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MARBLE HALL 'S
and oyster Saloon.

M a RBLE HALL
Dining and Oyster saloon.
The undersigned would inform the citi-
zsns of Ottumwa and the public generally,
thar he has removed his Saloon into the
second story of the Carroll House, Gimme
diately above his former room,) where he is
better prepared now than heretofore TO &C
conmodate those who may favor him witE
call. He has also fitted up rooms for
dining, and is prepared to furnish
Rarm meals at any hour IN the morning
or eOentng.
eEFresh Oysters received daily By Elk.
press.
Remember the place, Marble Hall. Carroll
House building, second story
Dec. 8, 1888 VIM, A. MOLL.
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60 DD NEWS.

Z wishto make II known 10th public that have
engaged the services Of accomplished eastern
photographer, who will t.ke the
LATESTS71LES OF PHOTOGRAPHS
which areso much admired. I all upon all those
that wish to have their Photographic Albums orna
mented with ape Photographs.to sive US call.
also wishto announce to the people, and espec-
tally 10 my old customers, that have dispensed with
allhands and have resumed the
AMBROTN PIE BUSINESS
myself, and expect to doiusticet to all who wish Ia
call ,en me for pictures. Don't forget the place,
IT II, NUNAMAKERS JEwELRY SrORE
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ARRIVAL and Departure of MATS.
oTTUMwA,lOwA.
EASTERN NAIL,
VAB. n. .. ,. =.
Arrives Dsily-Sundays excepted-at11:45a .. %.
and 785 p. m. Lsavss st 9.lb .. m. and $40 p. M.
Time half an hour faster than common. Msilcioses
one hour before the trainlsaves.
SOUTHERN MAIL, (Keokuk).
Il, WAX. IT. D. Y. AM.R.R.
Arrives Daily--Sundays excepted--at 1900 m
and leaves ~ I:I6 y. N,
WESTERN MAIL,
~ VIA (. ~ .. y. \. R.R. Bes'
Arrives Daily Sundays sxespssd-at as .. n:
and leaves - 1880 p. u. ae4
NORTHERN MAIL.
fA ~ VA DAHLoxxoA TO sioouRHBY. ,9sA
Arrives every Friday at o'clock p. N. ,s,dIeaves
very rhursday ~ O'Clock .. m.
SOUTHERN NAIL,
ISABEL BLOOMFIELD.
Leaves daily Sunday excepted. ut 1:0a p. N, and
arrive ~ 500 =. M.
WESTERN MAIL, (Biskesburg).
CARRIED SIX rlnss WEBB.
Arrives ans leaves every day. o. ! o'clock, 2. m.
@ NV. NORRIS p. n.
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ITO CLEAR TIE HOUSE OF
4 FLIES, use Dutcher's celebrated LIGHTNING
FLY-KILLER,a neat, cheap article, easy to use.-
Every sheet will kill = gu art. Sold everywhere.
June %, 1864 IA 1s-sw
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Mr.. Aellick, Of the Eddyville Star, IA
xorsd as with call on Saturday.
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We had another spriukling Of rain on
Sunday and Monday nights. 8
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We the undersigned Merchants OF III,
city Of Ottumwa, hereby give notice tina, on,
respective pieces Of business will be closed
on the G4th Of July 'S' f's''
] Hawley 4 Sons, JLoomis s@.
Sar q Hllman, joseph Fl Merrill
w @ Moss. Jun & Col A Schworm
Dsvin 4 Peters "a L Graves
T Devin q Sons H Nnpuemaker
tirnbe Dumbach q Fl Shelter
Wsshhurns 4 sans N Heinrich & Co
Meek 60 Herman & Co
J d Temple &C Warden
ksanev 4 Miller John 8 Walker
w Belts a.sh JW Webher
Daggett 4 Edgerly J A Dumler
Theo Comstock M Charm
National Bank open until IL o'clock.
Express open until 10 o'clock
Post Office, open 10 a. m. to p m.
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GAVE YOUR LIFE.-Dyspepsia,

Erysipeias, Kidney Complaint, Sick and Nervous
Headache, Neuralgia, Gravel, letter, BARRIERS Itch
and Baldness. A Treatise on the above Diseases
with their speedy and permane mt cure, free to
any address Address q. @. UPHAM, No. % South
Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Feb. Is, .S64-6m49l5
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i SIS J. w. DIXON,
ATTORNEY At LAW. /.

Ottumws, Iowa. once next door ia Sax q Hill
mans Clothing Store, Front Street. ttaJ
win practice In Wapello and adjoining counties
Bounty, back pay, and Pensions procured. No
charge unless successful. June 1854.
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nYsPEPsIA CAN BE CURED

- Dyspepsia, no matter how long standing, yields
at once to "UPHAMs DYSPEPSIA Guns" The effects
OF this Kennedy are truly magical Try IL and be
convinced. Price ~ q box. Sent postpaid to any
sddrsss, by g. G. UpH.x, 25 South Eighth ST., Phia-
delphiA, Pa Circulars sent free.
Fab as. lS6a-49-15 6m
The sun., 1864-10-04
JERSEY CITY.

GOVERNMENT VESSEL BuRyEp.-The first
class schooner Ann Brown, of Providence, which
was lying In the North River, near the Jersey
City ferry, loaded with grain and hay for the
government took hre yesterday afternoon. and the
cargo WAS entirely destroyed. The hull only Of
the schooner saved. The FIRE caught In The
galley. The men from the French man n-of-war lying
near by came alongside aud lahored ssslluously, Y,
with the help of two small donkey engines. 10 ox.
tnguish the ire. The loss will amount to sbou,
$4,000
GERMAN MASS MgETING.-The German
uniouists OF Hotoken had torchlght process on
and mass meeting Last night in honor OF the recen,
victories and 10 ratify the nomination Of Lincoln
and johnson. Stirring speeches were made by DR.
LpwenthJ OF Hoboken. Mr.. Eobc Of New York, aud
DIR. Hertlberg OF Texas.
THE DRAFT FOR JERSEY CIrY.-The draft
FOR the Second Ward Of Jersey City. took place =,
Newark Yesterday afternoon. The quota was eOe ;
credits 80; deficiency 1T2 number Of names In
the box 1,l30. The draf for the Firs, Ward Of Jer
sy City Is announced 10 take place this TUESDAY
afternoon at r. N. Mayor Cleveland visited
Washington last week and succeeded n procuring
al order empowering the Board Of Enrollmeu, 10
re-ersn.ine and correct the enrolment for Jersey
City.
The sun., 1864-10-04
BROOKLYN.

PLYMOUTH SUNDAY SCHOOL FESTIVAL
fhis entertainment will take place on Wednesday
anu Thursday evenings October 9Th and 9th, a,
plymouth Church, Orange street. The programme
embraces musical and literary Entertainment o,
the highest ordsr, with refreshments and other at.
fractions Tor tie children. The Hutchinson Fsmil y
VIII sing programme Of songs At seven and nine
O'CLOCK each evening. Addresses are announced
by Ar. beeeher. the Rev, R. D. Hitchcock. d. D, ,
Rev A. A. Willis ID D., Rev. J. Thomss Rev.
Thomas street. and othsrs-gen,lsmen whose
names alone are guarantee ,ha, they will say
somsshing worth hearing. Holmsmuller's Ger
mania Band has been engaged to perform selec
tions Of popular music during each evening The
Festival y free 70 the scholars belonging 70 the
sshsa. Ths general pubic v,i b charged say
The sun., 1864-10-04
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

Nrw YopK Srycr ruv w.p IT,. .,.,
,,,,,c.,.r,.d ,ros,o.,,r , -, -.
s,,n which h,a oha.ao,.-,,o, ~, ". - a..
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hv n.,v In ,ho No.,,, A., A.. -, -,
s,,,h.,r ,,o.l. ,,,;o,, A.. 1',,-',
=. l.,go nronor,,o, ~ ,'. h,.,,,. -, ,I.p"r,''
c.use liz, s,-.ss m ,.-,,,, l., ,,, &C.,, =, Al,
,.,bs On ,bs con,,,rv 4, 4. ,o,,,,,,, 1, 80
consecutive vcars IN m. ht.,o,. -, a., 40, -,
c,,n,.r. with ,bo i.,, ,r, f. ..-I,
v;.vy An hr.o,bcs 81, ,,,do bar. -. -.
,ua,,aa. ..,,,.,,ur.rs h.v. h.o,. ,,..,.,,.i.,
~i,h or,,e,s and i,s,e,a os ,b., a.,;ro oo,,,..,.
sher yres, llaicllty has s,ei IN manfae,u,,n,
f.., .ropgb m ,re., ,bs dsnard Tb. ,,,,..s. =,
rsrr,atiorl also. has ken. pace with An. bus,,ess
pr..perity. The census OF 1860. which n,aeei M .
island popula,on q, soo 600 has auupon,ed a. n
million spe, the beyinniny of ,he wa,.
o. sav notb,pg a. lie influx of naomi.
10 the neighborug towns and y,ll.ves
who do business in the city. Within the last four
years the spread of the civ has been r.pid. New
dwelling houses have been coustsntlv v in course Of
erection, and ye, the supply is well known to DO
greatly inadequate to tho dernand. Al the pressn,
time, peoplo Of moderate me aus are almost debarred
srom living on the island III consequence Of the
enormous rents which the scarcity Of houses rs
induced, and hence the whole country within
reasonable distance Of the city is rapidly being con-
The sun., 1864-10-04
MARINE NEWS.
oct. As r., o-s. s. as-H W. morn 10 ;
CLEARED

CLEARED.
sTEAMsHIPs-Casssndra New Orleans. North
Star Aspinv all; Concord, Phiisdephia.
sHIPs--soio, lHAnibursl London: Louisa Cadiz.
BAKKS-Johanne, Genos La Ciquena Valencia.
frank. Bueno- Ayres Aontszuina, BsrbAdoes New
York Key West
BRlGS- -Albatros, Para; Undue, si-al; ABBY Thar.
ter, Eliz abethport Startled Fawn Port su Prince.
Magma Chsrta, Halifax, n s.
sCHOONERS-Hsletia, St Marc. Hsyti, J.mes q
Ramsay, hatamoras Amanda Moore, stamford. Ieo'
cshiA Salem; Ranlov. Beaufort j Fsrland. Balti
more Eleanor I, Philapephia; A IA Blown, Phiad.
phis Ann, Philadelphia, u W Perry, Phiadephis'
ARRIVED.
aTEANsHIPS-SAIonia, Hamburg and sou,b.un
tom Baltic, Fortress Monroe; BeonA london ana
Havre; Charles Thomas transport Fort rs.s Nor r.
Potomac Portland, Victor, New OTleans. AIns ric.'
City Poi. via Fortress Monroe.
sHIPs-Sew woIld, Liverpooli Daniel Webster,
BRIGS-Star Castle, Cow Bay; Alarm M,.on..h
Burmsh, Boston for philatelphia Annsninia I{nssn'
j King, Gov Bay, C b. Keoka, Bridseport. q Il
.sCHooNERs-E @ knight, Linsan; CaIis,s. do,
Mystery, Portland: Orri. FIances, Linpsn: Carroll
Muchias; Brave, Boston for Albany; PhIlilps Ro.' '
ton; TIypheniA, Boston for Albany; Massachusetts
Rockland; WI stesd. Boston fof Albany; Mount
agps' E0skiasd; KsndTteS FAh, Bath; Hero. Acadia
The sun., 1864-10-04
WILLIAMSBURG

UNION NoMISArIoNs.-The delegates to the
Sixth Assembly Convention met at Washington
Hall, =. ID. on Saturday night and nominated for
Assembly, from that district, Mr.. George b. Nc
Grath Mr.. George W Cheshire was re-noIlinated
Tor Supervisor for the Thirteenth Ward.
HEAVY RoBBERY.-A woman named Ann
poherty Was arrested ou Saturday, on a charge of
having, In connection with Ann Donohue, stolen
the sum Of $sJs from Robert AcKely.e an engineer
ON board Of . Government vessel II ia ALLEGED
that the accused induced Mckelvie to enter Mrs
Donohue's house In North Seventh street. E. D.,
and while he was asleep took the money. About
800 WAS recovered.
The sun., 1864-10-04
STATEN ISLAND

Ths officers OF the 6oth Regiment gave ball last
evening At Fort Richmond. whore the regiment Is
stationed. Preparations were made for thousand
guests, who doubtless enjoyed themselves to late
hour this morning.
The sun., 1864-10-04
DENTIST RY.
SH IKsPINls.

EOR LIvERPOOI-TAPSCOTT'S LINE
Ship JOIN tSs \ fFxEksoSb, F1k lns b mis- oe' 9Th.
Eas 4 CO, S south 81 q. = " '1 w lis !"
old BLACK STAR LINE FROM OR TO
,nv, ,,nr LIVERPOOL s,. al, NV,
swallow iAiiiL; LINZ FROM * 70
con GRISNELL. ..'.,..".',.~.--sAILs ssh OCT.
EssS; passage %iilEsy ss HIi .EEy orros, 90 Fulton It,
PASSAGE TO AND FROM THE OLD
DrAft. on England. iIslsnd. seo,.nd and Wales, q,
rApsoors csss.S ss@sssS .I,s Of Liverpool Packets,
comprising In part the folio wing magnificent shiI~
W% Tse0 li,,,nas Hiss,,n Ssps pn! ,A,sclsl.n-
fer.sVe1snee, fas a' Albion. Esnssch I c y sas se..
h%:;S&sIS h.a;:s Adam. fSS:s SS"s;Ss' .. s,s17
ssal Every Week.
For r''-,sS .sXpsSorF saS P1f'ls 'lGkJyYYzHas :yYYz CO.
1853 50 South street New York
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER:
XIRGINIA. sails sth Of Oct
CABIN p....se sIss, ..ser.ss ssI payable In IN cur.
'easy' sss A'p%w WILLIAMS GuIoN, 70 B,o.s,,,
STEAM FROM QUEENSTOWN AND LIv-
reney. TO New York, ESQ gold. KEDAR sslls We'd.
nn,.diay ns,.diay sss q plhaa ls.h oe. Apply 70 WILLIAMS q
dlioN' ~ brOsnvg. Sl6
STEAM TO GLASGOW-ANCHOR LINE
- for Liverpool, Dublin. Belfast and Londonderry-
The hne fa.t-ssiing A.. |. Clyde-built stssmship
saturday, Oct 8, from pier No 30 North River This
steamship z fitted IN the most approved style 10 insure
the comfort and .aisty Of Ratcs Of passsse
e sS '9py 8 s'SSG1ss siss sa.s srss
@oEY u rsyf9,s m 70 ~ y; currency AgpX e FRANCIS
Cd by The CALkD0NIL OcS etS' Iik
The sun., 1864-10-04
HORSES. CARRIAGES &c-

A FlRSTRATE BAY CART HORSE FOR
h;,n 'a1s p snesP, .he 9.ner h4 further use fos
near Dutiied st Brooklyn, before 10 c'eloeS ~
after O'Clock, r. N. 'A A, ~, of
BUSINESS WAGONS OF EVERY KN6
W. % eGn,nhty am on band, made In tie bert mannsr
find, and every article van.nrsS az any you CA
x;so Ws,nn ,STe ne. zc hand wason. cheap sTEWxkisa
wAeon rsc,ofy osd st. ct. Brosdwsy and s,h ~ a.
Uk i:.,s sALE-A GOOD WORK HORSE
O'Clock Pm ~" =" oohS oEsr. aftsr
Uon 8AT
ton SALE CHEAf--A BAY MARE-IB-
and Xxx Xxx p'uiabiRs shop Sl5 Third ave, bet sotA
tS,Sss tSHS sALE-A BAY MARE, i6 H4NDa
I'll n sso east sad barnes, Coed y naI Az s
The sun., 1864-10-04

MEDICINES.


a REWARD OF ESQ IF THE INDIAN
HERB DOCTOR fails to describe dis. "A. srd
ss ms pstenv the nature Of their complaints or IN
lesA Without receiving any informs alton trvu thelA
orR MOTTO
We use such Balpls have no stris.
MNh Nature or the Law Of Lie
with blood our hands vs never stAn
nor poison men 70 ease their pain
yur rsthef-vhom all soodness frs
rIoviues the means & cure all i.A
simple HERTZ ben cath our feet
wal used, relieve pains eomplsts
simple Herb, ,impls Flower
Nuled rom the dewey Lee,
Ihese, thsss shall sppal with ton,ht,....
VI change and health to thea wv"
Jcs, 20; II Fulton street. BROOKLYN room q M
ssslIs NO CHARGE for Consultation or Advice ak
[ ,uKE YOUR COUGH-uSE CAMPBELL,
nv Tar and Wii Cherry st,re cur. ,o,
soush. 60 cold, sore throat or dpthoria Only ~ .nd
.,o per holte. To be bad at CANpBEI1's drus
,toIe ,Y, ca, IN ; ave; and 2, IT. CilALMERs drug
co.; Bo.ery and 4th ~; and sso In Rroasiyn -
MlLNEs, 2lI Fulton st " .}}-H' ~
The sun., 1864-10-04

Farm FOR SALE-23 ACRES. coon
L buildine. ~ miles from New Yort ,,ii. -
depot II iuire % j. Y. wARMAN, isO Mas ~ .vu' a.
The sun., 1864-10-04

kVk SALE- one HOUR FROM NV
fon' bulidine coso :. the water with or Win
.v' ,anS Inquire OF WM. RlsDRlDGER, .ss Tcnth
The sun., 1864-10-04

tVR shLE-l2 COTTAGES IN STH Ward.
and ,S,, SS,Loaahn & SNAIL families seeking home VII
easy; Apply to HORACE FIETCiiER. cor in sYn
and lIth st, brooklyn, ''' so' "n ava
The sun., 1864-10-04
Personal NOTICES.
SEWING MACHINES.

CEwING MACHINE TO SELL LOW. OR
~ 10 let-wheeler h W Visions, nearly new, and in
fne order, at l,f10 BroadwA Ay, near 32d ct. ISL
OH SINGERS SEWING MACHINES FOR
~csale, nearly new only run . short time, and In
perfect order; Price $50. Apply st j. l. & J. o.
VESTS, " Chamber At. 81,
The sun., 1864-10-04
)FFICEoF THE OIL CREEKPErRoLEUM

! Nassau at. continental Bank BuildinrJ
DIVIDEND No2
Inc Trustee Of this Company have this day de-
ONE PER CENT. FOR THE MONTH OF SEPT.
payable Oct. Transfer hooks close Path inst New
York, Sept. 18th, 1s6t A. NJ WOOD Pre-,
q. X. INGERSOII. Sec pft
The sun., 1864-10-04
COAL.

I ,OAl--!9 20 FOR 1000 LBS. BEST RED
and white ash nut -iz,, ST. j1 Tor ecg and sioy,>
scteehed and delivered from yard. lsO Leroy and ~
Jackson sis. RICHARD uEATIIER IA
The sun., 1864-10-04
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

EQR SALE-AT HoLBROOK, L. l.. az
noun ride on tie L. !. Railroad, fine cottage,
ven Improved with Iruit &o, near the .. rot and
EN ofnce; free, fa5Dli part carh. Also ien. acre
asthA unimpfoyed at $40 por acre. Also house snd
70 acres TO ege ior or year., for s5b per ysaT
TER- at Holbrook. - NJ 'tt,aoi' 40
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

A DESERVED PRoMoTIoE.-In the list of
promotions in the Second Ohio Cavs!iy,
published in yesterdays LEADRR, oces:rs
the name of Second Lieutenant Lumar I.
Tenney, promoted to First Lieutenant.
more fitting and we'll deserved promo "a
than this could not have been made.
Lieutenant Tenney entered the service
from oberlin, as a private, more than three
years ago, and has been with it since, in
all its devious wsnderings, arduous
marches and hard-fought battles, in six
States and one territory. He has not been
absent from the regiment for a single day
of its active service. His fidelity, talent
and distinguished bravery procured his
advancement, and he has served with dis
tinction both in the Quartermaster's de-
partment and in tho field, until he has
reached his present grade. He deserves
and will receive much higher promotion.
Sergeant Edwin R. Chester, of the same
regiment, has also been promoted to the
office Of First Lieutenant. His record is
also an unblemished one, He has reached
his present grade, by steady and merited
promotion, from the position of private. He
will make a splendid officer.
In thus particulariEing these two young
Lieutenants we wish to make no invidious
distinct ons, against the other officers of
the regiment. We mention these cases only
because their particular merit has fallen
directly under our attention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

A YoUTHEUL PRoDIeT.-0ur citizens will
be pleased to learn that we are soon to be
favored with a series of readings and dec
lamatiOns fromsthat wonderful boy, Master
Dudley Waller, who has been astonishing
the people of the East by hfs marvellous
memory and Oratoricai power. The little
fellow, though only eight years old, has
perhaps the most wonderful memory on
record. He has stored away in his little
head thousands upon thousands of the
choicest gems of our literature, both prose
and poetry. Added to this uncommon gift is
the equally remarkable one of beauty and
grace in elocdtiOn and defamation, in
which he is pronounced almost peerless.
He has been giving readings and declama-
tons throughout the East for the last two
years with the greatest success, and has
just come from Buffalo, where the press
has lavished eulogiums upon him. Pres
ident Fillmore declares him to be q prodi-
gy, and says that his reading was one of
the greatest treats to which he has listened
for thirty years.
We had brief talk with Master Waller
last night. and find him singularly hand
some and intelligent boy. He gives bis
first exhibition tomorrow evening in
Brainard's Hall.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

1
The DREADFUL RALRoAD ACCIDENT We
mentioned the fact of the accident on the
C. G. & C. Railroad, by which two men, the
engineer and fireman, We're badly scalded.
We have since learned the following par
ticulars:
While the early morning train from
Cleveland on, tine C. C. & G. Railroad, We'd
nesday, was standing Oh the track at Shelby
and the passengers were at breakfast, a
crack about an inch in width and twenty
two inches in length, opened in the head
sheet at the rear of the boiler, and the steam
and boiling water rushed out with tremen-
dous force, frightfully scalding the engi-
neer, Silas B. Alden, the fireman, George
Alden, and a man by the name of Gregory,
from Berlin. The Ohio Statesman says:
Mr.. S. B. Alden was brought as far as
Delaware on his way home and died there.
He was worthy man, member of the Or
der of Odd Fellows, which will attend his
| funeral to day. He leaves a wife and one
| child. His brother, the fireman, was
| brought to the city and conveyed to the
hospital of the Sisters of Mercy, on Rich
street, where he died at six O'Clock last eve
ming. Mr.. Gregory was severely injured,
but will doubtless survive. He was left at
ST. elby, where the explosion took place,
and where his family is in attendance upon
him.
Mr.. Alden had long been on the C. c. 4
O. load, and WAS considered one of the best
engineers in the employ of that Company.
He was a man of exemplary conduct, and
was loved by his associates and employers.
His brother had been on the road but a
short time, having recently been discharged
from the army after having served his coun-
try over three years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

NEW IRON WoRKs.-Cleveland is growing
and expanding in many directions, and, ap-
plrently, in nothing to a greater. extent than
in her iron business and interests. Besides
the old iron establishments,-Wo gton
4 Co., Otis & Co., Forest City Iron Company
engaged in making boiler plates, &c, and
the old Lake Shore Works, now owned by
Stone, Chisholm & Jones. of Newburgh,--
there are two others, of late date,
one, the Cleveland City Forge, put in
operation about the middle of August last,
and the Northern Ohio Iron Company
Works not yet in running order.
Messrs. Coe, Ely & Harman, of the Cleve-
land City Forge, are commodiously estab-
lished on the flats near 8 Seneca Street
bridge, where they manufacture sll kinds
of wrought iron forgings, driving, truck
and car axles, and general Railroad for
gings. The building and works cost about
$40, 900 and are not yet completed, nor are
they as extensive as the firm propose ma
king them. There are two ponderous ham
mers in operation row, and two more will
be put up. The establi5hment employs
about thirty men now in id incipient state,
and promises to become one of the most
extensive and solid manufacturing institu
tions in the city.
The Northern Ohio ron Company have
secured footing on the aats near the City
Forge, on the S. s. Stone Central Tract, and
are now putting up extensive works under
the superintendence of A. G. Smith, Esq,
formerly connected, we believe, with the
Lake Shore Iron Works. This staunch
Company. of which Addison Hill is Presi
dent, and George May Secretary and Treas
urer, with $780, capital, design putting
up mammoth establishment for the man
ufacture of iron from the ore. The build
ing was commenced about three months
ago, is inclosed, and much of the machine
ry set up therein. Operations will com
mence in two or three weeks. The COmpa-
ny do not design completing their works
this season, but will next spring extend
their shops back 2OO feet toward the Canal,
erecting mills, furnaces, &C., in that area,
and then realize their purpose of inaugural
ing and carrying on one of the largest iron
manufacturing enterprises in this part of
the country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

AK6IER HOUSE FURNITURE SALR.-The sale
of furniture at the Angler House will com
mence to-day at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and con-
tinue until P. N. Crockery, Glass Ware,
Mattresses, Bedding, Chairs, Sofas, Bed
steads, 60, &C., will be sold, after which
thejob will close till Monday at ten o'clock,
An. rare chance is offered.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

READ THE LrsT.-The following are few
of the fortunate patrons of the Mstropoli-
tan Gift Book Store, No. l4O Superior
street, Cleveland:
Mr.. J. Bailey. Cleveland, Ohio, Rotary
Castor.
s. V. Sweet, Henry Co, Illinois, Silver
| Spoon Vase.
Miss. Ellen Jackson, Detroit, Michigan,
Silver Syrup Cup.
J. D. Chamberlain, NOrwalk, Ohio, Sill
yer Goblet.
Mrs. Peters, Erie Co., New York, Silver
Cake Basket.
Mrs. NJ. Lancaster, South Bend, Indiana,
Ruby Lined Berry Dish.
N. W. GoOdhue, Akron. Ohio, Rotary
Castor.
Miss Fowler, Medina Co., O., silver card
receiver.
Miss J. F. Houston, Loweville, o., opera
glass.
P.J. Arnold, Lake Co., O., bronzed clock.
Jon. R. Beebe, Vensngo Co., Penn, silver
hunting case watch
Geo. Ma,tin, KY, gold-lined egg castor.
Miss Jennie Moreford, Stark Co, Ind,
silver ice pitcher
Mr.. J. W. Reynolds, DsKalb Co, Ind,
gold lined goblet.
Mrs. Hatch, silver revolving butter tray.
Mrs. Charles BallON, silver syrup cup.
J. D. Norton, Cleveland, o., silver card
receiver.
P. W. Warner, Burlington, Ills, butter
tray.
A. W. Rawson, Detroit, Michigan, rotary
castor nOv10;I76
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

MORNING STAR-This steamer did not ar
rive from Detroit yesterday morning, nor
had she come in at dark last evening. She
was undoubtedly detained by the rough
weather. The City of Cleveland left this
port for Detroit Wednesday evening as usu-
al, and so we were left without line boat
to take the soldiers and other passengers,
bound for Detroit, who came in on last
nights trains.