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THE MARrISETTI TRoUPE.-This excellent
troupe had another full house last night,
and rewarded It with an unrivalled pro-
gramme. The " VIVandiere - is most cap
ital psntomime, and Madame Marzetti won
great applause in her rendition of the lead
ing role. The "Pas L'IncOnstant and the
ballet were very beautiful, and rapturously
applauded. The trapezs performance of
Franklin and Martinetti was thrilling, and
the concluding pantomims irresistibly
comical.
This evening the performance will COM
mence with Mr.. Paul Martinetti's famous
and startling "Aying trapeze" act, one of
the most thrilling gymnastic performances
ever produced. He will be followed by the
corps de ballet in "The Isle of Nymphs." 4"
Messrs. Julian and Phillip Martinetti will
give an aerobatie performance entitled
''Roman Games" and the entertainment
will conclude with the laughable Panto-
mime, "Jocko, the Brazilian Ape"
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TIE QUoTA OF LoRAIE CoUNTT.-The fol-
lowing is the quota of Lorain County in
the next draft, after deduetiDg the credits
assigned to the townships by the Military
Committee under the proclamation of Gov.
Brough. From these the credits for the
draft of May and June last are to be de-
Quoted, after being assigned pro rata. All
volunteers since the last draft are also to
be deducted.
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ILL1xo1s CENTRAL RIbgQl4yp Q4p-TTB4 p-6sTTBB 4s5TH9g5H5d 5Hg5Hd5

ILLINOIS cEsEn4L J2H RFaq4pPaTIRRHs Fbagy PaTIR HsI455ddd I455ddd
into into the State Treasury, being the percent
age of its profits which, that company is
annually required to pay to the State.
The Board of Directors of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company passed a resOlu-
ticn at their late meeting, calling for the
payment on the 26th of September of the
remaining ten dollars unpaid on the scrip
stock Of that company.
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TIN Axo1ER.-This excellent hotel still
retains its excellent popularity and reputa-
ton, Colonel J. P. Ross, its well-known
proprietor, has a wide fame and great ex-
perience as hotel keeper, and knows chow
to keep hotel" in the best of style. The
Angler does a splendid business and all its
guests are delighted with it.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKEEr.

L7A IHLEaaAFHsI
HEw YoRK, Sept /. 1855.
Government StOeks-Lower. Unittd States
siTet OF 1881 coupons lO7; do Five-Twenty coupons
lOs6; Treasury Seven Thirties lll1S; Unied States
Skies one year certificates SSH do fives Ten Forty
coupons 95. l-lsl-'
S1oeks-Iower. Ohio 4 Miss certificates Az;
N. Y. C. 12s5z; Erie 1881, Hukson ~ y: Readine
lS5; Michigan Southern S41z; do guaranteed las:
Pittsbqrg ll014; Michigan Central ls41S; Illinois
Central scrip lZ79s; Northwestern 5S; Book Island
lO9 Prairie du Chen 81; Wayne I1O1S; CunoSsrIansi
5977; Tennessee sixes 30 80; Missouri siIys 81 Yir-
ginia sizes 55H. ~ -
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BODY FoUND.-The body of man was
found on the morning of August sIst, on
the beach of the lake at Geneva, Ashtabula
county, Ohio. He was about IS years old
5 feet 8 inches in heights brown hair !;
sandy whiskers. In his pockets were
found the Cleveland Morning Herald, Aug.
23d, 1884; ticket for one cabin passage
from Cleveland to Buffalo on the steamer
Atlantic; bit of letter signed Moon.
For further particulars inquire of R.
Warner, Geneva, Ashtabula Co., Ohio.
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CHICAGQ, M1REFT..SeDt- :.

Especial Disyatch to the Cleveland Lesder.l
CHICAGO, Sept. l.
FIOur-Hs higher. Sales good spring extras at
$40 76
Wl1es1-sO higher. SAILS No. Red at g Is;
No. Red 81 OSS2 10; No. 1 spring 81 osa2 Os;
No. 2 spring 81 O2@2 O6; closing firm at outside.
COrn-5e higher. Sales No. at 81 s3I9I s4i
q sl@I s51S for No. 2. closing firm.
Oals-Easisr. Sales No. l at se@67o.
zyU. at 81 3l@1 So
Barley-21z cts higher. Sales No. at g l09
q IL.
Nhisky-Firm. Sales at 81 756I 75JS-
Grain FreiShfS-6eo on oats to Buffalo .
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CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILRoAD.-At present
the trains of the Chicago and Alton Rail
road run over the track of the Terre Haute
Company between Alton and East st. Louis,
but in the course of few weeks a new and
independent track will be completed, SO as
to allow the Chicago road complete eOntIOl
over the line from St. Louis to Lake Mich
igAn. The grading is finished the entire
distance between Alton and Bloody Island,
aud the rails will soon be laid.
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MORNING LEADER
FRIDAY MORNTNG. SEPT 5.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

AoAdsmy Of Music-Ravsl Troupe.
Z. I. Baldwin & Co.-Sev Skirt.
Garrstson, Howe 4 oo.-FOr Lake Superior.
Kendall 4 Co.--Nsw Goods.
Z. Thlyer-Money to Loan.
L. ". Riehardson-Situstion WsAtsd.
E. I. Baldwin 4 Co.--New Goods.
Leader Offoe-Man Wanted.
Hartness 4 shannon-Pocket-Boo Found.
II. R.-Bosrd Wanted.
Carrier wanted-Local Notice.
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FATL AccIDEST.-Last Saturday, as Mr.
Henry Thompson, of LsGrange, was going
to RawsonVille with his wife and child
one year old, his horses took fright while
stopping before a neighbor's house, and
starting suddenly, threw Mr.. T. from the
wagon. They ran at full speed some dis
tanoe, when the wagon struck an obstacle
which upset it, throwing the wife and
child out with great force. One of the
wheels struck the child's head, crushing
it completely and scattering its brains upon
the ground. The wife had her ankle broken.
and was otherwise badly injured. Mr..
Thompson escaped without serious injury,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

OoLoAED CITIZENS ATTENTION. will
Be a meeting of the Colored Citizens at
Metropolitan Hall, on Friday evening.
September 2nd, to take into consideration
the propriety Of National Convention to
be held in the city of New York in October
next.
A general turn out of the ColOred Citizens
is expected.
Sept. IIIS6. -''A'
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CITY NEWS.

FILLED THEIR QUoTAs.-Cuyahoga Falls,
Riehfeld, and several other towns of Sum-
NIT County have already filed their quo
tas, and it is hoped that Portage Township
(Akron) will entirely escape the draft,
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DOCKET-BoOK FOUND-At
sep9i@ HARTEEss GHAYFoN's.
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ATTENTION EERo1LFD MEN OF THE THIRD
WLRD,-There will be a meeting held on
Friday evening, Sept. End, at ~ o'clock,
AT the johnson Street Station House, to hear
the report of the Committee, appointed at
the last meeting, to aid in procuring more
recruits, and also to organize MUTUAL
RELIES ASSOCIATION of the Third
Ward. Every enrolled man is personally
interested in 0ttening to this call.
VIII. PRICE,
AMOS TOWNSEND,
R. CRAwFoRD, COMMITTEES.
P G. RICE,
s. FcLJANBz.
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CURE THAT LOAT8sOME NAL

ADY.-DR. GOoDALEs oATARRH REMEDY.-
1t Penetrates to the very seat of that terrible dis
aase, and e1terminates It, root and branch forever
Dr. Goodsle Is the first and only person who ever
told the world what Catarrh really was-whsrs It
commenced what would cure 1t. DR.. eoodale
has now spent Life time in battling with this fell
disease, exploring its secret ambush, and making
known to the world that Cstsrrh, which has for
years defed the skill and research Of medical men
and authors in this country and in Europe, can
now be cured with the same uniform certainty that
morning follows night.
Prepared by B. GoOdale. N. D., New York Price
500. Send stamp for pamphlet
For sale by c. ", CLARK, lls Superior strestl
Cleveland, Ohio mar22:R2
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ONE HUNDRED MKx WANFED.-For the
IeOth regiment, to be raised in this Dis
triet. Lieutenant Brown has opened Re-
cruiting Office at No. sS Superior street,
rooms over George Cooper x Cos Hardware
store, near the foot of Superior Street. All
men that are desirous of going into this
new regiment will come to No SO, Superior
street, where they can enlist for one, two
est Bounties paid by the city or towns in
the county. Military Committees of cities
and towns are requested to bring the men
here to enlist for the new regiment, that
want the credit of the men. .-.-
aug Is 1876 s. s. Brown, Lieut.
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ASSAULT WITH KSIFE.-Levi Miller was
arrested last evening by the police for in
ficting a wound with knife on the person
of Edward Gibbons, at the saloon of one
shafer, on St. Clair street. The wound was
given in a quarrel which arose over the card
table.
The statement of the Dispatch that Glib
bons knocked Miller down and kicked him,
Is entirely incorrect.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
a TkND-In pursuADce Of an order of sale IS
sne,S from the Probate Court Of Cuyahoga county,
~ ba offer at public sale, at the door OF the
S,- po-,ss In the city Of Cleveland, on the l2th
SSv or September next, between the hours OF II
oicioek A N. and y O'Clock n, the following reai
estate to wit: Situate In tine t9SnsniP ol T,lu
IN he esutre Of the Plank road, and chains and
81 links westerly along the Plank road ron N A
camps sou Invest oo,neri thence D 424 s Hsn -. -,
~ Id linz tbence 5 on lot line chain q links;
tsercs N 55iS dsg. W Shalns and 5s links to the
centre of the Euclid Plank road thence Nostn IN -
deq E. chains ard 10 linkV to the place oi Desll-
j. containing acres sub isct to the life estate
Of tbe widow OF @. L. Oviatt, L'eeeased.
Appraised at 800. =; fhhNi s2
Administrator de bonis non Of Ne es1Ate OF
Oviatt, deceased
Auu II 1874 AnlI-l
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BODY OF TRE MATE OF TIE MAETLowER.-
The propeller suSquehanna, on her way to
sandusky on Wednesday, and while near
the place where the MayAower went down,
picked up the body of man and took It to
that city. It was given into the hands of
Coroner Graefe, of Erie county, and the
body was identified by the boy sanderson
as being that of the mate, George Lincoln.
The body was buried without an inquest, as
there was no doubt of the identity. The
boy said there would be found in his wallet
a five-dollar note On broken bank and
gold ring, These were found, and are In
the hands of the Coroner. Hellved in Port
Huron,
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PURE SYMPATHY-Sore Throat,
oOugh' Cold, and similar troubles, If suffered to
progress, result in serious PulmOnora, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections, oftentimes ivcurabIe.
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TIsOCHES
are compounded 50 as 70 reach directly the seat of
the disease, and give almost instant relief.
sS-sold by all Druggists and dealers in MAd;.
oines in the United States and most foreign conn
tries, cents per box. jan22.Ra
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Railway MATTERS.

ATLANTIC AID GREAT WESTERN RA1LwAT.-
The Cincinnati Enquirer says that the At
lantic and Great Western Railway Company
have recently made large purchases Of real
estate in the vicinity of their terminus in
Cincinnati, for depot grounds, &c.
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BUFFALO nARKET.,.SaD,. /

lBT TELEGRAPH.
FIOur-FIm. State $40 %.
Wheat-Tirm but quiet
COrn-tirm. Held at 81 44al As for No. 2
Oats-la2e better, Sales at 7T3z@7se. . % q
Other grains nominal
WhIsEy-Du.I and usminal at 81 g.
FreightR-Duli and lower. To New York
Wheat ls9<1,2Oo. corn l712t9lsc; oats l2c
Lake smpOrts-Flour 4,6s5; wheat IS $40;
corn 10 $40.
0Jrn e4, $50; oats sO,4So, barley T,47s. ~ -
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CREDITs II SUMMIT CoUNTY.-The following
Is the apportiOnmsnt BY the Military Com
mittee of the l55 credits assigned to Sum
NIT county, under the proclamation of Gov
ernor Brough:
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WANrED-A CARRIRR.-A men who would
like to improve an hour or two-also his
pocket-before breakfast each day, can ind
an opportunity so to dol application is I'M
mediately made at this Office. sePt2:le6
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COUGHS AND C0LDS-The sud
den chsuges Of our climate are sources Of PuImon-
Ary, Bronchial and ASthmatic affections. Expert
snee having proved that simple remedies often set
speedily when taken in the early stages of disease,
recourse should at once be had to "BRowN's BRos-
rE1AL TRocuEs," or LOzenges, let the cold, cough
Or irritation Of the throat be ever so slight, as By
this precaution more serious attack may be eHee-
tually warded of. Public speakers and Singers
will snd them eaectual in clearing and strength.
sning the voice. Soldiers should have them as thew
'an be carried in the pocket and taken as occasion
requires tuosD-lmo
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Connections are made at Monroeville with the San.
dusky, Mansfield Newark i. K. at Clytye with the
Sanduskys Dayton Cincinnati 3. r.; st Fremont
with the Fremont & Indiana r. B.; and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana and
Toledo Wabash Railroads for Chicago Detroit
Jackson, BoIt Wayne, Logansport, Lafayette, Caire
Alton, ST. Louis, and all points West Northwest and
Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
West at $40 A. NJ, 2:45 p. NJ. and 8:55 P. N From
SaQdnsky at s:l5 A. N. L. D. RUCKER, Sup't,
Cleveland. May 16. 1854.
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO R.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

ls54. SPRING ADVANCEMENT. 5s
On and after Monday, May 10th, 1854 Passeuge
Trains will leave Cleveland as follows (Sdndays
S.lS a. M UHI6AGO EAPREBS.-Stope at BeFee-
Grafton, Oberlin, Norwalk, Monroeville Belle
vue, Clyde, Fremont and Elmore, and arrive
at Toledo at lU:u5 A. N. and Chicago at $3.50 Pm
/ 80 P. M.-WESTERN MAIL.-stops at all station.
on Southern Division, and arrives at Toledo al
$50 P. NJ; Chicago at $50 A. n.
50P. M.-N0RTHERN MAIL.-Stops at all sta
tions on Northern Division, and arrives at San
dusky at I 10 r. M,
90 P. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS-Stops at Grafton,
NOrWalk, MonroeTille, Clyde and Fremont, and
arrives st Toledo ct II :l5 P. NJ; and Chicago a.
s:l5 A. n.
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Our OF TIE DEAPT.-The townships of
Deerfeld and Ed nburgb, IN Portage ooun-
ty, have filed their quotas.
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OsWEGO MARKET--sepA. L.
INV TELzaRAPH1

BT TELEGRAPH
FIOur-steady with good 6ensAd. Sales a.
$40 5o@l0 IS for No. ! spring. $40 T69ll 90 for
red winter SI2 259l2 90 Xxx
Wheaf-Quiet. No. 2 spring held at s. 189
20; winter red Indiana 90 3092 S5; good to prime
white Miehican e. 80
COrn-Inactive.
Freights-stsady, Flour S09a2c, wheat I5c,
corn l31Sc to New York.
Lake ImpOrts-l00 900 'ous wheat, 1900 bus
corn q, o o bus cats.
ShIpments-By Railroad ,O99 bbls Hour
No shipments by canal.
Rose q Prenttss' Provision MarIEet Re
port.
Hams-Sugar-cured premium hams 8 DE- c
Canvsssed hams 3 D. .........l..-- -
Dried Beef-Canvassed Q b....--.-.......-....---c
ShOuIders-SugAr-cured 3 D. .....-...-... ..16 c
Csnvasssd q T3tO.-...--......-.......----c
RacOn-Or Smoked Sides q b.-----...-.-..-.--..2 2l c
I.aFd-Prims leaf kettle-rndr d in bbls q fb..23
Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd in kegs . n.- -231%C
POrk-No mess Q bbl-.-..-..-.. .........--..S4O 90
Extra clear q bbl......--..-.. .-..-...-..-..----
nB- No extra charge made for pal ,kages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equG to anything in
the State. Orders promptly illed. Our sugar
cured Hams and kettle.rendered Lard took the first
premiumAt the late Ohio State Fail.
juIy4-R BOSE 3 PREFTISS.
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BaiIruads.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS s. GIN
" CIEEATI RAILROAD.
,ss1 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1854

1864. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. loo4
On and after Monday, May 18th, 1854, Passenger
Trains viii leave Cleveland, as follows, SUNDAYS eA
ceptedl: a
ist Train-5:s5 A. M.-OINOINNATI EXPRESS
Stopping at Grafton, Wellington. New LONDON
Shelby, yrestline, Gallon GIleRd, CarunlgtOnt
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and Mortnlhs-
I'd Train-2:25 P. M.-AUOOMMODATION.-s STOPS
at all stations, and arrives in Columbus 81 e'oO
P. NJ, Cincinnati ) 80 A. N.
Sd Trains-7:OO P. M.-NIGHT EXPRE5S-stopplng
at Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New Lonoon,
Shelby, Crestline Gallon, Gilead, Oardlnstoh
and Delaware.
Trains leave Columbus at 80 and 1920 NJ, P NJ
+" arrive ct Cleveland e:2O A. n, $50 and P NJ
CONNECTIONS:
Shelby-Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark RaiLroad5 q
Mansfield, mt. Vernon, Newark, EAnesSlle'
&c. n,
Crsstliae-P Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 8 Chicago Rail
road, Forest, Upper Sanduskyi Delph4s, Luna
Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicago, &cy west ana
East for Mansfield, Wooster, Massillont &C.
Grafton and Beileiontaine Railroad Line, Iof nAa5lOn
Bellefontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncle, lndi9h- lndl9i
Rpolis Terre Haute, Vincennee, Evansville
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &c
Deleware-with Springfield Branch for Spr1ngneid-
COlumbus-Little Miami Columbus, and Absila
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, LOveland, and
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad at Cincinnati for Louisville, Evans
vile, Cairo, st. Louis, and all points on TIE
Ohio River.
Oolumbus-Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanes
| vile, Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, Flqua IN
1 NS-For Tickets 10 al points and INFORMATION agpS
at the Passenger Station. and at Union Ticket Ooe
| l47 Superior street. u. 5. FLINT,
| Cleveland, May IA, 1884 Superintendent
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for Sale.

OTIS FOR SALE.-Is5 FT. FRONT
4 on Superior street, corner of Mufrson skrest.-
Also sub-ots l6, II and ls being 4s feet Int each
on Superior street, east of Muirson street Alao-
10 ieet trOnt on Spring street, running bac to tn
railroad track, being land on which q pa rt Of III
Eocd-shed Of the Cleveland, Columbus & Enciuna
Railroad stands. Also, II feet inches front
namplain street, nearly opposite the new o
ourt House.
For terms inquire Of PAIEE WA DE,
deeHhA1 fkttor nsys-
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A TIP-ToP QUALITY OF ARMY
"a shirting Flannel, GA wide, only twelve shil.
hIHgs per yard. -
TAYLOR. QRIswoLD q CO.,
HlyS slT 81 Psrior-gt-
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D1ssOLUTIoS.-The partnership heretofore
existing between W. F. Carey and Morrison
Foster, under the style of W. F. Carey &
Co., was dissolved on the 25th instant, by
the death of W. F. Carey.
The undersigned will hereafter carry on
the Iron and Nail business in his own name,
and respectfully asks continuance of the
patronage ofthe trade.
MORRISON FOSTER.
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 20, 1894.
ang. so: 167.
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NIEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ All, r q A d

CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ RAILROA AD-
1854. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1856
On and after Monday, May 10Th, 1854, Trai1a leave
$50 A. M.-MKrExR Rftlye5 Sundays exeept2ol 90
n PhlH5eiPfls PitsbGrah so ~ a M MSee6S MB9t95e Is p
l:25 P. .M.-EXPRESS-Arrive at New York AS P.
NJ 40 faMsieP M PttsbuTsb 3 rSG 500 p M Wbeans
5:ls P. M; New Philadelphia 7 40 P. M.
Both trains connect ot Hudson Sor Akron and Nil
Morning Train connects at RavennA with A. a G.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New York
(vin AlentoWn), without change Of cars.
E5- Fare as low a. by any other line.
~ Through Tickets can be procured st the Union
rclzat Once, Wedden House, at the Depot, or the
F.R. MYERS, G. T. Asont. nayis
NLEVELAND & ERIE RAILROAD
SEA. SUMMER ADVANCEMENT. 1864.
On and after Monday, May 10th, 1884, Passenger
Trains VIII run follows, Sundays exospted);
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
g.44 A, M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping q
Willoughby, Painesyine, Geneva, Ashtabula,
oonneaut and Girsrd only, and arrive at Erie at
s.9o P. M.-CISCINNATI ExPRESs- Stopping at
Painesville, Ashtabula and Girard only, and ar
Eves at Erie6:7 P. M Dunkirs N P. n, Bui-
sso =. s'o I.1mAIL IL AND ACCOMMODATION
Stopping at all stations and arrive at Erie At
7:I0 P. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StOpping at
| Painssville, Asbtabula and Girard only, and
| arrives at Erie at AZ A. n, Dunkirk ass
Al, Buffalo 4:2O A.H.
LEAVE ERIE.
Irs A. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stopping
at Girard, Ashtabula and Painesville only, and
| arrive ct Cleveland at 500 A. N.
| 500 A. NJ. MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
| TRAIN-Stopping at all stations and arrive 81
Cleveland at lO:lO A. n.
| 9:l9 A. M.-TOLEDO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at al
| stations except Swanville, saybrook, Unionville
| Perry, Mentor and Wickhfe, and arrives 81
| Cleveland at 20 ?. n.
| $40 p. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping al
| GiFard, COnneaut, Ashtabula, and Painesvili
| only, and arrives in Cleveland at I'd p. NJ.
| sS- Second Glass Cars are run on all through
/ Trains.
All the trains going Westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Oincin
| natl Indianapolis st. Louis, &c; and all through
trains going eastward, connect az Dunkirk with tn
trains of the New York Erie Railroad, and at But
| fl with those of the New York Central Buffalo
! New York City Railroads for New York, Albany
Boston, Niagara Falls, &c. and at Erie with train
| on the Philadelphia Erie Railroad.
| EB- Day Express, East and West, connects O
Girard with Trains on Erie b Pittsburgh RsIlrOa.
| for Linesvile, Mesdville jamestown. sc.
| II. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
Cleveland. May 10th lss-.
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Q. A READ. e.w.wOoDwoRFH. T.H.RnAI
G. A. READ & CO..

BANKERS, s5 SUPER1oR-ST.
Receive subscriptions to the o. S. 1910 BONDS N,
terest to commence on day Of receipt Of subscrip-
tons.
We pay the highest premium for GOLD, SILVER
Bonds. Also buy and sell all kinds of o. s. Bonds
Uneurrent money taken at lowest rate of diScount
Revenue Stamps for sie.----------
We also buy and sell on Commission
All Kinds Of Stocks and Ronds
At the New York Stock Exchange
Q. A. READ q CO., Bankers
AAS''AOA t., Cleveland, o
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auifts.
OF TEACH

EXAMINATION OF Teachers
EIfor Cuyshoga County will be hsli as lloWs,
commencing at 10 A NJ. and closing at P. %. -
In CIEyELASD, at the Court HOase, 81 story, room
No. T. sept. 10th, Oct. lst. sth and "a, hOv. 9TH
and 18th, and Dec. Sd. In BEDFORD Oct. 10Th, and
in BEREA Nov. 18th.
Their will he no examinations in January and
February, 1865.
Cerunc.tes dated only from the day Of faiahii0
examination. The same person cannot be exanlI a.
ed upon more than too days In any three moy tbs
and those two days must not be more thu n one
month apart.
All male applicants must pay fifty ecu a. and al
female applicants thlrfy-dvu cents, as A condition
Of examination, according TO law.
L. VI FORD,
sepl;l72 Cles'E Of Examiners
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THE DEPuTIRs AND SPECIAL AeExTses THE
PRovosT MARsHAL.-The following list of
the deputies and special agent4rOf Captain
Nash, the Provost Marshal of the Eighteenth
District, is furnished US by him, for the in
fOrmatian of the public:
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sEw1Ss MACHINES FOR SALE.--Four new
Grover & Baker Sewing Machines for SALE
Apply at this Office. aug2S:l6S