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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-04

UNION RALLY At NE~ToS FAILS, TRUxBULL
CoUETT.-There is to be grand mass meet
ing of the Union men of Trumbull, Ma
honing and Portage, in the vicinity Of
Newton Falls, on Saturday next The
people win be addressed by Colonel sted-
man, formerly of the 9Th Ohio cavalry,
j. H. Rhodes, ESQ, and others.
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ARREST OF RoGoHs.-0ld citi4ens cf the
city remark every day, the unusually large
number of new, rOugh-lOoking fellows who
perambulats the streets. OF this class the
Police make choice selections from time to
time. Five came in on the cars from the
South on Wednesday, who were marched TO
the Police Station, where they owned
themselves to be piek-pockets, belonging
to New York and Patterson, New Jersey
As no charge was made against them, they
were yesterday sent on their Eastward
way.
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A BIC sFRAw.-On the trip of the Morn
ing Star from this porto Detroit sday Ortwo
since, vote was taken among the passen-
gers, consisting of 400 persons. The vote
stood thus: Lincoln AIS, Mcclellan a..
among the Passengers were about 300 sick
and wounded sOldiers, nearly all OfwhOm
voted for Lincoln.
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MEETING AT AvOE.-A very large and en-
thusiastic meeting was held at Avon, LO-
rain county, on last Wednesday evening.
Eloquent addresses were made by Robert
knight, Esq, and H. H. Blackburn, Esq,
of this city. Copperheads will have to
hunt their holes in old Lorain.
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MEETING AT ROoKPOT ON WEDNESDAY Eve
EING.-An enthusiastic meeting of the
Union citizens of Rockport was held on
Wednesday evening. Dr.Kirtland presid-
ed. Addresses were made by J. H. Rhodes
ard A. T. slade, Esqs.
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USIoH MEETING AT CUYAHoGA FALLS To-
NIeHr.-The Union citizens of Cuyahoga
Eails will be addressed this evening by T.
H Oakley and j.. H. Rhodes, Esqs. Let
there be grand rally, as this is the last
time be Sore election.
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CAMP AT HATCHKz.

CoPPERHEAD LoAFER's LAMENT" Now
Jest look at the cussed meanness O. them
dern'd black Republican sbOlitionists.-
Here, when we copperheads got up that
grand ratification meetin' for Little Mac,
and spread out on lanterns, bands O. music
and fireworks, 80 hes to make big thing
on it-what sort of show did they give US {?
KNOWN hes they must that we D emecrats
were naturally bein' considerable weighed
down on account o. thet ERE mischief hes
Farragut and Sherman he'd ben workin'
a Mobile and Atlanty, they didn't enc0ur-
age of US with nary Southern Democratic
victr'y-not even as much hes q cheering
rade on Washington Ana now, jest to
make Dustin big thing o. their jolificatiOn,
and at the same time hurt the feelin's of US
copperheads, darn my skin eff they heven't
got that mean, under-handed cuss, Sheri-
dan, to go and sock it to our democratic
bretherin' under Early, right slap bang,
one after t'other, without so much as givin'
the poor devils Ting to draw ther breth Eff
thatsin't t meaner'n turkey buzEsrd then call
me skunk. Besides, eff that stile of carry
ing on the war is q goin' to go on, what in
blazes I'll become o. Little Mac q?
CAYKSEK PEPPER, ESQ.
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ASIeNIF1cAST STR4w.-The students st
the Cleveland Charity Medical College
took a vote few days since, which result
ed Lincoln, 20; Mcclellan, 5. So it goes
evervwheTe.
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ATTENTION UNION WARD CLUBs.-All the
Union Ward Clubs viii meet at their seTe-
raj places Of meeting on Monday evening,
Nov ysmber 7th, at half-past o'clock, for
the transaction of business. Remember
the day and the hour, and be present.
By order of the President.
HENRY N. JOHNSON, sec'y.
City Central Union Club.
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LEADER.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER :.
HEW ADVERTIeKNENTs.

Academy Of Musio-Miss ssllie ST. Clair.
L l. Baldwin & Co.-EsW Goods.
Garrct,ou, Howe d Co.-For Lake Superior.
Drawer 409-Wanted 20 Rent.
A. D.-Situation Wanted.
strsyed Awsy-Dog.
N. Hei.ley-For Rent
GoJd TempIar4-Locsl Notice
First Ward-Loesi Notice.
Trotting Race ocaI Notice.
T fth Wsrd-I Oeal Eotioe.
Central Unioa Club Local Notice.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT For q number

GREAT ExCITBMEET I-For g number OF
days past our city has been visited by
large number of strange faces. Rumors
were numerous and various as to the cause
Of their visit, but the truth has eventually
leaked out that their intent Ons are merely
Of a speculative character. Having heard
Of the Great Bankrupt Sale of Boots and
Shoes 1Os Superior street, they are merely
here for the express purpose of purchasing
p winter supply of Boots and shoes for
themselves and families.
NOvS.17b
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L0UAL NOTICES

FIRST WARD.-Oficers and members of
the First Ward Club meet ct the office of
John C. Grannis, ESQ.,. on Friday evening,
at half past seven O'Clock, for the consider
alton of matters of great importance to the
Union voters ofthe Ward
THOHAS JOINS, JR.,
President 1st Ward Union Club.
nOv4:I75
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Coon TEHrLARs.-The public are invited
to an open meeting of Minnehaha Temple,
on Detroit street, on Friday evening, Nov.
4th. Excellent music provided, and a
programme of speaking, recitations, &c.
noy4.I75
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Total ............ $3.50 Io0c e4OO 1900
The marset opened this morning duu and mac
tive bat on the meeting Of the Board in the after
noon there was more spirit ths n has been evineed
for several d.ys, and about 1900 b1 OF Wheat
changed hands, though At decline Of about &c IN
der yesterdays prices Tbeimarkes clos d firm 81
the quotations. Other grains are quiet bnt nrm-
Provisions are fra; but generally without char sc
in prices. Petroleum is irmer and better sith
more doing. The 6rmntss in Hig1w.nes has in
creased aud there is 8 bsstsr demand.
FEstEhls-Firm at the following rates; LAKA
AND RAr,-Elour to Albany and Troy 81 20, to New
York 81 80, to Boston 81 70. Wool to New Forh
81 s9 70 Boston 81 "a AL RLIL-ro New York,
Flour 81 81; Wool 81 "a. TO Boston, Flour 81 ~
Wool g. - =-.-.-.... a.- ..-..-
EIOuE-Msrke firm and more enquiry. Sales
100 bbls X ed al $40 %
Wheat-A sh de lover, but decidedly more ac-
tive Sales on Cha g. 500, ls00, lOO0. 75eo 5000
5000, 100 Uu No. red &c on board at 81 OOi cars
No. on track at s. o. 200 bu Nc. 2 on track at
q 20; 1900 bu No. o track at 2 os; car do on
track t 81 OS. Market closing him. 'f
COrn-No sales reported, bus holders ara firm
at 81 A ior 30 ,hellss from store. -r. .-..-..
Oats-Qulet aad stead :, with only moderate
demand Sales . cars on track at T4c, and car do
at 76e. a.i 7
Rye-Dem md Iig 4t at 81 40 from store.
RarIey-Salss 300 bu No. l from store at 81 g.
Bee-IsTket ii m for me st SIC 90 for city
Lard-Frm and steady at 2sss4e in kegs and
tieroes.
smoked Meats Firm and Unchanged. Hams
24925Oi shOuld-rs l99Us; Bacon 2Ooi Dried Beef
I5sIfO .-....... =. .-... ....
Butter-The demaad is not active and the mar
ket esdy at sessso for Western geservsi ss9s6o
for Central.
Cheese-ouiet and steady. Selling at a range
OF leSlse for large lots 19sOe for small lota So
lected md Hamburg5.
Eggs-Nomin.l but firm al sOGs2c.
HIghWines-Firmera and more demand, Sales
last evening 10 bills az 81 70.
EieOsOs-stesdy. " psr Seai hoid st g i29
5 Il Neutral Proo. Sp rits 81 s..
| .PetrOIeuns-Market hrm and held higher
Refined ranges at s0gs5o.
Beans-Dlll and steady at 81 90 for medium
white.
DRIED AppIes-1Icdesaieiy active snd mar
kes 6rIn At s11z99O.
Green Apples--s ling at s range Of 81 f59
o. = Dbl for good to choice winter.
ssIt-In g I'd supply aad stsady; ane 81 sS
coarse ss co.
water Lss1e-Firm at 81 Is Zoe OswesO and
Amen; IS % tor RosedaFo Oemoa.
EsRstsr.-'Powslis' land plaster $40 per ton
Hops-stsady and 6rn st 95e35a, according to
I quality.
Malt-Eirm. Barley Malt quoted at 81 25 per
Il bushel-
ale and POrEer-Barkat steady. We quote
as follows; Present Use XIX Ale si0i Stock Xxx
sIIGsIf; Esnaett sls Psis Cream sili Porter
| sIl. Half and quarter barrels in proportions
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sosooL ExH1B1TfoN.-There will be pub
lie Exhibition tonight of the Select School
at Rockport. Dialogues, Tableaux, Essays,
&c, will be the order of the evening. A
treat may be expected.
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Mrs. W. LsDeane, Of New York City,
having located in Cleveland, is prepared
to receive pupils for instruction on the
piano forte, Those about to commence the
study of music will find her method q very
thorough and comprehensive one AppG-
cations may be left with Dr. Hall on the
Public Square, or at her residence, % Sher-
iT street. noV2:lT5
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EXAMINATION OF DRITTED MEE-Tne work of
examining the men elected on the late Sup
Elementary Draft goes on quite slowly.
Since the Path of October, the examinations
have been as follows;
TvtaI number examined, 27
accepted,
Five of those who were exempt, wero
members of the sixty-Days' Battery at the
time of the draft, and were released on the
ground of that service.
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RAIN AeAIS.-November, which made its
advent easily and comfortably in an Indian
summer-like day, showed his true nature
last night by an ugly, cold, drizzling rain !
November is an ill-conditioned fellow. We
wish We were well rid of himi
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"WoRDs FOR TIE Hour. .'RMrs. NJ. G..
Walling, Union refugee from the South,
driven from her home in Texas on account
other love for the old flag and the old
Union, arrived in this city from Columbus
last evening. Mrs. Walling has been en-
gagged during the political campaign in
speaking ftr the Union cause in Indiana
and Illinois, where the recital of her ex-
perienee has proved very effective in
opening the eyes ofthe Peopls.t to the wick
edness Of the rebellion. She comes to
us highly scommehded by Governors
Morton and Yates, and the leading Union
mem Of both Indiana and Illinois. She
will probably address our citizens this
evening at Brainard's Hall. The recital of
her adventures and suferings will be Of
the deepest interest. %
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CITY NEWS.

Mrs. shaws is opening this morning
some elegant millinery goods. nov2;1sS
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For sale by Ingham & Bragg.

REYovAT1xs THB OLD BAPTIST CHURCH
The old Baptist Church, which after long
and varied existence as Church, Court
House, Theatre, Planiugmill, shop and
manufactory, was as our readers remember,
gutted by FIRE last summer, is now being
rebuilt and renovated, large portions ofthe
old wall being left and new brick work
added. Its Parti- cOlored appearance re-
minds one Of new wine in old bottles"
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CHICAGO RLARKET---SOV. 3.
Special Dispatch to the Cleveland Lesder.l

lid. g#. JaIcAGO, Nov. 3.
FIOar-DuH at 81 OOs9 p Tor spring extras.
WheRt-SG5o lower. Sales No. red at 81 $50
81 %, and No.. spring at 81 9Oi No. spring at
81 s08l Sc, closing st 81 s.
COEn-Frm. Sales Ne. 2 at 81 a5.
Oats-EaEisr. SALES No. l at 6477S@65e.
Rye-Dull at 81 II for No. and 81 10 for No. 2.
BarIey-yer, irregular. gales No. at 81 so
al ts.
Whisky-Eirm at 81 So. .....
L.ard-0O1zc.
BeeE-Extrs mess SIS 90. - .-
Reef Hams-s2I 90.
POrk-Prme mess SIS 90.
Grain FFeights-l5o on wheat, 10 on oats
to Buffalo.
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CITY CENTRAL UNION CLUB The Presi-
dents and Executive Committees of all the
Union Ward Clubs will meet at the Head
quarters of the City Central Union Club,
on Saturday evening, November 5th, at
~ O'Clock Every one must be present.
By order of the President.
HEERY n. JOHNSON,
see'y City Central Union Club.
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HONEY ADVANCED

&OU.UUU IN Sums to suit--et the old stand
apd vgeIl-known WAGAER'S LOAN 0FEIOE, on
Securities of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watohea, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeSelry Guna,
pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, helOdeons,
and ali ,srsonal property and articles OF value on
vats. established 1851. N B.-A variety Of uR-
redeemed Watches, JsVelTy, Guns, a., Tor ssio 81
bargains.
-Oaaoe--ooTner @. Water and Superior streStII
SVsr Davic and Poiz0ttn's Clothing Store
S--to5 ] n kW WAGNER
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The Union men of the Fifth Ward will
remember the meeting at Mechanics Hall,
No. 332 st. Clair street, this evening, and
will rally in full force to receive wise coun-
sci from instrueting speakers, and to per-
feet their organization for the coming cleo
ton. nOv4.I75
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hallway Intelligence.

THROUGH TO NEW YORK WITHOUT CHAxsE
OF CARs.-sinee the adoption of the winter
time table, all the trains on the Atlantic &
Great Western Railway, run between
Cleveland and New York without change
of cars This does away with the great
bore of travelling, viz: the impsrtinent
necessity of shifting ones quarters when
once comfortably established.
CLEVELAND AND PITrsBURG RAILRoAD.-The
folloRing are the estimated earning of the
C. & P. R. R. Co., for the month Of October,
1854: -.-
Fretght..-.-....... Sl5O, COCO
IS, ,694, 90
miscellaneous .....------..-...--.-.-..,s s,o9s,66
sg4s, ,292, SO
October 1853 lsO 146, SO
4nersass-.---.. sos .SS
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NoTIoR.-I shall offer for sale at Auction
on Saturday, November 5th, at half-Pas
ten o'clock, precisely, one large pair Of six
year old grey horses, which can be seen at
my stable Also, one large bay horse and
"a number of others. have also two three
spring wagons.
Don'tforget the place, No. 20, Champlain
street.
Nov2:1T5. FRED. KIMBERLY.
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ny. NOk5E mAKEKEE---KOV- ?.
rl iBT EEEEeRAPH.i
sfOuey-Aotive and steady at q Ct 80
Sterling EXcbRnse-Quist at ll9A9losA
for gold
GOId-IrreguIar and nssttled. o, ening at 22O
declining to Eta, advancing to 1864, and closing
at 23i5k.
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w the ouartermaster's Department, Nashville,
Tenn 500 LaboreTs and Wood Choppers WAGES 80
er 11onth and ratioas 500 Teamsters, wages so per
EDopfh aud rations To men capable Of taking charge
~ a Train A. Wagod Master that will report with %
Teamstars, ESQ to s35 per month VIII be paid None
six months. Transportation furnished. Apply 70 ID.
SHERWOOD, A. z. N. Agent, Commercial House,
aud Friday. aefSD'lS
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- HoRk sr.,s.A aARalT.

EEW TORK srOtA aAEsEEF.
HEw soaE, Nov. 8, 1854.
Government stocks Que. and without
deC'd changs. United 5 ates sixes 1851 coupons
United Slater siK=a one year Certificates 954.
Stocks ady. Missouri RIxes 2; ohio q Ms
sisappi Ger tiiostgs Sssz; Mzrip05a S6 neW York
Central l235z; Erie lUIi Hudson l2l5z; Reading
l34z. MichiganSouthern Northern Indiana ~;
Chicago, Burlington q Qainey llS; IHiaois Csh-
tral scrip III; ClsVeiEni PittsbuTg lO45S North
western si45Ei Northwestern preferred 81; Rock
Island o.; Milwaukee 4 Prairie Du Cnien 81;
Fort Wayne l04- .
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THE GIPsIEs or THE DANES DIKE. story of
Hedge-side Life in England, In the year 1855. By
George :. Phillips, January Searle.) Boston
Ticknor Field. 1854 .r-- .s
This graphic fiction, presented to US by
Ticknor & Fields, in their neatest style of
type and binding, lets us in upon field of
life, incident and character, almost untouch-
ed by fiction. George Borrow, TO besure,
has, in his curious books, "Lav Engro' and
"Rommany Rye" let us somewhat into the
nature and life of that strange class of
people, the English gypsies, but his fasci-,
mating anG powerful books are SO totally
different in their style and manner of treat
ment of the subject, that we accept this
new work as new revelation. The sub
ject itself possesses a curious interest,
and the book itself from the pen of one al
ready favorably known as a writer, is a
literal reflex of way-side life in England.
The story is of itself, aside from the inter
est connected with the class who furnish
its drumatis psrsoaos, a most remarkable and
powerful one. It will at once take rank
among the best novels of the language, and
will be read with delight by all.
For sale by Ingham & Bragg. r.
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B. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U. s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior st.

= o-IU IEh OEhI- AND IU-4U NAIIOhAL
LoAHE
Commission allowed to SubseribeFs.l
s$-U. s. Bonds Of 1881, 5-2O's. IO-4o's, Treasury
Notes, and all pther Government Securities pur-
cheaed and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and canada Money bought
aud sould at best rates Deposits received and
Collections made at all accessible points. Uneur-
ent funds converted at lowest. Revenue Stamps
: sale. oc4
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ANOTHER ARRIvAL.-They have just re-
ceived another invoice of goods at the great
Bankrupt sale of Boots and Shoes, IOs Su-
perior street, among which are Ladies' Cal
ters, Slippers and Balmorals, Mems, Boys
and Youths Kip and Calf Boots, Misses and
Children's Shoes. in every style, which
they will sell fifty per cent cheaper than
any other house in the city. They have
also the also the largest assortment of Mems
Grain Cavalry Water Proof Boots, to be
found in the city. Give them call at los
Superior street, near Water. oct2s:I75
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TRAVELER,s REaIsTER.

asr Citizens wiahing conveyance to either Of the
aSoys Trains Beats will be called foT BY Coaches
st the Omnibus ONCE, 1z7 Superior street. next
door to the Wodden House.
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A Grand Trotting Rscs for a Purse of
$50 90. To come of on the Ttrotting track
on Saturday, November 5th, at 2 o'oloekP.
NJ, precisely, the best three in five, to
harness, between the following horses:
Names-Tom Thumb,
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TIE HERO Boy. Or the Life and Deeds, of Lieu
tenant General Grant. By Rev. P. Headley.
New York: William H. Appleton. 1854. r
This is pre- eminently book for boys,
and many youth will read with delight
and enthusiasm the story of the early life
and brilliant achievements of our gallant
Commander in Chief. As general thing
we are not enthusiastic over this style Of
literature. Most boys biographies are
stiff or sesilly, This is, however, an ex-
oellent exception. Headley's well-known
talent for book making has been brought
to bear most successfully in its compost
lion, and Mr.. Appleton has put it into most
attractive type and binding, and added to
its interest by a series of spirited illustra-
tions. 55t
For sale by Ingham & Bragg.
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Machine twist for netting at the Howe
Sewing Machine Office.
NOvI.I75
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WA1Fwoop A Novel. By the author of '' Easy
Nat" " The Indiaman's Daughter" ," :" MOrly,'
&C. Boston: William V. Spencer, Pnblishsr.
1854.
Among the numerous novels on the sub
ject of Slavery which have followed the
great pioneer in that department of fiction,
" Uncle Toms Cabin" we have rarely met
with one equal to this graphic story of life
at the South. It is evidently truthful as
a powerful deIineation of the charcteris-
tic features Of the peculiar institution and
of the phases of Southern life which spring
from it. We are mistaken if some of the
characters and incidents are not reproduce
tions of the authors own experience. The
style of the work is sometimes awkward, a
blemish which we can more easily pardon
as it is never preten tiOus. Its interest is
unAagging, and aside from its ualue as. a
faithful photograph of Southern life and
manners; it will be read by many on ac-
count of its excellence merely as q story.
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BIOckes,

Queen OF inc " est.
Also a race between Union Jack and Ma
ria Brough, in 5 to harness, to come off at
the above named time, for S1O0.
Poois will be seld at F. Kimberly's Fri
day evening, at o'clock P. NJ.
Nov4:IT5
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fuE Salt.

I OTIS FOR SALE.-135 FIT. FRONT
II on Superior street, corner Of Muirsou street
Also, sub-ots l6 IT and IS being IS feet rcnt each
on Superior street, east Of 1uirson street. Also
Is feet front on Spring street. running back to the
railroad track, being land which a part Of the
Wood-shed Of tic Cleveland, Columbus q Cincinnati
Railroad stands. Also, IT feet inches front on
Ghamplsin street, nes-iT opposite the new Poles
court House.
For terms inSairs OF PAINE ; WADE.
dsoSf.2a 4ttnrneVs-
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PRInEs or ApmIssIOl

PRICES or ADHESION.
Dress Circle and Psrqustts 80 cents Secured Seats
to Dross Circle 70 cents; Family Circle 50 CENTS
Gallery, 25 centsi Private Boxes, 5, and dot
lars; Entire Private Box, single seats, ~.
Doors open 1t Gas; Curtain rises st 7:SO O'Clock
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AND PHYSICAL 10.

hANClNG AND PH4SlCAI ,hSlR
DEXERCIsE--Mr. @. S DICKINSON ~
purposes to Commence ciass for Adults on -
TUESDAY EVENING, October 25th, at Ly- -
mans Hall Ladies' Glass con mencing at P. Il.
and Gentlemens' ct 8.
Terms s. per Is lessons, payable in advance.
He will commence q JuvsDiie Class On eatnTt ay
afternoon at 2 o'clock, At the same place. Terms,
SIS for the season, ending April 10. He viii teach
this class the 'sYfenna FIJaer Dance"
mr.. Dickinson has testimonials from Samuel St.
John, former Principal OF The Cleveland Femaie
Seminary Dr.. Seelay, Of rho Cleveland Water Curc,
and T. HumistOn Of the Cleveisnd Institute,
giving his systIm the pTefsfsne 20 any now IN use
for exercising tue limbs to their fl tension, being
under the harmonious influence Of music.
He viii also give private lessons 70 suit pupils.
halls and suppeu furnished to parties with Or
without musi,) by applying to Richards Cole
msn, on the Public SQUARE. oc2z US
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