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Waiting until Robbins had got through
with his dinner; Chief Darcy Of Buffalo en-

Waiting until Robbins had got through
with his dinner; Chief Darcy Of B0Falo en-
tered back apartment in which Robbins
was, saying, CHOW are you Frank" Rob
bins laughed and remarked that the stran-
ger must be mistaken as to his man. Dar-
ey told him he was his prisoner. Robbins
persisted that he mistook his man, until
Gallagher entered, when his identity was
Immediately confessed.
The woman was also secured and Rob
bins expressed his readiness to go across
the river. de got in carriage to go
with them but suddenly changed
his mind This made it necessary to secure
his commitment to the Welland Jail, some
twenty miles further west. They started
for Welland Jail at O'Clock on satu, day
night.
While in the Welland Jail, Robbins was
convinced that his rendition and transfer
to this country, was only question OF
time, and that he might as well 90 first as
last. He finally consented, but in order to
effect his release, it was necessary to send
back to Fort Erie, and get an order IRON
the magistrate who had committed him to
the Welland Jail. By literally .teeing his
Canada Highness, the order for his deliv-
erv was issued.
At two O'Clock Monday morning they re-
eeived their prisoner, crossed the suspen-
sion Bridge. and reached Buffalo at 9 am.
where both Robbins and the woman were
kept in jail until nigh, when they took car;
for Cleveland where they arrived yesterday
morning. The prisoner VIII be taken IL
warren to y,ifhewas not taken there last
night. On reaching Warren hewill be tried
Cor the murder Of We'd, ". 0. Forrest
Of Warren and Judge Hitchcock Of thi:
CITY are counsel for the State The state o
feeling in Trlmbpn county is not such ai
described by the Herald 'of last evening
They arc law abiding people, they vii
not " tear Robbins from the hand Of th'
officers but will suffer him 10 g,
through the formalities OF the law.
The Canada officials were evidently
swindlers. Great credit is due officer
Crawley, Gallagher aud Darcy for thei
enterprise.
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BURaIARY.-The store of ]. NJ. & H.T.
Hover, corner of Superior and Seneca sts.,
was entered BY burglars on Monday eve
ming last, at three A. II, in the following
manner. The burglars bored augur holes
IN the basement until they made an aper-
ture large enough to admit an arm, when
they reached in sad unfastened the door,
it being fastened with a bolt. Entering
the basement they prOSsededto to a trap door
which communicated with the store above.
and opened it by the same means as they
did the basement door. Edward Gibbons.
the private watchman, happened, however.
to be passing about the time, and his an.
proach frightened them away. They de-
camped hurriedly. He sawthem near the
store but did not suspect them to be bur
glars. They took about one thousand dol
lars worth of goods, and had they not been
interrupted by his approach, would doubt.
less have committed further depredstiOns
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NEW YORK CATTLE sTARKET.

BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Aug ? 1864.
The current prices for the week at all the mar
kets are:
Beef CattIe-lst quality, sl7 009l7 50; ordi-
nary to good quality sl3 3Qgl7 O0i common quail
ty SO OO9l3 10; inferior quality IS 0O99 80.
Cows and CalVeS-lst quality $50 O09T0 00i
ordinary SIS OO955 %; common quality so COS
45 %; inferior quality s35 OO940 %.
Veal Calves-lst quality, = 10, 109llc; ordi-
nary quality s15991zc; common quality 71z9S1zcj
inferior quality 0e17e.
Sheep and Lambs-Extras, per head, s. 90
as O0i prime quality S. 5097 90; ordinary quah-
~ Sc O096 5Oi common quality 81 5O@5 90; infe-
rior quality S3 25g4 90.
SWine-Corn-fed,P per u, 1lJ5z9lls<ci stuI-fed II
@ll5Sc.
stock TO mar4et, and as a natural result there was
a large supply Of the poorest Cattle we ever saw
gathered together at the town yards this week
There were but few good Beeves offered, hOweyei,
and these were quickly laken at reductions about
lc from last weeks rates. Less the usual pro-
proportion sold Monday so that the maIket clos
ed very hard at our quotations Veas were in good
supply and moderate demand and the market end
ed in favor Of the purchaser sheep and Lambs
were in goad supply, dull heavy aud lower. We
eonhna our quotations to the current rate Ho5s
we're in fair request and there was no maoerial
change.
Total RECEIPTS OF all stock ut all the Yard for the
week were as follows;-5556 Beeyes; I5s Cows 2sSs
Veal Calves II, on Sheep and Lambs! $3.50 Swine
Total last week-523O Beeyes, IA Cows; 23l2 Veal
Calves; Il, TO Sheep and Lambs, se94 swine
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND,
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent OF the United States.
New Loan Seven and Three-Tenfhs
Treasury Notes.

This Bank is prepared and will receive subscrip-
tions for the NEW LOAN of Treasury Notes, paya-
bic three years from Au ust Is, "a, bearing inter
est the OF ssyea and three-tenths per cent.
per aHnum, with semi-annuai coupons attached
payable in lawful money.
Interest viii be allowed to August 18th on depos-
its piiOT 10 that date II made subsequent, inter-
est viii be computed and charged to time Of pay
ment.
Notes uiH be issued for $50, sIg0, $500, l, 600 OF
$ 600 and made payable 70 order or in blank, as
subscribers may direct.
These Notes Sill be convertible at the option Of
the holder, at maturity, into six per cent. gold
bearing bonds, redeemable after five (5) and psya-
bic twenty years from August 18th, 1867. jy3O I62
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AsHoRE--The Detroit Tribune says that
the schooner r. J. Gibbs, hailing from
Cleveland, which passed down on Thurs
day, lumber-loaded, went ashore the night
following at Point au Pelee What her
prospects are for getting of, we have not
been informed. Should the fine weather
continue, however, she viii probably sus-
tain no serious damage. Her Captain ar
rived at Detroit on Saturday morning, IN
quest Of tug to go to her relief The tug
Tawas, Captain Mcguire, was on hand, and
immediately took her departure for the
a7ove locality. The Gibbs is Of 17O tons
b1rthen, was built at yermillion in 1855,
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CHARITABLE PRoJECr.-The Faculty Of
the Cleveland Medical College announce
that they viii hold Medical and surgi-
cal Clinic, at the College, at the corner OF
S. Clair and Erie streets, every Wednes-
day morning, at O'clock. This Clinic is
held only for q charitable purpose, and its
results VIII doubtless alleviate the suffer-
ings Of those too poor to pay the fees of a
practising physician.
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TUITION

The Term Of fourteen Weeks at proPortonats fdte5.
Instrumental Music, Painting and Drawing, extrO.
No allowance is made for less than half Term,
(siI weeks) except in case Of sickness. Students
are required to make settlements with the Pur5aT
within two weeks from the beginning Of the terra
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Special Dispatch to the Cleveland Leader.I

Special Dispatch to the Cleveland LeaderI
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.
FIOur-Dull with light sales of spring extras at
81 62ll@9 50.
Wheat-29Sc higher. Sales Of No spring at
81 l692 Z and No at 81 93a4 s5; closing weak
at inc inside.
COrn-21zc lower. Sales of 1900 bushels at
81 249l &c for No l, and 81 2o9I % for No
?; closing at 81 q.
Oats-Firm at 7ac tor old and C5e fo= new
Rye-Held at o.
WhisISy-DuIl. Sales 400 bbls at 81 &C.
Lard-Lard steady at 1Sc for steam and 1875
for kettle.
Grain Freishts--Firm at Sc corn to BuIa-
10.
HOney-The demand for money is large but
there is an abundance to meet all legitimate de.
mancs.
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The BAND OF TIE l28th.-We are request
ed by several officers Of the 128th regi
mont to explain that the splendid Hof-
man Battalion Band, which took d promi-
nent part in the military display at Major
General McPherson's funeral, is composed
entirely Of enlisted men of the I2sth, and
is now styled the Band ofthe I2sth.
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DIED.

In this City, on the first inst, the infant daugh-
ter Of P. D. aud Lucy Briggs, aged three weeks
N this city, Tuesday morning, Aug. 2d, Mrs.
BETsEY JONES, aged % years.
Funeral at her late residence, No. S2s Detroit
street, Wednesday, Aug. Sd, at2P NJ Friends Of
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
August I'd, at I O'Clock A. NJ, WILLIAM sAR-
TIN, aged &c years.
Funeral Thursday at 3 o'clock P. NJ, from his
Iate residence on Mil Mil street, West Side.
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" Captain Patrick Carroll.

EXEMPTIONS IN THE 10TH D1sTEICT.-The
Board OF Enrolment of the 18th District
held session of three days at Jefferson
and two days at Ashtabula, last week. 957
men were examined, 374 were exempted
The Board hold a session at Ravenna for
the same purpose on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, Of this week. Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, of next week, at Can
field and, the balance ofnext week at War
ren for the benefit of Trumbull County.
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Optical.

Practical and Scientific Optcian, keeps the large
assortment Of optical Instruments in the city. 81
ing old establishment, and having been extern.
lively patrOnised he has the confidence thatd
present stock will warrant the continuance Of pul
lie favors. All his spectacles Of the best qual-
of crystal glasses ground uDder his own inspection
in all cases curing weakness, dizziness and impart
ing strength for long reading and fine sewing. Ar
tifcial eyes inserted without pain.
OFFICE-l3O Superior-st first door from the en-
trance to the American Hotel.
Ba5- Beware of travellers claiming to be Mr.. Sole
mOnson OF his agent. july2l
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DROPOSALS viii be received at the Of
i fce Of the City Civil Engineer until u o'clock
NJ July 2Zth lSGi, for grading Spruce Street, be-
tween Pearl and Sycamore Streets. Also, Ontario
Street, between the Public Square and Lake Street.
Plans and Specifications may be seen, and more
particular Information had at said Engineer's Of
dCe-
The Board Of City Improvements invite the sui
mission Of bids reserTing the right to aeeePt or re-
ject the same.
By order Of the Board,
JOHN WUITELAW,
JuIyI6-16l City Civil Engineer.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FIOur-Duu. Sales Of spring extra at s1O9
10 50i red white extra at SO 90; double extra DC
at Sll9ll 90; white doublsextra at sll 75@l2.
Wheat-Dull and heavy. Sales Of No Chi
cago spring at s791 S71l.
COrn-More active at 3s for No ?.
Oats-Aiore active. No Milwaukee club SIC;
No Chicago s9c
WhisI<y-At174, and quiet.
Canal Freislts-Firn and unchanged.
Lake ImpOrts-Flour 5,6O4; wheat % OCT;
corn 81, 1885, oats Il ,O24-
Canal ExPorts-Flour 57s; wheat 1910
oTn $3.50; 0sta $500.
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city sezton's Reports

The City saxton's Financial Report 70
month of July, 1884
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NORTHERN OHIO soLDTERs IN NASHVILLE
HosPIrALs.--The following list Of Northern
Ohio Soldiers recently admitted 10 the
Nashville Hospitals, is complied from the
Cincinnati Commercial.
L. 7. Wood C, 55th, right arm.
John Joyce, G, lzlth, right shoulder
B. HoNItOn, L, 18th, right hand.
John Miller, L. 18Th, left hip.
J P. Myers, l01st, breast.
John BrOadInan, Is, ilsr, general debility.
g. W. Munger, ", 18th, leg.
: sny der, "A, IQ5d, LEFT leg amputsted.
+ W Linsley, b. lUjd, leg amputated.
r. Lewis, Musician, 9th, left hand.
George W. Williams, D, 18th left thigh
y. ". Cover, b, 5jth, intermittent fever
L ?. Miller, b, lUIst, chronic diarrhna
Henry Sleyer, ii, lZjth, pneumonia
Thomas Barnes, c, 23rd, debility
Seth Golden, H. 55th, right thigh sight
W. l. Green, c, j5th, left hand, slight
Albert Miller q, 4lst, diarrhoea.
Henry Miller, Z, lst artillery, chronic darrhda
Frank Bartholomew, Il, l4th, sprained ankle
James Stewards, A, 55ths gun shot, flesh wound
face
" J. Scott, l, lst artillery, chronic diarrhsa
sergeant + Ward. lst artillery gun shot, fracture
Of tiba.
Isaac Gibson, I, I25th diarrhoa.
Corporal l. g. Bartlett, 4, I2ith, gun shot wound
back.
W. Harrison, H, Ioard. gun shot flesh wound, lei,
shoulder,
Reed stark, Il, s5th. gun shot, flesh wound, right
leg.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

A MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CLINIC will bt
held at the Cleveland Medical College
cornor of Erie and St. Clair Streets, every
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Aug. 3:165.
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M TEIE0RAPH.1

Elour-Dull and unchanged. Sales at u 256
u 6O for No spring; II 5o9Il rs for red winter;
% for white; 13 00913 25 for double extra.
Wheat-Quiet and quotations nominal
COrH-hominally at 4s.
Canal Ere1ghts-Lower on grain Flonr
6l962c, wheat 131zc, corn 12e to New York.
No receipts by lake.
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NEW YORK STOCK aIARKET.

lBT TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Aug. ?, 1854.
Government StOeks-Without any decided
change. United States Is 81 coupons 1867; .5-2Os
coupons l07I; One Year Certificates g41<.
StOcksBettee Ohio & Miss Certificates -5S1<:
Erie ll21< NJ s95s; Hudson 1904 Reading 1881,
1135E, HOrihwesth 671S, do preferred 9O1I, Toledo
1874, Ruincy l20, Prairie duChien 60, Fort Wayne
lIG[
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dripping eyampnsitiuH.
T ALOR's SHEEP ArD LAMB

7 ALOR'S SHEEP AID LAMB
= DRIPPING C0MPoSITION-Cures
si1kscsb, Ticks and Lice on Sheep OF cattle, adds
over pound Of wool to the fleece, improves
its quality, and adds to the general health
Of the sheep, without danger Of taking cold.
- For particulars, apply to -.
LALOR BROTHERS,
Utica, n. 7.
J. n Walsh, Ill Onthrio-st., Cleveland,
Ohio, or II. W. MURRAY, Hartford, Trum-
bull Co, o., Wholesale Agent, TO whom all
applications for sub-egsnoies in the ststsof
Ohio must be made.
june5-152
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Collars.

Ii AVE NOW BEEN BEFORE THE
Ii public for nearly year. They are universal
ly pronounced the neatest and best fitting collars
extaHt
The upper edge presents perfect curve, free from
The angles noticed in all other collars.
The cravat causes no FUCKERS on the inside Of the
turn down cOllars-they are AS SMOOTH INSIDE
ASOUTSIDE-and therefore perfectly free and easy
to the neck.
The Garote collar has a smooth and evenly finish
ed edge on both sides.
These collars aro not simply fat pieces Of paper,
cut in the form Of a collar, but are NODDED AND
SHAPED TO FIT THE NECK.
They are make in Novelty for turn-down style
in every halfsize from Il TO IL inches and in Eu-
reka, Tor Garrote) from l3 20 II inches and pack
ed IN heat blue cartons, containing 100 each also
in small ones of 10 each-the latter a very handy
package for travellers, army and navy officers
H4S Every collar Il staInnai
'Grays Patent Nodded Collars,
Sold by all dealers in Mems Furnishing Goods
The Trade supplied by
HATCH, JOHNSON & Co,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Mems Furnish
ing Goods and Umbrellas, 81 Devonshire ST. Boston
and }. S. LOwERY Co. 81 Warren st, New York
apT29-l6I
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Loyal League and Freedman's
Rolief Association, will be held at their
room, in the Court House, on Saturday,
August 9Th, at three P. n.
As business of interest will be brought
before the meeting, a general and punctual
attendance is earnestly requested.
MRs. II. II. LITTLE,
o.
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MORNING LEADER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 3.
NEW ADyERTIsEaTENTs.

O. Gutter 4 son-Auction Sale.
L. B. Hudson-Fuel wanted.
J. NJ Blackburn-Lost
L. c. Palmer-Substitute wanted.
Geo Munro Co.-Local Notice.
Mrs H. d. Ltttls-Local Notice.
Cleveland Medical College-Local Notice.
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Nor THE MAs.-The william Rodclifi
mentioned in yesterday mornings Police
Court report Is not the person employed
BY the Union Telegraph compony as mes
senger.
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DIVIDEND.

C1rvxI.yp. CoLurBus & CrsorSsArI R. R. Co. I
CLEvKLAsSD, o., July II, 1854.
UIHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
this Company have declared Cash Dividend
Of five per cent, and extra cash dividend OF
three per cent. both payable at the usual places,
D and after August lst, next, free Of Government
Ak The transfer books will close the evening
Of the 20th instant, and reopen on the 2d Of Au-
gust GEO. h. RUSSELL,
fulvl2-l6l treasurer.
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r HANNA. L. HANNA. K.R. BAIRD N. A. HANNA.
D OBERT HANNA & CO.-SUccEs-
lO soRs to Hanna, Garretson & Co., Wholesale
Grocers, Forwarding and Commission Merchants
and Dealers in Produce, Salt, Fish, &C, Central
Cleveland, Ohio.
- Agents for the Cleveland, Detroit and Lake
Superior Lane oI steansU. jan2s
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MILITART.-Colonel Potter, Acting As
sstant Provost Marshal General, issued q
circular On Monday to the several Provost
Marshals IN Ohio, authorizing them to ac-
cept substitutes for one, two, OF three years.
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MONEY MARKET.-Aug. 2.
[BY rE1EaRAPHl

Money! etive at q cent
Sterling Exchange-DulI at 27992s2 for
currency.
GOId-Without material change; opening at
81 5735, declining to 567z, advancing to 5s1S
aud closing quiet at 5674.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCK MARKET.
buffalo 1IARRET.-Aur. 2.

BOSTON, Aug-i2
Central CO; Copper Falls 315l; Huron 3415; Isle
ROyale 2l19i Minnesota IS; Pewabic 65; Rock
land -; canada 80; Pewsbie IS; Northwestern Z.
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English Fancy Biscuits, Banbury Cakes,
lee Cream daily at s. W. CARROTS, late
Mould, Hogan & Co. aul-I62
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CITY NEWS.

SOLDIERS AID SocIETT.-The monthly
meeting Of the Soldiers AID Society takes
place this afternoon, at four o'c oek,
at the rooms of the society, 95 Bank street.
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NOTICE 10 BUILDENRS

IlV IV6 = WI.N . INIAN
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received on or before 25th July. 1864 at the Of
Zee Of Tennis s D0ngler, l37 Water street, by the
undersigned, for the erection Of School-House in
the Fourth Ward, according 70 plans and speeihca-
ti0us for the same, which plans aud specifications
may be At the Office Of 5. Q. Porter, Nos. and
Perkins Block. d. A. DANGLER,
july9-l6I Chairman Of School Com.
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Nntice to Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received at the
il Office Of the City Ciyn Engineer until twelve
o'clock, July 26th, for grading and improving
Spruce Street. The Board Of City Improvements
invite the submission Of bids, reserving the right
to accept or reject the same
JUHN WHITELAW,
julylz-Isl City Civil Engineer.
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dentistry.
.ENTAL NOTICE

HALLIWELL and DANIELS, Dentists. return
thanks for the very liberal patronHgs they have
ceived The past twelve years, and hope for e0ntinu-
ance. We also beg 10 inform those who are in nsed
Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH aud other work 10. our
profession, shat our prices VIII be governed BY the
value Of GOLD on and after the inst day Of Septem-
Greenbacks, for all the material We use oonse-
quentlY we are compelled TO advance our prices. A
Full Set, Upper or Lower, from Ten Dollars and
upwards, until the specified time.
ALEX. B. HALLIWELL, N. D.,
]. r. DANIELS,
Dental Rooms, cor. Ontario ut. and Pub square.
July n. Ia6a. JFs2-Ra.
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StauuIs.

=--------- -----------=-@
| ECTECTIC INSTITUTE, HIRAM
- n Erset I1stitnti for Isi b.,ins an Tvs.
/ day, the gth Of august, and continues thi.teel
weeks. At the request Of the Trustees, Mr. CAB
FIELD VII tehe general suPerinteaden q, o. tns
INSTITUTION anu lu me an Aerin' ~ ieas'I VIII 10
iIer a series q lectures i, ~
/ Haywood, A. NJ. an accomplished and successful
| Teacher who will act as Associate Principal.
| Mis-. BooTH viii retain the superiutendeucs
- Ti5es fi,rir1sf mi cd-,s ~ sdiito,.
| = - ~ - -, - ,,,ii-f t,-s-,-ts-.
besides for those who desire 70 ht themselves foi
| teaching
Ample facilities will be afforded for instructions
| in Painting Vocal and Instrumental Music anc
| psn,.s1.biI
TTrITION
Common English Branches, per term Of thiT-
teen
h4snol tusia.-i sli A n
ana a a. ssoL -. - Sii
Languages
The Term Of fourteen Weeks at proPortionats fats8
% s IL & 5sieSns r s shS SDD baf SSI %
C.ix weeksl except in case Of sickness. Students
are required to make settlements with the Pursar
within two weeks from the beginning Of the term.
poADDrnr,
- - -. ,,,,,--i = -, srrt.. =. % o.
- a. "a "a a - - ,Ij tLsI
~ 4t'Sff - - +-. - S-ii, -, vbi-t ~ -
-. - t r14,,-.5 -t6ird Tbi- -Isr ~
oa1i;nr ~, - tsstsI during the mast TssT md
found sninsntIy satisfactory.
ALNA UDALL,
President o. the board OF Irusees-
hiram, Jnly letn, hsot.
0HEVEI}ND FEMALE SEMINARY
" 5. N. SANFORD, A. NJ, PEISo1PAL,V-
Aaa Afa s sSec efto o oen Ss GROUNDS bans &
% sfstes sAI Sl ba or I9stae
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ANoAASAALs
MUSso's Ten CEyT NovELs are now. bv
universal consent, put at the head Of all
their competitors. It was the conviction
of the publishers from the start that merit
would assertitself in spite of all opposition,
and consequently their books are ell Of
standard literary excellence, and written
by the most popular authors. That such
books should be popular is only matter of
course Let every one choose for himself
from the following list:
No l, The Hunters; No 2, The Trapper's
Retreat; No 3, The Patriot HighwayrnaD /;
No 4, The Hunted Unionist; No 5. The
Track OF Fire; No 6, The Man Eaters: No
I, Charlotte Temple; Nos, The Death Face !:
No 9, The Indian Slayer; No 10. The Tiger
Of the Ocean; No II, The Hunters Tri-
umph No Il, The Ocean Royers: No l3.
The Tory Outwitted No IA, Zeke Sternu1n.
the Lion hearted Scout; NoI5, The Scourre
of the Seas; No l6, The Captive Maiden
No IL, Long-legged Joe; No Is, The Wild
Scout of the Mountains; No 10, The Forest
Lodge. Ready on Saturday-No 20, Rol-
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or The Flower of the Wigwam.
4OI safe oy all news agents and Book
sellers, and sent postpaid on receipt Of
price--ten cents. Liberal terms to Agents.
GEORGE MUYRoE Il Co.,
au3-l62w6s 1877 William St, Y. 7.
SIXTH WARD AID There
| will be a meeting for the purpose OF
closing up this Association on Wednesday
evening, August Sd, at the Wigwam, Oh
Seovill street. Every drafted man having
received $500, it Will be for the members OF
the Association to decide what shall be
| done with the surplus funds now in the
hands Of the Treasurer.
W. P. FoGG, Pres't.
LOUIS HAMMER, Secretary,
g. ". CALEINs Treasurer.
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