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Mr.. Worswick, was taken completely by
surprise, and surrounded as he was by old
familiar faces, he could only respond by
thanking them again and again, and say
ing, he did not need this present to remind
him that they wereindeed his friends, for he
had known It for years, but this new token
would, when away from them, at all times
re7hind him, as he gazed upon the face ofths
watch, he was gazing upon the faces of his
friends, and that his feelings would not al.
low him to say more, that no should never
forgetthem, and considered this the proudeSt
day of his life. After hearty shake of the
hands all around the company separated.
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Eclectic Institute, Hiram, Portage
County, Ohio
The Fall Term of the Eclectic Institute
for 1854, begins on Tuesday, the 9th of
August, and continues thirteen weeks. At
the request of the Trustees MR.. GAR
FIELD will take general superintendent
of the Institution, and in the Fall Term, at
least, will deliver series of lectures,
The Trustees have secured the services
ofC. ". Haywood, A. NJ, an accomplish
ed and successful Teacher, who will act as
Associate Principal.
MISS BOOTH illw retain the snperin-
tendence of the Ladies Department. A
full corps of additional teachers will be se-
cured, and special instruction besides for
those who desire to ft themselves for
teaching.
Ample facilities win be afforded for in
structions in painting, vocal and instru-
mental music and penmanship.
TUITION.
Common EngliEh Branches, per term Of thir-
Higher Tn English, Including Natural science
Higher Mathematics, Ancient and Modern
LenSoaG 90
The Term Of fourteen Weeks at proportonate rates
Music, Painting and Drawing, extro.
No allowance is made for less than half
q term, (six weeks,) except in case of sick.
ness. Students are required to make set
Elements with the Bursar within two weeks
from the beginning of the term.
10 e.#.s BOARDING. ..
Board can be obtained in good families ut
1925 and $3.50 per week. Students can
avail themselves of the club system of
boarding, by which the expenses NAV be
reduced one third. This plan of boarding
has been tested during the past year, and
iound eminently satisfactory.
-aLL- ALvA UDALL,
President of the Board of Trustees.
Hizsm, July 18th, 1894.
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TIE IADPsn oE LITE. a Hsart History BY

THE LADDER OF LITE. Heart History. By
Amslia B. Edwards. New York, Harper and
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Miss Edwards is already widely and IA
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@ writer Of fiction. II is full of interest,
derived not merely from the plot, but from
the development of character and the ex-
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verdict based On principles Of sound criti-
eism, it would give far higher prefermont
to book like this than to Miss Braddon's
OF Mrs. Woods productions.
tbs for sale by J. B. Cobb Co.
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LOUISVILLE, KT.'
NEW BOOKS.

RE11e1Qrs TEANINo OF CHILDREN, in the School,
the Family, and the Church, b Catharine L.
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fishers. 1864.
Miss Beeeher is one of the Hblest and
most experienced of our educators, and
the present work, the result of many years
careful observation, has been called forth
by the deep conviction that such work is
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ASSAULTED By A FEMALE,-R. s. McEwen,
the local editor of the State Journal, was
assaulted in Columbus, on Wednesday af-
ternoou, ,bya female, who attacked him with
8 horse-whip, with which she gave him
half-a-dozen vicious strokes. Mac bore the
attack Of the virago INCREASINGLY, display
ing chivalry which we suspect few would
have manifested. The affair grew out of n
local article in the Journal denouneing q
COpPerhead outrage by landlord Of tav-
ern in the town, who employed this She
bully to vindieate his rights. Mac is out
in half column article IN yesterdays
Journal giving full details.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS At DEpo

ARRIVAL OF MAILS At DEPOT:
Eastern Through arrives at A. NJ, and
G:2O p. NJ.
Eastern Way arrives at el0 A. NJ.
pittsburgh Through arrives at 7:i5 A. n
do Way arrives At $50 P. NJ
Sandusky Way arrives at HIS A. NJ.
mahoning Way arrives at 500 P. ii.
Cincinnati Through arrives at y:3g \ NJ. go P. n
do Way arrives AZ $3.50 P. NJ
western Through arrives at 30 a. ~, and s:55
Western Way arrives at 2.45 P. N.
Medina Way arrives at 4.Oc P. NJ
RoeEPort, &c, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at Il NJ. -
Breok.yill:, Batl, &c, arrives Mondays and Fri
Sharon Center, Granger, North ROyalton &c. ar
riTes Mondays aud Fridays ats r Il
WarrenSville arrives daily at lO:I5 A. II. .. .--
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. NJ
CLOSING Oh MAILS.
= EASTERN THRoUGH for Erie, Buffalo. Boston. New
York, Hartford, and Willoughby, Painesyiile &C.
neya, Ashtabula and COnnesnt, closes at $40 A. NJ
EASTERN THRoUsH, Tor New York only, closes at
$40 2. N.
Eastern THROU0H, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, New York and Hartford, closes at 2:I6
EAsTERN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Erles closes at 2.Io T. 81.
WESTERN fuEoUsa, for Toledo, Detrsit, Chicago,
and closes at GOO 2. NJ.
WESTERN TnEoUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
HhIAA-Sd JSsopl LstAIu Dlu513 AZ I5uu 4.
WESTERN WAY, Tor all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at l2:5O Z. N.
-CINcISHATI Way, for ali points between Cl velaud
and Cincinnati, closes at LIS p. u,
ClNeISSATI THH0UGH, for Cofumbus Dayton
Newark aud OiRelnnaEi, closes AZ 10 p. NJ, Qeayes
at 5:Z5 next mOrningl.
CINcIESA7Ti THRouGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, St. Louis, IndiEnapOlls GAINESVILLE and
Wheeling, clOses at 600 p. NJ
PITTsBVRGH THROUGH, f0r Pittsburgh and Wash
inston, closes at 1925 p. II.
PITTsBvEGn WAY, for all points between Cieve-
land Wellsv1lle, and Pittsburgh Harrisburg Phil
adelphia, Baltimore and Warrington closes at 1850
An. u --
MAHoSrSs WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Youngstown, CLOSES zi 10 =. M, aeaves at T:l5
next mOrning.l
MEDINA WAY, closes at A. NJ
kocKFoRT, &C., cl0ses on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at Il NJ
BRECESyILLE, Bath, &C., closes Tussdavs and
Saturdays, at I A. n.
sHARoS CENTER, Granger, North Royalton, &c,
closes On Tuesdays and Saturdays, gr A NJ.
WAARENsYILLE. closes daily, tU.3OA. N.
East CLEyELAND and Euclid, closes daily at ?
Pm.
Mail and Drop Letters ars required by law to be
prepaid. ~ ~"
An City Circulars are required to be prepaid with
q twO-cent stamp.
OMee open from 7:s0 A. NJ. to T;3O P 81 On
~ /. Cow LES, "
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Net esrrin gs for six uuODths.....s1. "a, ,oso ds

Net csrnin 6 for six ,2I9 0s9 Is
After deduoting interest on Sinking Fund
and Bonds, balance OfS5se, ,549.O9 remains
which, with the dividend already paid is
equal to IL 6-lO per cent for six months.
After declaring dividend for the second
quartrr of ~ per cent, there will still re-
main surplus of SAL, $40 OS, equal to
per cent of the augmented capital.
The amount expended for construction
and equipment this year, to the SOth ult.,
has been about $500, 900, which has been
paid out of money, received from sales Of
new stock apd other sources, so as not 10
draw upon tho earnings of the railway.
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CASUALTIES ~ NORTHERN OHIO REGIMENTS
The following list Of casualties in No1th.
ern Ohio Regiments is compiled from the
Cincinnati CommereiaI:-
Joseph Braska, Il, l4th, shoulder.
Nicholas Tropsh, E, l4th, neck.
Resney MeGee, D, 18th, leg
Corporal John Lalttow, II, 14th, kjp.
Frederick Wicker, D, 105th, foot.
J. A. Hollinsworth, A, lOlst, nose
Isaac g. Aaggett, !, 29th, abdomen, slight.
William Il. Surgeon, Il, f25th.
J. w. Heitaldsdle, G, l25th.
Corporal George D. Borday, /, 10Th, left
Robert Blake, /, 9th, sick
Francis Davis, II, 55th, sick.
Edwin G. Durply, @, 18th, face.
Samuel kemphead, @, 55th, sick
Corporal Samuel Fisher, /, 18th,
Sergeant William Gashbone, T, 23rd.
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WAr MEETISa Al TIE WADE Housr, IN
bRooKLVy.-5O0, 900 MES WANTED They
MUsT BE HAD!-An adjourned meeting of
the citizens Of Brooklyn Township who are
liable to military draft, and others who de-
sire the suppression Of the Great Rebellion,
viii be held at the Wade House, Wednes-
day evening, July goth, at o'clock, for the
purpose of taking measures to fill the quo
ia Of the Township, and to consider the
propriety ofsending an agent to the front
for recruits. J. M. Poe, sec'v. g.
Brooklyn, July I9, 1864. jy2O;l6O
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COMMITTED 10 JA1L.-The examination o
Charles Stewart before United States Com-
missioner Cleveland on charge of passing
a counter felt United States Treasury note
was concluded yesterday morning. Stewart
was held to bail in the sum of $1,000 to
appear for trial at the next term of the
United States District Court, in default of
which he was remanded to jail.
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A GooD SHAVE. If you want good,
clean, comfortable shave, you will find no
better place to get it than at William Days,
On the south side of the Public Square,
Mr.. Day has first class shop, gentleman
ly, attentive and skillful assistants, and
every accommodation in the highest style
Of the art, Call and see him.
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DRAFT MATTEEs.-The following are the
regulations in regard to the payment Of
bountie' at the time recruit is enlisted
The first iDstallments of the bounty will be
paid by the mastering and disbursing Off
GERS when the recruit is mustered in, as fol-
lows: To recruit who enlists in the army
for one year, ss2, 50 to recruit who enlist.
in the army for two years, ssS,ss; to re.
craft who enlist for three years, 800. 81 q
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PRfsEETAT1oy.--Mr. J. II. Worswiek, the
council man in the Seventh Ward and for the
past thirteen years foreman in the machine
shop of the C. & P. R. R. in this city, hav
ing resigned his position on that road with
the anticipation of aeceptinga similar po-
sition on the A. { C. W. R. R., was on Sat
urday evening last made the recipient of
splendid gold watch and chain, purchased
from the establishment Of Mr.. s. Hogan,
and costing 1915. The case of the watch
bears the following inscription:
Presented
J. r. WoRSWICK
by
The EMPLOYEES
OF the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad,
Cleveland, July 10TH 1854.
The presentation was made by Mr.. F.
H, Furniss, in the following appropriate
speech:
Mr.. WoRswick-I have been chosen by
your numerous friends, here assembled, to
convey to you their deep regret, that you
have felt it your duty to separate yourself
from them.
In this separation Of old and well tIied
friends, how many bonds of attachments
are sundered-attaehments sealed by long
years of toll ,nurtured amid ali the peTpleXi-
lies that beset the path oi Railroad employ
ess. They feel that they lose in your de-
parturo a thorough, skillful and practical
mechanic, and one that has but few rivals,
while as a man and gentleman none have
ever won more friends or given better
satisfaction TO his Employers. 1t is the
mind, the disposition, the habits and the
feelings of man which attaches Us most
strongly to him, and never was more
noble line ever written in the History OF
man than this
''The first emotion Of pain he ever caused, was
caused by his departure"
1t has been well saidl An honest man.
the noblest work of God will add, an
honest mechanic is the noblest work OF
God.
At his behest, swift commerce spreads
her wings, and tries the sinew; Sea birds,
as she dies tanning the solitude from cline
to cline, Smoke crested cities rise beneath
his hands and roar through ages with the
din of trade, Steam is the feet winged
hearld Of his viii; the lightnings vail their
frery forms to wait upon his thoughts, and
with one foot upon the conquered sea and
one upon the subject land, procleims that
space shall be no more.
It affords me great pleasure to present to
you, in behalf Of your friends, this beauti-
fuI watch and chain, as a token Of their
deep regard for you. They present it, not
for its intrincic value, but for the worth OF
coming from q host Of sincere friends, those
that have travelled with you, the rough apd
rugged path of life, men with brave hearts
and strong arms, and strong arms and
willing minds.
At your new post of duty they wish
you every reasonable success in life-that
success which makes true excellence ever
sure of its rewards, and trust that this
day will not, when your life merges into
the dim twilight Of death, be among the
last grateful Of the "reminiscences Of the
past, and then, when mortality shall fail
and the lamp Of life glimmer and die out
in our feeble forms may we oil meet in
that happy sphere, where sorrow is un-
known, that home not made with hands,
eternal in the heavens.
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CAsrALT1Es IN TIE CLEVELAND GRAYs,-
We are indebted to Major Stafford for
the following lstOflosses in Company D. 1st
0. V. /, the old Cleveland Grays, in the
fghtsix miles from Atlanta, on the 18th
inst: Sergeant Joseph Merrick slightly.
WilliamBates, severely, leg. John Rippen,
slightly, arm.
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FrRR III Axsos.-The Akron Beacon says
that the steam Tannery of. H. Christy and
Company caught fire on Tuesday evening
last but was saved, with difficulty, with but
few hundred dollars damage, which was
fully covered by insurance,
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LAKE ERIE FEMALE sElnSART.-The An
niversary Exercises of the Lake Erie Sem
mary will be held on Thursdav July 2Ist
Public examinations will commence on
the afternoon Of Tuesday preceding. The
Address will be delivered on Thursday at
IL O'Clock, by Rev. Thomas Beeeher, of Ell
mira, n. Y. 1t
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RUNAWAY N sTBoNasvILLE.-FATAL Re-
sULT.-On Wednesday afternoon span Of
horses, driven by MIR. TAFT of strongsville,
took fright and ran away. Mr.. TAFT was
thrown from the wagon, receiving injuries
Of which he died in few hours. -.-.
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To Be REBUIIT.-We understand that the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Com
pany contemplate replacing the repair and
pattern shops destroyed in the fire of Wed.
nesday by brick fire proof shop.
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ATTEMPTED sUIcIDE.-on Wednesday last
Mrs. POwnell, whose husband keePs..a tav
ern In StrOngsville, attempted to commit
suicide by taking poison. Her design was
discovered aud physician called who sue
ceeded in saving the woman's life.
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NoRTHERx Ono wouxDED IN NAsz7IIIr

NORTHERN ONO WOUNDED IN NASHVILLE
HosPrTA1s.-The Following is list Of
wounded soldiers from Northern Ohio Reg
iments transferred to Nashville, July 18th
1884.
". B. Batehslder, F, 29th, diarEbua.
John Baker, I, 18th, left arm. .tt-s
J, Winning, A, 10th, left thigh.
y. Coats, Q, 125th, left arm. tr-r
y q. Colenap, Q, I24th, seurTy.
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BUFFALO SIARKET--JuIy aI.

~ III TELEGRAPH
FlOuT-Dnll. Red winter extra HOO, double
extra white IL y5O9l2,O0.
Wheat--Dull and inactive; nominal.
COrn-Easier. No p s7@1 S71tzs;; No. l SOC
I DO for Ohio.
OaIS-Here rRd to arrive s9c.
Whfsl<y-l %.
Canal FreightS-Firmer To New York
Wheat l9c, Corn 1T7lc, Oats lie
Lake ImpOrtS-Flour 6,5s5; Wheat 2,4s6;
Corn %, ,750; Oats 81, ,972.
Canal ExpOrts-Flour 100; Wheat 59,GlO;
Corn lis, $50; Qa.s $50.
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BuRsT HER FLUrs.-During the burning
of the Pittsburgh Repair Shop, on Wednes-
day afternoon, Steamer Number burst her
fues, and had to be removed.
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A REGIMENT OF REPRESENTATIVE RECRUITS.
The Governor Of Ohio proposes to organ
ize q Regiment of Representative Recruits
at Camp Chase, to be known as the "First
representative Regiment, Ohio Volunteer
Infantry" ....-..
White recruits obtained will be enlisted
and mustered into that Regiment and
forwarded to Camp Chase. ,.r
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CESrRAT DIvIDExD.-The New York Cen
trail Road has declared a semi i-annual divi-
dend of4 per cent. The last dividend
was Eve per cent. The road is limited by
law in its fares, and is unable to earn its
expenses by increase of passenger fares.
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Bethel Excursion PosTFoXED.-on ac-
count of tho heavy sea, the Bethel Excur-
sion is postponed until next week, on
Thursday morning at 9o'olOek.
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ATLANTIC AyD GasAT WESTERN EARNINGS,
The following are the earnings Of the
Atlantic & Great Western Railroad during
the first six months Of the present year,
January, s2O7,2G7; February, 1921, ,O4lj
March, s226, 73S; April, S197, ,267; May S214-
go; June, sa14.!2I, total, sl,3s6,5Ss. In
June its earnings for passengers were S73,-
$50; freight S24O,s67.
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n. Y. MONEY 1IARKET-..IuIy 81.

MOney-1Js 2 cent
SterlinS-zI592so for currency.
GOld-Unsettled and lower, opening at s. 81
declining to s2.561i advancing TO COZ and clos
ing at 81 5s.
Governments StOcks-Irregular and IN.
settled. U S Is 81 coupons IG29lO21z; 5-2Os eou-
pons 1895 9loi1zi I 5 year certificates S43k.
Observation-Disclosures Gs 81; Ohio Miss cer-
tificates A; 1917; Erie lOS1l; Hudson l2IIS;
Reading 1917; Michigan Cegtral l32; N 49,;
Terre Haute poefeTred 20; III @ Scrip 100; Pitts
burgh 1911; Northwestern 4g1l; do Preferred 81;
Rock Island I0.SZ
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NEW YORK MARKET---JuIy aI.

III EELKGEAPH-
New YoRK, July 81.
COttOn.-Wlthout material change. Sales at
81 6Ogl O2 for lnidlling uplands-
EIOur.---State and Western heavy and &c
lower. Sales at SO 25@lO5O for extra States $40 90
GIL % for common TO good shipping brands ex-
ira Round Hoop ohoi sll 059lZ 00 for Trade
Brands Market closing quiet. Included in the
sales are GOO hbis extra State for last half Of Au.
gust sellers option, ct Sl2 co. and 1000 bbls do for
first If days in September.
WhiSlxy.-s-Wtth0ut decided change. Sales at
81 TA9l IS for Stale, and 81 1891 10 for Western
Whe0t-Market heavy and 5l3ec lower. Ssles
at 81 30g2 As for Chicago Spring; 50 3002 4S for
Milwaukee Club; 81 CAGE &C for winter red West.
erp.
COru--le lower. Sales 81 6OaI Ca for new mix.
ed Western; 81 q old do
ORtS-MoTe active and 1Emor Sales at O06IOOc
for Western.
COnee-Quiet. Ris in bond SOC.
SuSur-Quiet. Cuba 20l12le.
MOlasses---Dull New Orleans 81 L.
PetrOleum---Heayy. Refined in bond SiG
$50. Crude quiet 521zs5Js, and refined nee s58
ssc.
WOOi-Dull and unchanged.
POrk---Somewha4 irregular and decidedly low
or with q fair demand. Sales at $3s 10 for hIess
and 30 O0@40 % for new do 90 5O9Ss 90 for prime;
80 6Glg39 % PRIME mess.
Reef-Duli and heavy.
Cut Meats Quiet.
Lard-Lower with moderate demand Sales
at l99l9s4c. Also 600 bbls prime kettle rendered
for August, buyers option, at 2ic.
Butter-Searesly 50 firm but without decided
change.
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LEADER
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY %.
NEW kDvERTIsEMENTs.

NEW kDvERTIsEMENTs.
y. T. Company fVr Chicago.
Edward E. Fiske-Reel Estate Agent.
wanted-stove Moulders.
Wanted to Rent-House.
\. I. ComPany-FOr Ogdsnsburg.
Leader omee-Feed Boy Wanted.
wantsd-Cigar Wrapper Shippers.
Halliwen Daniels-Dental Notice.
J. D.-Iusormation Wanted
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CITY NEWS.

Tax Books WILL CLOSE SATURDAY,
July 23d, 1864. -.
n. S. WHITTLESEY,
julyl2-l6G County Treasurer.
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Subsequently meeting Of Directors was
held. and the following Officers chosen.

FoRr WAYSE Rail RoAD.-At a special
meeting Of the Board of the Pittsburg,
Fort Woyne & Chicago Rail Road, held on
the 14th inst, the President, Mr.. Cass,
submitted statement of the earnings and
expenses of the read for the six months Of
the year. The earnings monthly have been
as follows:
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STRAYED FROM THE CORNER
~ Of Spruce and SoovilIo streets, on Saturday the
16th inst, q pair Of horses, one q bright sorrsl
Horse, the other a chestnut Mare. Both have a
white star In the forehead and the mare has white
hind fest, and had halter on when she left and is
barefoot. Any one returning them OF giving infor-
nation where they can be found viii be literally
rewarded J. CHAPMAN
July 10 leo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-22

BALDWIN 4 GO. have a large stock Of
French Broadeloths, and are selling them
at a small advance from old prices. jy2O:I6O
THE Recent RAID.-The withdrawal Of
the rebels from before the National Capital
las caused an abatement of the intense ex-
citement consequent upon their presence,
but it is to be noted that there has been no
abatement in the excitement caused by the
rush for bargains ct FRANK BROTHERS
Hoop Skirt Manufaetory, No. l29, Superior
street under the johnson House, nextto the
Weddell, and .24S, Superior street. Both
establishments are constantly throRged
with delighted buyers, who know how TO
appreciate the attention and politeness Of
the lady attendants. jyI9,I6O