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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-07

ENTERPR1s1EG.-Pspers mailed at Detroit
for Cleveland at the same time with letters
are distributed here about q week after the
mailed.
A letter deposited in the Cleveland Post
Office, August 9Th, addressed to a we'll
known man in Erie, is put into his box on
the taoenty-niRM At such q rate, is not
the Post Office rather anexpensivel luxury
A BUSINESS MAN.
In givingt h above an insertion it is but
lust 70 say that the faults alluded TO may
belong to the Detroit and Erie offices, and
that it would not be fair to charge the
blame to the Cleveland Office when the
chances are equal that it may belong to
other Offices.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-07
FINANCIAL Z COMMERCIAL.


WEDNESDAY, GNE1Lhsg Dcpt- o. Aocos
The local money market presents no particular
ly new feature to-day. Ban zsrS report . contin-
ued stringency, bat the business community being
fully aware of the situation, have ealed up mate.
rally on their demand, and the banks we're les
pressed to-day than for the past week, Exchange
is Eat and rates unchanged at q discount buying
and par selling.
In Cincinnati the offerings Of paper for discount
have Increased, and they are now 50 large as TO
keep very pesEly employed all the means that
bankers keep on this side of their business. Ex-
change il closa.
In Chicago currency Is close and the demand is
active. Exchange is iat.
There was an improved demand In New York to-
day for specie for export, and stms speculative
movement is also rtp5rtsd, under which the price
advanced, closing at I44T. The market is pretty
Gloss for cash gold, while the demand Is active.
Government securities are firm snd improving
under an increased home and foreign demand. Old
F%ive-twent'es are tcarce, and the tendency Of prices
is strongly upward.
The speculation in Railway Stocks ,esms to oen-
ter at present on Erie, the operations in which du-
ring the past few days have been very hsaVy. The
balance Of the list is without especial movement,
and In the aggregate the market is quiet.
IN mblCaubAo ClNClo9 hcAe y y . ~
marked change, trade il anything b,ing dull'r than
yesterday. Flour continues ct the prices Of the
past two weeks. Wheat is held firm for It'd and
moderately 30 for new, ct the prizes Of tue pastfsv
days, but buyers are few and far between, particu'
larly for new, which il not wanted by milleFs.-
Corn is dub and heavy. The Iupply of Oats ID
hardly equal to the demand, and prices are pretty
firmly maintIined. Rye is inactive. Barley show
some demand, . sale 1 car No l being made to-day
at sI,lO.
Provisions are unchanged, and the trads demand
is coed. Produce is firm, bat trade to-day VA
quiet.
The decline in HighwineE East to-day brouehi
this market down 1c, the price closing at S2,2A.-
Transactions are entirely for immediate use. Al
cohol and Spirits unchanged.
Petroleum is firm, and dealers report an Aotiv'
demand both for present and future de livery.
We note an advance to-day Of loo on Salt
The following were the receipts and shipment
at this point BY Railroad, Lake and Canal Of lead
Ing articles during the twenty four hourH endinI
at seven O'Clock this morning.:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-07

DIArrhOea and Dysentery.-We have e1-
amined q great number o~fletters from s1me Of the
most prominent citizens of Cincinnati and CoVing-
ton, etc., speaking 10 the highest terAnsO DR.
strlekland's Anti Cholera Mixture for the cure o
diarrhoea and dysentsry. The letters are too long
to publish. Mr. Woods, OF o9Vington, says he
was pronounced incurAbIe by the best doctors in
Cincinnati, and one bottle Of DR.. strias IAdd's Anti.
Cholera Mixture effected a permanent cure after
suffering for months with the worst form OF diar.
rhoea and dysentery' For sale by Druggists
BENTON 4 DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
muR.Rh
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-07

The Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph Co., in this city, will hereafter be
open for general business on Sundays (be-
ginning on the 10th inst.l at 8 A. NJ, and
remain open all day. Customers should
apply at the operating room, No. Is, on the
Sd floor. A. M. VAN DUzER, Manager.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-07

TIE LOST OF THE PEwABIo.-The Detroit
Tribune rays that a report reaches them
from East Saginaw, that Eve bodies have
been picked up at Fort Austin, supposed
to have been lost on the Pewabic. The
propeller skylArk proposes to visit thai
port at the earliest possible moment.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-07

STRUCK A REEF.-The barque L. Il. Cotton,
on her downward passage Saturday night
struck heavily on Colchester reef, directly
after entering Lake Erie, and jettisOned
sixty to eighty tons of pig iron before she
could get off. She was leaking badly, and
was towed to this city for repairs.
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HEW YORK MABKET-sept. 6.

HKW YORK HABRET-Sept. 6.
IBX FHEnaRAPH.l
COttOn-Firner and decidedly more d-iag.-
Sales at 4SQ44c for middling.
FlOur-10j better.
Sales ct 81 75@7 IS for extra state; IS s6@9 90
for common TO good shipping brands extra rOnnd
hoop ohio; So 2O9u 90 Tor trade brands; market
closing quiet.
Whisky-Lowsr, closing dull.
wheat Io better on spring, and dull and de-
clfning iorWinter. Sales ct 81 65aI So for Chicago
spring and Milwaukee club; 81 STAT 81 for amber
Milwaukee and No 1 Chicago spring; 81 O9@2 Is
for neI amber STATE; So IS for choice amber Mich
igAn.
BarIey-Dul-
Barley BsIt-Dul
COrn-Without cBange In price. Sales At $50
sec for unSOund, and 9O99lo for sound mixed west
ern.
Oafs-1o lower. Sales at 56@57c for western.
-S1EaT-steady. Sails Ouba mus,OvadO l2sss
14kc; Havana AZ.
MOlRsses-Dull.
HOps-Firm with good demand, at 10000 for
1854 Tor crop; 4096Oc for 1865 crop.
WOOI-Dul. ..l
Professionalism. Sales CT uds at sex; $50
@66%o for refined in bond.
POrk-Higher. .Ht
sales at S3I sTASS2 so new mess, closing At
So co for cash; $50 OO0S3O 80 for 1853 4 mess.
Beef-Fpm Sales at So OO@Sl0 90 for plain
mess, and $40 6091O 60 for extra mess.
Reef HamS-Quiet. 81
Bacon Dull.
~Iard-Quiet and firm. Sales at IeH92sc
Butter-Duli ct 2lgsOo for Ohio, and S294oc
rheeaa-Actiye at uaI6Lc.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-07

TIE NEw DEPoT.-The work on the new
Union Depot is being rapidly pushed for
ward. The walls are built up as high
as they were intended TO be, and at
the western End of the structure there is
now being wrought the massive stone ma
sonry which will support the roof. The
building is growing space, and rising fast
into its final form. 1t will be 8 grand look
ing old pile when completed.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-07

Water Lame-OsvsEO and Akrsn held at
$500.
PIastaP-'PowsB'B' land plaster uo,eO per
ton; OAlcinsd 500 3 Dbl. -a.
HOps-Firm. New York State 4o9oeo' S0oord'
ing to quality; Ohio 25@SOc.
NaIt-stsady. Barley Malt hsld at Sl,TO pen
bunhsl. -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-07

THH NUISANCE "GREATExs."-six names
were added to the West River street null
sance case yesterday morning, increasing
the number of offenders to twenty-five
The case was continued 10 the 2Oth inst.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKE1

by TELEGRAPH
NEW YoRK, September 6, 1855.
The current prices for the week at the markets
are As follows:
TO good quality SIS GOALS so; common quality
Sl2 6O@l4 60; inferior quality 50 O09I1 90.
Cows and Calyes-E1tras Q head. ss5 cog
100 "; LIST quality S75 o09so O0i ordinary $50 OGa
SIS 90; common quality $50 coz So 90; inferior
quality $40 O0@6O 90. E
sheep and LRmbs-Extras, per head, 81 90
a. IT; prime quality S. 0O96 90; ordinary quality
Sc 5O@5 so; common quality s. OO@4 So inferior
s. 5C@4 90.
Swine-Heavy OOrn-Ssd, . n, l29lfhc; still
fed 12OIs14o.
fetal receipts OF all stock for this week and LIST
week were a. fO,loSs: 8 200 bee7es. 1872 cows,
lSs veal calves, 22,77I sheep and lambs, lS.64S
swine.
Total receipts Of all stocks, at ali markets., for
last Week W are es follows. 6,O4S beeVes. l39 COWS,
I,652 veal caves, 2l,426 sheep and lambs, s,TEz
awine.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-07

SALARIES OF OBERL1E PRoFEssoRs Raised
The Oberlin NciOs says that "the Trustees
of the College, at their Commencement
session, voted to raise the salaries of the
Professors to 81, 600, each. As the regular
income of the Institution will not afford
sufficient funds to do this, they will depend
on the contributions of the friends of the
College, to make up the deficiency. Our
Professors ought to have $4,000. Their
services would easily command that else
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CITY NEWS.

STITCHING N ENBRoIDERY.-Seving ma
chine stitching of every description done
in the best style at III superior, cor. BanI
| street. GROVER & BAKER's
9-242:eod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
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take pleasure in announcing that MAJOR d
F. Herrick, of the l2th o. V. O., has re-
ceived the commission of Lieut.. Colonel in
his regiment, which is now on duty in East
Tennessee.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-07

DEMOCRATIC PRnARy MHKTIEGs.-The De-
mocracy of the city will hold their primary
meetings tonight, for the appointment of
delegates to The County Convention, TO be
held next Saturday in National HAM
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-07

REPAIHTIEe.-The east side of the We'd
dell House is receiving & fresh coat of paint
which will add much to the appearance Of
the building.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-07

A YnLAE At LIBERTT.-No less than g
dozen complaints have been recently made
about the attempts of an unknown villain
to entics small girls, school children, into
alleys and by-placeS. He has been seen
hanging around on Prospect street and
scoviIe avenue, and has frenuently of lste
sccostsd girls and endeavored to get them
to 20 with him, offering to show them OBJ
scene pictures, &c. BE is described as q
man of medium height, wearing q black
moustachs and having short curly hair.
Such q base scoundrel needs looking after,
either by the police or by parents.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-07

MAEsLAUaHTER.-The case of Thomas Gil
martin, charged with the crime Of man.
slaughter, was called in Police Court, yes
terday m~OEHiHs, b~S rSs continued TO the
9Th inst.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-07

TIE STEREsPTICON.-A matinee was giVon
yesterday afternoon in Brainard's Hall for
the accommodation of ladies and children,
which was we'll attended. The delight Of
the children knew no bounds. It is the
peculiarly of exhibitions of this kind, tb at
the least as we'll as the most discriminst T.
ing eye and taste find occasion for tae
most thorough enjoyment. An exhibition
was given in the evening also, to q very
good house.
The strong point of this highly refined as
well as "moral show" we consider, is the
collection of prints statuary. Not
that architectural and landscape
views are scanty or inferior, but
those of sculpture are numerous
and rare. We saw a number of views last
night, which we have long wished to see,
and which have never been shown here.
And we wish to add that good
Judgment is used in the or
dering of the pictures. Sufficient
time is given for the taking in of the views
by the mind. A magnificent piece of stat
uary grows out of the blue or crimson mist,
and is not straightway whisked out of sight
before it can make its impression on the
mind. Nor are the spectators bored by the
lecturer. The gentleman acting in hat ca
pacITy Is couClse anu bTiUf in wh0th no seys
When he has made his say he relapses into
silence, and gives the spectator leave to
enjoy the view. Most lecturers disturb and
annoy the house with their infinite palaver
and insne clstter.
There will be another exhibition this
evening. There will be none on Friday
night, the Hall being generously surrender
ed by the proprietor of the ~StereoPticOn 70
Clara Fisher, the wonderful little singer
Our citizens should by all means see these
views.
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MKW ADVERTIsEMRN1R

Hover 3 Higbee-White and Fancy Goods.
Varieties Thestsr-Opsring.
Lost-SAfe Key.
Taylor, GEiswold q Co.-DeLaines.
Asher, Adams a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wanted.
Esther stokes-InformAtioA Wanted.
Z. H.-Situation Wanted.
DR.. Herrick-Houss and Lot for Sale.
o. Cutter & son-Local Notice.
HudsOn'E Tooth Psste-LOcaI Notice.
a. Lesman-Loca Noifee.
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MARRIED,

PALM-HERRICK.-At Hudson. Ohio, Wtdnes-
day morning, sep EN- Der 9Th, by Rev. Csc. OAR
ling, Mr.. Henry N. Palm, Of Cincinnati, to Miss
Myra G. Hsrrick, OF Hudson. No .ards.
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Administering the arrivals ct he
WeddsIl House yesterday, We noticed the
names of the following gentlemen: Hon.
George &. PendletOn, Hon. George E. Pugh,
2. NJ. Corwine, Ego E. Howe, jr., and
George Clifford and 8. ]. Gordon, Esqrs., of
Nav York. Messrs. Pugh and Corwine
ave come on professional business, in con-
5eetiou with heavy case soon to be
brought up inths District Court, and E.
Howe. IN, Of sewing machine nOtOristy;
come, accompanied By hia counsel, tOsse
through a suit growing sOut pt the alleged
infringement, Ofrsrtaiu parties ~hsresbOutsl
On his Pstsss
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-07

Starr has constantly, at his News Depot,
all the leading New York daily and weekly
papers, which are resolved in saVsnce Of
the mail,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-07

NATIONAL CONVENTION OF CIGAR MAKERS
In June, 1854, a meeting was called and
held in New York city, by men interested
in raising tobacco and the manufacture OF
cigars, when it was determined to organize
a National Union for the protection of their
interests. At the close of the meeting
Cleveland was designated as the point
for holding the next National Convention.
It was expected thst about thirty of the
chief cities of the States would be repre-
sented in the Convention which met in
Temperance Hall al ten o'clock yesterday
morning. The following delegates reported
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EHTERED--.. sOpt'mber Sc.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Atlantic, p att, Buffalo
Prop Pittsburgh, Cook, Buffalo
schF Kate Robson, EmmOns, Buffalo
sohr G D DousmAn, Peterson, Marquette
Schr 7 W Nichols, Young, Marquette
SchF Winona, Montague, Houghton
SooG Uncle eam, Sims, Sand Beach
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sc.
Stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay. Detroit
Stmr Gen Sherman, Blakeslee, KingsYile
Prop Pittsburgh, Cook, Chicago
Prop Northern Light, Muroh, 0ntonagon
schr Coral, Thomas, Buffalo
Schr 8 Burchard. Day, Saginaw
Rehr Josephine, Titus, Stanley
Sow Block swan, Smith, Black River
scow Ellen White, Dupee, Saginaw
Barge Experiment, B ys, Pigeon River
Tug W B Castle, Hsekett, Pigeon River
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REAL ESTATE.
John G. JENNINGS,
INSURANCE,
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Atwater Building, Superior VI.


OITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Prospect at near BroEnsll-TWO story house, and
lot 60xl25 feet; water and gas. $500.
Euclid st., near BroWneIl-Large tWo-sEorY brick
house; hot and cold water, bath room, &C.; lot
64xI6S feet. SIS, 900. .rH
Walnut st., near Ene-TWo-story house, barn, and
lot 25xl3 feet. $500.
KinsmAn ( ~poo)site Brick Water Oure-TWo-
story hou stal ID lot 72x666 feet; barn, fruit and
shrubbeTy. $500.
Euclid stood tvO-stOry brick house and large
lot, leasehold.
ScoTills avenue-Houss. barn and lot 45x2oO feet:
good fruit; . nice place. 5000.
House and Leasehold-On Bond st. $1,000.
Store, DWelling and Lotion Cedar St near Perry;
q good property.
stillmsn House-A good brick hotel on Columbus
st.; lot IOOx120 feet.
Clinton st.-Tvo story brick house and los 11exl26
SSSt,
Detroit st.-The brick store now occupied BY
Messrs. Truscott 4 Ineham IS 3 grocery store;
enc of the best businssa locations on the West
Side; viii be sold very low. bel
Ontario st., eoTn.r St. CLARA good location for
business; lot s2x96 feet; will be divided II de
sired.
Prospect st., near ~PerTy-VAeant lot 47x200 feet.
Euclid road, near Wilson ~Avenue-Sixtesn acres,
most beautifully located.
Also, . great variety OF l 81
FARMS AND OUT-LOTS.
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New York Stock Harket-sept. 8.
lar fHLEdRAPH1
Government StOcks-Steady o.. SKIES
Five twenty coupons. lO71s; do SKIES, hve-tWenty.
registered, 1857; Elves, ten-forty coupons, S4as;
Treasury 7 SOS, second series, 995sf
StOekB-Dul. Tennessee sixss &c; Ohio . Mis-
sissippi certificates 29A; Quicksilver 56A; Central
Aosl III Nav Yogk oeutTal a254; Erie ss2s; Head
Southern 6s2s; CLEVELAND Z r1tUsyufehT no T0ET-
western 1854; do preferred $50; Erie 1881.
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2. Z. Money Marhes-sept. 8.

icy TELKaRAPH-l
MOney-More active at 5@6 . cent. for call
loans. --tLS
Sterling EXehange-Is q shade hrmers At
IO9kaiOSH in gold Ior nIst class bills
GOId-A shade higher, opening at 1925, and
closing At l44H
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PATENT OFFICE AGENCY.
STATES AND FOREIGN

PATENT OFFICE AGENcH,
80, IS6 Rank SGFeea, Cleveland, Ohio.
We are prepared to transact buafnsss Of eVsry
description relating to Inventions, Pravings, Ca
VOats, Specifications, Patents Infringenents, and
the Patent Laws. BURRIDGE 4 20,
.-ss A-tho's.aa atto--sv- nv p-ts~$
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Total amount collected, and sam paid
into the County Treasury"--.--.--. $T66 81
Jty Gases Finally Dis State Gases Finally Dis
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PIrTsBURsa PErROLkUMMARKEI
Especial espOtt for the Daily LrAurA.l

PITTSBURGH, September $500 P n.
The Allegheny Is again rising, and the prospeet
for steamers reaching Oil City Is desmed favorable.
The stock Of Crude is about exhausted. Receipts
to-day $50 bbls. Sales 800 bbls, part to srriv'.-
Holders are finn at 2Io without packages Anun-
Der o. heavy parcels sre on the way, which the
present Iise will bring down. Light receipts OF
Green county oil are coming in, and holders are
asking an advance.
There are plenty of purchasers Of Refined oils
Who are anxious to operate. Bonded advanced lc
to-day. Eales were 1000 bbls standard free on cars
At 47o; 1tOO bbIs brilliant, delivered at Philadel-
phia in November. at SIC 1909 bbls on spot for No
vembsr at 47c 800 bills, immediate Philadelphia
delivery, at 55c. Other sales at same range.
Eastern purchasers are plenty, and the market
closed frm. Hold, rs stocks are very light BE-
hnsrs are running their full capacity
Tar is dull at $500. Eapths not wanted.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-07

THOUGHTS on THEFUTURE Policy OF AMERICA.
By John William Draper, M. D., LII. D.
New York: Harper & Brothers. 1865.
We have received from the publishers the
above work, and reserve a notice of the
same until we have had the opportunity of
giving it q thorough reading. Professor
Draper is an original and profound thinker,
and this latest contribution to political
philosophy will be warmly welcOm ed by
the large class who admire this vigorous
writer and delight in his speculatiOns.
It is for sale by Cobb, Andrews & Co.
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CAx You FORGIVE HER2 ANovel. By An
thony Trollope. New York: Harper i
Brothers. 1885.
The death of Thackeray left in England
but three nOvelists whose reputation may
be considered national. OF these, next to
Dickens, Trollope holds the highest place,
and il popularity recognized as the most
pleasing of the class. He excels in inven-
ton, and herein lies the chief difficulty in
literary composition. The plot nee thor
oughly conceived, the construction of the
story achieved, the story tells itself for the
most part. And yet TrOllope is peculiarly
felicitous in the mere telling of a story. he
is, in his general method, simple and nat
ural. There is in the quality and ordering
or posture Of his characters, no straining for
effect, NO passion for caricature. He is evil
IDENTIFY q lover of reality, and neither hu-
mol nor spleen leads or warps him from
truth in his portreitures. His stories are
n~hato~-snhs of societx and life. but his
art is superior, for his picture onsrS every
color, and never shows bold and glazing.
We need not say that novel readers will
find in this last story of TrOllope's the ex-
cellencies of those which have gone before,
and take such solid comfort in its perusal IS
to make the burden of this heated term go
for nothing.
For sale by Cobb, Andrews & Co.
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mHE AMERICAN AZ

il, without question,
THE BEST WATCH FOB TIME 3.
uownsd IN the world: We have them, all grads
~ ne1euaents, and cases all weights and rzeas
O0WLS q co.,
ssps " Superior BtEeets Tsddsn HQEls{
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'Miis not the OCCASION; by the forelock take
That subtle Power, the never-hahing time.
Lest q mere moments putting of should make
Mi,chance almost - heavy as 9 crims.''
RecolIsct that Dr.. D. Il. Seelye's Oatarrh Rene
dy will cure Catarrh, thus ~arrsstirg 9 disease,
which, If allowed ifs course, will result in Con.
sumption. sep4
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PROFESSIONAL.

N~M. BARBER, formerly Captain LIST
VI Battalion o. v. s. g., late Lieutenant COL
ossTI9Tth Q. VI Attorney st Law and Author
ised Military claim Agent. Once 222 Superior st.
VIII collect Local Bounty, Government Bounty,
Of every hind against the U. s. Particular atten.
ton given to thu settling Of 0ffioers' accounts. Ap-
plioatioss BY mail promptly attended to sepl:Re
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Deo. Is, 500 Dec. 81, leo InS. 500. 600 Dec. 9,4O0
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left
at tide water from the commencement Of nAviga-
ton to the s1st Aug, inclusive, during the years
1894 and 1ee6 a. followa.
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uOPs-BEsT QUALIFY FOR FAM
0HURdEILL& BRoTHER,
funal Es Ontario strsaA
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DENTISTRY.
iNERTRl TEETH B Q


T.A. az the Arm of HkLLTwELL 1 DAETKLss
III; al III old established Dental Rooms, oorns
Ont.rjo street and Public Square, making those
enVSIusbIe gems, Artificial Teeth, at she old prices
Seiore ~ YER, An Upper OF Lower sst IRON SO
= 0E aU york warranted anltfRA
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For sale by Ingham & Bragg.

History OF THE UNITED STATES CAvALRY.
By Albert G.. Bracket, Msjor Is. U. s.
c., Colonel 9th L " c., &c, &e--New
York: Harper 4 Brothers. 1865.
The author of this valuable contribution
to the military history of the country, as
serts that the Cavalry Service in the United
States has never been properly sppre-
ciated, and assigns this as his rea-
SON for writing the present work.
Having served several years in the Cavalry,
he is well qualified on that ground as well
as any other, TO set the branch of the SER
vice to which he belongs and in which he
has acquired distinction, right before the
eyes of the country. The work is one Of
considerable scope, as 1t essays to be a his
tory of the o. 8. Cavalry from the forma-
ton of the Federal Government to the 10th
of June, 1868, as well as q partial chronicle
of the part taken in the late wal by thii
| efficient force. The book is written in 6
| clear, concise and withsl spirited manner
and will not go begging for readers.
For sale by Cobb, Andrews & Co.