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FoR LAKE SUPERIoB.-The steamer North
ern Light, Capt. Murch, leaves for Lake
Superior at eight O'Clock this evening, from
the dock of Malone, Petit Il Co.
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lNFANTIcIDE.-An infant was recovered
from the river near Lighthouse street
bridge yesterday morning, with a cord tied
tightly about its throat. The party guilty
erad.
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weekly Bank Statement.
New York stock narket-seDt. 4

NUW NUI4 H~WV~ II
IBY TELEGBAPH-l
GOVernmen SfOcks-Ld55 bett ?. U. s.
skies. 1881 coupons, lO7B: Five twenty coupons,
1928; Ten-forty coupons, 9415.
SsOGks-FImer FOrtWayne 9S; Alton 4 Ter
re Haute pre- erred 81; Milwaukee & Prairie du
CHEN 4S15; Ro"k IslSud Ito; northwest IN l9%;
do pref+r,ed 6S1s; Quicksilver ~; New York
Central 95N; Fri "a; Erie prefe red IS; Reading
l075S; Onaberlsnd As; Ohio q Mississippi oertih-
Gates 2s4; Missouri skies Tx; Treasury 7-SOs s91s;
Hudson 1897.
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145 Superior Street.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Cleveland wholesale Market.

MONDAY EvEzIHa, Sept T. 1863.
Freights-Ths following are the rates BY Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York snd
Boston:
To New York.-First class Sl,1s; Second class;
$50; Third class To; Fourth class: 800. Flour,
Go. Wool Si,l2.
To Boston.-Erst class: SI,zz; oeDUuu Vi-ss .
sio; Third class: 100; Fourth class 35o. Flour:
TOO. WoolSI,Gz-
Four-UnchAnged and quiet. City brands
held at $1,000 for Xxx red 81, 20 for Xxx white.
Country brands Xxx red, s., 10000 d. Xxx white
50, 76@IO.co.
Wbeat-DuIl aud heavy, but sieadler. Sale. 2
cars new No 2 RED from store at $3.50; 2 cars do do
at 81, Sc.
COrn-Dulla and lower. Sales 8 cars No. 2 mixed
from store st 73c.
Oats-In good demand, scarce and hrmer saIes
2 cars from store at 47c.
Rye-Notbing doing.
RarIey-Quiet. Quoted ct a range OF sOca
SI,OO for good to prime.
POrk-Firm at $500 for city packed mess.
BeeI-City Mess held at $500, with light de-
mand. 10
Lard-Tirm at 2fC for city rendered in barrels
and tieroes.
Smoked Meats-Firu and in good request
AZ unchanged prices. W equote: Plaln-cDredh hams,
canvsssed, 25c (; Shoulders l9o /; Bacon zoe, Dried
Beef &c.
Butter-The demsnd is good and prizes better.
Sa es to-day were rs kegs Western r ,serVe 1t 2ss;
Il kegs do do at 29e 8 segs do do at Soc.
C~heese-Firm at l2sl6o for good to choice.
Market rather quiet.
Eggs-Firm and in demand. Sales 8 bbIs at 9Ic.
HIghWines-Firm at S2,25, but transactions
to small lots.
AIeOhOI-Steady and firm, Held ct S4.4s0
for 9s per cent Cologne Spirits, CSC per
cent, 81 So. Neutral Proof Spirits 81 S902,44.
Petroleum. Demand good and prices firm at
for Refined, Immediate delivery. There is
inquiry for future delivery but REIN
ers are not negotiating to any considerable extent,
prices are nominal
Dried ~Apples-Firm. Sales leo bbls at lie,
and pay for packages.
Dried Peaches-Smsll sales unpeeled st 25c.
Lake FIsh-steady at the following prices -
No. 1 Whitehsh, y half Dbl, $50; No. 2 do, g
half Dbl, $500; Pickerel o half Dbl $3.50; Trout
half Dbl S7,OOi Herring . half Dbl s 4,5O95,OO.
Ofls-stesdy and nrm at the following prices:
Linseed....-S cog Whale, W. B.-..-..S1 so
carbon ""---.669- Elephant " .....-, 1 so
Lard-------S2 OO92 10 Sperm, W.. s....-..... } 90
ank..-.--.-...-. 1 35 Straits -.-..,........ l 40
Heataioot I-t'rr,,r, ] @L. 1
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URIUA6O MAaRKr-sept, A.,
ID m-I.---l

by Telegraph
Flour Firm Sales at 81 50AS so for good to
choice spIing extra.
Iirm at an advance of1stHe. kAlIs
ct 81 3s15sI 33Z for No
COFR- Qaiet az 8 deollne Of 1a2o. Sales at 64%
a65o for No l, and 6 a6lZc for hO3. :
ats Quiet and oeclined Lac.
PrOVis1ODs-Duu . ..-r .s-. HH-
EIIglsWtnes--Steady.
fretEhts-firm anu advanced IHaac. Wheat
1l1So, and oorn lie TO Buffalo H
Re~e-1Pts-Flour, 5.UO0 bbls; wheat, 10000
Du, corn z6f 600. oats go o.
Shipments-Flour $3.50 bbls, a. 900 bu wheat,
Sc, 100 bu corn, l5,O0O oats.
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WEsT SIDE SoHooL.-The West Side High
School opens this morning.
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Rose - RTenHnsp ~rE0VAsSOz AHH y.
pOFt.
The following are she rates charged b u.s.
Ca0VasseS Ham r..
Dried R6eEp ..-s...,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b.-.a-.--..-,. 1s
Smoked Sides = n,,-. 10
L~aFd-Prime leaf kettie-rnd'd In bbls or tros. 23H
Primo leaf kettle-rndr'd In kegs y D.. "A
POPN-Ho. l mes y bol.....s..... 90
Extra clear , bl..---...---.-...,. 81 10
CT Ne extra charge made for packages or cart.
sRo to railroad deposs or boath. All articles arr
NSrrAnted strictly PriDe, and equal TO aaJthinE n
tbs State Orasru promptly FLIED.
BOSE q PREHTIe1
daIa-H Nos I4A. - and Ise Ontario Etrsat.
Bradburn, Williams 4 Co.'s Quota
ions. .
White Fish-BAlf bbls, No. 1....-..--.S7 80
trout " $500. see. ...... 8 90
Herring " .....--...... 4
P~ickeTeI-out Of market.
August 70, 1866 aug3OR6
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HWALKING IN DARKNESS; Or, FAITH IN A
HIDDEN GoD."-We have received a copy,
in pamphlet form, of an excellent "ser-
mon for the sOrrOwful," on the above sub
ject, preached by Rev. J. H. Rylance, Rec
tor of the st. Paul's Church in this city,
and printed chiefly for use among his oUn
congregation. The author says in an in
troductOry note, that he has often felt the
need of some such Comfortable Words"
when, as a Christian pastor, he has been
called, as so often Gods servants are called,
to weep with them that weep"
This discourse is kept for sale at the
bookstores Of the city, by Cobb, Andrews
&C.,, and 1ngham 4 Bragg.
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TOLEDO mARKEr-.sept. 4.

4.
by TslegrAph.l
Wheat-OInsed 1A2o better. sales old white
Michigan at So l212; old amber Michigan u 80;
new 81 81.
COrn-1o better. eales at 67s73c.
Oats-1c better. Sales ct 40c
Reccfpts-For the past week 160, 900 bush Of
wheat; 70,OUO bush corn; I7,0OO bush oats
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The Lumber irAde of the pest week hiss been very
active, and dsaIsrs have found considerable din
Guilty in procuring transportation, one or two OF
the roads having been entirely unable to afford the
required accommodation, and consequently . large
aggregate OF unified orders are still on the market.
The stock of Clear Lumber continues very light.
and We note an advance on this grade Of $500 .
N. The supply Of common grades IL ample, and
prices are steady and nIm at the advance sstsb-
llshsd last week. Shingles and Lath are without
material change, pric . ruling firm. The activity
Of the market is beirg well maintained, and all the
yards are driviug . very sAtiIsctory business. We
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LOCAL NOTICES.
A Timely warning 10 the Sick.

A Timely WaFn1n 10 b Sick.
It is especially important at this time, when the
markets of the United States are flooded with the
direst poisons, under the name Of imported liquors,
and when domestic compounds purporting to be
medi,insI, but not . whit less pernicious, are her
aided to this world as sovereign remedies thst
the public should fully understand the facts. Be
it known, then, that while all the didusiVs stinu-
Ianis called liquors are impure, and sll the TOHics
containing alcohol are Manufactured with q nery
article containing aHyE or JaseE OIL, n mortal poison,
HosTErTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT.
TIERS contain none of these things, but q combine
ton Of pare essence Of Bye with the pure juices of
the most valuable stomschIc, anti bilious, and
~aperisnt herbs and plants, and that as . safe and
rapid remedy for Dyspepsia and all its kindred
complaints, this preparation stands before the
world without . rival or composition. Its sales To-
day are equal to the combined sales of all the other
advertised in the United States, ana the
certificates which authenticate its uSefulpess are
signed BY individuals Of the highest standing in
,VeIy professional calling and walk Of life. Be-
ware o. imitations and impOsters.
ssI4.24s-1Wdw
Mis- not the occasion; By the forelock take
That subtle Power, the neVer-hahing time,
Last q mere moments putting OF Should make
M1.chAnce almost IS heavy IS u Crims.'
Recollect that DR.. D. b. seelye's Oatarrh Rene
" will cure Catsrrh, thus srrrstirg Q diseass,
Which, If allowed It's course, will result In Con-
umption. sep4
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The receipts and shipments Of Flour and Grain
for the week ending Saturday, Sept. I'd, aud for
the previous week. as reported to the Board Of
Trade, were as follows:
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POLICE COuRT.-Judge Abbey disposed of
the following docket yesterday morning:
Drunkenness-William Csss, Guyle Gill,
John Clark, John Jacobs, David Lindsley,
James Hughes, Francis Freshman and
Mike Murphy, 81 and costs John Burns,
81 and costs.
Disturbance-John Bucsnnor and VIM.
Bucsnnon, 81 and costs; Frank KnOwlton,
S. and costs; Mary Lamsrie and Cstharine
Crafty, 81 and costs, each.
~0bstructing Oficer-John McGarVey, the
costs.
V~sgrancy- James Mccormick, Work
House sixty days.
Assault and Battery-Mary Cramer, So
and costs; Henry Greenstreet, the costs ;
VIM. Lilley, SIS and costs Peter Murphy,
S. and costs Frank Chambuzs, $40 and
costs.
Carrying Concealed Wespons-W. Jones,
S. and costs.
Violating Ordinance on sidewalks-Pst-
rick Quinn, 81 and costs.
Petit Larceny-Michsel Reagan, SIS and
costs, andfve days in jail Joseph Sampson
and Amos Anderson, S. and costs, and ten
days in Jail.
Grand Larceny John Nelson, bound
over to the Court of Common Pleas; bsil
81, 900.
Neutrality-suspicious. Gilmartin, con
tinued to September 6.h.
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FIGHT ON ST. CLAIR STREET.-A lively
fight came off yesterday afternoon on s.
Clair street. Three. men, named Henry
saur, Tom Fitch and John Miller, went in
to q saloon on that street, between Muirson
and Brownen streets, when . quite mellow
member of another party, lone of whose
names our informant, who was an eye-wit
ness Of most of the affair, could learn, in
suited Saur, whereupon the latter gave him
3 blow. This arOused the Irish of the
other party, and they won't for n three
men named above. Neither gang seemed
to gain any positive advantage. They
would fight awhile, and then mutually
haul of, like ships-Of the-line, for repairt'
whisky, ale or beer) when they would 60
into action again. This sort OF business
was kept up some time, and might have
peel going on up to the present time of
writing, had % q policeman appeared
upon the scene. We we're informed that in
the melee one of the men was quite severely
stabbed. The men will receive the Just
deserts of all disturbers of the peace.
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Cleveland Lumber market.

MoSDAT Ev.Hzs, Sept. 9Th, lse6.
The receipts and shipments OF Lumber, Shingles
and Lsth during the week ending on Saturday lat
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OsWERO 4.

OSNE&O AABKEI--5ep9s 4s
lBV THLlaRAPH.I
FIOur-steady Sales ct IS eOsSs go for No 1
snriBg; 81 90 for red winter; so co for white;
SO ball for double extra.
Wneat-Firm bus quiet, parties apart. No
sa'es.
COru-QIiet.
Oats scLIce and nominal.
Barley-Dull.
Peas-DuIl.
Canal FreIghfs-Dull. Flour 40a41c, wheat
93&e, corn $40 10 rev GoIk.
lake Imports -bbls Of -four; 26,0CO bu
wheat, IO3,0O0 corn; barley 3400.
Bhipments-By Rail, B77 bbls -four.
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Elm DAILY FRAIHs PROn
PHILADELPHIA TO HKW YOKKt
New FORK = Harlem RaIIFOadI
HOTIOB 10 TRATELRRS.
NMO EXPRESS TRAINS nAnV

AAANA
1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays sxoeptsd)
AORhIHG EXPRESS, lsaFfnz Troy At o.TR
HI nom Albany at Hudson River Depot a. Csc n
L., arriving st New York AZ 3-4O ~
Express, leaving Toy ct 8sO0
:. H.; from Albany At 3sl5 i. n, arriving s9NsI
Tor PhIladelphis and WAshington Oityt
Tho Cincinnati Express from Bunlo ooup,--
Ian Rcad. Gvsis
For the better accommodation OF thsspubiis ~
rAnzenenls have been made 70 run - twf1s n
me Hudson River Railroad 90. and thoee Of ne NJ
Z and Hsrlsm Railroad Co. At different houn ,raI
Albany and Troy.
TIE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers VIII be Ticketed and BasQ.aa ohsok.S
over this road direct to New York ~ ne Os-r~
d. y. Co., and all connecting lines North and N4fs
Tickets Of the Hudson RiTesRAHroad 90. ana :
this %. viii be received by efk6sr 1oad andSsgS.
g~sShsekea By either CompsnsaH III Be defhArsf
ms1S rost without chang Of shsor.
nov. e, HA- IA. OHAPIH, sap1,
Io2S a Gam. AdEsrtiElg Agent.
= ~ NEr1Ergrnr1sn ErlHt Arh--- -~oaNm
gJOhn Hsrtzog, PlsiniG Before Wells POr.
William H Harlow, Dsrt. Fe;os Of GsSslanS me-
IN THE 10th DAY OF JULY. 1855,
" said Justice Issued an order OF attachment IN
the above action for the sum ofssYenty five dollars.
BUCKINGHAM 4 DEWOLF,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Cleveland 90 kpEVlt lss5, fuElNSaRIsaHsa
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A MKRITED REBUKE. "A small boy, eight
or nine years of age, named Henry Green
street, plead guilty in the Police Court yes
terday morning, to the charge of s~tabbing,
with a penknife, several days since, a boy
somewhat older thar himself. The boys
were backed by their fathers in court. As
this is but one of 8 large number of such
cases, Judge Abbey took occasion to con-
denim in strong terms the practice of max
ing them public BY bringing them into
court-cases coming within the jurisdiction
of parents, and in which their authority
should be final. He censured the respective
fathers of the boys and, through them, the
class of parents who are equally foolish,
for listening to the stories of and taking
sides with their children in their qusrrels
and street deviltry, and told them that if
they would punish their children severely
for getting into fracases with other peoples
children, there would be no need of coming
into court and submitting to the expense
and disgrace of a public examination.
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y, HONEY market-sept. 4.

TUT TEIEdHHFUaT
HOueV=Ess at kd6 q ct.
1o9Z al1sH in gold Tor 6Ist class bills.
GOld-EHitr, opening at IA, declining to 1857,
advancing to l44H, aud closing At I441S
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mILwAuKEE MAMKET-.

MILWAUHEE MARKET.sSepf. 4.
~tBy Telegraph
F~1OuE-FIrm.
WSsaI-stsady. Sales at 81 s1.I 50.
GOFn-Nomibal.
MecefptS-45 O10 bu wheat.
ShtPments- VOO bbls fouF, $500 bu wheat.
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1Rlr

~ 4. a.-NlaHT ExPBEss T~RAIn-ssOvpins
Is Girard, bshtAbula and PAinesviIls only, a1d
arrive 1t cleveland 1t f:0 A. n.
Sibi A. H. MAIL And AOO0Mn0DATIOB
TRANSCRIPTS ct al stations and aTTfTs u
Cleveland at ta.n a. l.
nIs A. H.-TOLEDO EXPBEss-stoVgsns as al
stAtt0ns -exoe9tsWAnEile, SAybrOok, OnionVtIle,
RoErY, Mentor aud W1okltns, and arrives 81
Cleveland 1t 2:b -.
EIb tR. h.-DAN XPBEs5 ~TRAIH-stO1sInE ~
GlrHru, Conneaut, AahtabulA, Geneva Pains.
Vile only, and arrives n Cleveland It 9sB !. H.
~ esoond CisA Cars are run on an trougb
Tr1iua-
Al the Ralnn knlnf WestNAru oonnecs Is OlgyolAna
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Olncil.
natl, Indianapolis, st. Louie, 49,; and AL throufh
trains going eastward, cunnect ct Dunkirk With the
al with those Of the New York Central 4 Bu1Ao 4
New Herk CITY Ra1rced1 for New York, Albany
Bcston, Niagara Fslg, o., and u Eris VIII Trans
on the PhiladelphiA . Grfe BaBroAd.
~ Day Expreal East and West. oonnocea ~
Gfrnrd With Trains on Ezio = PtttsburEh hAAroae
or Lnasviusr meadVills, JAmestoMH 49,
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PASSING AWAY.-The Soldiers Home,
which for the years of the late wal has
been the noblest charitable institution in
our city, will soon be a thing of the past, q
glorious memory. The necessities on which
it was founded having passed away, the in
stitutiOn may cease to exist. Il will be
seen in an advertisement found elsewhere,
that the Home will be kept open until per-
manent provision is made for those disabled,
of the public. 1t will probably be discon-
tinued by the first of October.
1t will also be seen in the card referred
to, that the Soldiers Aid Society is Low
closing up its business with a view to rem
der Soon ITS final report. The ladies of the
Society say /: at is with real regret that
we close our Aid Rooms and prepare to dis
solve our organisation, though rejoicing
that the end of the war has happily re-
moved the necessity for its continuance"
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OOIOMBUs . GIN,
CoENEUI0nBi


shalaF-EaaduBky, MAnBneld 3 Newark Hallrpad, ts
HArsssid, NJ Vernon, Hswark, KAnsFils,
20.
OzsEtline-Fitsburgh, Fort Wayns& Ohfoago Hall
road, Forest, Up7er SAndceky, Delpbod, Lima
Fort Wayne, Leporte. Chicago, &C., Wet An4
East for Mansfield. Wooster, maaaiion. 80
arunoa aud Bellofoutaine Railroad Line. Tor MAriol1
pslloioutaino, sidney. Union. Muncie, Indian.
APeiis. Terrs Hauts, Vin1snneG, GTGpHSilla,
Louisville. Cairo, st. Louis. 40.
P,goWArb-Eith 6Isingncld Branch for Sp-fnEaaid.
Ooiumbus-LIttle Miami q Columbus, and XeGia
Ra{lroad, for Xenis, Dayton. Indianapolis,
Terrs Haute, 81. Louis, MORROW, LOyeland, and
InoinnatI and with the Ohio and Mi1siniFA
RsilroAd a OneinRati for L0uisVille, EgAn1.
rls, Cairo, s. Lonb- nd 8 points On ths
oofunhns-Dentral Ohio RaDrO-d Tor Newark, Aansl.
Vile Nheein1, Ac.i Columbus, Piqua 4 IRa
tiana Railroad for Ptqua, UrbAnA. -
- For Tickets 70 81 points A2d mformatioa avplg
HT sureriQr sFrast. 4 z. FLrNT
Ceveland, Aug. 7. 1865. superintendept.
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COAL.

a Il Il N o,
WholssAis and KstsiI DsAlsE n
Etr1P Vein, OsIuHAisa1 Spd OEippeNa
- A 1S
OMss en- Q. \ T. D. Z, re- Also, 0mos and aaEd
~ EpoIid street b. &. Ofos.inE. Goal ofaH
ExoSt-.t quality for
ETHAN, 9AL. CRATES, STOVES,
OHos or HOUSE U.s.. Also, AHTHRAOITE OOAL
In large or small qaADt tiss.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly AstsBds
ID 20. Coal Tor sEnithtnv fsot constantly ON hand.
Tens - -avsa.ps
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NkVkLANU AND FITIDbUHGH
W A

NLkVkLANO AND EITI0bUHGH
~ HHf- AILBOBD
1854. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.
On and after Monday, May 18th. 1865, Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays excepted) Is follows.
$50 A. m.-hA A-ArItTee At Pittlburgh 4s0QP,M-
Hhrrsburgn 4s0 A. n, Baltimore ] 90 4, 4,
Washington l0:35A A. Il, Philadelphia 6:stG. X.
Hss HorS z MheelingSs@ ? \. Cons
and millersburgh.
1:e0 p. n.-hXFkESS-AufToS AZ Pik5burzh SIS p.
n. HarTishurgb 7sz0 a. Il, Baltimore IzaO r,
darlington : 80 P. N. Philadelphia I2:O ?,
$40 P. m.-AG0oMmoDAFIOE@FO H6dsoH-and
mtsrmediate Stations, Ouyahoga Falls, Akron,
md miierHburgh, connecting at OrrViu6 with
Pr. W. q. BY. for Canton, nassfllon, Wooa-
ter and Mansfield
Scars run through from Pittsburgh to New York.
(Via Alent0Wn) without change.
- kare IS low as DY any oTher he.
- Through Ttcke1 can Be prncurFd at the Union
rieEss gmee ~eddsn House, at the Depot, or the
nuVuuWUn a-,e
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coMMIss'N ~mEWc1ANTs
GO0DMAN q HADLEY,

Produce, Forwarding and Commission
Lla ID -rsa merchants,
For the sale Of Flour, Grain, Seeds, ProVisionH &c.
O1ce Ne. II Aerwin St., OleTelands y. arf
Refer to A. K. Spencer, First National Bank
Cleveland; Fletcher 4 sharpe, Bankers, IndisDag-
Olh; Q. ". Saith, Esq., General freight Agent q.
81 O. Railroad, Indianapolis. a~ugIsse2
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LEAVE CLEVELAND:
a.sQ a. h.-DAT EXPRESS TRAIN-stopptna .
WtIlOaahby, PAinosVille. Madison. Geneva. Ash.
ahula, Conneauk and GirArd op1, and azr1ye =
Erie 81 In ?. H., Dunkirk 1:Ae ?. H., bu1ao
6:N
AN P. M.-OIHuINHATI EXPBBSe-SDpplag Sc
PainesTile, Aahtsbula and alrArd only and A.
riyes At EHes: 40 ?. n. Duuktrk S2oH H. hn$
saa p M.-HkjL AID kOOOMMODATI0H-
stopsins Al al Ststions and ErriIs ~ Ea e
gruR H.-HiGHr ExPBKss TRAIH-stogVhs a
PsinssVfie, Ashtabuis ard GiFArd onJ, and
.r4yss IS Erie IS Ds0 A ~. Dzak1Fk 30
A. l.. BusAlo ~ 4.
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ASSISTANT oUARrERnAsrER's OFFICE,
Cleveland, Ohio, August %, 1866. !
NOTICE is hereby given hat in pursu-
IN auce Of instruc ions from the 0hisf QusIter-
msster, Northern Department, 1 will sell, at
publio auction, on Wednesday, September 6, 1855,
at Chmo Cleveland, the following Lublic property:
s Desks 3 Tables
1 BlanK Book j ] etter Book
l Order BOOK i Cooking Stove
II Common chairs 1Hay cutting Machine
2 Saws / Lantern
j Iron Rake 1 Pair Platform Scales
2 Forks 1 Waw Hammer
1 Brace and Bits Pairs Handcuff5
L SsddIer's Knife L Watering Pot
l OH stone.
Terms cash on delivery. Sale to commence at
10 O'Clock A. n
Property to be removed in one day from date Of
sale. GEO. B. CADWALLADER,
aug30:242 Captain and A g. III.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-05

BALTIRORE MARKEE--sepL. A..
10y Telegraph
Flour Very dull and declining,
W~heRt-Stekdy. r
Corn-DuIl. sAIss at 600 for white and yellow.
Oais-HeaVy.
PrOVtstOnS-Qniet. -
WhfakR-Dun Sales 1t % 28a2 80. q
GrOcerfes-Firm with an upward tendency,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-05

Trains er youngstown leave Cleveland At SIS A.
NJ aud $40 P. NJ.
Arrive as ClsveIsnd At IC:OO an. and e.s5 P. NJ.
ss- Thi. is the only Direct Route 10 the Oh
kegi ms Of Penn ylvanla-
PsssenserIIy the 9;2o A. NJ Express Train dine
at Aeadville - d take Sleeping Oar A. Salamanca
Passengers By the 2;55 P. NJ Lightning Express
get r0p ger and Sleeping Car At MssdVtlle.
Pa Sc gers by the s50P n. Express Train get
elet ping Car At Oleyt land.
Tue Night Exprsss leaves Sunday sight instead
Of Saturday night. All other trains daily, Sunday
excepted.
CORY, and all points ia the OIL Regions Of Pennsyls
Vanla.
Passengers by this route have simple time (thirty
minutssl, at regular hours. for meals, AID make
sure connectiens
New and elegant Sleeping Coaches are attached
TO ali Night Trai -
na- Fol al information and Through Tickets
please apply II the DepoE OF the Atlantic . Great
Western hallway, or 1t the Unien Ticket once
und T the Weddsl House.
Ombiouses sll call Ior Passengers By leaving d.
~reotiona at me above of6c,s.
D.. McJAREN Gen'I sup't.
E +, FULLER, Gen'l Ticket Agsne seP2
VLSVKLAHD = KRlB RAILROAD
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-05

ASSISTANT QUARTEBMAsTEB's OFTIoK.
GEEvEEHuDs ebs~-Aasnst 26th 1865
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN in pursuance Of telegrsphio instruction. re-
osived from BrsVet Brigadier General J. A Ekin,
First Division Q NJ G o.. will Eel ct Pubic
Auction, ct Camp Cleveland, Ohio, on
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-24

4 tAMkkoNi va. Ou.--Book and job Printers
- snd pa FISHERS Of the pai and weekly
union, Printers Alley, Del Feea Union and Dead
eFlex street,.