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Marble-top Tables, MahogonY Sofas and
Tete- -a-Tetes, Rockers, Cottage Bedsteads,
Card Tables, Wash Stands, Caneseat Chairs,
Msrble-top Stands, Extension Tables, Car
pets, OIL Paintings, Engravings, Crockery,
Glass Ware, &C., at auction, by 0. Cutter &
Son, on Saturday, the 9th instant, at their
Auction Rooms, No. lS4 Bank street. Also
ogood Sewing Machines, in perfect order.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

a Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine, in
perfect order, will be sold at the Auction
Room of o. Cutter L Son, No. 134 Bank st.,
on Saturday, 27th inst. at II o'clock, pre-
cisely. aug. 26:l65-
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CAUGHT AT LAsT.-Dr, Asher Warner, who
was tried in the U. S. Courts in this city
few months since, for passing counterfeit
money, and found guilty by the jury, but
who forfeited his bail and ran away, before
the verdict was confirmed by the Judge,
has been caugut. Marshal Bill obtained
information which induced him to go to
Windsor, c.. W, where Warner was found
and arrested. He is now in Sandwich jail
awaiting the necessary papers for his rem
ditiop,
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Gitg adrertIsements.


ITO WOOD AND COAL DEALERS
= Sealed proposals will be received at the CITY
Clerks Ofies, City Of Cleveland RAt IL O'Clock NJ
ofSaturday, the 9th Inst, Cor ave hundred cords
Of good, hard merchantable wood, four feet long,
anu hve hundred tons good bifumluOus coal. the
wood to be delivered at ssms convenient plaes on
the canal river, and the coal 10 be delivered TO
soldiers families from time to time on the order OF
the Committee Of tbv City Council appointed for
that purpose. PeTsons making proposals for coal
win please state Ehs Kind Of coal they propose 20
furnish.
Proposals sor the above are solicited, the City
Council re5sTvng the right TO accept or reject the
same By order OftheC City Council.
9. 4. HILL, City Clerk.
Cleveland, August 6, 1874 Au9-l65
. EALED PROPOSALS for doing the
- Carpenters "a ork Of the School House about 10
be erectedin the 4th WaTd Of this City, according
to plan and specification In tho possssscn Of Mr..
A. @. PoI ter, Architect, gill be received BY the
dersigned at the ofice Of Tennis Dangler, 137
Water street. up to Friday, the q september next.
d. A. DANGLER
au4;l68 Chairman of School Committee.
NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS
IN Proposes VIII he received AT the Office Of the
tfty Civil Eurineer uatil y O'Clock NJ, Monday,
sept Jth, fsr .uil,liug the ,apeTsru tuTo Of a
bridge % cross the gaua and Fivdr at the foot OF
seBeea street, in the city Of Cleveland
Plans and specifications uay b. seen At said En-
gnerr's office, more pa ticulaT Information OBJ
talntd, ON aud after the 18th inst
Plans and proposals VIII also be received at the
came kline for tn, sup rstructu.6 Of said bridge
both Ia wood and iron
The Board of city Improvements and Commig-
SION rs Tor Guy ahoga y invite the Submission
% hds, reserying the hight to accept or reject tho
BS order Of the Board Of City Improvements and
JOHN wHITELAw,
Cleveland, Aug. 23d, 1864. an2Ii65
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LEADER
FRIsDAY noKSING, AlGusT &c.
NEW ADvERTIsEaIENTs.

Hsury C. Robinson--Guardisn' Sale.
Mt COs-For Chicago.
P. o Box io54--N snted to Rent.
No. Hofman's Blo"k-House for Rent.
I'M --situErion Wanted.
Palmer & Roob-Substifute Wanted.
L. Noresu--Local Notice.
Spiritual Hsll-Looal Notice.
Q. Cutter & SoD-LOcsi No.ics.
East c eveland-Js cal Eot'ce.
serinE Machine at Agction-LOeai Notice.
0. Cater & son-Local \ office ---s
Furniture at Auctiou-LocaI Notice.
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NEW YORK STOCK mARKEr.

lBY TELEGRAPH.
NEw YORK, Aug. IS, 1864.
Government StOekS-Less aotiyeand scarce
y 20 firm.
StOeks-United Stats sixes IO9LzGIIO. Five
Twenty coupons, Il255@li25s. seven-fhirIies, Oct
AMI April, iilAglllsS: / lited States Is ono yo7r
CERTIFICATES 9i5si Ohio & n tss AZ: Quicksilver
S25<, Erie llO1S, Hudson 12s5k; Reading Is45S: NJ
Central lS5, NJ. Southsra 8 a Fits lI2; Illinois
scrip l5sM Rock Island III; Toledo l2s; Prairie du
CHEN "a Ft. Waynellz35; Tsrre Hsuts %.
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DIED.

On Thursday morning August 18th 1854. at his
Iideuee iu this city, Major WM. F. CAREY, aged
43 years.
The funeral viii take place Sunday afternoon,
2sth inst, at two O'Clock, from his late residence
on Euelid street
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A large lot of nice Blankets, Bed Quilts,
Counterpains, Feather Beds and Pillows,
will be sold at the Auction Room Rf o. Cut
ter & Son, on Saturday, the 27th snst-
Sale commences at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
anp 26:l66.
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UHFRrEFs sALE-TN OBEDIENCE

GHERIFFS SALEM OBEDIENCE
- TO the command VI writ Of Nrnditioui xpO-
nss. tsued from the Court Of Common Pleas of
CuTahJss c u, y. Ohio, aud 70 dire ted, fn the
ease wherein II, ny h,tt Is Pla uu anu Robert
Tailacu is Def ndant, 1 -ha exp 70 sale at pub
lie auction, az tts or Of the OurI hous- OF s'id
c unity on tue lyEh day " september, A. d. lei,
at 2 O'clock 7, NJ. Of said day, the ioi wing de-
ribod lands a0s t-n-meus, 10 al; situate IN the
Tovnship OF Mi1dl "a n, IN the county q Cuya-
hgga and state of Ohio, aud is known rs a part OF
Section riEtean n sah Township, aud Is bound-dEs
follows: Begi 4niug upon tue Soutn ne Of ssid rec
fion in the centre OF the Watson Rod, - ealel,
thence south ~ deg. y est nug the South line OF
said section 90 tie Southw st ther Of twen-
ty-ufne and 25-lOu chains. thruce North deg
East Tong the sc tun line twenty six 73itO ch ins
thence south - deg. East thi,iy nine d I'll
chains TO tie Northwest corner Of land owned By
T. G Waicome; thtnce South = deg. Enst six ~
1O0 cbsins: thence North 81 dex West fourteen and
p tOU chains the centre Of said road ine1een and
47.lO chains to the place Of beginning; containing
7s and 2 10O iand.
Appraised at g ,9li 80. ---.
e. f. LEWIS, Sheriff
By L. b. WHITNEY, Deputy.
LoREs PRENTIss, P,f'F Atty.
Cleveland. Chic, Aug ls, 1854. anSO-leo
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4 DMINIsTRATORIs SAFE OF

A DMINISTRAT0RiS SALE OF
ALAND.-ln pursuance Of an order q sale is-
sued froa the Probate Court Of Cuyahoga county,
Ohio shall offer at public sale, at the door Of the
Court House in the city Of Cleveland, on the lIth
day Of SEPTEMBER next, b. tween lhe hours OF II
ofciOck n. and Y o o'clock Nj the foiOwing teal
estate to wit: Situate in the township Of Euclid
IN said county, and bounded as foliOws beginning
IA the centre Of the Plank road, aud chains and
30 luks westerly along ths Plank road from A.
ehsf end 81 links; thence 5 ~ deg. " 45 links &c
fhs ioE In: thence S on lot line chain ze links;
fhenee T. $50 deg. W. 5 chains and 5s links to the
centre u the RHelid Plank road thence North IS
tdee chains and 10 links TO the place Of begin-
Ming. containing acres subject to the life estate
qf the widow OF Q. E. 0viaft, deceased.
Appraised At 500. L. PREETIss;
A6aiiuistrAtar d boniI non Of the eStats Of @
OEfatt, deesased,
Aug. u, lsef. bplil
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OswEeO lIARKET-.Aur %.

lBN fElE9BAPH.
FlOur-GOod demand. Sales ct so 509l0 79
Tor No. spring; IL 10 for q winter, IL 509gll 70
for white; u 259l2 70 for Xxx.
Mheat-Firm and quiet. No. Chicago spTing
held At g IS
COru-Firm and quist. Sales last night prime
No. linois At 81 SIX.
Oats-Soarce- Western s67fe.
Freights-DuI,
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DEATH OF MAJOR W. F. CARET.-The many
friends of this estimable gentleman we're
sadly grieYed to hear that the light of his
genial eountenance has passed away for
ever, and that his form has been stricken
by the relentless fell-destroyer.
He was taken sick last Sunday, and in
spite of the best of medical skill, the dis
ease made such headway that it finally euI-
minated in his death yesterday morning.
Major Carey has been resident Of our
cit, some ten years, and by his strict in
tegrity, generous feelings and great affabil-
ity, had created large circle of sincere
friends. It is only about year since he
was married to his second wife, daughter
of the Hon. Caleb B. Smith, late Secretary
of the Interior, and it is but recently since
he moved into the palatisl residence which
he had purchased for his future home He
leaves, beside his widow, two daughters by
a previous marriage.
He was a member of the well known
house Of W. F. Carey z Co., which is large
ly engaged in the iron trade, in conns esion
with the house of the shoenbergers, of
Pittsburg. His death will be deeply felt by
the business community, by whom he was
universally respected. His funeral viii
lake place next Sunday, from his late resi-
dence on Euclid street.
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BUFFALO aIARKET--Aug. aS.

BT TELRGaAPH.l
FlOur-Qulet and unchanged.
Wheaf-Am mbsr winter held at 81 e. Other
gra % neglected.
Corn ulI. No. at 81 AZ.
bats iTm. Sales at 7s@7ec
RYe-Qui . and n m nal At 81 co.
Whisky-deid at 81 81, cash. 5". la
Canal FreiEhIs-fo New York-Whsat 211S;
Corn 1s; Oats IKE.
Lake ImPOrts-Flour 6.6I5; wheat IO7, ,43G;
corn 1900, oats Is, e0l, rye II 443
Canal ExpOrts-Fl0ur 2O6 bbls; wheat Al, $40.
corn 93 $50; oats 40 $50.
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A LARGE lot of Goods; Household Furni-
ture, &C., will be sold at tho Auction Rooms
Of o. Cutter 4 Son, No. 134 Bank street, on
Saturday, the 27th instant. Sale to com
mence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. aug26: I65
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&anrnaas.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS s GIN
" CINNATI RAILROAD.
lssl. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1854

ILEN ELAND, OOLUA AbUS q GIN
~ CINNATI RAILROAD.
Es4. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1854
On and after Monday, May 18th, Is64, Passenger
Trains viii leave Cleveland, follows tsundays e1-
ist Trshr-5.s5 A. M-OIECINNATI EXPRESs-
stopping at Grafton, wellington, New London,
Shelby, Crestline, Gallon, Gilead Cardington,
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and Worfhing-
ID Train-2:2s P. M.-ACCOMMODATION.
at all stations, and arrives In Columbus at 80
P n, Cincinnati 3.3l A a..
d Tralns-7 80 2. M--NlGHI EAPkESS-St0ppiEg
Al Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
ShelPyy Crestline, Gallon, Suead, Cardington
Trains leave Columbus a. so and Io:2O - ~, P. d.
arrive at Cleveland s.2l A. H., ss5J and P. H.
CONNECTIONS:
Shelby-Saudusiyy, Mansfield & Newark eailrOad, g
Mansfield Mt. Vernon, Newark, GAINESVILLE,
OrestlIns>- Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne s chicago Rail
road, EOrest, pper Santiusky, Lriplfsss Lluiai
Fort Wayne. LapOrte, Chicago. sc. Vest aua
East iOr Mansfield, Wooster, Hassllunt &c
Grafton and Belle 0ntalne hairJad Line, Tor Mario,
Belsiontaine, sidney. aion, AunCie Inliifsl-
apOlis, Eorre Hsute, Ninccnnes, E1ausyilc,
Louisville, Cairo, 50. LOuis, &c.
0eloWare-with Springfield Branch for Springfield.
3oiumbu--Little Miami < Columbus, and Ne la
kailroads for &enia, Dag 1ln, hldlssna qetis,
Ierre haute, st L9uis, M1r-qIE, lal,si'lne. Q r.
90 Cincinnati and with the ONO aIal 4ilssisslgp
Railroad al Cincinnati for Louisville, Ev1ls-
gilie, SalIo, s., Louiss aud all points on tn
Columbus entral OhiO Railroad for Newark Zanes-
vile, heehng, &c-s Columbus, PiJua Z In
diana Railroad for Piqua, Crbana, SC
80 FOr Tickets 90 all points and ini0rlna ton appJ
- she Passenger Station, and Al Union Ticket Olioe
Cleveland. May II, iadt Superintendent
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CoMPASY E, I7TH O. N. G.-The members
of this company will meet at Perry Town
Hall, at ten (l0) o'clock A. NJ, on Thurs
day, August 25th, or at North Gewberry,
same hour, On Saturday, August 9th.
GEO. E. PAINE,
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO X
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

Ilo1s DFhINU AhkANGEWLNI. 80
On and alter Mondsy, May 10Th, lss4 Passsnge
Trains viii leave Cleveland as follows Sundays
cspted.
$40 A. hs-CHI6AeO EXPRESS-Stops Al Berea
Grafton, Oberlin, Norgalk, M0nroevilie Belle
vue, Clyde, Fremont and ElmOre, and arrive
at Toledo at 1895 A. n. and Chicago az - p n
30 +. NV ESIkkN MAlL.-StOps at all station
on southern Division, and arrives at Toledo ~
$50 P. n Chicago at s ~ A. n.
SOP. M.-NORTHERN MAIL-Stops at ali stn-
tons on Northe1n Division. and arrives sr San
dusky az 7.Io p u
100 p. M,-NIClT ExPRESs.-stops at Grafton,
NOrwaik, NOnr1ssille, Clyde and Fremont and
arrives at Toledo d II rs P. n. and Chicago ct
s:t6 A. NJ
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EAST CLEVELAND wants only ten men more.
The highest local Bounty will be paid
CGll az DELLESBAueH, 149 Weddell House,
Superios street. aug26.l69
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aRRAT B8oAD GAUGE RDUTE.
-
Atlantic and Great Western Railway.

Passengers going Eastward viii remember thai
this l. the only route running trains that lsaE
Cleveland on SUNDAY. Night Express leaves DAILY
saturdays excepted at $40 P NJ, arriving az Sal
amanca at 4:44 A. NJ, and Gsw York st s.23 P. d
Sleeping Coaches attached.
~ No Change of Cars
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CONNECTIONS.

Connections are made at Monroeyille with the san.
dusky, Mansfield Newark K. X. at Clyde with the
Sandusky, Dayton Cincinnati K. r. at Fremont
with the Fremont Z Indiana II. r. and a. Tdedo
with the Michigan Southern & Northsrn ndigna and
Toledo Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit,
jackson, hoIt Wayu9, LOgansport, Lafayette, Caire
Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland fr0al Toledo and ths
West AT ~ A. H., :l5 ?. n. and % P. II. Frum
Sandusky at g:l5 =. 4, L. D. RUCKEk, SuB't
Cleveland, hiay i6, 1854.
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CHICAGO MARKET---Aug. a5,

BH TELE0RAPH.
FIOur-Quiet.
WheRt-Dull and declined 5dSc Sales at 81 O5
az OF for No I; 81 s6@2 u for No2
COrn-Dull and declined &c. Sales at 81 ala
35 for No 1 S09l S2M for No. 2
Oats-Buoyant and advanced &C. Sales at o6G
Csc; 64a66c Tor No. 2
Whisky-l73
POrk-Unchanged.
FreiShIs-Dull.
Recpipts-AiOOO bbIs -four; 4OOO bush wheat:
40 900 bush Corn; I24, 600 oats.
bbls -four; 80, 900 bush wheat;
1000 bus corn; - bus oats.
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Grand Rally Tonight and Every Night
this Week OF the Enrolled Men Of lhe
Old Fourth Ward.
Every man of the cid Fourth Ward,
whether enrolled or not, is requested to be
present, as business of the utmost imPor-
tance will be brought before the meeting.
The committees on enrolment and COL
lection are esseeially requested to be pres
ent and report. R. g. FULLER,
au24-I85 Chairman.
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" - - = " AM ,
7. GooDTILLIs, Adjutant,

FOURTH WABD.-At meeting of the en-
rolled men of the Fourth Ward last eve
ming, the following names were added to
the Committee on Collections, and are
hereby notified to appear at the recruiting
Office, 24s Superior street, this morning at
o'clock precisely. It is essential that eY-
cry membsr be present.
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= 1854. 3
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
To Citizens af Cleveland and Vicinity
The undersigned would respectfully ask attention
o the preparations known as
HUNNEWELLiS
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
For al throat and Lung Complaints.
HUNEEWELLS TOLU ANODYNE
he great Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Headache, Tooth
ache, Loss 0f sleep, and general Nervous Rem
edy. Alec for tie pains in Monthly Meus-
truation. a Perfect Relief
RBHHENEIL'S ECLECTIC PILLS.
The most perfect form Of Cathartlc ever given n
the puSlic which never require more than two and
seldom but one io- dose, act without griping and
cure
indigestion, Dyspepsia, Billiousness, Liver Com
plants, Piles, Worms, and all arrangements Of
tho Stomach and Bowels.
The above preparations, of such unbOunded repu
tation in New England, have the confidence OF, and
are used by, great numbers Of Physicians and prices
within the reach Of ALL are worthy the attentionOt
invalds, who will find them a strict con ormitytO
nature In medicine.
Without resorting to the common method Of col
umns Of advertising, would ak confidence 70 test
them, which will Be saered.
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mas.
FOR saIe BIZ wholesale and retail dealers.
The greatest freedom Of spondence solicited.
Sold In Cleveland by Geo. ". Clark, Strong &
Armstrong. Benton Brothers, Churchill B Brcs.
A. W. Beck, T. ". SsokTidsr, II. O. Gaylord.
lnAr31- R2-in1n, Th.satsWy
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
PUBLISH THE ARMY HERALD,

AND COLLECT
PENSIONS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
Prize Money, Discharged and Resigned Officers
Psy, and all other War Claims.
We psy particular attention 10 claims in which
other Att0IDsr have AILED, or which have been
SUSPENDED
az Soldis-I discharged for WoUyUs RECEIVED IN
BGTTIE cat >btain the 500 Bounty due them IN
HEDIATELY, By sppyiBg 70 US in person or by
etter.
zone OF our frrn being At ALL TIMES in Wpus
ngt0n, D. c. the advantages we OdsT 10 our cli-qss
can but bs manifest to all.
Fees low. charge until we have accomplished
what We undertake. uiayl5- R2
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rs a. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stoppins
at Gi-ard, Ashtabula and Painesville only, and
arrive - Cleveland at 300 a. Il.
500 A. II. = MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
TRAlN-Stopping at all stations and arrive at
Cleveland at l0:lJ A. n.
a.sO A. M.-IOLEDO EXPRESS-Stoppiug IT all
stations except Swanyllie, Say brook, Uni0nVille
Perry, Mentor and Mickiihe, snd arrives AT
Cleveland at 81 P. q.
2:40 P. M.-DAY EMPRESS TRAIN-St0pping al
GiraTd, Coun7tul, Ashtabula, and Psinssvilif
only, and arrives in Cleveland 1t % P. N.
81 Second Class Cars ars run al through
Trains.
Al the traiis going Westward connect nt Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Ciucfn-
nAti, indianapolis, St Louis, &C. and all through
trains going eastward, connect at Uunkirk with tie
trains Of the New York & Erie Rai.road, and at Buf
a With those Of the NeV YORK; Central s Buffalo
New York City Railroads for New York, Albany
Boston, hlhears falis &C. and AZ Erie with trslaa
1n the Philadelphia s Iris kaiiTose, -l1
30 Day Express, East and West, counects 81
zirArd with Trains Eris q Pittsburgh Isailroas
or Linesyille Meadyille, Jamestown, &C.
II. NUTTIEGHAM, supt.
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HtLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ RAILB
1854. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT Is5
on and after Monday, MAJ iytl, lo54, rTains leave
Cleveland as OliONf, daily, Sundays axCeptedl
80 A. M.-MAIL-A Arrives at New York al G.U0
NJ; Philadelphia 90 A. M. BOltimOru ;lg A
A.; Pittsburgh 3;i0 P. b.. Wheeling d Pm
ls23 P. .M.-EAPEESS-Arriyes at New York 40 p
Nj; Phiadelphia At u.zJ A. Al; Baltimore ~
II - A. NJ; Pittsburgh S.QJ P. NJ; WheelnR
5.ls P. NJ; NeW Philadelph Cha Z - 2. NJ.
Both trains connect at Hudson for Akron and Aiil
lersGurgh
Morning Tram connects ~ kAyenna with A. 4 G.
". Railroad Train for al points Gn that Road.
Cars run through IRON Pittsburgh u New fOEs
WA Allentown, without change OF cara.
al6- FzTr a. low ~ b. any ether line.
- Through Tickets can be procured II the Uni0a
Iicket Quice NedaeH house at the Depot, or tie
euclid Street Station
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SPECIAL ORDER 40. II.

The term of special service for which
this regiment was organized and mustered,
being now about to close, the Colonel. in
taking leave Of those with WHOM be has
been intimately and pleasantly associated
in common service of duty, desires to ac-
knowledge the cheecful zeal, the prompt
ness and fidelity with which the officers
and men Of his command have discharged
every duty imposed upon them. In sea-
SONS of apparent safety and danger they
have shown alacrity, discipline and courage
that call for his unqualified appreciation.
Although the service to which they have
been called did not involve the same
amount Of danger and exposure 20 which
the mass of our heroic soldiers, battling TO
maintain the integrity Of our Government,
are exposed, it cannot be forgotten that
some who went out with US have fallen by
casualty OF disease. Let their names be
cherished among the many who have sac
rifioed their lives in a cause nobler than
which the world never saw.
In now parting with this command, the
Colonel can only express the hope thar the
individual members of the same will. as
citizens, maintain the same high positien
and fair fame which they have earned as
soldiers.
", II. HAYWARD, Col. Comd'g.
n GoODwTITJE- -A,liutant
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4 TLANTI0 AID GREAT WESTERN
IA RAILWAY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

Two through kxpgssz Trains between Cleveland and
New YORK, Takes effect July II, 1854.
New York Through Line.
Leave Cleveland at 500 A NJ and $40 A.s
Arrive LesVittsburgh II:s0 A n. 1854 "a
"a Meadville Lao P. N. t 1850 a. N.
- Cory $50 " Z" 2;2s Z"
salamanca $50 % 4:50 e.
New York I02l An 9.2S ?. T.
Leave New York at TOO A. Nc and 500 P. ~
Arrive at Cleveland 4.50 A. 81. and $40 %
Sundays excepted. isAturdays excepted.
MAIN LINE.
Eastward-Leave Akron GIaiD Ut se5OA. Z.
Arrive Meadyile CMaiD 81 lz:1O P. n.
Arrive Salamanca d T.S0 %
WsstWard-Leave Salamanca MALI st 500 A. n.
Arrive MeudVi2e &" At 1905 %
Arrive Akron 90 At S.b5 p n
EaztEsrd-LesTe Gallon tAccon) at $50 A. n.
Arrive Marahsida a. st loco Z"
Arrive Akron g 1t 80 r =.
WestVard-Leavs Akron A. 1895 y.
Arrive Mansfield 4" 81 4.5O P. y.
Arrive Gallon {" at 500
FRANKLIN BRANCH.
Leave Meadviile At suU 4. 4. and .a;45 p n.
Leave Franklin A. 7.3O 't p" $50 "
Arrive MeadviIe at s:55- /" 7:46
MAH0NING DIVISION.
Leave Cleveland st s45 A. n. and 4:iO P n.
Arrive X0ungstOwna At e.55 4" 76T "
Leave Youngstown at SIS 4" 1:45
Z Il. sWEETsER,
90 Gem snp't, Meavillt, Pa.
T. d. GOODMAN,
General Ticket Agent. Cleveland, o.
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Rose & PrentIss' Provision Market Re
port.

Hams-SugaT-cured premium hams 3 fb....22 C
Canvassed hams . D.....--....-........-. -
Dried BeeECRnvassed p Tb..............-...... %
ShOuiderB-Sugar-cured 2 70 ........,.,...... lG
Canvassed q 8ib.................
BaeOn-Or Smoked Sides . h b....... 2I c
Lard-Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd in bbls . Hb..2
Prime leaf kettle-rndr d IN kegs 3 D.. .2Z1zc
POEk-No, l mess q 3bbI...............s4 $40 90
Extra clear . FBbbl........................... bbl
- No extra charge made for packages or cart
age TO railroad depots or boats All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal anything in
the State. Orders promptly filed. Our sugar.
cured Hams and kettle-rendsred Lard took the first
premiumat the late Ohio State Fair.
iuly4-R RoSE PBEETIss.
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TRAVRLER'S REGIsTER.

Hzs- Citizens wishing Conveyance to either Of the
above Trains POats, will be called foT BY Coacne
Of stevens Omnibus Line by leaving their address
1t the Omnibus Office, l47 superior street, mex
1oor 20 the Eeddel House.
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COMMERCIAL.
CIEvELAND MARKET.

MORNING LEAI Ea OFFICE,
THURSDAY EVESISs, Aug. 25, 1854.
The receipts of Grain BY rail for the "a hOuu
ending at half pest one o'clock to-day are ss fol-