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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16


aCOURTISe IN STREET CARs.-Everything is
good in is season, saith the Preacher; all
things are good in their time and order, say
the Stoics, but all the wit of the world, and
all the humor and fun of life come from the
in-timing and the false relations of things,
whether the scene be real or conceived.
What is commonly called "courting," or
keeping company" or Sparkling" is a
good thing in its place, a very sweet thing,
we suppose, but We submit that a street-car,
or a corner, or a eoncert-room is hardly the
place for confiding the tender sentiments, and
for the manufacture of the enchantment
which make each party the prisoner of the
other. Any open exhibition of this process
is simply disgusting, Notwithstanding the
assertion goes counter to the accepted dogma
of our great essayist, "All mankind love a
lover" We saw a couple on a Kins-
man street car, Saturday noon, who
were "kilIing" in their demonstrations.
He was very mellow, but she was DOWN
right soft. Ripe as a fall pipin in septem-
Der, she was ready at any second to fall into
his lap. Apollo shot his shafts of words
hither and thither, while Leueothe turned
her face, expressive as green cheese, towards
him, like an owl to the too dazzling sun,
and accomplished the most extensive love-
grin noted in amorous annals. In the
height of her rapture, her immense nose,
ornamented with a big wart on the star
board side, was thrust nearly into the north
cast corner of his port eye.
AT length he patted her hand, squeezed it,
and jumped of; followed by her eyes which
fastened to overtake him. We predict that
Shocks will propose at the next meeting,
and of course she won't accept, oh, no!
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CRICKET MATCH.
Return Match ut Meanwhile of the
Forest City and Excelsior Clubs
The ExeeIsiOrs Victorious.

The return match between the Forest
City Cricket Club of Cleveland and the
Excelsior Cricket Club of Meadville, was
prayed on the grbunds of the latter on Sat-
urday, and resulted in the victory of
the latter by eight runs. 1t will be
remembered that the first match was played
in this city about a month age, and resulted
in a handsome victory for the Forest City
Club. Since then the Exeelsiors have
changed their eleven, and the gain which
they made by the exchange is exhibited in
the score below:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16

A DENTIST RECEIVES A DIPLoNA.-We
were gratifed to learn from the Stark Coun-
ty Republican ola late date, that our old
friend DR.. J. H. siddell, of Canton, had
some very fine specimens of teeth on exhi-
bition at the Fair at that place last week.
They were pronounced very fine By all who
saw them. The Society awarded the Doc
tor a diploma. We happen to know that
Siddell can make the best teeth in old Stark
county. He wears there the "belt" in his
nrnfessinn-
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Oswego Market-Oet.I4 d.

~FLOUR-Steady. Sales 1000 bbls at 5000 for No
I spring; Slo,5 50 for red winter; sll,5O for white;
Sl2,5 so for XXX. f.r.r
WHEAT-UnchAnged. Sales $500 bn choice white
at $3.50. 81 .T4
Canada at Sl,14: 1890 bu do at 81 90; and 5000
blu do AT private terms.
PEAs-Quiet.
CANAL FREIGHTs-Unchanged. Flour .5S954c;
wheat 15c; corn131zc; barley l3c; rye 14c; oats 91Sc
to New York.
LAKE INPoRTs-37, 900 ba wheat; $500 bu corn;
81, 900 IN. barley.
CANAL ExP9RTs-2, 800 bbls,f0ur; 800 bu wheat;
1920 bu corn; 1880 bu oats; 80, 600 bu barley; 10
600 bu rye. By rail 100 bbis -four.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

NeWberFy COal.-This faTorite Coal-after
an interval of SEVEN YEARs-is again offered to the
public. 1t is mined from new openings, and the
Coal is superior to the productions Of the old. Fol
domestic and steam purposes, it has N osUPERIOR
hardly an equal. 1t is peculiarly adapted tC
CRATES and s~toves-burns BRIGHTLY and CHEERFUL
LY-produces INTENSE heat-is much harder than
Chippewa, Mineral Ridge or M-assillon-LAsT LON
GER-is more -EcoSouIcAL-and yet is sold at a LES
price. 1t needs no commedation except a trial.
Lump, Mutt and Slack wholesale and retail, fol-
sale BY W. H. KEITH & co, C. & P. Pier,
f. y. HAMMOND,
octIc.262 On Canal foot If Vinsvsrdr -
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Special Dispatch to Western Associated Press
NEW YORK, October IA.
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NAv1eAr1oN.-During the high wind yes
terday a number eff vessels came into this
port. An managed to make the harbOr in
safety. The Perseverance" came near run
ming on the west pier, in consequence of
lines getting foul, which prevented the free
working of her jib. A large number of
spectators thronged the wharf during the
afternoon, with an eye for adventures.
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FIRE ALARM AND FIRE.-An alarm of fire
came from Box No. ,, about two Sat
urday morning. 1t proved false. AT ten
minutes past seven o'clock that evening, a
FIRE broke out in Collins Foundry, at the
head of Pittsburgh street. The inside Of
the establishment was entirely consumed.
Parties were not able to give us the estimat-
ed loss, and the amount of insurance, if
any, on the property.
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Bound ron THE STATE SOLDIERS HoNE.-
Eight disabled soldiers now at the Home in
this city, will leave to-day for the State
Home at Columbus, of which charity
hospital they VIII be permanent inmates.
Most of this squad have been at our Home
about a foTtnigHt.
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NEwBERRY coAL-The demand for this
coal increases daily. One trial will con-
vince all that it is the cheapest coal in this
market, being equal to MsssillOn or Min
eral Ridge and furnished at less price.
Leave your orders with Keith on C. & P.
Railroad Pier, or Hammond on Vineyard
street. who always have a full supply on
hand-and who are the only agents in this
a;t,
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PosTPoNED.-The habeas corpus case
brought by Mr.. VIM. Rotheram, of Rock
port, to recover his children from the West
Side Orphan Asylum, which was postponed
in Probate Court from the 9TH to the 18th
inst, was on the latter day deferred to
Thursday OF this week.
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NoRrHwEsTER.-A heavy northwester
prevailed yesterday. The lake got very
"1unPy,' and a stiff wind blew great guns
all day, accompanied at intervals with cold
rain. The weather is very Novemberish.
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EXIT MosoUITO.-While people are COVER
ing over CRATES and grumbling because Of
the cold weather, let them reflect that the
fall of the mercury has annihilated the
mosquitoes which, during the late week of
pleasant weather, beat all the plaques Of
Egypt in the way of annoyance and pure
cussedness. Monsieur Mosquito woke up
the other morning with the feeling that he
slept cold the night previous. His attenu-
ated legs were chilled, and he felt generally
numb and desolate. He has gone his way,
and we shall not hear his voice in this lati-
tude for months.
We notice that the house-fy and innumer-
able outdoor insects, accompanied Monsieur
to the pale realm. No more, this season,
will the careful housewives fine curtains
and her newly-whitewashed ceiling break
out with cutaneous disease. The pedestrian
cannot turn a fallen leaf in the fields and
woods, but he shall find under it insects
hiding from their doom, the fall Of the tenn
perature. II is said that the reduction, a
few degrees, of the mean temperature would
revolutionize the animal creation. What
a prodigious amount of life is sacrificed by
the autumnal frostsl
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ADVANCE IN RATE OF FREIGHTs.-The To-
ledo Blade says that on the goth inst. the
leading transportation lines will adj
vance the rates of freight 7le on fourth
class, and I5e per barrel on -four, from To-
ledo eastward.
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DIED WHILE on A VIsIT.-We understand
that Austin 5. Taylor, Esq, OF Huntington,
Lorain county, recently went east to attend
a family reunion, and died suddenly, in the
prime Of an active life, regretted by all who
knew him.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16

FIRE.-Fire broke out, about one o'clock
this morning, in the humble cabin of Mi
chael Clark, near the top of Detroit street
hill, West Side. The family, consisting of
six members, awoke just in time to make
their escape, with a scant wardrobe. All
their effects were burned, every h'poth,"
as Mr.. Clark said. Two steamers from this
side ran over, but the building was nearly
consumed by the time of their arrival,
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NEW ADVERTTsEMENTs

Academy of Music-Miss sallie st. Clair.
H. T. Hover & Co-New Goods.
Domestic Sewing Machine-LOcaI Notice.
Newberry Coal-Loeal Notice.
Brainard's Hall-Varian Hoffman.
John G.. Jennings-Insurance.
DR.. seeley-Catarrh Remedy.
J.. G. Simmons & cO-LOcAl Notice.
Drs. L. q J. Hunter-LOcal Notice.
Prof. Thomas & Bro.-Corns and Bunions.
John C. Jennings-House for Sale.
John C. Jennings-HOuse to Let.
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ToIedO NIarket-Ocf-I4 "a.

wHrAT-Opened u shade better but closed steady
at Yesterdays prices. Sales old white Michigan
at S2,371l; old amber Michigan 1924; new do at
Sl,ss
CoRs-sales at Soc.
n,rs-SfaadY. Snles ut &c
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$1,000 ReWRrd.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a prescrip-
tion for Coughs, Colds, WhoOping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. Strick-
tanks Melliiu0us Cough Balsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting OF
blood and night sweats. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases of chronic
cough, asthma, w~hooping cough and primary cases
OfconsumptiOn are cured by DIR. Strickland's Mel
hhuous Cough Balssm. 1t can be he had at any
Druggists. H
BENTON & DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
mG:R5
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Abateme59s.-0n Iron, Except Sheet ordered in
lots of2O tons, FIG per hundred pounds.
On Nails, ordered in lots of 100 kegs or more,
12Lc per keg.
1erms.-NOte or acceptance at sixty days, with
cuTreht rate of exchange on New York, or a dis
cOunl Of three per cent. for cash, if RENTED on re-
ceipt of invoice. Payments to be made in New
York exchange, United States Treasury Notes, or
their equivalent. No discount on bills of less
amount than fifty dollars.
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Mining Sfocks-Oes Ia

The following prices Of mining stocks were bid in
Boston to-day
Central, 40; Copper Fall, 22L; Franklin, IS;
Hancock l5%; Huron no bid; Isle RoyaIe iOH;
Minnesota 10 Quincy So; Rockland 81: Superior
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OPTICIANS.
SOLOlIONSON,S
EEI RATEn cnEnn ,
AD-MINIsTRAToR'ss SALE
20.
IA DMINISTRIT0R,S SALE OF LAM.

IA UMINIDIhIIUhb bAIE UT IANUs
hin pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court
of Guy ahoga County, to me directed, 1 shall offer
Tor sale at the door Of the Court House, in the city
o. Cleveland, in said County, on the 18th day Of
november, leooi commencing at 2 O'Clock p. NJ,
the following premises Situated in said city, and
being the n~orthwesteriy part Of sub-lot No. 10, in
John Bars subdivision Of original lots Nos. l and
S-l2 feet deep.
Terms ef sale-one-third down, and balance in
two annual payments, with interest.
Appraised at $1,000. I.
October II, 1865. ocTil262
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On Canal foot Of Vineyard st.
..Intemp,rate youth, by sad experisece fnnnd

'~'Intemp'rate youth, by sad experieece found,
Ends in an age imperfect and unsOund."
Colds produce CATARRH. which if not checked
in its earliest stages will become very difficult to
control, and if allowed to become chronic and
nothing is done, will surely result in Bronchitis or
Consumption. This disease may be permanently
cured by the use of DR.. D. H.. seeley's LIQUID
CATARRH REMEDY, even in its worst form, if
directions are carefully followed. ootI6:Rs
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Money Market-Ocf- IL

MoNET-Easier at I . cent for call loans.
STERLING ExcHANGE-109@l09%.
closing at 1HH. US
TotalexpOrt Of specie to-day s6O,2sO.
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ASEMI-MoRNoN FEAT.-Aman of this city,
we don't know his name, who has no doubt
Mormon proclivities, did a clever thing
Saturday evening, and we suppose his gener-
osity reaped the full measure of deserved re-
ward. The announcement had been made
public hat the managers of the Miltonian
Tablesux would present a silver tea service
worth SIS, to the man who should bring the
largest number of females to the show.
Aforesaid unknown man embarked in the
adventure, and between seven and eight
o'clock had one hundred girls in the space
about the ticket Office. 1t took so long to
arrange the matter of getting tickets, regis
tering, &c, &cy that some of his company
tired and went home. But all things hav-
ing been at length arranged, this lord of the
petticoats escorted his bevy of shop
fairies to the gallery. His bill was twenty
five dollars. We think that no one could OF
did successfully compete with him. He no
doubt took the prize. We wonder if this
eminently benevolent and gallant individ-
ual " went home" with each of his lumina-
ries. If SO, it must have kept him busy.
He earned his gift.
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Now York Market-Oet.. be.

CoTFoN-Firmer. Sales at 6l@62c for middling.
FLOUR-Less active and prices without decided
change. Sales at s., 5O9s,7 10 for extra state; 1910
1880 for common to good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio; and S9,4O9l2,75 for trade
brands, market closing quiet and 6rm-
WHIsKT-More active. Sales western at SD
W~HEAT-Steady, white rather easier. Sales at
Sl,T69l,sO for Chicago spring; Sl,7sT1,SO for
Milwaukee club; 81, sO91 SO for amber Milwaukee;
latter price an extremei S2,l9 for winter red west
ern; ,37@2, 40 for new amber state.
RYE-A shade frmer at Sl,Is.
BARLEY-Dull.
CORN-lc lowor for unsOund and without any
decided change for sound. Sales at 75@7S for IN
sound; 9O99l15c for sound mixed western. Lat
ter price an extreme.
OATs-HeaYy and lower. Sales at 45G53Lc for
unsOund; 56@61c for sound.
PETRoLEUN-Quiet and unchanged.
WooL-Quiet-
PoRk-Firmer. Sales at s35, OO635,6 T% for new
mess, closing at $685. VI for cash; 5000 for prime;
$50, OO@3O,25 for prime mess.
BEEF-Firm and quiet. Sales of 10000 bbls at
SlO,5O91s,5O for plain mess; SI3, 509I6,50 for ex-
ira mess.
Cur M~EATs-Steady and quiet.
BAcON-Dul.
LARD-Dull. Sales 24929Lc.
BUTTER-In demand. Sales at 32642c for Ohio.
~FREIGHTs-TO Liverpool, steady AT sgd for corn.
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The New ENGLAND SEWING MAcHINE.-A
good machine for SIS 90. We warrant them
in every respect Agents wanted. CLARK
4 BAKER, No. l2l Superior Street.
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SOLDIERS HOME REPoRT.-We give below
the report of affairs at the Soldiers Home
for the week ending Saturday, October
18th:
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H. T. HOVER & Cove notice that H.
T. Hover 4 Co., 29O Superior street, are
rapidly filling up their establishment,
which by the way is one of the most extern
sive in the city, with a second invoice of
fall and winter goods, of every conceivable
variety and the best quality. These goods
were purchased in the Eastern market at
low rates, and they claim thatthey are con-
sequentIy enabled to offer their commodities
at lower figures that any other house in
town.
Their fall and winter stock is very large.
We would call special attention to their
cloak department, in which may be found
the latest novelties of style. They offer a
magnificent supply of shawls and general
dress goods. Silks of all varieties grace and
their store, and of cloth stock, fan
nels, white and knit goods, they have an in
exhsustible supply. Winter ia now rapidly
approaching, and the thoughts of all classes
are being turned, of necessity, to the prob
lem of keeping themselves warm. Ladies
and gentlemen can find whatever they need
in the way of wear, at this establishment,
and We are sure that they can do no better
at any other store in town. See advertise
ment, and give H. T. Hover & Co. a call.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16

Anus ENEMA company of boys amused
themselves yesterday afternoon on the river,
at the expense of fsvoring wind and tide.
Starting from Johnson's Marine Block, in a
large yswl, they stood erect on the seats,
face backwards, and developed motive
power by a Nautilean device-lifting their
cost-tails high above their heads and out
spreading them, like fans, for sails. The
boat took the hint and shot up stream at a
rapid rate. The Juvenile crew would go as
far as Merwin's Block. But they had to ree-
ognize the stern law of compensation, the
dead-sure exaetions of which mar all youth
full sports. The boat must be rowed back
against wind and tide, and this required
muscle. But the tax was paid, and the
amusement was kept up all the afternoon.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-16

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The engagement of
Miss ssllie st. Clair and Mr.. Chas. Barras at
the above attractive place of amusement
has 30 far proved truly great success. The
second week of their engagement commences
this evening with the production of a novel
ty for this city, the drama of "Bibio." We
have never had the pleasure witnessing this
recent addition to dramatic literature, but
are informed that it is one of the most pow
erful and absorbing dramas upon the stage.
1t belongs to the sensational school, but of
the higher type, and has more of nature and
reality about it than usually belong to its
class in the drama. We shall have occasion
to speak more knowingly of it hereafter.
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CITY NEWS

Feed Boy wanted at the LEADER Job
Room.
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BuGaIo MarketLOet. "a

~FLOUR-Quiet.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley and Rye owing to the
advance in canal freights and the stringency in the
mOuey market are inactive and nominal.
WHIsKY-Sales at S2,22.
~PoRK-Scarce and firm. Sales at S37, 0O637, 30.
LARD-Sales st 80.
CANAL FREIGHTs-TO New York: Corn zoe; wheat
23924c; oats l3Ll4c. Boats scarce.
IMPORrs-FlOur Is, 943 bbls; wheat 81, 914 bu;
corn 2l7, 56s bu; oats lOl ,O7O bu; barley l7,765 bu;
peas 2 ,l55 bu; and for the week, -four 1881 bu;
wheat $40, OH bu; corn 6OS;294 bu; oats . ,O2s bu;
barley 81. 43S; rye 3,l52 bn.
CANAL ExPORTs-FOr "A hours Flour 200 bbls
whent 81, O4O bu; corn 1H,420 bu; oats 2G, $50 bu;
oats III 735 bn; barley "A, $50 rye 3j,253 bu. There
is ahOat on the canal ineluping shipments for tide
water for IA days from Buffalo, ending on the 18th
inst and nine days from OswegO, ending on the
18th inst: -four q 9l4 bbls; wheat 6l3, 1l6 bu; corn
PAST, us bu; oats 1856 bu; barley 534,263 bui rye
SO, ESQ bu. The stock of wheat and corn in store
here is light.
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Rose q Prentiss' Provision Marke

Report.
The following are the rates charged by us:
HAMs-Sugar-cured premium hams q b.. %
CANvAssED HAMS " q b.
DRIED BEEF-B $500. 100000.
SHOULDERs-Sugar-cured 3 b-------- 10
BACoS-Or Smoked Sides = h..-----.--.....- %
~LARD-PrimeL Leaf ettle-rnd'd in bbls or tres 30
60 Prime LeafkettIe-rnd'd i in Kegs "A h. SOI5
PORK-No. l mess a o.
&" Extra clear b I.....---.. AZ 90
10 No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depOts or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, andequal TO anything in
the State. Orders promptly filled.
ROSE & PRENTISS.
Nos. I42, IA and 146 Ontario street.
Bradburn, williams d Co.'S Quotations
WHITE : bbls, No. 1..--...-....-----.-S7 so
Trout " +" .---...-.---...-...-. s 90
HERRING .-.--..--.-.... 1 90
PICKEREL-0ut Of market.
August 20, 1865. ang3OR6
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1C1DEMY OF MUSIC.

HH. rH -
John A. EIlsler. Manager R. II. Geary =. Treasurer
vi Pnfcrz or ADNIssIoN.-Dress Circle and Par
onette. 50 cents; Reserved Seats to Dress Circle Il
cents; Family Circle, 80 cents; Gallery, 25 cents;
Private Boxes, s. and S.; Single Seats in Private
Boxes, 500.
Doors open at Gas. Curtain rises at 7:45.
Colored persons will, under no circumstances he
permitted to occupy seats in any other portion of
The house, save the Gallery. Admission 25 cents.
THE GREAT EVENT.
Continued Triumph Of the Eminent Actress,
MISS SALLIE ST. CLAIR,
Production Of the great and successful Prize Drama
of BIBIO.
MISS ST. CLAIR in her wonderful impersona-
ton Of PASCAL and BIBIO.
MONDAY EVENING, October 10th, 1865, will he
presented the great $1,000 Prize Drama Of
BIBIO;
OF,
THE MYSTERY OF THE WILLOWS.
Pascal De La Garde, .Mfss saIlie st. Clair
Bibio, a Gypsy ~Juggler, !
No Farce tonight.
In rehearsal, the superb Prize Drama of
the RED LEAGUE.
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G~FOeerteS-The market during the past week
has ruled firm, with a good demand for staple ar
ticles. An advance is noted on refined sugars, but
other articles are without decided change. .rhe
market closes firm at quotations.
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DAILY LEADER.
MONDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1865.
REGISTER.

RA- Citizens wishing conveyance to either of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by Coaches
OF Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Office, l47 Superior street, mex.
door TO the WeddeIl House.
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CIeyeIapd WhOIesaIe Market.

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. IA, 1865.
FreiShts-Ths following are the rates by Lake
and Rail from this port to New York and
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CORPORATION ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that an election vii!
be held in the several wards of the city On
Tuesday, the 7th day of March, 1865, for q
Mayor, and four persons to represent each
ward in the City Council, for the ensuing year,
viz
In First Ward Polls on the northeast cor
nar Of Prince and Water SITS. Samuel Baker,
Thomas Davy, and William r. Howard, Com
missioners.
In Second Ward: Polls at Council Cham
Der. Jesse r. Sherwood, Edward Bnrchell.
and inc. T. Taylor Commissioners.
In Third Ward: Polls at Court House. JAS
N Stewart, Jno. Moore and Jefferson Tacey
Commissioners
In Fourth Ward: Polls at northwest corner
of Prince and Alfred streets. VIM. Arnold
Henry s. Martin, and O..C. Whittlesey, Com
missioners.
The boundary between the Second and
Third Wards is the middle of st. A saph street,
instead OF Pitt street, as heretofore. In all
other respects the ward lines remain uD-
changed. JOHNSTON, .. &.
feb 24-dtd