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VbeIby-sanerakY, MAnsneid 3 Newark RAflrpaa,
MenElald. NJ Nsrnoa. Hsaark. EaaaIEi


UheIbF-saneuskY, Mansfield 4 Newark A1lrpaa, b
MsnsSald. M Vsrnoa. Newark. EAasIYflS.
&c.
Orssdio-FittsbarSe, Fort Wayns . Chicago RAH
rOsd, Forest Upper SAndusky, Delphos, Lima,
Fort Wayne. LepOrte. chicago, Sc, Wet and
East for Mansfield. Wooster, MaaIlfon. Ac,
GnIt0n and BeusaontRins EAilrosd Line, ioE Marion.
BellefontAins, Sidney, Union. Muncie, Indian
aPeiH, Terre Haute, NirSennes, EVanEgiDA
EcuisVtlle, Cairo, st. Louis, &c.
DaIsHnre-with Springfield Branch for HprinEasld.
OoiumhuE-Littie Miami q Ool1mbus, and Isnln
Railroad, Tor NeniA, Dayton, 1ndiAnapoliI,
rsFTe Bsuts, Bt. Louis, MORROW, Logsland, and
OnoiUhEtt, and with The Ohio and Missi5slIR
RaylTosa ct Cincinnati for BoniBVnla, EVanl-
v1lis, Cairo, 81. Louiss nd o. Dointi on khs
petO BfVsr.
COluubus-Oentr Ohio BsDroAa Tor Newark, Zane.
Hus, Wheeling, &c.; Oo4umbus, Piqns = IN,
Hans Railroad for Piqua, UrbAna, ko.
s8-Fpr Tickets 70 All points and mfornatIon sullv
at the Passenger Station. and st Union Tloksf -
IT g1partnr Hkr--f e. Hint
Cleveland. Aug. :. Is65. gnns-i1.
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ReW YOrk . Harlem RalIrOaGs
EeFIOE 10 FRAIRLERs


1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
u Sundays sxoepted1
Express, leaving Troy at ssJk
HI IRON Albany At Hudson River Depot At Ocfa 4
H. arriving AZ New YorG 1t $50 R.M
Express, leaving Tzav A a,0a
?. h; from Albany At BIS \ Il, arriving ~TSS
York At 2:S0 ?. n, c0Dneotihg With sxursas kr@In.
Tor Philadelphia and WAahingtoE CITY.
The Cincinnati Express hcm Bufalo onnn....
Nth the ESQ ~ Albany Tor HsE York by ne a..
Ism Road. ssSsa
For the better accommodation OF thaSpubliaA -.
fragments have been MAIDS TO run hS tnaIns 81
the Hudson River Railroad %. and those OF tha n
z. and Harlem Railroad o. s diGsnank hou1 fo@.
Albany and Troy. BT| WTU
III HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers viii Be Tieksted and BAazar. eA.oh,a
over this road direct to New York 81 tha Oca1-
k:R. Co.. and Al oonneotlng ltnea North sd NsSg
ricketa Of the Hudson RivsN Aifroad %. and .
this %. viii BE- received BY si4er lpad ana8,
~gAg9dheokad By sithar CompanyAEn h deffSrlS
In NV To WithOut change OF ciSuA
hoE. %, EseA !. A 0AApIg, sup-I
FoRH b. CAM. Advertising Agent.
q WstrEvszo1rsa EyaSf ITh--- -~sara
: John Hsrtzog. Plaintiff. Before Wells POT.
william b. Harlow, Dert.J Ss:os Of 0IsVel.s nae
ON THE 18th DAY OF JULY. 1855
" aaId Justice Issued On order Of atsasbns,t -
the above action for the sun Of seventy .ava doIl.r-
BUOKIGGaAM DrWOIF
t ATTORNEYS for PIaintiR
Cleveland, 9th August, lss6. sugiO:a49ItSVsv
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MARINE NEWS.
PORr OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED. eSpt,mber 81.
Stmr Morning Star, Yigsr, Detroit
Pop CanistsO, ~ElsekmAn, DnnkiTk
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6-7.
stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit
Prop OanisteO, BlacKmGn, Toledo
Prop Olean. Waterbury, Dunhirk
Bark s v r Watson, BrAnt, Chicago
Bark Mary Z PereW, Bowman, Chicago
schr International, McGnirs, Chicago
3 hr Puritan, Curry, Saginaw
5ohr A NJ Beers, Ol'h. Saginaw
schr XIII g Sisters, Norton, Milwaukee
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l45 Superior Street,
Cleveland wholesale Market.
THURsDAY EyuUIHa. RenE 7 III

THURSDAY ETnHIHG, Sept. Z, 1ses.
frefghts-The ~folloWing are the rates by Lake
Csteam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston:
To New York.-First class: 81 liz; Second class:
Sic; Third class Ito; Fourth class: 800. Flour,
Go. Wool SI,l2.
To BostOn.-Tirst class: s1,22; Second GLASS:
BIC; Third class: 100; Fourth GLASS $50. Flour:
TOO. Wool Sl,22.
FIOur-UnchanEed and quiet. City brands
held at $1,000 for Xxx red /; STI,OO for Xxx white.
Country brands Xxx red, 8 s,76as,OO; do Xxx white
S9,76@IO.OO.
wheat-Dul and heavy. No Ialss reported
to-day. New no 2 led offered at Sl,55 from store,
without buyers.
OOrn-Dur. Sale 1 cars No. 3 mixed from
store at Toe.
Oats-Ns sales reported to-day. Holders ask.
ing 46947c from store.
Rye-Notbing doing.
BarIey-In some inquiry at q range of 81 OOa
LILO, according to quality.
POrk-Firm at $50, 90 for city packed mess.-
Sales rs bb's at the quotation.
Beef-OIty Mess held at $1,000 with light de-
mAnd.
Lard-Firm at go for city-rendsred in barrels
and tieroes. Sales to-day of 5000 bs at quota ion.
Smoked Meats-Firm and in good request
at unchanged prices. We quote PIain-cDred hams,
csnvassed, 25c I; Shoulders 100 Bacon zoo; Dried
Beef &c.
Butter-The demand is good and prices firm,
Sales $50 kegs prime Western Reserve at 500.
Cheese-The market here is unchanged at I2a
15c, and dull.
ERgs-Quiet at 2l0G2c.
H1ghw1nes-Firm at S2,2i. Demand light,
AleOhOl-steady and nrm. Held ct S4.4sa
4,5S for SO per cent. Cologne Spirits, CSC per
cent, $4,6S. Neutral Proof Spirits 81 Soa0,A.
POtrOleum-Demand good and prices firm at
65966c for Refined, immediate delivery.
Dried Apples-Firm and in good demand at
1l@iSc, and pay for packages.
Dried Peaehes-SmAll sales unpeeled at Csc.
Lake Fish-Whitehsh 9 shade lower. Other
kinds steady and unchanged. We nGw quote =
No. 1 Whitehall, . half bbi, $3.50; No. 2 do. a
half Dbl, s7,75; Piokerel o half Dbl $3.50; Trout
o half Dbl 500; Herring . half Dbl 81, 5O@5,OO.
Ofls-steAdy and hTm at the following prices:
Linseed.-.-.SI 76@-W Whale, ". B..--~.sl 80
oArbOn.--"--e69-o Elephant " ...-., / so
Lard-------S2 OO@2 10 Sperm, W. s.--..... ) co
NeatafoOt..--.--.. 1 65
Hay-Firm and in good demand. We quote at
ss,OO9Is,OO for new loose; $500 for baled, Bsstsr
pressed.
-Seeds-TImOthy in fair inquiry. Sales s6 bu at
24,0O@4,25. No sales Glover.
6~alt-Eirm at sass for Fine; $50 for Coarse. |
Ale n F-aF1er-AArhas EssAdy. We quots
~ SoIlOWs : Present Uss * Ale so; Stock XXI
Si4,OO; Ksnnstt $1,000 Pale Dream I'll; Porte.
"a. Halt and QUARTER barrels in proportion.
water ~Edme-Oswego and Akron held ct
s2Oo.
PIaatAr-"POvsu'I" land pIAstsr 5000 per
ton; OalcInsd $500 . Dbl.
HOps-Firm. Rev York stats 4605eo, accord.
ing 20 quality Ohio 96@Soc.
AaIt-steady. " Mali held at $40 Per
hushsl-
PITTSBURGH PErROLkUa MARKET
Especial Export for the Daily LEADIR.l
PITTSBURGH, September $500 P. N.
The oil market rules firm, with q heavy demand
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NLEVELAED AND TOLEDO Il x


Connections arr nsads at H0nFosVflTs WIN kaa 81.
dusky, Mansfield 4 Newark h. z. az Oiyie 9ith ~
sandlaEya Dayton , UtncinnAH 4. T.; at FREMONT
with tls Fremont 4 Indiana Il. r.: and Al Trhtic
With the Michigan Southern 4 Northern indiana AZ
Toledo \ MabAae Railroads Tor chicago, Betro4f.
!1oEson, BoIt wayne, LoRsnspork Lafayette, Oaira
Southwest.
Trains arrive In OlssslEAd nom Toledo and shs
Nest ~ S:A 4. NJ 7i6 ?. ~. and SEA r N. TroH
sSHanssI q a Ia D. ROOKER. sust
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\. =. Money Market-sept. Z.

h T. Money M~arket-sept. 2.
IBY fKLEGRAPH.l
MOney-steady at 6@6 q cent. for cIll loans.
Sterling neutrality-suspicious., st lt9H9lUSLa
in gold tor m st class bills.
GOld-Without decided change, opening at
1919, and closing at l44z.
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ELKYELAND AND PlFTsBURGH

y ID
1854 SUMhER ARRAEGEMENF. IssA
On and after Monday, May 18th. 1894 Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays exceptedl As fOllOWs:
$40 a. 1t Pittsburgh A:iQr n.
Harrisburgn 2:p A. n, baltimore 1900 4. -
Washington lO:35 A. ~, philadelnhIa SEA -
u New fork CODA. ~, Nhssling % ], r. Con-
neots q Hudson with y. z al. H.R. for AEro1
and MileTsburgh.
l:O P. ADMINISTRATION at PitsburEh sis =
n. Harrisburgh 7:30 A. n. Baltimore ~ p
ashtngton $40 ?. H.. Philadelphia l2:41 :.
New foLk 2:a5 :. NJ Wheeling e:1GA. n
3:4O +. Observation-Disclosures Hudson and
tntef mediate Stations, OuyAhoga FaIls. Afron-
and Millersburgh, connecting Ut OfrVHS viii
!. y. VA U kF Tor OaGtOn, Massiiion, WooS-
ter and mAnanald.
Gears run through from Pittsburgh to New YoFk.
(ViA allentown without change.
~ Fare a. low - Dy Any Othar Ire.
- Through Ttokeu can Be pro1ussd 1t the Union
Ticket once, Nsff-h House. at the Depot, or he
D. u UHNERuUa 81.
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TOLEDO

by Telegraph
Wheat-294c lower. Sales o d white Michigan
at S2,l6; new do at SI,95; old amber Michigan at
81 Sc; new co At Sl,5T; old No l red Wabash at
SI,97.
COrn-2c lower. sales at 6lHa67o.
Oats-Hesvy and dropping. Email sales at 100.
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Kew ADVERTISEMENT.

BrAlBard's HAlI-Stereopticon.
N. T. Oo.-For Chicago.
earrstson q Color Lake Superior.
S36 Superior Bt.-Kitchen Girl Wanted.
VIM. Begg-BIaekSmith Wanted.
J. O-SiluAtIon Wanted
N. 7. Color Ogdensburgh.
Oowles a Co.-NsW Fans.
Hover 4 Hlgbes-Uniou Linen.
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CIGAR MANUFACTURERS CONVEKFIoE.-The
delegates of the Cigsr Makers National
Union met in Temperance Hall at nine
o'clock yesterday forenoon, Luther ]. Walk
er in the Chair.
Messrs. Elias Smith, of Buffalo, Arnold
Cordes, proxy from Toronto, C. W., and N.
J. Brown, Of Albany, N. Y, reported them
SELVES as additional delegates.
Messrs. Thomas Clune and j. J. JUNO,
members of the Syracuse Protective Union,
having been arrested by their employers
some time ago for refusing to work with
non-unionists, @ committee was appointed
to report on the duty Of the National Asso-
citation in their case. This committee re-
ported that 5000 had already been raised by
local Unions for the support of JUNO and
Clupe, and it was the duty of the Associs-
tion-to raise a larger and sufficient amount
to obtain legal advice and assistance for
them, and to pay other expenpeF connected
with their trial.
It was then ordered that two hundred
of the committees report be printed,
and sent to the different local Unions
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PHILADELPHIA 4 BARKEF-sept. z.
GBV TeleRraphl

Petroleum Unsettled and an excellsnt mar.
ket; all qualities slightiy AdVsnotd. Sales crude
at Sic; refined in bond st 54a55c; free 7la73c.
Of sale, but prices unAltered-
R~heat-Li,t:e inquiry and prices weaker
New red 81 O5sl 10; Odd do 50 %; spring 81 IS.
COrn-Firm. Yellow 9s; white 800.
Oats Dull and declined to 6Oc.
At 50 %.
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nILwAUKEE MAKKET--sept. z,
by Telegraph.

FOur-Quiet.
Wheat-Has an advancing tendency. Sales c
90, 600 bu sc 81 33al, "a.
Frefghts- Firm at leo on wheat to Ruhalo.
ReeeiDts-lSO0 bbIs -four, 81 O0 bu wheat.
SiA1pmentB-l, 700 bbls hour, $1,000 bu wheat
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New York Stock AArket-sePt. 2.

New York Stock Harket-EePt. 2.
Lax THL1aRAPB.l
Government BtOeks-DulI. q. 8 skies,
five twenty coupons, lO7H; Elves, ten-forty cOu-
Ons, 94Z; eeVen-thirties, second series, 99h; U. 8.
skies, one year certificates, new issue, 96H
~SeOckG-steady. Tennessee 6s II; Chio 4 Mis-
sissppi certificates 2s%; QuicksiIver 1917; Oumb'd
pfd 4SH; New York Oentral 931z; Erie 80; Bead
ing l07; Michigan Central -; Michigan
| Southern 62N; Cleveland & Pittsburgh T256 hOrth-
west IN 80; do preferred 6316; Toledo sc, Rock
Island 1O97s; Fort Wayne 9S; Missouri skies, Pa
eiho Railroad is4ue, IL; Pacific Mail scrip Isl.
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Legal InteIIigence.

UNITED STATES CoURT.-This court met ct
nine O'Clock yesterday morning, but 40
cases of Importance were brought before it.
The Grand Jury returned the following in
dictments:
United States Us. Henry Reinheimer and
James Hurlbut, for smuggling
United States Us. Alexander Bunnell, for
smuggling.
United States Us. Levi Tilton, for aiding
in removing goods, &C., imported and un-
loaded without permit.
The petitjury was discharged until Tues
day morning next.
The court adjourned to meet at Q o'clock
this morning, when an application for
temporary Injunction in the case of E.
Howe, jr., Us. j. V. Coon ct a., will be ar
gued.
DISTRICT CoURr.-The September term Of
this court opened in Court Room No. 2 at
ten o'clock yesterday morning, Judges
Bolton, Cof1inberry and Burke on the
bench. As several members of the jury
were absent, the court adjourned to TIVE
o'clock. A motion to strike of certain an
swers filed in the case of Morgan ct al Us.
spangler ct al. was argued by Geo. E. Pugh.
Esq, for plaintiffs and Judge Ranney, F,
7. Bsckus and J. P. Bishop for defendants
The motion was overruled. This case will
come on this morning at nine o'clock. Be.
fore the court adjourned, a Committee o.
Attorneys was appointed to examine aPPIi-
csnts for admission to the bar, and attend
the commencement exercises of the Ohio
State and Union Law College for The ur'
pose of examining such of the students al
desire to apply for admission to practice q
the bar. The following gentlemen wert
appointed said committee: 8. Williamson
Charles stetson, R. B. Dennis, Geo. Wiley
Frank H. Kelley, E. J. Estep, 1. Bucking.
ham, ]. E. Ingersoll.
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CITY NEWS.

Starr has constantly, at his News Depot,
all the leading New York daily and weekly
papers, which are received in advance OF
the mail
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DEMOCRATIC WARD MEETINGS.
Election Of Delegates TO the County
convention.

The Democrats of the different
wards of the city met at their usual places
for holding primary meetings, last evening,
for the purpose of electing delegates to
attend County Convention to be held in
National Hall next Saturday, September
9th. Tho Convention is called for the nom-
ination of county officers to be gloriously
defeated at the ensuing election.
We give below returns from all the wards
except the Seventh. The cable is lost and,
relying on the old process, we shall hsve to
wait about fourteen days for news from that
ward. The following are the names of the
delegates
FIRST WARD
George F Marshal, George Crittenden, R
A Davidson, Wilson, John NJ Hughes.
SECOND WARD.
W Fitch, Thomas Manning, A P Wins
low, Murray, G W Lynde.
THIRD WARD.
Morrison Foster, Patrick McCarty, John
McGinty, W J Gordon, B Brownell,
FOURTH WARD.
R E Mix. J N Adams, H s Bishop, J E
OaAJg VI Ii NAOOhs
FIFTH WAR;.
Joseph sturges, N McArdle, P L Shaw,
Simon Murphy, VIM Heisley.
SIXTH WARD.
wv Noble, ] D Cleveland, A Maloy, J
Brokenshire, Joseph Hickman.
EIGHTH WARD.
Charles Winslow. W d Truscott, Joseph
Gray, Andrew Stevenson, ] N Vaughn.
NINTH WARE.
Percival Upton, ] s Allen, John Jones,
Hszen Hughes, ] Stamner.
TENTH WARD.
We find after all that we have not got re-
turns from this ward. The list of delegates
was refused the reporter applying for them.
ELEVENTH WARD.
Robert Larnder, Joseph Harrison, George
Hartnel, Jr., ] A Gehring, Michael Burke.
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for Crude and Refined bonded. Etock operators are
turning their attention to this article and any rsa.
sonable amount could be disposed Of at present
Receipts OF Crude to-day we're 1000 bbls. khip-
ments Of Refined East were heavy. Prices favor
holders, and another advance is wanted. RshnsrI
have ~sutaeient contracts for future delivery to last
some time. PhilAdeIPhiAus are doing all the Pur-
chasing. Sales of Crude At 2lo without paeksgesi
100 bbls "a gravity at sSc, bbls returned; 70 bbis
Green county oil at $50, bbls IL c,uded.
Refined is wanted. sslss 1000 bb's, November de
livery at Philadelphia, at 55ci 1000 bbls Globe, de-
Hvered during September at Philadelphia, at 6sA /;
900 bbIs for November at PhilAdelphiA at 6ec.-
Sales 100 bbis free on SCOT at 65Ho.
NApthA residuum dull and nominal.
Rose = Prentlnz' FrOvIElOa AArksa Rs
port
Tbs following are the rates charged By uHi
Hams-Sugar-eursd premium hanE = b--. "a
Hams SB-.-~
Dried Beef-R
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y b.-..%.-s....-.-. Is
Smoked Sides D---.s..--.-. "
L~ard-Prfne leaf kettle-rnd'd In bbls or tres. 2SH
Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd In kegs y D.. "A
SOEk-No. l mess y 90
Ax.La eieL oi;.'.:.-r:....:'-.. - "
Ggs to railroad depots or boats. All articles an
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything b
The s'A''. Order. promptly aileSi avr,s.
alAR Eos. ia ia ard lee Ontario sErsst.
Rradburn, williams & CO.'s Quota
White Fish-Balf bblS, No. 1---~---s7 80
front .--. -. ---. 8 %
PickereI-Out of market.
August 70, 1865. AugSORe
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OLRVRLAND, COGUNBUs : ON,
OGIHEATT RNTJBOAD.
1856. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.

y On and aiter Monday, August 7th, PASSENGER
Trains Will leave Cleveland as iOllOws:
lss 1rA4G-Ts45 a. m.-U1hOIRnATE
stopping At Grafton, wellington, New LOn.
don, Shelby, Orsatlids, Gallon, lGilsAd, Oar
dipgtOn, Ashley, Dela~prs, Davis OSntrs AnS
Wostbington.
"a TIaiB-245 r. m.-AuOthmODAItOhs-5soDl
At AL stations. and arrives IN Columbus as $50
2 -. Cincinnati 1.a1 A. \.
Al Grafton, wellington, New London, SHELBY
Orestlias. Gallon. GtleAd. UaEdington and Del
AWARE.
THaiaa lsars Columbus - so and IAN A.M., 2sE9P.M
arrive ct Olsusland 9se A. -. : aud 50 ,. q,
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coWMIss'N ~MERCHANTS
G00lMAN 3 HADLEY,

Produce, Forwarding aud Commission
merchants,
For the sale of Flour, Grain, Seeds, Provisions, &C.
once Ne AZ and 80 Merwin St., OleVeiand' u
Refer 10 A.. II. Spencer, First National Bank
Cleveland: Fletcher 3 sharpe, Bankers, IndisnaP-
oils; O. " Saith, Esq General Freight Agent u
4 L. q. RsilToad, Indianapolis. auglS 80
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LEAVE 1RTR.

- 4. a.-ElGHI EXPEESS -RAIH-Ssoppi
1t GirArd, AshtAbula and PAinaVils only, An1
arrive 1t Cleveland At IA 4.
A:lS. A. n. - MAIL AND AOOOMMODATIOA
TkAlH-Stogpins At al stations and arTigs 81
cleveland At i0:2N A. ~.
I0iB a. M.-TOLEDO EXP~RESS-stoPpinE q an
G.Athns eN-oeP SAybrook, OnlonYille,
Ferry, Mentor and Nioklf6s, and arrives 81
OloVelABd st 2:l5 ~.
S:Is II. M.-OAN EXPRESS ~TRAIH-StoFYtnE -
GirzrE .GSaneaut, AehtabulA, Geneva 4 Pains
vile only, nd arrives In Cleveland At 9.25 7. 4.
~ Second Oiaz Cars srs run on I'll through
FrAtn1- -
an the trains Eoing westward connect q OeyslAn-
with trains for Toledo. Chicago, Columbus, Otncins
natl. indianapolis, St. LoGiS, &o.; aud All through
trains going esstU ard, connect A. Dunkirk with ths
trains Of the New York 3 Erie Railroad, sud ct BOD.
al With thOae OF the New York Central D Bu1AloA
New York City Railroads Tor New York, Albany
Boston, NIAGARA Falls So and at Erie With trains
on tho PhilAdelphiA D Erie Railroad. go
~ Day ExSresr, East and West eonnsce1 q
atrard with Trails on Erie 4 PtttaburRh RaAroed
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IpENTIsTRY.
TEETH z
Or, J, r, DANTEIR.

BEs De - UANAklbs
Late Of the nrm Of HALLIWKLL 4 DAHTuEa 4
still at bis old established Dental Rooms, corpe !
Ontario street and Public Square, making tbos.
invaluable gems, Artificial Teeth, at the Old nrsceS
before the war. An Upper or Lower Set rom "a
to R1S. All work warranted .nIn- "a
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FLOUR AND FEED.
.LoUK AND FEED.

EL0UR AND FEED.
C.
The wel-knoun Wholesale and Retail DealsI
FLOUR N FEED. has always on hAndsS
Esw Hominy, White oIacked WhsAt6-
Graham Flour Iarinas l.
Split Peas, Barley
90 Zeal. Kew Corn Meal.
Fresh Buckwheat Flour, 90, At greatly reduced
prices. ONAOn AlLLS
feIT.2H Cor. Ontario and Prospect Eta.
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D. MoLAREN. Gen'l sup't.
Z T. FULLER, Geo1 Ticket Agsnt. sep2
ULEVKLAND . KKIE RAILROAD
-. wrsTsR aKEAugHnusr Is

On sad sIssr bondAy, Oct. GlBt, la4. PssIs1sa
TTasns viii run e. biloEa. SUNDAYS Gxcepted)i
LEAVE OLEVELAHDs
N.k9 A. H.-DAY PRn TRAIH-Stopping a
WulOuRhby. PAinesVille. Madison, Geneva, Ash.
tzbulA' Oonneaut and GlrArd onlT. and Arrtvs 81
Erie q I'm r. H.. Dunkirk tA6 ?. -. Bufllo
Bf0 F.a
f.7s P. M.-OIHmHHAT1 EXPRESS-StOPpinF 81
Palnesvflle. AshtabulA and Girard only, and srs
riVes 1t Erie6:4 40 ?. H., Dunkirk 8.6 p ~. Bes.
I.a p. 81 MAIL And AOOOMMODATIOH-
etoppinE NtAu StAtdons and arrive II EEs 81
1855 F. n.
500 P. n.-EIGHT BXPREsS T~RAIH-stov,hg Il
fsiussv1le, Ashtshqa and Girurd only, and
aoiyes At Erie At i1s9 A. n. DunksFf 80
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08

ALLIE JONGsl
WhoIssals and Retail DOslsE IN
Strip Vein, OoIuzbiaEa and Chippewa
G n A L.
Onss on o. P. K L. Fis AnO, once and Yard
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GXoslllat Quality for
STEAM, Gas, GRATIS, STOVES,
Onos or Houss Use. AlBo. AETERAOTTH COAL
IN large or small quaint Ties
Orders respectfully selected and promptly sttsad'
Ts-ms ssA saAvIR.Ra
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14
MAILS CLOSE

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THE UEDERsIGNRD has Re-
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

THE SIENI5SIPPI !
has bes1 institasst.
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property With safe and reliable company a. car ovr
Itsie. II shcnld be the prits and ressare q ever
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pAring The plan q ihis eolpsEy viii hat q cher
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since IN cur STATE.
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