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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-24

The REyo TmEs.-The Reno Tines, the
publication of which viii be commenced
next week, at Reno, Pa, will be a valuable
advertising medium for our business men,
as it starts off with an edition of over
twenty thousand copies. Those who would
reach the oil aud business community will
do well to make a note of this fact
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-24

HIVE No FAITH X HM.-The people OF
this county evidently believe in marriage.
For the Probate Judge issued upwards of
one thousand marriage licenses daring the
wear ending September lst. IT'S certain
they do not believe in Mentaigne. he,
queer old Gaseon, was married, to be sure,
but he honestly owns that he "did" it sim
ply beeausei it was the custom of thecountry
and times,-not that he approved the act in
his private Judgment. And therei is no bit
terness or alloy Of regret, but honesty only,
in his statement, that, were he free again,
he wvul4 not marry Wisdom herself if she
would have Ms. We think he will not
-saselytiEe very fast GuYHl's 3 county folks.
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ACKNOWLEDeEMENT.- Messrs. Holden,
Clark and Wilson, booksellers at No. los
Monumental Park, send US Harper for De-
cember. They keep on hand all the PoPu-
lar periodicals., and a large and attractive
stock of books. People desiring anything
in the stationery or book line viii do well to
call on them. 4t.;. La. I'D.
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FLOUR-DulI. To eject sales holders wonid
have to submit to a decline OF l5@2Uc.
MHEAT-Adyaneed 21%g3hc, closing firm a,
Sl,S912@l, 40 for No. l aud 81 LUIGI 90 for No. 2.
CoRN-Active Sales at 5se Tor No. 1; SIC for
No. 2.
0Ars-Firm at 2Oc. a
FkEIGHTs-Dull. Toe on corn to Buffalo
All vessels arriving are going into winter quar-
tiers. c
HIGHwISEs-Inactive.
PROYIsuONs-Dul. I
Mass PoRK-Deehhed Sc; prime mess nominal.
LARD-Dulla at 25d26cs - a a
REcEIPTs-Flour AZ, 900 bbls; wheat "a. 600 bu:
c5rn % 600 bu; oats l6, 500 bu.
SIIPaIEETs--3,6 500 bbls -four; 5000 bus wheat:
5000 bus corn5 IS, eco oats. ~
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AsHORE.-The bark Naomi us reported
ashore at Grand Traverse Bay, Lake Mich
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CHAS. v. 6C.sSH4Y W. NOBLE.
ATTORNEYS q C0anseTlors al Law,
AMrurnAU purr Dr,rcs-- -
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BunaIo Market-Nov. %.

FLOUR-Dul and unchanged.
WHEAr-NO 2 red winter Ohio at SIS; No l
Milwaukee. to arrive, at Sl,65; held No. 2 do s., So;
white Canada at S2,2092,4O; white Michigan at
81 10; Green Bay club az 81, Ga.
CORN-ScaFce and firm. Sales at Tsc for No ].
OATs-sales at S3942%c, as to condition.
BARLEY-Held at Sl,OO@l ,Os. l4
RYE-Hominal. Sales at soc for sound MOL
Unconstitutional at S2,35. v-EIsT.
~PORK-S34,OO.
CANAL FREIGHTs-Wheat to Rochester s1sa6c;
Seneca Falls lOc.
IMPORTs-FlOur GOA bbIs; wheat so. s95bu: corr
$50; oats I,4S5; barley 5,IO2.
CASAL ExPoRTs-Wheat "A, 100 bush; corn 50, Geo
oats 81, $50 rye 10.
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STOLEN PROPERTY IDENTIFrED.-Most of
the property recovered from the Williamson
boys, which was slowed in the police prison,
has been identified and claimed by the par
ties owning it. The wool, as we cSnjectur-
ed, belonged to Mr.. Joseph Townsend, of
Avon. Bond, the chief thief in these ad-
ventures, has not yet been arrested.
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A New FRoxT.-We observe that 7. J.
ouinlan. n~ewsdealer, &c, IVA Ontario street,
has improved his establishment by putting
up a new front. The work is rather fanci-
full, and by its good taste the building makes
its mark among its more dingy and com
monplace neighbors. But the attractions
are not all external. Mr.. Quinlan keeps
within a large stock of stationery, and all
the latest papers and periodicals which his
customers may want. He also keeps bread
of all kinds, crackers, cakes, etc, ETC. Give
him a call. sH
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-24

RAISING THE BELL.-Then new bell for the
First Presbyterian Church was hoisted, by
means of ropes, pulleys and windlass, yes
terday afternoon, and lodged without acct
dent in the east tower of the ediice. 1t will
probably go into final position and adjust
ment by Saturday night, at latest, so that
we can have, on the nextEBOrd's day, a
touch of its quality. The gqqsins have been
praetiefng and ringing changes on it, Is it
Low IN the walk, initiating fire alarms, &C.,
and 4 seems have a very loud, clear tone.
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MEDICAL.
GLAD NEWS.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,

ARE WARRANTED IN ALL CASES
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure Of all Diseases
arising from Sexual Exeesses, or
YOUTHFUL INDISCRETIONS,
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions and Sensual
Dreams, Gen tai, Physical and Nervous Debility
Impotence, elect, Sexual Diseases, &c.
NO CHANGE OF DIET IS NECESSARY.
And they can be used without detection. Each
box contains 60 Pills. Price One Dollar. If You
cannot get them Of your Druggist, they will b.
sent by mail, securely sealed, postpaid, with full
instructions, that insure a cure, on receipt of the
money and a pamphlet of 100 pages on the errors
OF youth, the consequence and remedy, sent free
ten cents required for postage. address, DR.. J.
BRYAN, Consulting Physician, AZ, Broadway, N.
Y, p o. Box 5U79. Dealers can be supplied By
Demas, Barnes & Co., Wholesale Agents, N. Y.
For sale by CIV. LARK, Druggist, II9 Supe-
riOr street. Ilevaland. annl.rE-MhLfn
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-A very fair house
was in attendance at the Academy of Music
last evening, and the Zanfretta troupe did
not fail to delight all with their feats. Their
performances are SO varied, to say nothing
Of their excslleHce, that people cannot help
being entertained without fatigue and sur
felt. They offer an attractive bill tonight,
which may be seen IN the regular advertise
meet Of the Academy of Music.
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railroad intelligence.


PRoPosED SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD
We learn from the Auburn Advertiser that
the harbor of Cobourg, opposite Fair Haven,
is the only one on the Canada side of Lake
Ontario which does not freeze. Fair Haven
harbor on this side is the only enc on the
up solid in. the winter. In this there
is some ice, but not enough to obstruct, in a
considerable degree, steamboat navigation.
The body of the lake never freezes over at
all. Hence, a winter transit of steamboats,
across the lake between those points can be.
kept up to connect the Grand Trunk Rail
road in Canada with the projected Southern
Central.
This road is a fixed fact, and a winter
connection with the Grand Trunk Railroad
a cardinal point in this project. 1t is this
which will give Canada lumber in winter,
and give them coal during the same season.
1t is this, in short, which gives the Southern
Central a respec table northern connection,
and which assures it a fair winter business.
IMPORTANT RAILROAD CHANGEs.-A short
time since C. II. Hurd, Assistant Superin-
tendent of the Michigan Central Railroad
resigned his position and was succeeded by
J. D. Hays, of Buffalo. VIM. X. Muir, Gen
eral Superintendent of the Detroit and Mil
waukee Railroad, has rendered his resigna-
ton. Rumor says he is to be succeeded by
William Wallace, General Superintendent
of the Great Western Railway, or by Thomas
Bell, the present efficient Secretary of the
Detroit and Milwaukee. Rumor further
states that R. N. Rice has accepted the Vice
Presidency of the Michigan Central Rail
road, and that W. X. Muir will succeed him
as General Superintendent. J. NJ. Webster,
for the last ten years connected with the
Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati Railroad,
has resigned the position of General Ticket
Agent at Sandusky, and will move to Wyan-
dot, Kansas, being General Freight Agent
there of the Union and Pacific Railroad. F.
V. Toilet is his successor.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-24

OYSTER BAY.-No. ITO Bank street, two
doors south of the Academy of Music, is the
best place in Cleveland to get shell oysters.
Wines, liquors and cigars at the bar. The
restaurant is supplied with everything eat
able. Free lunch every morning at 10
o'cock. st C. RANDALL, Prop'r.
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$1,000 ReWard.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a preserip-
tion for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. Strick-
lank's Melihuous Cough Balsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night swests. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases of chronic
cough, asthma, whOop'ng cough and primary cases
Of Consumption are cured by Or. strickland's Mel
Iiauous Cough Balsam. 1t can be be had at any
Druggists. 30.
BENTON & DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, %.
m6;R5
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SOMETHING NEW pSDER TIE sUN.-Another
triumph in the way of a paper collar has
Just been introduced into this market
through the enterprising, wide awake, 60
ahead jobbing house, NJ. Halle d Co. They
have become the sole agents for the l
Marseilles paper collar a collar, by the
way. that everybody, as soon as its merits
are discovered, will be anxious to have. The
beauty and elegance of this d~eleetable COL
lar are apparent at frstsight 1t viii win all
hearts and become as great a favorite as a
diamond pin. We consider the Eastern
manufacturers peculiarly fortunate in Sc
curing for their Sole agents here, a house of
as high standing and extensive business
connection as N. Halle & Co. @
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED.-----.LNOv. p.
stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
Brig Paragon, Sims, Sand Beach
Brig Gen Worth, Fraser, Bay City
Sehr J S Newhouse, Gales, Bay City
Sehr Eliza Logan, Stoddard, Bay City
Schr n P GOOdell, Niece, Forester
Scow Ida and Mary, DrOuillard, Detroit
CLEARED.------NoV. q.
Stmr Gen Sherman, Blakesley, Rondesu
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, Buffalo
Schr S G Andrews, Jones, Buffalo
Schr Seventh Regiment, Peterson, Huron
Sehr L Gross, Morgan, YermilliOn
Schr Snow Bird, Connolly, WyandOtt
Schr idaho, Thrall, Port Huron
Schr Sweet Home, CTangle, Toronto
Schr Marco Polo, Hinton, Hamilton
Scow Orion, BOdewyek, Detrois
Scow Eagle, Powell, Plaster Bed
Scow Gen Sherman, Kelley, Sandusky
ScOw Ellen, Blanchard, Keley's Island
Scow 7 Wilcox, Post, Kelley's Island
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Mnwaukee Market-Nov. ea.

FLOUR-Dun.
EHEAK-AdVGneed 1c. Sales at SI,37. -t
OATs-Firm at 2s%929c.
RRCEIPTs-2,3 300 bbls -four; 100, GOO bush wheat.
sHIPMESTsLA,sO 500 bbls flour lGO,OO bush wheat.
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OPTICIANS.
DUBLIO LANDS-SCRIP For SALE

l. COLUMBUS, October I, 1865.
In accordance with the provisions of an act of the
General Assembly of the State Of Ohio, passed
April Ii, 1865, the undersigned State Ofheers will
receive proposals for the paTchase of the Land Scrip
received from the United States for the establish
ment Of an Agricultural College, or Colleges. in The
State Of Ohio,
The Scrip can be located on any vaca.x United
States Lands, subject TO entry AZ private sale At
Sl,25 per acre, mineral Lands eSeluded.)
No proposition will b received for less than one
hundred and sixty acres. -
If moye convenient, proposals may be made TO
the Auditor and Treasurer Of any County. VINO vii
smit the same to the undersigned.
las. H. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF State.
Nm. HOOPER,
Treasurer Of StatS
WM. HENRY SNIFF
oet4EaeltaW SecTsssr-
Of State.
p4RIAE sTATEs -
COwLES L CO.,
. WE.lN.n H.
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N. Y. stock MaPket-Nov. "a.

STocKB-Strong
United sthtes skies Of 1881, registered, 1857; do
$40 coupons Of 1862 l0IZ; do. Of 1854 99Z; do Of
1866 s91ss United States lives 100, registered 81;
Treasury 7-30s, Sd series, 81 tlf ~
Ohio and Mississippi certificates 29A; MaripOsa
49,; New York tcsntral 971S; Erie so; Hud-
son 1924; Reading n71SS; Northwestern SEA
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WHKAT-192c lower. Sales OF new white Mich
igan at SL63%9b56i old amber at 1888; new at
SI579I,5s.
COKS-2c better. Sales at 69c for No, I.
0ATs-Steady. Sales at 3sc.-
LAKE FHEIGHTs-Quiet.
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS,

remove Headache, Dizziness, Giddiness, DroHsf-
ness, Unpleasant Dreams, Dimness Of Sight
Indigestion, Cleanse the Stomach and
- Bowels,
Insure NEW LIFE in the DebIitated, and
RESTORE THE SICK TO PERFECT HEALTH.
Try them They only cost rs cents, and if yo0
cannot get them Of your Druggist, send the monet
to Dr. J. BRYAN, Consulting Phys clan, Az Broad
way, r. o. Box 500, aud they Will be sent by re-
turn ma !, post paid. Dealers supplied by. DemAs
Barnes 4 Co, Wholesale Agents, New York.
For sale BY g. W. CLARK, Druggist, IIs supe-
nor street, Cleveland. sep~4,r6-wt1%td
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TO LADIES.
Ifyou require q reliable remedy to restore you Us.
DIR. HARYEY,N FEMALE PILLS

a never Iallng reneIy Tor the remOvcl Of Obstrucl
tons, no matter from what cause they arise. They
are safe and sure, and will restore nature in every
case They are also efhcaciOus in all cases Of Weak
ness, Whites, Prolapsus, &C. Sid in boxes con-
tanning 60 pills, price One Dollar.
Send for DR.. HARYEY'S Private Medical Advis-
er, addressed to females 100 pages, giving full in
struetions, 10 cents required for postage. If YOU
cannot purchase the Pills of your Druggist, they
viii be sent, post paid, secure from observation, on
the receipt Of One Dollar, by DR.. j. BRYAN Con-
sultilg Physician, ~ Broadway, N. Y. p. o. box
5yIs. Dealers supplied by DeInas Barnes & Co.
Wholesale Agents, New York.
For sale by G. ". CLARK, Druggist, n9-supe-
rior street, Cleveland. sep4:r6;wALtd
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CITY NEWS

We notieethat the Central Park Lap Robes
for carriages are all the rage, and Benedict
has some of the most beautiful ones that we
have ever seen.
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Marine News.


AsHORE.-The bark Naomi is reported
ashore at Grand Traverse Bay, Lake Mich
igan.
THE PROPELLER MAYFLowER TO BE RAISED.
The contract for raising this steamer,
which lies sunk at the head of Detroit river,
has been let. She will be raised this fall.
GONE INTO WINTER QUARTERs.-The steam
er Iron City, which was advertised to make
one more trip to Lake Superior, has aban-
dOned the trip and gone into winter quar-
tiers at Detroit.
The propellers Wabash and Tioga, of the
Erie Line. have laid up in this port. The
propeller Equator, of the Central Line, has
gone into winter quarters at Buffalo.
A WREcK-ToTAL Loss.-The schooner
Lilly Dancey, ashore at Port Elgin, Lake
Huron, loaded with grain, will prove a total
loss. She was owned at Goderich. Her
cargo is insured.
BARK LEVI RAwsON.-This vessel, which
ran on a reef at Point au Pelee, IN Thurs
day last, has since been got off by the steam
er Magnet, aided by the ting T. F. Park.
She has proceeded to Buffalo in tow of the
Magnet. She was got a1oat on Saturday
afternoon, after Tightening a part of her
cargo.
ANOTHER STEAMER FOR THE DETRoIT AND
SASDUsKY LINR.-We learn from the Detroit
papers that the side-wheel tug Elliott, was
sold on Friday last, to parties interested in
thsapwnership of the steamer Philo Parsons
of the Detroit and ~Sandusky route, the cap
tain of the Elliott retaining one eighth in
terest. 1t is intended the coming winter to
construct a new model for the machinery of
the Elliott, and she viii be in readiness for
commission on the opening of navigation,
when she will bs put on the above route in
connection with the Parsons. The business
of this route has sufficiently increased the
present season to warrant the establishment
of a daily line.
VESSEL sUNK.-We learn from the Detroit
Free Press that the scow Sunshine, owned
at ~Sandusky, is reported Junk at Lexington,
on Lake Huron. The report as received,
states she was loading lumber at that point,
and was driven against the pier, and sunk
shortly afterwards. The tug Prindiville
has gone to her relief with steam pumps,
leaving here yesterday evening.
sUPPosEp WREcK.-The Chicago Tribune
says that on Saturday afternoon the schoon-
er Challenge, sailing to hat port, came
across the fragments of a wreck, about forty
miles southwest of Pittle Point Au Sable.
1t consisted of a large hemp tOpsail, with
the topmast and rigging, which had appa-
rently been cut away below the cap. From
the appearance of the wreck, the captain of
the schooner supposed it to be the remains
of some Canadian vessel, which had prob
ably been Wrecked during some of the re-
cent storms. The topsail was taken into
port, and may be recovered by the owner by
applying to the captain of the Challenge
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REOney Market-NoV.e "a.

MoNEY-Active and steady at ] D cent.
SrERLING-Firm at l096lO9L.
GoLD-Quiet and steady, opening at I46T. de
blining to I4654. and elOsiRg At AZ.
GOVERNMENT STocKs.-Dull.
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AUCTION SALES.
Monday, Noreraber 27A, 1865.
Good Frame Dwelling House
and Lease.

AT AUCTION, .~~-~~-BT o. CUTTER 4 SON.
a CUTTER & SON will sell at Aue-
". fion, on Monday, November 27th, at 10
O'clock A. M. on THE PREMISES, the Frame
Dwelling House No. los Southwest corner of Bond
and Rockwell streets. Said house is u story
frame, ~contains9 rooms, besides pantry, bathroom
hail and s closets, is nearly new throughout, with
lease of 100 feet front on Bond street by 647z feet
deep. Large yard, with grapes, fruit and ever
green trees Lease for 5 years from LIST April 1860
Ground rent $3.50 per year and taxes. Terms cash
st time Of sale. nOy23:265
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Northwestern preferred 81; Michigan Southern
~; Pittsburgh 935<; Rock Island 10S7s; Chicago
Burlington and Quincy iHA; Fort Wayne 1875
Terre Haute AZ
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FIOur-DuII and heavy. City brands held at
sII,OOfor Xxx red; $500 for Xxx white. Country
brands Xx-red s9.5O9Io,sO 50; do Xxx white SO, 50
@n,56,
Wheat-Dun and heavy. Sale lear No. 2 red
from store at S1,4O. Other grades nominaIly IN
changed, but inactive. w
COrn-Quiet. No. 2 mixed nominal at Zoe from
store. deed
Oats-Quiet and nominal at 42c for No. I Ohio.
4oc for Illinois. THE sales of cars Ohio reported
by us yesterday should have been quoted at &c,
instead of 44c.
Rye-Dull and nominal at s2Gs3c from store.
BarIey-Inactive and nominal.
Dressed HOgs-Heavy selling in a small way
at l4@l4Hc light nominal at l29l2kc.
~POrk-steady, but rather quiet, at S6 90 for
Ne. I mess; $500 for No. , mess sa2, 90 for prime
mess MEZA
Lard-steady at CSC for city-rendered in tierces,
2 c for do in kegs. OMAR
Mess Beef-In moderate demand and steady
at $4,000. faE
~Butter-Quiet. Small sales good Western Re-
serve at 40c; Central held at sO@34c.
Cheese-Unehanged and firm at Is@2Ic for
good to choice Western Reserve and New York In
shipping lots small lots selected &c. Market
quiet. asa-ar
Eggs-Firm at 4Oc. 49,
HighWines-DuH and dropping. Held nomi-
nally at 1913. tftlL ASH
AleOhOl-steady. Held at 81, 66@4,n for 90
per cent. Cologne Spirits, SO per cent, 8 Isl. Neu-
trail Proof Spirits 81, 4s@2,53.
PetrOieum-Firmer, with an Improving in
quiry. We heard Of no transactions, but rehners
asked 72@79c.
OiIs-steady at the following prices. Quota
tions for Carbon are for trade lots.
Linseed --.4s1 So YhsIs, W. B...-.s2 90
Carbon----- 139 nc Elephant, W. b. 2 90
Bsnk.--- Straits -......-.... As
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Rose a PrentIss' Provision Market

The following are the rates charged BY US;
HAMs@sugar-cnred premium hams d d. 20
CANvAssED HAMS d.
DRIED BEEF-H ---
SHOULDERS-SugAr-cured D b..---.~-.-.... Is
BAcOs-Or Smoked Sides D b...-.------- 2
LARD-Prime eafkettle-rna'd In bills or tres %
Prime Leafkettle- rnd'd in kegs D D. %
PoRK-No, j mess (new)B bbl------------S35 90
" Extra clear 3 80 90
BBrNO extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. Al articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in
the State. Orders promptly filed.
ROSE & PRENTISS.
Nos. 142, IA and lag Ontario street
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The property known as the old BroEnelI
Street School Lot, Cor 80 much ott ash described
below together with the A~uildings and fences
thereon, will be sold at public auction 20 the high
est responsible bidder, on Saturday, the Sathlnst-,
st 10 Q clock In the forenoon, to wit One hun1r0d
feet in depth Of Lot No. 10, he same being nifty
feet iront on Brownell street 100 seet in d. pth of
Lot No.1, the same being 80 feet front on Brown
ell street also 50 much of the soatherly part of
Lot Nolias Is IS feet f~Eont~sn Huntington street,
about 80 fest in depth on the northeriy line. and
about 70 feet II depthion the southeFly hne-T
The buildings and fences will besold separately.
Terms cash. Plans may Be saen a. his Office.
.Hl do -arf 81 HIM. CHAPLIN, Mayor.
JOHNHUAT4NaF0Ns-
Chairman Com. on Parks and Public Grounds.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

/" The Press, all lands shall sing:
The Press, the Press we bring
All lands to bless -
BY making known to the world the benefits Of
using DR.. d. H. sEELYE's LIQUID CATARRH
REMEDY. Sure cure. nOv2O:R3
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$-~n-~

LENGTHY PRAYER.-A Columbus paper,
speaking of the Perry celebration at Cleve-
land, at the time, made the following am
biguous statement: '"The procession was
very fine, and nearly two miles in length,
as was also the prayer Of DR.. Perry, the
chaplain."-Pidia Dealer.
We ann see any thing Ambiguous" in
the statement of the Columbus man. He
probably said just what he meant, and
meant just what he said. Since the inven-
ton of the telegraph, space means time, or,
rather, space is quite abolished. So that
any dominie's prayer, which should be
measured by a Geographic standard, that is,
by the time required for the electric current
to throb through a two-mile space, must be,
indeed, a model. Think, by way of con-
trast, of that long second prayer" in
which Crump says he always takes a good
nap, and invariably wakes up to md it has
progressed no farther than the usual plea
for the missionaries and heather.