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, 1865-05-06

Tho Execution Of Z Guerilla P0st-
poned oy urLer OF tho Secretary of
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.}

C1Ec1aaAu, Aay6.
Tie execution Of Thoe. Martin. convicted eoms
ftx months ago Of being a guerilla In Kentucky,
ard with shooting at and wounding one James
Bigcs, private OF the 10th Kentucky, that was or
dercd to take place here to-day, Was brought to a
sudden termination Just AZ the solemn military
cortege was reaching the fatal grounds. Several
companies Of the 9Th lows had marched out to
the top Of the hill, weat Of Mount Auburn. and
company Of the 1874 Penney!vanfa wes conducting
the doomed man in catEtaIe, with his Priest,
preceded by d hearse containing hts coffin, They
were ,sppro:caing the place Of execution, when
en orderly Ea'ioped up with telegram from the
S. cretqrs OF War. ordering q SUSPENSION Of the
execution until fur her orders from the President
The execution bad been he'd in obeyapce by
President Lincoln; but last week an order csme
for 1t to lake place. a telegram signed BY judges
Dickson, Stslio, Keyee, and Hon. Geo.H. Pendle.
:on, tent.a one o'clock to-5as, ASKING su=pen.
e.on Of the execution, brought respite just In
tine. The prisoner, who Is onl5 twenty five years
old, received the intelligence with becoming re-
s,craton, and the solemn procession wheeled
about and returned 10 The city. We heard no
complaints At the disappointment.
, 1865-05-06

Tho Indianapolis and kentucky 3 lie.
cations ReturReQ-Dlnner at La9ny.
Especial Difpatch to the Chicsgo THbune.l

Especial Difpatch to the Chicsgo Tribune.l
1EuIAKAFo11s, Nays
The Indisua delegation which accompanied the
inEcral train Of President Lincoln from this etg,
returned tonight. They came from Springfield
in company with the Kentucky delegation.
Hor. Henry s. Lane, United States Senator from
Indiana, hcd his pocket picked Of ninety dollars.
ail the money he hsd about him, at the depot, inst
before the train left Springfield.
On reaching lafayette this morning, both dele
entions eat down to dtrner at the Lapler House,
rendered by the 1ndian1ans to their Kentucky
friends. After the cntab1cs were discussed, Co..
Dra1nle:te responded to call in brei speech,
C. Schenek, Of Ohio, being present, then made .
stirring Union speech, frequently interrupted By
lond applause. The General was In his happ'est
yeir, and gave the Coppsrhea1s q most unmerci-
iul eli11ing. r. r. B!nncy, Esq, O; Kentucky >,
rsde an eloquent speech in dosing. The Zen.
lpcttaas left th1s city 1T p m., for Louisville.
, 1865-05-06
FROM SIT. LOUIS.
Siaught<fluE GueTlllaz-1rre2t OF nr.
Ttsnablesy M an Accomp{1co OF The
hAfn.

SI0U&hfffH0E EueTlIla&-3freAf OF 1tf.
Ttsnablesy M an Accomp{1co OF The
Ab8AhA1ns
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
6r. LOUIS, May s, 1865.
Gen. Fieke reports from Macon City that three
of his scouta, who made their way Into the conf
dence of bnshwhackers by pretending to Join
them, on yesterday killed four Of the leaders Of
gang Of seventeen, near Sturgeon, On the North
Missouri Railroad, and brought their bodies On
thcfr Own horscs 10 headquarters:
Holtzelaw, noted guerilla leader, is in Chsri-
ton county, with gang. The Boone county MILL
tia are hunting for jim Jackson's gans.
Bf. Tumhlcty, q. so-ealled nllun herb doctor.
het been arrested on charce-of complicily With
Harold, The Aseasein's accomp ice. le was at
Ar. L:ncon's funeral at Springfield yesterday, and
fn.1nv IA In the Military Prison.
, 1865-05-06
Nem advertisements.
Real Estate Auction.
BRYAN HALL,
Monday, May 8th, at 8 P. N.

1ns DextnF RSc2ty n Ss es :; A1stise sl5 T.
noon. N~ rere cestrinz to add to the ass CAT 10 ~
upor immediate application. 4 uinimam 1Id VII
be opknty announced, below which tho property VIII
not te Sold the minimum to be. Of couEse oeioH the
uurket value. No ~ y-blddinZ or dcceos.an OF my
ttnd win be al}owo tho utmost htfrnes 70 Do sctu-
retg tbe1nto. Good ite4 sale. Cfsdit given
even tnr nrSt paJr ent, IL secured
For further particulars inquire at the ONCE.
SOUTH D1v1sroE-Hlchtxau .yenue-Rztcs House-
No is eouth Of Lake stre-t lot 3s teer, fa1 teYsh
70 ALLY. A,to, one Lot = te-,s FROM na3s not1a
Hholesale bnsipesa. Michigan hreuno Elegant
Resirenre on = &C rncr. frame. ltned with brick.
br1ek basement. compet7 IN ali appotufmcntAS
iu pttuse kao. II dea1ed. Michigan aTenue. near
1lSNt1tet-lot, 50 feet, east :Font. Rio Etanda or
18th atrset- Lot Of r 1tet uont neAt Prairie Asc-
rue. Wabash Ayepuc-E1Alne Uouic, No. at. And
Lot :3z1so f.et, TO alley.
E01:IH DlVlfIOS,-lrdlan3 ssreet-S9 feet, nsAF>
Wclcott, sSArh 'front.' OassFto Htreat-Saofla 1ofHs
i. or 100 mt lorg crrdr. Fullerton Aycnte-Oo6
acrt, near Psesbytc:fa1 Seminary.
WEST DIVlS'ON-Pto oEiA st.oat-sox.1 heat, near
Like. Fulton ttze<r-s1x1o0 leet~ corner Of af~dn-
Carroll st'ees, cor Ltncoln-House, TWO stoFy
ffau,e. and Lo:s. jcosl2a,s fsrr to alley. Laao
feet. Jac- son street, near Loomt-6Sl:1 fecs to
alley. fazk avenue, neh- L av1:t ttreef-D Dot
and 70 feet Lots BY rs fheE TO alley. HAET!son
street, nca1 Cuntnn-t0fset front oy q to Al alley.
LONG 0R1D1T.
y The list may be addAd to.
JULIUS CR0HEx
m5sv-eslt RaL Estatu Aactonrer.
, 1865-05-06
still Another TIA nifeAto from the Con,
6pfEaIpI

MONTREAL, M4y b.-Saunders aud Bayer,
Tucker aru ont with smother msntteato to-dsv
addressed 10 Andrew johnson, In which they &C
cuge BIN Of he!lleh plot 70 murder their Chris
srTce to 70 to Rouse's Point, Or some other plsce
trd be tried On the charge made In the presideu,s
recent proclamation, II The United States Govern
nent viii nay fur their defense aud guarantee Lhei,
, 1865-05-06

Rosrox, May seeo1da1se wlth ptSsiama1 tSs apat
dsJ oi June. has teen appointed by Governor
Andrew Tor dly Of humiliation and j p.;ysf YET n
Massachusetts, on account Of the deafn OF ooraaa
I.-crfn
, 1865-05-06
Minister Adams Nor to Return t4oIn(
-Ee11cxn IklcruItlnE Agents In
I'm hi

NEW YoEE, May 5.-1he conunerei1rs rpeclal
Ase RS been leeaea to pceome of
St3te.
The Mexican recruiting aFcEts advertise openly
in tu-dsys CA' ontete tor discharged otI1ee,s aud
zen 10 cIietatc to Mexico.
President Jobueon will occupy the late resi'
tcree OF Gen. Nalleck on Georgetown Heights
turing the summer months.
The Poets epccial fa,s Gen. Sberman's hrad
ou.rteEs will be established ut Alexnndrts. Va.
aLo Lis troops Will be encsmped on the Virgin.
side Of the Potomac.
Gen. Aucuf permits full supplies OF provisions
to 20 to Virgttll at points opposite Washington
, 1865-05-06

Nr Wf1lfaueop, foraef Missionary anorg the
4ouz. hapreatd 10 be In Mankato, and was given
are In that vicinity, ana 1t Is apprehended the
trouble will be over in few days.
, 1865-05-06

ststes OF Georeis, Florid.. i1abama, Mississippi,
gnd Loutelat q. east Of tic AiselssIunI River, u
ehs1l be dee,euat-d bY lhe Respective department
commspdcrs rs being Vtthin lie lines o{ the na-
fiunal military occupatinn fhn foiioHinr inst1uc.
tiuns ste issueds s
Firsf. All Colieetnrs Of Customs on the Attain
t,c coast anta within tha Inyni States and te Col
tcto1a or n anr ,5or. 1g With;n s,ste. cretnre d.
r,e,ca IN snsn,rettnn m1'I ~ h1ga heen onened by
~ ~ e n T. aafas,t "a Ipsion.ted
ne ploemann o. tne xres'on san1,nn o y ~
as ptImit omtess. 4naef so., seGnea ,aet L.H h.re
setea q s1y .S.n. ~. =, ~ ,ona.
puHes 10 antnol1ze tne af..h.,5 r sssr
u4St tpan lhose spee'neu ILL ~ 49, ~ nn~t
u Ms anose eiea e1ecuu ~ St.,.s .hnraL.ns
ns1na tae n.s@n an% Pnis ~ ~ s,e snthost1ad ~
,.9 60 ~ soe4 IL th eosatnc ttnae oI the fJnitea
e." -. " e1Ease III t1e eo"o@"s "A@S ~ wv ooA's~
=, ests ,ocs,os a.. ~ s1th hor!psI III
rcrn,rsa ~ issnc nermiTs fr Tia ~
Goods tu euch puts IN the manner and Torn. re-
Guir7 ay The otter and ea,d regulations charging
Ed collect, the permit fee therein prescribed:
Mrs, rtrc coins Health .teAiken. of
kou3l, Carulinu-The SSa1%menta Re .
1ard1nE The Oispositton OF The dss-
eatnI, ). KodV C0ntrndicied.
80 49, s..v -,cna T-;hvn.,. r,.,,,..
a,.s tx s,es nat-a Tsnce7n,. ~. ~,
'laJ ,rnr%e, IA nso-e cnn,sad -.
e.5sr hrt she IA i.nor1nn 17nder rr,ea+ farrasstn
, 1865-05-06


sons named Jcwett, were murdered In Bluc
Earth county, near Mankato, the scene Of
former Indian massacfes, by m Indian raid
ing patty, few days since. A ha!f-breed
named Campbell was arrested for the crime
The next day, aud after being strung up by
the neck By an icdig1 2at populace, was final
II tas en- down and he confessed his compile
1ty in The crime, and thcraupon WIS lung up
untu life was extinct.
l. dispatch fiom Dcs Motnes says the gucr-
illas who robbed tue passengers Of the Great
Western Stage Company have beea captured,
and their bodies lift in Tic tooods.
The Washington BtpsNioan Of the 4th,
eays neither Of the statements published Of
the final disposition Of The Assass!n's body
are true. Col. Baker and Lis brother arc
the orig living persons who know what dis
position was made Of It, and they are under
oath to reveal the fact to no human being,
AL statements to the contrary are simply
EueEs work.
Beverly Tucker ncd Larry C1ary, the s:ouu-
drcls for whom President JohpsYn Oilers q
reward OF 5000, publish letters in the
Toronto Loader, denying their comnlicity in
1hc assassination conspssacy. They are both
sccmi1 gly vciy indI:n AIT, but 1t woat save
4he,r ucrls FINN t1e halter il they ret into
4he .ni1s of our Government.
I,.Tw-s,nce v,it,u. the above, still an
,+,,cr ,na,;f.sto 4e1ee,an,,.d hv 1eorre
so,a,,e vnd Rcrer,v Tncter hos been Te.
ccired, in which they Accuse Andrew johnson
of trying to murder Their Christian Pfesi-
deot," meaning JEFF. Davis. Could tra'torous
1nsoleure 60 beyond thiss They propose to
nTconsn;r,rv ;fthc f;opcrnmpnt viii nav tl,e
,vocn.cs n thc;, tr,a, Oi coprse thev will
IN not,,.nr Ct the kind. They lie when they
say go.
Our 1e,ccrcphic co]umne contain more par.
4Icu1a1s ct Wilson'S c,eat raid through Ala,
bana ard Georgia. It will prove the most
effective and importcnt II its results Of any
mid Of the var, The amount OF damage done
the rebels is counted b, msllione.
D.. jumh|ety, q pottd Indian herb doctor,
who wus 10 attendance at Mr. Liucoln's fu.
pera4 III Snrjnpfie}d. On Thursday. was ar.
rested in Su,in. field YESTERDAY. on the cnarcc
OF comp1;c;ty With Harrold. The Ass,ssin's
aecomn1;ce. He will be sent 10 Washio ctcu
ior examination.
We o,xo ead;+,ona1 ext-a,+s r. nm +hr files
ne En9,,sh fonma1s on the fall OF Richmond
-ha r'ondon Timer In ,,rofound oracu,ar man
mr. IL IF the oninfon mat uu,css the .Soatt
<,nsrr,,. +o rr-enter the 1Iuion the end of tht
conflict Is :. as far off rs eycr.n It says III,
sFcdc,a}s and Confederatcs slike had main
3afncd ,arce armies. and foueb&-more deepcr
ate ,,att,es than anv other people,n It think
a n,,,on Of poEer and sentiment may come
md recoras this virw of the ca SO as alarmIn,
p.t..,t .ne,+- Tha onaor z...Ea ~ ~.
, 1865-05-06
NEW SKIRs.M1*.

For 1885,
ANEW "A. great invention tn Hoop snzrs
TEE Duplex ELLu'TIc toR DoUBLD gTKEA
SPRING.
VESTS. BRADLEY II CARXs
Ga,s j. I. 4 J. O. WE9rJ
81 Chambers Street, New York,
are the owners Of The patent. aud ezc17siTs 1&st'
Lecturers OF thts-
j, II. BRA0LtI 3 PATENTEp pUPLE1 ELL41 IN
STHH SPRING akIRTS.
Tt!e invention consists Of Duplex Tor tTo} Hit9eK
3:ec SPRINGS, ingeuinu:iY braoed tightly xnd ufEY
together, e13e 10 euEa, making the tonxheat, ms1*
elasttl. ne1lt1e ana durable spEins ever nsea oaae
bling the Weale1 IN consequence - ~ E1e5t
II III xlb e1:ss, tc place and fad the sSSt Haas
ID use ~ etsly and With the same cunveslencd -
silk CT muslin dress 1t e1t!rrls oo71Htts md sAel
the only objections to Hoop Stists; Yl7: toe an1ke
ance the ~ea1es well ~ thu pHbie *spe..s1 y
pews. {. In any crowded plsce, rem the ctncut9 Z.
Contracting item 70 occupying sraal! spsce- NJ
ent1e ely stmoyes the tlcalty, while giving TIE akaf
the usual tul! and symraetr1ca fro. and Is the LIZA
eat. hnd stylish snd tF@ceiuf Appearance fQT ~
street, opera, promenade CT hoase d-e.s- A l11A
having enjoyed the pleasure comfort and ETeat co
Venence ii wearing tha Duplex III lrfie Spring &1ifs
for Jingle DAY. Will never after1atd Willingly d3as
pen.e With The uA- Of them They are the btst qa.{
ty In every part. and By :ar he!Ehtest. NEST
BILE, comparable and economical SKIRT mAds- 49,
beIs And lad,e. in most rst.c retail stores a a7
citv and throaRhout TIE different s:Aseh.
nIYSiEX ELLIPTIC sPRIyH SKIRTS.
, 1865-05-06
Packing Boxes.

Boxes Of all s;zes kinds and qualities nsde to order
at tEe lowt:t pr ces short notice. Eox L7nlt-2r
shipped TO any rolIt by laIlrn!d. address app1y
Il DAVID 0O0DWiLLIE,
| nrty.r91t cS North Franklin street..
, 1865-05-06
DRY GOODS,

Wanted situation In the aboye. by a rcsrectabl5
JounE nun. late iron New York Guy. Has Ion: cz-
centionGble references a. to Vtaracer Address Il
N H." Tribune office rny6v1l+t
900. s4sZse ELo1R J;[s .];s;a5 BARREL = sIS1
| s00C Olc Ha'f Barrel Eraves.
| FOR SALE CHEAP
By SfAEII.L GLA1HAN. nJty.71w
, 1865-05-06

pEAUTY.-'1is beauty truly
IL blest, ~hose RID and white Natures own sweet
and cunning hnnd laid Lacy, ae ,he csu=l'at
she alive, II you Will lead these Graces to tue 9EAye
and leavc The world no COPY. Therefore, 20 to EVE
RIT13. - Lake stree t, aud have your Photograph
taken 5: C0 per dozen. mg6y'5 II
@1n PER DAY AT HOME.
eplO Any person {u,als or female) wishing to act
Us Agent can learn tl,s ns:t!eaass Of pleasant M bua
lar tnd the return postage. uhy - to Is capital
quifed, and profits *3 70 SO Per day. AddEess Il.
NAYEELI4, Bog d7%1. Chicago. myeF7171s
NOTICE. Annual Mee!i: e
~ Of the Stakeholder Q: THE CHI tcAG0 SOUTH
BRANCH DOCK COMPANY, for 1he election OF D.-
1ectors, and fu- the trHn3Acton Other business,
will t.ke place 1t the Companys Office, Room No 4,
Cobbs Building. 1264 Dearborn STREE on Wednes-
day, .UNE rth, IGo. A. J. kSiaELf,
uly6yiE3 coz cce.AfY.
, 1865-05-06

DOSEHILL CEMETERY.
IL y Trains leave Milwaukee Depot
LIVERY DAY {e1cept EuED 311 ut 0 4. N. and : T.M.
Returning At l.:.5 xno j.
On SUNDAYS. leave 1t 30 Z. u and return At 49,
J. NO OJDERIDGE sMrTH,
, 1865-05-06

nOCK PROPERTY, ON TIE
Il South Branch, With the 1nost desirable RAIL
for sale or rcnt by the Chicago South Branch Docl
Company, Room No. i Cobb'a B9tld!nG, 126x Dear:
born street. A. j. hG1shL1s 6ecSetASY.
nn11ri.6SGt T1r-rAA net
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
ALEX. H. STEPHENS DECLINE Ed
TO RUN FOR CONGRESS.

III Il
The following correspondence appears
in the Augusta Geo. C0nstitutiondfsa
N aArausYA October 81. 1851
uMv dear SIR have permitted my
friends i'm several counties Of this ols-
trict to announce my name as candl7
date to represent 1t in the next Congress.
Since, however, this has been done, g
hope has been expressed In which, g
heartily join, that you might possibly 70 z
induced to give the whole country the
benefit of your great experience ana
nbility in its national councils. II - Tor
the purpose of being the means Of COM
municating through the press, without
DELAY. your favorable conclusion in this
matter. that / now address you thts
note. when my name shall immedistely
"Hoping, my dear sir, that yourheaith
will soon be restored, and thai 9 see4
| life Of usefulness to your country - yss
| In reserve for you, -
~ remain, In great haste, y61s ,las"
"Hon. A. H. Stephens, Crawfordviiis.
| REPLY.
| CHAMPIONSHIPS, Ga :, October 81, ieds
"My dear sir: Your kind note OF yes
terday,s date was received to-day. 10
reply can only briefly say that under
no circumstances that | can imagine
likely 10 occur, could he induced to al
| low my name 10 be run for Congress N
| this district. ~.
with sentiments of high esteem ana
respect. and due appreciation OF tnS
marnanin,ity Of your nature, wnlcn
prom pied your letter, please acceps ~
best wishes, both for yourself anc 2ut
common country. ns
ALEXANDER H. STEPHENs
"Col, John Miliedge, Augusta, 0a."e
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-14
SEWING MACHINE.

SEWING MACHINE,
The most Perfect Machine Of the kind
extant. 1t possesses the follow
Ing advantages over
Any and All Sewing Machines
NOW USE.
MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT STITCHES.
AND DOUBLE KNOT,
ON one and the ssme machine Each stitch being
ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES
Of the fabric.
IfhAs the
RRvsRsIBLE FEED MOTION,
which enables the operator by simply turning thumb
I
.csv 10 have the work run either to the right or is
to stay any part Of ths sauna, Or Asfsn the sn''
seams without turning the fabric.
Changing the length Of the stitch, and from one ima
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chine IL in motion.
IS EVERY STITCH Is PERFEcT IN ITsELE'
| making the seam secure and uniform
/ NOIsgLEss,
and can be used where quiet is necsssary'
Its motions are all
sITI.v E;
ara mo- sprurs to get out of order and Its simplicity
enables the most inexperienced to operate IT,
TT WILL NOT OIL THE DRESS
Of M. operator as all the machinery en- the top Of
the table.
TT "a THE MOTT RAPID SEWER IN THE WORLD
making ave stitches to each revolution
1rs STITCH Is THE WONDER OF ALL,
because Of its conbissd
ELASTICITY, STRENGTH AND BEAUTY.
IT DOES THR HEAVIEST OR FINEST WORK
with equal facility,
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There 10 NO other machine which viii DO 10 'A's0
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II does not require finer thread on the under SIDE ''
n doe, on the upper
Thu nssdls Il more easily adjusted than in any ohe
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1t will sew across the heaviest seams, or from one
more 'h'AHs''e's y '''"'
=, =. fully protected and licensed by Elias Howe, Jr
oa nj. a..ocistss and our own Letters Patent.
...u,,n, c,oo,
STRAIN ON THE EYES BENT roS ioo""' o'e'
APPLICATION. AND FATIdUING CARE
DIT mar. dan
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when
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l
We refrain from publishing the highly eomp''n''''
~, Machine ss,0r. the public, believing ii
iutsl,isen. examination of its merit. will fully ST.
,,... an that We have claimed for it, and justify
assertion W. now make, that it is the
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u,rr.nt every Machine to be all that we claim
. rrittan warranty il required Age
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THE LAUGH OF WoMAN.--A woman
has no natural gift more bewitching
than a sweet laugh. 1t is likethe sound
Of flutes on the water. Itleaps from her
in a clear, sparkling rill; and the heart
that hears it feels as If bathed in the cool
exhilarating spring. Have you ever
pursued an unseen fugitive through
trees. Il d on by fairy laugh--now here,
now there. now lost. now found? We
have; an we are pursuing that wand
ering voice to this day. Sometimes il
comes to US In the midst of care, or sor-
row, or irksome business and then we
turn away and listen, and hear 1t ring.
ing in the room like silver bell, with
power to scare away the evil spirit ofth'
mind.
How much we owe to that swee
laugh 1t turns the prose to poetry Il
| filings flowers of sunshine over the dark
ness of the wood in which we are travel
ing; it touches with light even our sleep
which Is no more than the image o.
death, but is consumed with dreams
that are the shadows of immortality
Prentice, a.. ..f=fF :. 4sifl f. 1f.E
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VOLUME |.
FURNISHING GOODS.
ENTERPRISE AND INDUSTRY.
THE CORNER STORE
FASHION AND FANCY.
ladies', Gentlemen's and Childrens
FURNISHING GOODS,
OF ALL SORTS, FASHION AND MATERIAL
TOILET ARTICLES,
A great feature in my Stock, from the renowned
PHALON & SONS,
CHAMPION pERpUMERs OF THE WORLD.
PERFUM merry,
CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
AND PRICES:
Extracts for the Handkerchief.
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs
81 25 PER BOTTLE
WATER LILY,
81 90 PER BOTTLE.
JOCKEY CLUB,
81 90 PER BOTTLE
JAsMIN,
81 90 PER BOTTLE.
VIOLET,
81 90 PER BOTTLE.
MIaNoNETTE,
81 90 PER BOTTLE,
ROSE aERANTUN,
81 90 PER BOTTLE.
SWEET BRIAR,
81 90 PER BOTTLE.
| - : MAGNOLIA,
81 90 PER BOTTLE. g
ESSENCES OF BOUQUET,
81 90 PER BOTTLE.
vERBENA,
| 81 90 PER BOTTLE.
| a
ROSE,
i 81 90 PER BOTTLE,
ARABIAN DEW DROPS,
81 90 PER BOTTLE
SWEET CLOVER, $751;
81 90 PER BOTTLE.
BOUQUET DE CAROLINE.
81 90 PER BOTTLE.
pATcHouLY,
., 90 PER BOTTLE &.
NEW MOON HAY,
81 90 PER BOTTLE.
Also. splendid assortment Of
O'LOG MES
COSMETICS,
&c., &C., &C., &c
Ar Low PRICES
APPS.
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUa SOAP,
81 90 PER CAKE
sANspAREIL, ELEGANTLY PERBuNSDt
soc. PER CAKE,
BAY RUM SOAP, ELEGANTLY PERFuMFDs
SOC. PER CAKE
BROWN WINDSOR,
4oc PER CAKE.
PERFUME FOR THE HAIR.
pHALoN & SONS COCIN,
81 90 PER BOTTLE
pHALoN SONS HAIR INvIGORARsR,
100 and 81 so PER BOTTLE
pHALoN SONS GOLDEN CREST pHSnIGO'
soc, 75c., 81 90 and g. 90 PER BOTTLE
Mad'm Demorest's Latest Fashi
We are the only Agents for the sale Of Madame
rests latest patterns for Ladies' and Childrsns gar
~ These patterns for sale ut my Store simuitan
with the opening at New York. asts}
RS- EMBROIDERY and STAMPING executed in tn
styles and at the shortest notice. HgF Ea
J y MACHINE STITCHING, TucKIse and HRNNINa done
| sod and ewtu~
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AWUsEMENTs.
ACADEHIY on MUSIC.
Joan a. Eu.Ief. Managsf y H. eeaEy. -TEssurer.

.HHMA. -
John A. Eusler. Manager R. H. Geary :. Treaurers
- PRtcEs OF ADMssIoN.-Dress Circle and Par
guette, 5Ocents; Reserved Seats to Dress Circle, rs
cents; Family Circle, so cents; Gallery, % cents;
Private Boxes, s. and IS; Single Seats in Private
Doors open at GAS. Curtair rises at 7:45.
Colored persons VIII, under no circumstances, be
permitted TO occupy seats in any other portion Of
the house, save the Gallery. Admission Is cents.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF THE ENGAGE
MENT OF THE DUN AND TALENTED
COMMEDIENNE 81
~ MISS BLANCH DE BAR.
Who will appear this evening in a new play ar
g. ranged expressly for her, called
LINDA, THE SAVOYARD.
Lima, the Savoyard-----.Miss Bianeh De Bar
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November lst, 1868,
VIII be be presented the new sensational play with
entirely new and original music and appropriate
scenery and appointments, called LINDA, b
eAVOYARD.
To conclude with the taring Farcy called the
TWO GREGORLES.
FRIDAY. Farewell Benefit and last appearance of
Miss Blsnch De Bar, when there will be presented
. new Comedy called LOVES TELEGRAPH,
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At a range or s1o,nog1s,Oo;B sster pressed firm
at sIs,OO@2O,OO. rjf s.il.
p salt-Firm at s2,55 for Fine $3.50 for coarse
onondasa S2,55 for Saginaw.
Ale and POrter-Steady. We quote: Pres
ent Use Xxx Ale $1,000; stock xxx sl4,Ooi Ken
nett $1,000; Pale Cream sl1, 90; Porter Sl4,OO.-
Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
HOps-steady. New York State 4595Oc, &C
cOrding to quality. Ohio 25@9Oc.
Mait-Steady. Barley Malt selling at SLIGO q
bushel.
Water Lime7oswegO and Akron steady at
s2,25.
PIaster-POwerrs land plaster 5000 . ton
Calcined $40 p hbl.
Pig IrOn-Firm. Massillon, Ne I, $500
MassiIlon, No. 2, 5000; Tuscarawas, Mol, $50, 100
Tuscarawas. No. /, $4,000.
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To THE GENTLEMEN OF CLEvELAND.-We are
prepared to prove to the full satisfaction of
every one that a gentleman can be well
dressed at no greater cost THAI if badly
dressed. That really there is nothing saved
in wearing m~iserably-cut garments. max
ing the wearer look ridiculous and act
awkwardly, when the same amount ofmoney
invested will secure elegance and graceful
ness in style, and accuracy in fit.
With our large force of excellent and
tasteful cutters, we can at short notice suit
the most particular and from our fine as
sentiments of uncut goods, please the most
fastidious. Our salesrooms for ready-made
clothing also present great attractions.
DAVIS, PEIXOTTO & Co,
Corner Water and Superior streets.
Special Department for Custom Work.