf,
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T OST-*5 REWARB.-On the Express Train
Il 4 ofthc Hudson River Railroad, MONDAY MORN
mo, two mail MEMORANDUM BOOKS. In ono Of the
books bill of the Greenwood Cemetery The aades WI
ceve the above reward by leayin. the with MI
YOUNG CHOLES No. l,2ol Broadway.
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Smiled.

Sailed.
JrLY 2t.--StesnieTs-Fsnces, Fairbanks
.A.p--Albcrt.
Bsfk--iiva.
Rrig,--Don. Bl"nerihsi
sohoonea--sster., 81. q. Leon,rd. Carolina
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Rei(e= ge(e0en6eiten.

1Stdtta far G~IaDanberer ano Reilenoe
Grip0snjS bon Belt, Belb d. 0nffernune
5ar@ be g
SnstBeaOre' Fsste 566ps sSt(snbabp
nan alen Eaeilen bes Befeas
does
DagSsr8bnEg IND W1rtetta, cDer @eatpco.
@beegtn9 nuo gclum6us.
Die Entfernune ben Baltimore mad aHeu EbttItn bes sue
ftn8 Der Ser. Staatcn TT auf bteier Balm thraer, ais dbsr
PplabsIpbta, GersDort obet mf tt9enb etier anSereti RcltGe
eaRn" @bsbtsaeu, ter1tt NIT benfelben 3d9eu unb gDagen be.
Steert, Te bic PaKaatere eritsr SIsfG De5e nteEr ale baf
~eppelte :Sblen. 80
pie BaseH beisr 5esu BADEN sspoIaerte Ssse, rsrbsa ,ur
ssHagtH StlsnTtet, ina aDtnter 8esctst, rnt eS Eoiro ben Dana.
gssrtn E~rtntraltf esrabret@t, tursunt 60 TIT fur bic Ueausia.
''pSsM nno St9ertet bet Yahagtvre In altt StiGfn aeGcr1t
@"f SSt9er Saba fatren bic Aa8traitberer auf bas S9neIat
ahc Ssatsft:; II ~ bte ttnstse9asa in bs
80 stttl9enttf6rbert. Aas anbtren QSabnsn Sc.
9ToeTn Ge9 insnass Oettnis:n, peIGe in bic 8erciutaier
0tao'tH enEanpern, nit ben ~lonsjaRten Sntaranten Ruder.
NusRaaeesst ptgleln Gnt 6ittt 8atn bic @asen tabyenb
S,r so omf mtsls sSs Saltlunore ra4 cincinnati nur sur
E1ass lopst 5ptiGsn Baltimore nnS Gbicoap MIR brsi gaoi
Net GtIlstnnot selonSt man anf bis5er Ba6n In s8 Sstinbss
asg 81. Soats uno @ateaeo tn 3 Eosen, :
SeosE patlagter e9t lOO Bfnnb @tp66 frst. Climber pcu&
9s "a Jaeren oesopen eo1Ssd 9resS. Rtabet unter 4 .SsSrsn
Das @esdG seSt nit ben DaHasirrea unp rpu,p,t MT tbn.u
80 9ieIter Sett on benz SeItintEf,ngsctte an; tin gshsr sr-
salt stae Ssi@sinisrna absr ietu StPae Bis al ben Ort bss
Deau8s GSeatsn Fns an ben utrtStsseasa SLATER
aen oer Saba ~aussfsIt, nm Gin ngnSerer su ~enpftncen rms
nit tbren Gep61e neitev 3a ~5ef5rbsrn. Dteft$ a Ti,c5 /.
1arseet5l5gn feline aaotrs Babu btetst.
8ebrprftie DVa Baltimore BaGps
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ice %inns @sp6& frss.)

80 GUT 6el0i1Derel ReHnfatBnab NE. 1
Giuranberer uub Saeiienbs Iolten IeSr bprF&tig fem
epe fe TIRE SiGette lanfeu Iub IpGteu b~ieielben MIR in
benz Bureau bee nnter1ei&neten ansefenten geerten
tnuFen. G
GteteH'gen, trel@e in 4altinlpre antpmaten, terben It
obne SGpierigfett 8tGetts fir bieie einie beriGafeu fSn
ue, lnbera Der USent Der sDeutf@en @eienI@aft" bel
teret Eanoung ibHen ben unterSei@neten Gsenten S~crfeIen
pirc. ,a-.e rt-t4a
Gus Dettsre arstanft unb Natb srt6eilt uusntselbli@
49, ". sstisebt@ahs,
1916 SeesfAss@@tGrsateta a ssE tsS &AStHsass. Sc!
SSssSifes%ssv. =.
Pc n7 %A,-nasaY
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t Gine pbpGipIOsfd)e 0Infd)t ppt Der Gbe.
@ntbdlt nabe3u 500 Seiten nnb $50 iHSne 3upfer unb
Gbbilbungen 3ur anatcnrie Der @ei4le1tScrSane, TN gs
Iunben unb franfen 3uftanb, nebft elmer abbanplunS itber
Snoenhfebler unb ibre betlasensipertben Dirfunsen auf
@eif unb 2Srper, merit Der neutrality-suspicious. bes
Gerfafers, Der ein3isen perniinftSemGsen nnS erfpIsreiGen
SeiIart, tpie aus hem SeriGt iibsr be6anbeIte Sale Rers
oprse6t. Gin mabrbafter Gotbseter far 8erPeiratPetc umS
Seiratbslufise, ipel9e 3peifel iiber ibren rbpiii&en 3ns
ftaub besen. gBirb seseu @inIenbunS bon rs Gents tn
Yoftnarten.p ber @CrtppapierSelb pcrtcfrei an iebe Abrstte
per16idt. GtreIfre Or. Ga Grpir,
%l1apr-iGJ $50 81 MfaibeH Sane. Albanr, wy.
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bad rs # ID arplanb.
Nud Union 8rirse, (iber Mefminiter)
1eben Die 3li9e td9li6 100 Mprgena unp 3
Ra6mittoss.
BON linton 8ribse nm 5 uuo $50 8prs
mitta98.
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Z 5bps. g. 9ambIetpn, grafs
Otts swear, SER,
enerEWgrHAern n

119#.I1T UtWN HN HrT N1IIIf
fsl aIEocttriea 6susymapns 8eriheruaaaae
ifDihaft BON Bait
gp. 4 5DutbRr., ~seeenubsr Stm sun @ebSubf.
Sn BetrGtt Der er(olgretheu S~bdttetcii bes Damrf.Geucr-
DEPARTMENTS aeuen MFR opn beuts an gum btuieertn prrti.
meme Ycltcen aus unt eruenern aud bic alien Az BEN biu.a.
zen Naten. Aae D~trientgen, pelts b6uIer, WbbeI cher
fpnftes Wertbeeeeniianbt fhe etu chez feten Sabre au Osr.
fGsrn rIni6tn meroen hermit s~tneeIahen E4 bic QiAs
unferer btrab9sieSten Yrdmteu auSuieben .4-'..
Nue Derlute perben tts t,eter prcnfpt unh liberal aus
seJahlt. Tia8 nHN4 aphH@ w ppre WrSf
.aa9 Ntraftpren, ,
gBm. Y, pad Todt Nattct, krdneiS Wurxs,
Quen patne, 1tbart Y. W'plrn Sates yunne,
N~SieS Y aDteeeenf Games " Bruce 6tauets ". Wtllr,
games @etts, samuel Ritz Samss y. @eprst,
9dncaIter Snlh. q SacoS SruR, H Er. 3. q s.. 6tnts.
n. n dpbn, DnEsbGrt, SER,
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Ustebtte far Metfen0e.
ahanna Der @tienba9naiiae.

abaaua Der GtienbeBu5ige.
Rad BafbingtOu
wormittoas 8 As 700 800 UNI 10 nPr.
No6uittaps: $50, A As une 7,50
SDnntags ua 3.45, 9 ubr Nlpr8ens Huo
$50 Wadmittogs.
8On Us aRtn9tOn
gprutttaee: $50, Z 80 Ills.
O8aGmitta9s ;, 4.30, 5 20, $50. uno
$40
ecuutoas nur nm 7.30 Mcraers uab 8
unb SO Ra9m&aSs fir Baltimore, um
500 fir Bbituoelpbia n $50 fur 9tew-
BORT.
Nah Nnna , cllp,
Bon Baltimore Z 8Drmittaaa u. 4sA5
a&mittage.
gon @albinStOn $50 YOrm. 3 uno 40
Nadmitta98.
NO3 &u u ND, Wbssltn9
Yctsus MprsenS 8 20 Wtin.
&rpreBSuS Gpenos 8 nbr
Na4 Greberid,
4.3e MISUNDERSTANDING nen8reterid
7 1br MOrsens.
Nu9 9arrtSbure u. |. ID.
ppf5ua 9 ubr 20 Wttn. Mcraens.
@rpleB3uS 9 ubr 80 Wiu. NbenpS.
ACCOMMODATION 3 llhr Nadmitta98.
Son 9arriSburs
fcnmen tie 3tse in Baltimore an 9rf8us
$40 Nu4mittaSs.
GrpreB3us z ubr Mcr9enS.
Accommodation 1850 Mpr8en8.
Ssnnta9s sebt nur Der grpreB3us 8 ubr
: Ntin. Nbenbs.
BOu 8otttmOrs mad y az
eelpbta &c.
s nbr 40 Wtn. ARpraens Vclt3wa.
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Ne %QlItm0re ltaD SbiO
10 ,3lal.8 .lEnenhQfn.9

@0lGtilGEG ltaD Sbl0
/. no q ,aale9 .Gdenbabn.
aaI II. na4s Srnutag, 10. aptil rerben fSsiG 2 8Has
mad NReslinS nae PartersturSnns Elm 3ns mao 6rebe=
rid abse9en, ME fcISt: -
lPci5us tdSIiG (ScnntasS enlightenment, N1ora $50
@rpreBsng t6sIib Ibeubs 9 1br.
Q Beibe 3iSe berbinben f@ an ObipfuG NIT allen BISas
3sA wefli9, %HCrbWefti6 uub fibpeftIi@.
Der 3u9 mad Greberid seSt tGgti& bon Baltimore IN,
40 0oGmittass nnS BON greSeriG 100 Nlprsens,
Spunta9s an8seuommen. a.
Der 3Hs mad Glicptts gfGs sebt bon Baltimore
1icrSens mn 20 unb 9.15, anb Ga@mittass 20 uuh
4.45, nnb bon &nicptt's Dtins W1craens LAO unb HOO
nnS giaGmitta9s 2.45 uub 800. J
SIC bad Wa1bingtpu.
sbsaus BON Baltimore MAD Waibinstcn Wlcrsens s.A5
100, 900 unt 1000, nnt glaGm $50, 4.45 nnb $50;
5cuntaSs MIR Wtcrseus nm 3.45 nnb 900, unS WaGs
mIttaSs um $3.50. GbsauS bon Dafbiustpn Wfprasns
nm $50, 7.30 u.11.15 u.yfa1a. nm 800, 4.3O, $50
7.50. Sonntass ulr WeorSens mn 7.30 u. Nanmittoos
{. 20 II. 1850 Sur Der. 2e unb Ate Bug BON 8aIfis
u1pre uub ber erfe une pierte 5us BON wofbinatpn
6olten IN auen Statipnen an. Der 3peite unb Sedae
3uS Don Baltiulote unb Der fitnfte 3us bon BaI6inatpn
perbinoeu it& nit Sem annapslisz3nge.
2Be8en a6bereS. Gustunft nub Hinete ieber Grt tpeube
nan f6 an 8. 3. England agent in Der @au1bpi=G sta
tipn pber an bic Eidet=Offcs.
GG. y. @mtt5 Transpct tmeiter
8. ~ ole, genernIzasent. r5t4 (5au6jD
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@otels, l1]jrt0Cc6often &c.
2afarne 6pnie.

&afnr9e 3Ouie,
Id 669-6798 rpabwap
$500 4 AnE@ Stem WcrP.
fSS#s Neu q . t, Is. gpo. 1858.
SD besbre mid, netne sablret6cn Sreunte unb Setdnn-
ten, ippte has publtturt tntAMaeereinen In &enntniB au
|esen, tae Id inter t~eutteert sEase bS
USafar9e SOnfc"
an bteHeem Yldbe Ibernpntnten, unS ais 9pteI 1. 9ldIIe,
ais mel8ts es ftt fetuer @ran6uns betannt, ~fOrtfaDren
merbe.
Metne la~nejdbrtee @~rfabruna in btefem @eI8Gft In Sep
Orleans, ND t1 mir baS SratCunmenbfe 3utrauen aESt
~OtetIeuben errprben bate, bere@ttst unt9 III Der 5rfRuns,
baB Id aud, ;umat i'd nle nRr utTeltde Mufnertamfett
auf bic eomfprtablele @tnrt6tuue nenben nerbe, tn oteler
meiner ueneu Spbdre ras slet&e gertraaen mir erwerbea
merle.
gs1as ,2afaree 5puIe" ltest TN ansenebmfen Tbetle bes
Srrabras unS entbdlt iber $50 3tmnter Serf6tctener art,
tanimtliG MODERN unb elegant aIs9eifattet unb febt bic Der
waltuus bieles 3peises anter psriSnlt3er 3ariprse bon
Mabame Qadenmeser.
Wtein. tisene @nfmerfiamtett werbet@ Spr &aem Der
RI9e un6 Seller mibnten unb i6 fGnet9le mir, tef uber-
aeuet fetu All tSnnen, bae ib In bieler Bejtebuns aaen Nn=
frrberltueea eere6t 3u rereett lnb ntetnen alien NIf 3u be-
bdupten I'm Stanbe fetn herbe. . r+a
Snbent Id s~enetstef I'M 3afpruA Bite, set9ne tn splse
9pta6tune
.Hf49 8 aHeaF 4d6enmete @
tEkt fraber Better keS Orleans Sptel",
o-L. MA WANa 49,
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ytoroli6e Central Gilen6a6n
@er6nherfer 9ahro1nn

@SEWUAVSC&eE WHWEWAnM
0Gn Dem BeR b N prpen.
U95 EStnter-S a6relar.
an IMP nap BEN Is. 5fob. tperben bic 3i3e auf bieis
@a9n in na9fptgeuber Beife erpebict
80 Sl9e aurDparte.
Yptt3u9 sept UNI .............. 8 nor 80 0eiu. Bonn.
ErprsBsn9 y 30 gbembs
2arrtsearS ACCOMMODATION 1000 n > GRittae
Barton I'd .....7.20 Gasra. 4.4O Wa6a
30gs fiDpdrtS.
PeHtu9 foniuIt an I'm ..... $40 gfdbn.
SEPFes5u8 IT, 8rrul.
harrisburg Instrumentation. ...........11. 8ornt
ParIf0n $50 8prri., 100 glbenbs
DER einttSe 3ue, tOet9er am 9Onata9 aSseSt, ID sci
Expressing nm 9 nFr 80 Wffn. Wbenbs.
0er I'm $50 aben6s ~a6gefeuoe @rpreBsng tpirb mi
on f~ol8eubeu iibli8 ron Sarrisburs seleoenen Wurfter
arPalfen: @olSbprcugt, DGrf, Sanpber 9urction, Ger.
mont, Parttou, Waouttpn, GbansbersEnra nnb @s9ebs.
rile. etIfr 4f7 -1r n
a Ser BOf5nS sept taSEiG, GusseuUmaen Gpnntass. -
Der @rpres3rg tcmuIt tasli9, areSeucmiucn 9lpntass.
Panagiere fit 3wii@eufattrnen iDlten Sen Sarriseurg
uut BorttcA Neccmcbatipns5ng nebuen.
Pofs nnb @rpreBatt8e fte9en 8euau in Ber6inb1ua mi
Der PernbtSauta Central EiienbaBnl III Sarrisbura fiji
Dttt6burg, @labslaub, Columbus, gtneta.
matt, 9notanapolie, Sort Aapne, @atcoar
u1b5 aGen @IGsen bes grpben gEetens, Ippie ~. 6 rmirc
nit Der gtetr 9cr: @rie @iienbabn mao allen Bl1seu i'm
nDr6ii6en uub reffIi9eu 9iew DDrf.
H6eesn Tabrbiaets Ine anoersr eenateu unb oerl6sli.
gen aIstIuft belie5e man no all bic UiIetzOfFc in Be,
Saloert Citation, Gde BON @olSerts nnb 6rautlinar., II
ueueeu.
Z aS 8. 9. Du8arrp,
Gen. Supt. er stSrbl. @entral6a5u.
9 CD. g, gpun8r earf.t
One. Gradtsn @afiesiec>aasnt.. Ros5i
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@2ysatsa f5Is @sa@su0eret
a sSSgr AggaagemtUS$ {Eg @iAe
maa9eggys Dis aa4 SEgt Medeg 3n relies
mtiB3@Sle
ags e.gse les 8. Tesssstsr aa, Eestea Gle .sn@aares q
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St fsm 9stStksGs %tsferhsst, Dls &ata tiefti hsSHy& SIS
Seisstlraaiea einsu Gr6SeFsB Eprf&GUT ss tgeesI
s'is aresFe &tagA, RIG III sc As SIS sle}sa ETesfr sIs isft GR
esgt Been re& terarntsE @ltssr ats
&Sttsburg, 6Ieoeionb, Met4pJt oxi 8ganus
&qseogc, NsttUuutee, Goleuo, Dubuque, @t.
Soul, BOD 5siane, GurIinaton, 9Dno @ita
% gssRta SesIals bic hit ets ~slErtsesn Seatsal sata etSep.
feF pegigasn TO Gtanhea irlbet sis bic tsst snsfsn 3aEass
Sepatstt tssss tsntrs ieai anH Csreen 4 Aai scaiget bh
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@5Et Sn CQtes Dif ecstf Gnttegepag frn, tiet bi@ gEt;aei
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aaYoltB, qnui8rige ant st. 2oui8
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nea SIT bsss 3 tbs-, cber @teubs 10 nsr-9ae uGS SNfs
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SraAiehssspiStstsa ssslsn ssssaasa Is ess 0faeeS see saettes
eRm 6. 8atReR,
SnSs HS. ~ TeassGtFest, nate Skaters SsbSss.
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BON Sarmen un6 Gottaae. 6armlpts ppn 5 bid

meVt' pangtlaGit@ Seessnst fur Wetn> unb Sbf>plantasen gen, fir Sra
2aOadsean tur 3nferrO1r, iDmie fur aae 8elb> unb @arten
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0rpBe ntO a~nSocipGfIte S3nuofSN,

BON 40 Sus GrDnt unb $50 GuB Eiefe, an Sanptitr
IiGer Ausfibrung bebeutenber @traeenbauten ,We rim.
6HentIiher unb i~pesteIer NnIasen unb 8erbe1erun
inter frtter Auewabl rnb unter ben reeufen unb ali
Ratlt9en Ginsabluneen0rn 5 bis TO Dollars.
-4sE 01%ntN-rAA (ALl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-04

uJANTED-A GOOD GIRL 10 DO
w +t-o..ot-inv b, in a boarding house. To a good
-frl the bss Of wages will be given. Apply az iS o.
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AcADEnY OF MUsI0.-To-night is set apart

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-To-nighti Is set apart
for the grand complimentary and farewell
benefit of Miss sallie St. Clair, upon which
occasion bill of rare excellence and varie-
ty will be presented.
First upon the programme is the beauti-
full drama of "The Jews Daughter" in
which Miss St. Clair appears as Leah. This
will be followed by Mr.. Charles Barras'
famous and side splitting comedy of " The
Hypochondriac," with the author as Mr..
Vertigo Morbid, one of the richest dramat-
ical treats ever offered. This to be followed
by the screaming farce of Ny Wife's
Come" making one of the most enjoyable
evenings entertainments ever offered in
this city.
Let the charming and talented Miss
sauie rec,ive at the hand of our citizens, &
testimonial commensurate with her merits
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RRW YOrLR nARa ssl....Nov. 3.

sg EzLraRAPH.
COftOn-Heavy and Ie lower. Sales az 81 q
for middling uplands-
REOuE-State and Western opened dull and de-
Ginning, but closed steady at aDtUt yesterday 5
prioes.
sales $40 OO9iO 20 for extrs Statei $40 s09I1 20
for common 70 good shipping brAnda extra round
hoop Ohio; 81 259l2 IS for trade brands mclud-
ed in the sales 30JO bbls extra state for all jan
uary, at SlI CO. -rr
Hhisky-Quiet and frm at 81 IS for western.
Whent-Orened Gull and dropping, bot closed
more active aod firm. sales at 81 l792 70 for No.
Chicago spring; s. 20 for Racine spring. 81 70
for amber Milwaukee, 81 359z Ss for winter led
western; S2 43492 IS fOr amber Hichigsu-
Rye-scai coy SO hIm. Western 81 So
NOrm-Ot tened q shade hfm7r.l Sales At 81 65g
c for mixed western. . .-5-
e,ats-Q Quiet. sales at Ole for western.
FEOOI-Qniet.
COnee-Quiet- Rio 45e-
suGaF-firm. Cuba and %uscova o 17G32O5zo.
mosasses-FIImi nothiBg doing
PetrOEeum-Crudsd duh and lover; sales for
all ROvt mber t 4i945c. Refined in bond firm ct
6sG70c; Kefntd free stesdy at 859S6c.
POrk-hithOut decided change. Sales at S39 90
az % for mess; S5I 6Otl42 10 for new DO cash and
regular way closing gl2 70; SIS T6gS3s sO for
prime; sal Oo@42 90 for prime mess. AlsO 100 bbls
new mess for November, buIer's opti q, at S42 25-
Beef-Firm and IN good demand, at aDOnt pre-
YiouB Urioes.
Cut meat--Quist and steady. We notice sale 5
100 boxes Bacon Sides, 10 arrive in January, at
l71Sc fox Cumberland cut.
Lard-Steaoy ~ 2le523lzc-
Butter, iEbout decided change; 32045o for
western, and 4O952o for stste.
Cheese steady At l5@Z3o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-04

MEETING IN THE SEVENTH WARD.-Th9
Union citizens of the Seventh Ward were
addressed last evening by George Wiley,
Esq, in speech of nearly two hours du-
ration, in which he well sustained his rep
utation as master of choice and elegant
Language and a clear and able thinker.
He csndidly reviewed the lives aud mem
tai characteristics of the two candidates,
and placed high estimate on the mastery
intellect and patriotism of Mr.. Lincoln.
He drew forcible distinction between the
principles of the two parties, and the effects
oftheir success, and closed with an earn
est appeal for the Union.
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A FEW GOOD B1ARDERS WAN
n TED at 7s ST. Clair street. Mechanics preferred
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FOUNDRY AND rMACHINH dOI
u FOR sALE.-Brick Machine Shop two stories
high H0TbO Brick Foundry, 6gE60- Good var ana
CO. sand and coke sheds. Buildings on leased iai ii
lease L years to run Coos engi aad eo eI shaIt5
i1g snd' beltiP Everything Ia perfect order, sbd
foT ssle ehsaD In sold within thirty days Address
drawer 80, Cleveland, Ohio, ooAiH9
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PERsoNAL.-Captaiu Vim. A. Murfey,
Comissary of Subsistence at this post, has
been ordered to report to Colonel T. j.
HainessA. D. C., St. Louis, Missouri, and
has been assigned to Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas, whittier he proceeds very soon.
Captain Charles Mcclure relieves Captain
Marley at this post.
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GTRAYEDzFROM THE CORNER
u Of Williams and St. Clair sire sts on the 2zl inst,
a Bsv Horae Colt, heavy black name and tai, both
hind feet white above the ftloek joint ght lorelot
I-bite sronnd the h.os and white nose. AnI per on
rstu fpins the same viii be hberaly rewarded By tie
Sub,criber foof25:l75l J. II. WOhSWiCk.
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soReHUN.-Weh have received from MessrE.
Marshall and Lorenzo French, of Rock
port, bottle of the very incest sorghum
sirup We have seen this year. The flavor
10 excellent, there being mono of that crude,
rash taste, which spoiled the first manu-
facture of the cane. This sample of the
sorghum sirup is IS delicate in taste as
maple sirup.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-04

PERsoyAL.-Governor Brough arrived in
town last night, on the Pittsburgh train, on
his return from the East. The Governor
has been doing magnificent servics for the
Union eause in New York.
Judge Luther Day, of Ravenna, also ar
rived on the PITTS burgh train last evening,
on his way to the mass meeting at Medina
to-day. He is stopping at the WeddeIl.